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Date
February
1983,
1313
Series
DIA
Target No •
JS #42
(CRV-6T-2/83)
Target
Remote Viewer
#002
Interviewer
H.
Puthoff
Beacon(s)
GRV
(Coordinate Remote Viewing)
Comments
:
1 .
Coordinates
supplied
to Puthoff
at beginning of session by
Remote viewer and
interviewer blind
as
to target
sice ana activity of
interest.
2 .
COTR
monitored session
in person.
Session videotaped.
3.
Pre-, mid- and post-session calibration tests with known
target materials
(Florence,
Italy;
Mt.
Rainier, Washington;
Bern,
Switzerland,
respectively)
indicated viewer
"on-line."
4.
Remote viewer described
"tunnels
into something," with vaulted
ceilings, used
to store something "deadly," discussed the
presence of
liquid,
and drew cylindrical-shaped objects,
but
did not identify function
as
that of submarine storage.
H.
E.
Puthoff,
Ph.D.
,
Radio Physics Laboratory
SRI International
333 Ravenswood Ave.
• Menlo Park, CA 94025
•
< 41
1 326-6200
• TWX: 910-373-1246
• TELEX: 334463
•
Facsimile:
(415) 326-5512
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OPERATIONAL RV EVALUATION PROTOCOLS
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INSTRUCTIONS TO ANALYSTS
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(U)
The
information provided
as enclosure
to
this report was obtained
in response
to
a collection requirement provided
by
.
This
information was
acquired from
a new and potentially valuable source of
intelligence.
Work
is currently being pursued
to determine
the accuracy,
reliability,
and
improvement potential
of
this
source.
Your remarks
and
attention
to
the evaluation sheet will
be
the basis
for our assessment
of
this new collection technique.
Therefore,
the effort you expend will greatly
assist us
and will ultimately result
in
you receiving more data
of
increasing
accuracy and reliability.
(U)
While formulating your
judgements concerning
the data,
the following
comments concerning
this new source
of
intelligence may be helpful.
(U)
Foremost,
the data are
likely
to consist of
a mixture of correct
and
incorrect elements.
Specifically:
(1)
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The descriptive elements
are generally of higher
reliability than judgements
or
labels
as
to what
is
being described
(recreational swimming pool may be
mistaken
for water purification pools,
an aircraft
hull may be mistaken
for
a submarine hull,
etc.).
Therefore,
seemingly appropriate descriptive elements
should not be rejected because
of mislabeling.
(2)
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The data often contain gaps
(in
a 3-building complex,
for example,
perhaps
only
two
of
the buildings may be
described,
and
an airfield may be added
that
isn't there).
Such gaps
or additions
should not be taken
to mean that
the
rest of
the data
is necessarily
inaccurate.
(S)
Therefore,
a recommended
approach
is
to first examine
the entire
information packet
to obtain
an overall
"flavor"
of
the response,
reserving
final
judgement even
in
the
face
of certain errors,
and
then go back through
for detailed
analysis.
(U)
If
you have questions regarding
the data you have received
or
on
its
evaluation
please feel
free
to contact me
at any
time.
Thank you.
-
DIA
( DT-5A)
c/o
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International
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CA
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SUMMARY EVALUATION SHEET
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For
the summary evaluation,
please check the following boxes
as
to the accuracy of the submitted material.
*
ACCURACY
Site Contact,
Little
Correspondence
with
Mixed Results
Good
Excellent
Unknown
Not
Applicable
(S)
Geographical locale descrip-
tion
(terrain,
water,
etc.)
(S) Large-scale manmade elements
(cities,
buildings,
silos,
docks,
railroad
lines,
airfields,
etc.)
n
(S)
Small-scale manmade elements
(antennas,
computers,
tanks,
missiles,
offices,
etc.)
(S)
General target ambience
(re-
search,
production,
adminis-
tration,
storage,
troop move-
ments,
naval activity,
air
activity,
weapons
testing,
etc.)
(S)
Relevant specific activities
(nuclear testing, missile
firing,
CBW storage,
ELINT
monitoring,
etc,
)
(S)
Personality information
(physical descriptions,
actions,
responsibilities,
plans,
etc.)
(S) Overall utility
Cannot be de-
None
Marginal
|
Useful
Very Useful
termined
at this time
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Definitions
for the accuracy scale
;
- Little correspondence
Self explanatory.
-
Site contact with
Mixture of
correct
and
incorrect
elements,
but enough of
the former
to
mixed results
indicate source has probably accessed
the target
site.
- Good
..
......
Good correspondence with several elements matching,
but some incorrect
information,
- Excellent ...........
Good correspondence with unambiguous unique matchable elements and relatively
little incorrect information.
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