Australian government UFO case — source copy 19, pages 97-98

The source identifies the observer or reporter as •••• Charl.'ea· Auhr"ey·" ooi:roN· .................. . Address of' observer . 0. i3ridgeto~· & ••• ••• • ••••• • •••• 0 • • ••••••• 0. {. GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. q/J-/ . ~ ~~ - BIVAT W.A. POCOCC NO. 61635/.jj..1-( ) .. Confidential POLICE DEPARTMENT. Y o u R N o .~ ......... ! ... ~ .. .... ~_ .. :AJ 5 COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE, PERTH, W . A ............. ?4- .~~ ... ~.~~~ .~Y.1 ... .... ... 19 .. .5.g, Officer Commanding Vestern Area , R . A . I . F. Pearce. Subject ; Report on Unusual Sighting. ~------~ In resp onse to your memo, dated the 20th ultimo , I return herewith pro formae which have been filled in by. Mr . Bolton. s- ~- Comrndssioner o2 Police . r, / · _ .-. ~ , , t.: • . 't....-''/f...-1 <"'- ··.'I I ~ U J..q!v '• .. ...! ~< [CONTINUATION PAGE] ..... "'''" ' .... , ...... , . ........... ~·"" .. ... REPORT OF AERIAL OBJECT OBSERVED - - - - co Name of observer •••• Charl.'ea· Auhr"ey·" ooi:roN· .................. . Address of' observer . 0. i3ridgeto~· & ••• ••• • ••••• • •••• 0 • • ••••••• 0 3. Date and Time of' observation ••• 2 B/ii/?i . . ··•ltpm:······· ···· ·· 4o Where was object f'irst observed e.g . overhead~ coming f'rom behind a hill, over the horizon, etc •• ~····h""h··· 1 ··· ··t• ••th•• ~Tom t e or zon o e East. •••••~•••••••••••• ·•••••••••tt•f'o o •4•o••••••• . •••••••~J••o•o• 4 ee 6 • •••••••-•••••••••••••••• •o ••••• • ••• •••&••••••••••eo•tt••• e •o•~• 5· Did the object appear as a · light ar as a moving object.o••·· · . 6. 8. · M oving· c, hj ect. ·• · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · .. · 0 • • • • • ., • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • • " .. , What was the colour of' the light or object. o ,T••·t~ · ·· ·~ ·· · ·· •o Not Known as it was nigh\:· · · · ~ · ... · f' •••••••••• • • , "' • & o e e o • , ••• o •• o o •••••••• ., ...... . was any detail of' structure observable . ~onlY~ha~"the"horm&l·\ail BEftana-dnre.l~sPMil-~ ~cwe&t~~YMGii,., •• ,,.., .. x•••t•*••u Between one and two thousand 10 • . Estimation of' spr ed- Maximum: ·Fiying'very"~as\:·Abou\"\he~=~~ed Minimum: Pf? ~J'~- ~t r~r~~~ ...... ... .. . 11. · Have you any experience which enables you to be ~easonable certain about the answe rs given to 9 and 10 .... ?••· · ·····•••••• Only war experience. 12 • . Direction of f'light with reference to l andmarks or points of the 13. 14. 15 16. compass. c ••••••• o .............. . . . ........ ., . ............... , ••••• Travelling from East to W est. . . . Did object remain on a stright path or deviate a t al l a ~ · ···~··• . . . . . . It app~ar.ed to·· t:ravei" "in" a· "s'tra.'igh\· l."ih"e• \.lh't."ir allnb"'rt.· 'OVer 'Ob's~t -1-t· -then went WlntmlJV ~ ~~Wn&~8aMl'.r ., s.ee• ••...• .' .. .. . . d ••• • • .. • ; • •t -4"t Lights appeare to go ou ~ er Where did tdiej~f(ti~ ie>.~~ mid-air , be hind EJ hill ~ - . ~v ~ r . the horizon ... "Lo·s·-t ·s·i~bt" •a-tt:e·r· ··ft: oe"gah" ·t:o· " c"rilnb" "aitct ·we- 'l"ights Any other rematl<:s: ·vhien "the ·c·raft: was· ·~frat: "flf!fld "i't' "li'ad o t'1fo "rfghts 0 fi. ; "'l'lie·re was· ·a »Vd:I8)Ct 'O'rangE;-·l<ighi). :o;n, -:~ ·;po:~t, -&iod& oaDd .a .green ·' _ ))"gnt: ~on .. ·tne ·s"-t:e)'tfo·~ "S'i"cte: • ""JrtJ <the- "C'rafl'b cpaetr -obee~l' ., ·portholes "vie"re ·ooe·e·rvec! wnfen "s'lfoVIe'ci ·o'"t'Ef!fgf! '"r:tgttt "from 'the' i.1T1i"e'rivr vf 'the craft. "ihe ~wlioie ·of "tne "'e"raf't o'J:~c"l{cd out as 1 t started to~imb and there ... • • • • • • • • • ·.:~· • •• • • • •1 • • • • • • •..t....l..ii.Ad•to ·be •very · she:rt, · · • • • •• • •• • vrq~ DC? s~unu. The w~ngs app.::: ... ~-u •-••• •• ••••• •• ••••• •• .-. •• •• • • • •• • e o • • • a •• •••• ••• •• e•o . , • ••· *'~•., • • ••••••••• c••••••• ••••••• ••••• ft •••• •••.,•o•~ c- ••• "o • ••• • • "l?•o • # •e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••e• o •fto•• t-, •• •••••• fl •••• ••••'>