OCR recovered text quality varies — view PDF for accurate reading. = 1 id, 4 ad I mi RL TR TE TEE rnd #1 EEE ry S. PHOTOS 0 Yes | & Ne | 8. SOURCE | 2. LOCATION Canton-Akron Area, Ohio 4. TYPE OF OBSERYATION 0 Ground-Visual O Ground-Redar DO AirYi ‘sual civilian ~ 0 Air-Intercept Rodar | hpi - , | 12. CONCLUSIONS O Wos Ballaon Oo Probably Balloon Poss bly Balloon Was Aircroly Probobly Aircroft Possibly Aircraft Was Astronomical | Probably Astronomical Possibly Astronomical | 7. LENGTH OF OBSERVATION | 8 NUMBER OF OBJECTS | 9. COURSE 1. 6-7 mins 2. 15020 mins | one each 1. ESE _ _ 2. Manuvered 10. BRIEF SUMMARY OF SIGHTING [n. COMMENTS Other. Insufficient Date for Evalvotion | Unk no vem a gr mE mo a —— = EE hand rpt from witness that would Witness called Lockbourne AFB to report ufo. Would not give name. Flight reported as straigz lat all times. Obj believed to be 3,000- y, ,000 ft {* (2z1t. No green lights as expected on e/c.F Flignt to ESE. Speed was slower than b Lim “pis of lights EX A two © nesdligntson car vith othe w4pot give name. ord with ve lite or a/c. mins. BINGO saw this obj. Lockbourne rather than being submitted | Indicate that the obj viewed 114glayers could NOT have been cuased by a/c. J could have been caused by Sat- Fave a ops. Wl Rpt phoned in to FID from No data presented to by the BINGO 200-2. A/C most likely cause of tness noted that obj did NOT ght as "expected? of an a/c night have been cause.