UFO Sighting in New Carlisle, Ohio in 1968

Summary

An observer reported seeing two unidentified flying objects near New Carlisle, Ohio, in March 1968. According to the testimony, one object was at approximately 12 degrees elevation, while the other was between 35 and 40 degrees. The observer described the object as having a golden top and emitting a white light. Although he provided some basic information to the on-duty officer, the data was sparse and not sufficient for a scientific investigation. The Air Force requested the witness to complete a form to gather more details, emphasizing that the information would be used solely for research and that his identity would not be disclosed without his consent.

The report includes detailed questions about weather conditions, the object's appearance, movement, and any changes in its behavior. The observer did not report any sounds or sudden changes, but did mention that the object did not explode or move behind clouds. Although the testimony lacked physical evidence or photographs, the form aimed to obtain a more precise description to assist in the analysis of this UFO case.