What happened
The FAA’s narrative, in sentence case. The FAA writes it in capitals and removes private details.
(-23) Investigated assigned occurrence from western pacific daily report on 06/06/07. Report indicated pilot had "problems with a window." Subsequent telephone interview with company director of maintenance revealed that what in fact occurred was that the pilot reported hearing a loud bang, accompanied by the departure from the aircraft of approximately 60% of the surface of the co-pilot's windshield. A section of the glareshield was also lost with the decompression event. Control of the aircraft was maintained and the aircraft landed without injury to personnel. Pilot reports no recollection of bird strike. Company dom filed SDR & m or d documentation.
As the FAA filed it
(-23) INVESTIGATED ASSIGNED OCCURRENCE FROM WESTERN PACIFIC DAILY REPORT ON 06/06/07. REPORT INDICATED PILOT HAD "PROBLEMS WITH A WINDOW." SUBSEQUENT TELEPHONE INTERVIEW WITH COMPANY DIRECTOR OF MAINTENANCE REVEALED THAT WHAT IN FACT OCCURRED WAS THAT THE PILOT REPORTED HEARING A LOUD BANG, ACCOMPANIED BY THE DEPARTURE FROM THE AIRCRAFT OF APPROXIMATELY 60% OF THE SURFACE OF THE CO-PILOT'S WINDSHIELD. A SECTION OF THE GLARESHIELD WAS ALSO LOST WITH THE DECOMPRESSION EVENT. CONTROL OF THE AIRCRAFT WAS MAINTAINED AND THE AIRCRAFT LANDED WITHOUT INJURY TO PERSONNEL. PILOT REPORTS NO RECOLLECTION OF BIRD STRIKE. COMPANY DOM FILED SDR & M OR D DOCUMENTATION.