38_143685_box_Incident_Summaries_173-233

Text

A machine read this text from the scan. When the text and the image disagree, the image is right.

I CIDENS SUNDARY SHEET
(To be filled out and retained in files)
Incident 212
1. Date of Observation
3. Dec 48
2. Time of Observation 1713. hours - twilight
3. Where W9S Object(s) Sighted Ground at. Sisbenthaler & Riverside while entering
city limits. of Dayton on Siebemthaler. Are.
4. Observer's Position
In car
(i.c. ground, air, control tower, etc.)
5. Name and Address of Observer
George. H. Hoffren, 132. Revoeds Dayton 56 Ohio
6. Occupation end/or Mobbies .VCI. Intelligence Controls. - Amateur. photographer
but 10. mestly interested in mechanies
7. Attention Attracted to Chject (s) By the object. coming into. line of. vision
8. Number of Object (s) Sighted
1 flash seen. two. times.
9. Size of Object(s)
M.S. Approximately. an inch. long
from observer's viewpoint
10. Color of Object(s) yellowdah shade of. white. e, similar. to star.
11. Shape (Sketch if Possible)
irragular
12. Nature of Luminosity like star. - 11ght. must have. eminated from object itself
13. Estimated Distance of Object from Observer Could not be. entime led.- thought. to
be some 10 miles and at an sltitude from 10,000 to 20,000 feet
14. Speed of Object(s) Could. not- be estimated
1/2 second for each pulse of light
15. Time in Sight
16. Tactics
Apparently. traveling. in an. ascending. are
17. Sound Modo by Object(s) None. noticeable
18. Direction of Flight of Objuct(s) Separa, to pe, apcending. - possibly in an
eastern direction
19. Apparont Construction (of What Material or Substance)
Flash. of light
20. Effect of Objects on Clouds and/or Exhaust Trail
Hope
21. Weather Conditions Existing at the Time
Sky. clear. in vicialty. of object.
22. Peculiorities Notod
None
23. Summary of Incident
(over)
(Attach a Soparate Sheet if Additional Space is Needed)