[BLANK] reported light formation observation — January 1961

It appears to be a table of contents for a document titled "GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES." GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION INSTRUCTIONS FOR UNIFORM ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES SECTION PARAGRAPH TITLE PAGE Letter of Promulgation List of Effective Pages Record of Corrections Table of Contents CHAPTER 1 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS 101 Purpose 103 Message Identification CHAPTER 2 CIVIE REPORTS GENERAL 201 Information to be Reported and When to Report PROCEDURES 203 General (priority or transmission) 205 Content of CIVIE Reports 207 Addressees 209 Acceptance of and Responsibility for CIVIE Reports SECURITY 208 Military and Civilian EVALUATION REPORTS 209 Action by Activities ORIGIN The text extracted from the image is as follows: TABLE OF CONTENTS (Cont'd) Section Paragraph Page V 210 2-9 VI 211 2-9 I 301 3-1 II 302 3-1 303 3-1 304 3-1 305 3-1 307 3-1 III 308 3-7 IV 309 3-7 V 310 3-7 VI 311 3-7 ORIGINAL CHAPTER 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION INTELLIGENCE REPORTS 1-1. The reports should cover the following information: (1) Identification of reporting aircraft, or observer. (2) Identification of reporting aircraft, or observer. (3) Object sighted. Give brief description of the following items as appropriate: ORIGIN KINDLEY - THIS IS KINDLEY - FIVE NINE THREE SIX - CIRVIS REPORT - OVER EMERGENCY ADVISORY TWO FIVE NINE THREE SIX THIS IS KINDLEY - AIR FORCE TWO FIVE NINE THREE SIX SIGHTED FORMATION OF SIX JET BOMBERS MOVING WEST TO EAST OVER BERMUDA ON THIRTY ONE ZERO EIGHT ZERO ZERO HOURS. A48207 SIGHTED .............. (Aircraft) (Aeronautical Station) ADDITIONAL CIRVIS REPORT. THIS IS KINDLEY ROGER - OUT NOTE: In radiotelegraph transmission, the same procedures would be followed as prescribed in para 5a. Cancellation reports should be made in the event the previously reported sighting is determined to be other than as originally reported, and a brief message cancelling the previous report(s). IF THE AIRCRAFT INVOLVED IS OTHER THAN CANADIAN OR UNITED STATES MILITARY OR DIPLOMATIC, REPORT WILL BE MADE VIA OTHER COMMUNICATION MEANS AS SPECIFIED IN SUBSEQUENT PARAGRAPHS. (i) If no airborne report was made as a result of this sighting (as prescribed in sub-paragraph 216c), the foreign territory (see paragraph 210), the sighting should be reported by the most expeditious means available to the nearest CIRVIS addressee. Project BLUE BOOK (Unidentified Flying Objects) program which was established and designated as 'Closed' following a much publicized place in view change in the objectives of the project. a. To determine if unidentified flying objects constitute a threat to the security of the United States. b. The text appears to be a summary of the Project Blue Book program and its findings regarding unidentified flying objects. Insuring that appropriate commanders are aware of the results obtained in evaluating the reported sighting as being Positive, Probable, Possible or Negative. There is no photograph present in this particular page, which appears to contain text describing procedures for reporting information and sightings related to unidentified flying objects. Supporting case details: Reported craft or object: Light Formation Reported special objects or artifacts: Still camera Institutional response / aftermath: Government or official action