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* Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300040020-4 NOT RELCASABLE TO FORLIGN NATLONALS LTAFM-OPS-HU-SA 23 May 1980 SG1A MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SGIA SUBJECT: Uneonfirmed Source Information, Pertaining to tit l. (U) The following information applies: eat SD eo As wt KE + a. (5) Source stated that in the vicinity of the above coordinates wh wl there is a lony valley between high rugged hills with a river running ie nO eh! down the center of the valley. a Boag ’ > fe nak Oasis , . hte yittl ve b. (S) Source stated that there appeared to be a constricted area veh yeem * at one end of the valley in the furm uf "Like two V's coming together" cue and he stated that Lhis seems ta be a point of interest. a c. (S) He staled that whatever flows through the valley or the con- stricted area is also constricted by that narrow portion, d. (S) The Source stuled thal looking down on the area he could de- tect some sort of object (apparently he was) Looking down From a consider- able height) around which you could see a flow, like a ship with bow waves. e. (5) The Souree also stated thal the luo Veahuned objects appeared to be two deminisional looking down on them, and the V-end of earch object (or appex) appeared to be almost 90 degrees ariel very nearly touching. He stated the Flow (?) is from right le Left within the walley as well as the Rivers Flouv is from ecight to dett. f. (2) The object deseribed by the Saree as dike «a ship with bow vaves was aiso desertbed ag like "V..q polnted cbycet in a wind tunnel." 2, (S) Request the above infers tien be evaluated cad comments be provided to the undersigned mo dater than OY tone 1980, thio wtih permit a Pull eval- vation of the seurees infermat ion far aceurocy sad ibobbigence value. TOSETT Ul. ACBOND ABLE Pile UGA Analyt PEASGTE EPR BYs MSG, HDA  OAMI-1SH) Mids; O51650/ JUL 78 PevdiwW ON: 25 May 2009 Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300040020-4
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TO F0KL1UN NAT IONALS
IAFM-0PS-HU-SA
23 May
1980
SG1A
MEMORANDUM FOR
THE RECORD
SGI A
SUBJECT:
Unconfirmed Source
Information,
Per Luining
to
i.
e
(U)
The following
information applies:
a.
(S)
Source stated
that
in
the vicinity of the above coordinates
there
is
a lony valley between high rugged hills with
a
river
running
1 ^
£
v down
the center
of
the valley
1^
|J
(T
b.
(S)
Source stated
that
there appeared
to be
a constricted area
,
t cH
at
one end
of
the valley
in
the
form
uf
"like two V's coming
together”
y
and he stated
that
this seems
to be
a
point
of
interest *
c
.
(S)
He stated
that
u/hatever
flows through
the valley
or
the con-
stricted area
is also constricted by
that
narrow portion*
d*
(5)
The Source stated
that
looking
down
on
t tie area he could de-
tect
some sort
of
object
(apparently ho
war,
look inf]
down
from
a consider-
able
height
)
around which
you could see
a
flow,
like
a
ship with
bow waves.
e.
(S)
The Source also stated
that
I lie
1 wo V-shoped objects appeared
to be
two deminisional
lookin']
down
on
thorn,
and
the V-end
of
each object
(or
appex)
appeared
to be almost
90 degrees and very nearly
touching.
He
stated
the Flow
(?)
is
from
right
In
left
within
I tie valley
as well
as
the
\l ivers
flow
is
from
right
to
left.
f,
(S)
the object
described
by
the Source
as
like
a
ship with bow
waves was also described as
like
M ...a pointed object
in
a wind
tunnel.”
2.
(5)
Reguesl
the above
inform
:t ion
be evaluated and tomments
be provided
to
line undersigned no
later
than
0?
dune
1980,
thi;..
will,
permit
a
full
eval-
uation
of
the
sot
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in format ion
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F Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001300230001-3 oo 2. Electric and Magnetic Fields of Biological Objects Quasiconstant Electric Field Near Fish," DOKLADY AN SSSR, 1978, Vol 238, No 3, pp 718721. ” 2. Bennet, M., "Mechanism of Action of Electric Organs," the collection "Sovremennyye Problemy Elektrobiologii" /Modern Problems of Electro- biology/, Moscow, Mir, 1964, p 117. 3. Butov, G. P., “'Animal' Electricity," NAUKA I ZHIZN', 1958, No I, p 56. 4, . Granovskaya, R. M., "Some Considerations on the Problem of Electro- magnetic Fields of the Brain," TRUDY LENINGR. OB-VA YESTESIVOISPYTA- TELEY, 1961, Vol 72, Issue I, p 111. 5. Guberman, I., "Man Is a Live Radio Station. [On P. I. Gulyayev's 7 Works/," SMENA, 1968, No II. 6. Gulyayev, P. I., "Electroauragram. Electric Field of Organisms as a New Biological Connection,” the collection "Materialy k Simposium _ 'Pizika i Biologiya'" /Data for the Symposium "Physics and Biology!//, Moscow, 1967, p 19. ww 7. .Gulyayev, P. I., Zabotin, V. I., and Shlippenbakh, N. Ya., "Electro- auragram of the Nerve, Muscle and Heart of a Frog and of the Heart, and Muscles of Man," DOKLADY AN SSSR, 1968, Vol 180, No 6, pp 1504— 1506, Pe a 8. Gulyayev, P. I., Zabotin, V. I., and Shlippenbakh, N. Ya., "Registra- tion of the Electric Component of Electromagnetic Fields of Living Substances," the collection "Bionika,' Second Ukrainian Republic Sci- entific Conference, Abstracts of Reports, Kiev, 1968, pp 136-138. ) 9. Gulyayev, P. I., Zabotin, V. I., and Shlippenbakh, N. Ya., "Electro- auragram of_Man and Animals,” the collection "Nervnaya Sistema” /Ner- vous System/, Issue 9, Leningrad, Leningrad State University, 1968. 10. Gulyayev, P. I., Zabotin, V. I., and Shlippenbakh, N. Ya., "Registra- tion of Electromagnetic Fields Occurring During the Movement of In- ad sects, Birds and Beasts," the collection "Nervnaya Sistema," Issue 10, Leningrad, Leningrad State University, 1969, pp 177-183. See also part 1, section I, chapter 2, Nos 15, 19, 29, 46, 50, 60, 61 and 66; chapter 3, Nos 11, 20-27, 29, 34, 35, 39 and 40; chapter 4, No 28; part II, section IV, chapter 2, No 89. 143 Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001300230001-3
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND
20755
SUBJECT:
Evaluation
of Project 8016
(U)
Commander
INSCOM
ATTN:
IAFM-0PS-HU-SA
Ft Meade,
MD
20755
1,
(U)
Comments concerning CD-17,
19,
22 and 38 are attached as inclosure
1.
2.
(S)
In
general,
the results of this project are inconclusive due to
difficulty
in establishing detailed locations of subject after the fact.
Recommend that this project,
therefore,
be terminated.
Further,
recommend
that
if this line of endeavor
is continued,
an impersonal subject be chosen
as the target,
and that the time of sessions be coordinated
in advance
to
insure accurate data
is available for evaluation of reports.
Incl
as
J6 / "
/
S i
96-00788R0003001 00002-7
SGFOIA3
1..
(S)
Subject :
Summary of Unconfirmed Source Information Pertaining to
"J"~
( S )
Project 8016-CD 17
a.
Of the
thjjee initial reports
u/hich
u/'ere reviewed,
this one had the most
promise.
Although the information contained in each paragraph was considered
highly probable,
it can not be confirmed at this time because the Subject was on
travel
SGFOIA3
SGFOIA3
b.
The source of this investigation on
should be encouraged to
continue because there are a good deal of accurate comments which were made by
him.
c.
In the future,
the date and time of the session should be
a part
of the
report.
Without this information,
it is virtually impossible to assess the
information.
2.
(S)
Subject :
Summary
sgfoia!
of Unconfirmed Source Information Pertaining to
|(S),
Project 8016-CD
19.
a.
The only part of this report which had any possibilities was the
information provided
in para l.c.
Asside from that,
nothing else was felt to be
accurate.
b.
Again,
Subject was on travel during this period which makes assessment
very difficult.
c.
The information in paragraph l.c. above applies.
3.
(S)
Subject :
Summary of Unconfirmed Source Information Pertaining to
tJ
r-.
nm / on
o
SGFOIA'
Project 8016-CD
a.
It is felt that nothing
in this report
is accurate.
b.
Subject was on travel during this session;
therefore,
information can not
be confirmed at this time.
c.
Information
in paragraph l.c above again applies.
4.
(s)
Subject :
Summary Analysis and Transcript
of
RV Session CD-38,
Project 8016.
a.
This information showed some promise,
but once again
is difficult to
evaluate the accuracy of physical details because Subject was
in
a
travel
status at that time.
b.
On page
2 of transcript,
the area of expertise being described as "scientific
was basically accurate,
and the interviewer encouraged/prompted viewer to continue
along this
line.
(Whether interviewer unduly incouraged viewer
is debatable.)
However, the trail then
led to "electronics" which is not accurate.
c.
Page
3 of transcript
is accurate
in that area
of concern
is the upgrading
^
of the "state of the art"
but
it does not pertain to electronics,
i.e.
"electricity
and "red light"
are not
in area of interest.
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D-1 4° Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA- RDP96-00788R000300100003-6 NOT RELEASEABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS s DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755 “ae IAFM~OPS-HU~SA 25 May 1980 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SG1A SUBJECT: Summary of Unconfirmed Source Information Pertaining to SGIA gs | ee] SG1A 1. (5S) The following information was provided in response to a querie about the type of work that (ra is involved in and where the work is conducted: SG1A a, (S) The source described AE 2: someone in middle manage- ment in an industrial complex that had production lines. The source reported SGIA that he had con at various locations one of which was speaking from a public platform in a large auditorium/cafeteria complex. The meeting was conducted in a long low single story building just recently completed and awaiting landscaping. While describing this shirt~sleeved "oratar" in front of a shirt-sleeved audience, he stated that the word "anarchist" seems to apply. Other locations were described in a private living area studying diagrams or drawings over a drafting like table. He was also described walk- ( ing through a scenic park like area looking for something. He was also seen driving a car in a metropolitan area. be. (S) Source stated that he saw a map on which he thought he recognized a large Y shaped river as the Mississippi. A point was marked on the West bank several hundred miles South of the fork, The area appeared to be in the Southwest outskirt of a city. He described pictures he had seen of the area that showed a long low single story building set in a pleasant hillside. The site apparently had a good view of a scenic valley, ——.{ c. (S) The source believed that MMM} vas concerncd in some way _with a production line like for automobiles. He is not a laborer on the line. SG1A The words "labor union" seemed significant. 2. (S) This data should be evaluated as soon as possible and comments for- warded to the undersigned. The comments will be uscd to evaluate the accuracy and intelligence value of data provided by the source. Aelita HARTLEI6H No TRENT GS-12, Analyst - CLASSIFIED BY: DIR, DIA DECLASSIFY ON: 23 May 2000 ( EXTENDED BY: DIR, DIA REASON: 2-301-C (3) & (6) Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300100003-6
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND
20755
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23 May 1980
SG1A
MEMORANDUM FOR
THE RECORD
SG1A
SUBJECT
;
Summary
of Unconfirmed Source Information Pertaining
to
Uls)
op/|A
1.
(S)
The following informa^^j^j/a^orovided in response to
a querie
about
the type
of work that
is involved
in and where the work
is conducted:
SG1A
SG1A
a,
(S)
The source described
as someone
in middle manage-
ment
in
an indust^^comtEUjx that ha^product ion
lines.
The source reported
that
he had seen
at various locations
one
of which was speaking
from a public platform
in
a
large auditorium/cafeteria complex.
The meeting
was conducted
in
a
long
low single story building
just
recently completed and
awaiting landscaping.
While describing this shirt-sleeved "oratar"
in front
of
a shirt-sleeved audience,
he stated that the word "anarchist"
seerns
to
apply.
Other
locations were described
in
a private living area studying
diagrams
or drawings over
a
drafting
like table,
lie was also described walk-
ing through
a scenic park
like area looking
for something.
He was also seen
driving
a car
in
a metropolitan
area.
b.
(S)
Source stated that he saw
a map
on which he
thought he recognized
a large
Y shaped river
as the Mississippi.
A point was marked
on
the West
bank several hundred miles South of the
fork.
The area appeared to be
in
the
Southwest outskirt
of
a city.
He described pictures he had seen of
the area
that showed
a
long
low single story building set
in
a pleasant hillside.
The
site apparently had
a good view of
a scenic valley.
SG1A
c.
(S)
The source believed that
was concerned
in some way
with
a production
line
like
for automobiles.
He
is not
a laborer
on the
line.
The words
"labor union" seemed significant.
2.
(S)
This
data should be evaluated as soon
as possible and comments for-
warded to tho undersigned.
The comments will be used to evaluate the accuracy
and intelligence value
of data provided by the source.
GS-12,
Analyst
CLASSIFIED BY:
DIR,
DIA
DECLASSIFY
ON:
23 May 2000
EXTENDED
BY:
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DIA
REASON:
2-301-C
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&
(6)
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the boat,
a small boat, was laying
on the platform right
side
up.
#28
What style
of boat was
it?
#7
Ah... the boat.
. .ahm.
. .was rather austere looking,
like
it
was probably some kind of... ah... a work boat that... ah...
someone had
to use
on occasion.
At the time,
I
know
it
made no sense
to me;
I'd forgotten about the river,
but
now
I see another position;
it... it makes sense to
me.
I... I had trouble with
it,
I want to through it out,
I
thought,
no,
I better dump
it
than through
it
out,
you
know,
put
it out anyway.
And even when
I
said the boat,
I
didn't remember the.
. .ah. ..the water nearby.
I think
it'
a work boat.
It didn't look like
a pleasure.
. .not like
a
pleasure boat
i'n the States.
#28
OK.
#7
On the other hand,
it was a... several cuts above
a john
boat,
and
I
thought
it was metal.
#28
Alright.
How about.
. .ah.
. .this fog that you perceived.
For
a time being you talked about
a
fog.
#7
Ah... that was.
. .ahm.
. .you
know like when you see the fog
coming off
a steam engine
or something;
billowing
out.
This was not off of
a steam engine
or train,
but it that's
kind of isolated fog.
. .ah. .. like sometime you'll see
a fog
gather above
a manhole cover.
Well,
this was that kind
of
fog that.
. .ah.
. .is the result
of the heat,
moist heat
in
a
very cold air... ah... I
really didn't know exactly where
it
was coming
from,
but
light from some of the.
. .ah.
. .the
front of some
of the buildings was reflecting off of
it,
it was kind
of attractive,
and
it caught my
eye.
And
I
thought
it looked kind
of... ah... it was kind
of moody
looking.
. .ah.
. .if that makes any sense to you.
#28
OK.
There anything
else that you 'Id like to add
in the
overall impressions.
#7
No,
except
it was just... felt throughout the thing...
several time
I found all my muscles just tight as
a bow
string and
I
' Id tell my relax,
and
I
' Id be conscious
of
relaxing,
and then
I would start looking around,
I
' Id
find myself all
drawn up tight again.
At one time,
my
face felt very stiff and.
. .ah.
. .like
a pinch
in- my
jaws
or something,
and... ah... I assumed
it was because of
cold.
#28
OK.
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