Air Force Checklist Records Military UFO Sightings
The document released Its pages are dominated by a standardized checklist — a numbered field structure running from date and time through location, observer name, occupation, address, place of observation, number of objects, distance, time in sight, altitude, speed, direction of flight, tactics, sound, size, color, shape, odor, apparent construction, exhaust trails, weather conditions, effect on clouds, sketches or photographs, manner of disappearance, and remarks. Each incident is assigned a number, and the surviving excerpts carry entries into the nineties, indicating a catalog built to hold one hundred cases. S.
Air Force compiled this analysis of flying objects observed in the United States, drawing on reports from military personnel and civilians alike. S. Highway 40, a commercial flight crew, and a Houston resident employed by the Immigration Service.
The form treats each account the same way, whether the witness was flying an experimental aircraft or standing in a yard before…
