Approved For Release 2090/0g/0 7 Ci EB PEG #275: #663 #27.5: #66: #27.5: #66: #27.5: — «#EG: #27.5:3 #66: 427.5: #66: #27.5% #66: $27.5: #66: #2753 Approved For Release 20U bu: OAAIA-RD Pip -00788R000500350001-9 And this tower, this white tower down here is where the, uh, a lot of the armor was parked and everything. There, and this first street, very first street corner in the city. I'll label that first street corner... And, for direction, first I thought that, for. some reason I thought they were moving sort of southwest when they went down this road into the city. But when I asked myself the direction of travel at the tower of the military vehicles it was all west, uh, easterly direction. And, I don't know. You know me and my ‘directions, they're usually backwards. So... Okay. ’ But it was all one way and they | didn't come back. They just all went awayess. Now when you say they .came, when you saw the movement picture they moved from.this vehicle parking area, the depot, to the city which you've drawn there on page- They passed the tower, right. Past the tower into the city, you've drawn on page two. Right. Now can you draw me the angle of the arrow when they J left that city? Where did they go? Okay, I'll do that on page three,..city. Now I had them- when I- okay, if you remember I said they appeared to be going east or northeast or something like that. Okay, we'll call this, Uees Draw me your two vector lines as they come into this city. Vehicle park. Okay. Tower. Okay. Okay. I had this into the city. And then when they left the city I had like this direction to another city. Am I correct in assuming that they stopped in this other city? They stopped in the other city and that's where they're at now. In this other city. 6-00788R000500350001-9
Approved For Release 20 : 2 96-00788R000500350001-9 #66: $27.93 #66: #27653 #205: #27253 #20.5: #27253 #20.5: #275: #20.5% #2725: #20.5:3 #27.53 #66: #2758 Approved For Release 200 Now, I want to ask a question that's a bit confusing. When you say that's where they are now, do you. mean on the last date I gave you? Oh, on the last date that you gave me. All right. Okay. Which was the latter, or middle, uh, January. And. the second city, indidentally, is. a lot larger than the first city. First city would be, uh...uh...write that, first city is 1/100th size, it's a village compared to the second city... This is very large city here... And we asked you what the purpose was in: that. They were- they just went there and parked, like in a neat parade fashion and that's exactly the way they are now, of were, on the 14th of January. What I want you to do is, is, I want you to draw, uh...following the large armored vehicles that you saw- Uh-huh. -with the large barrels, the helmet that you saw on the troops- Okay. -and the vehicle markings that you saw when you were asked to describe the vehicles that were in the convoy (mumbling). Okay? Okay. Those three things, uh, I'd like to get drawings of them. Okay, on page four is the tank. And this, uh, this thing was like really big, very heavy and, and uh, guppy looking, you know, really a fat looking tank, you.know. And uh, quite ob- _ viously the turrent was overly large for the body of the tank and very heavily plated, as was the flat steel plate, which was right in the front. That.was also extremely heavily armored, and had a very discernable belly to it. And that was just rumbling down the road. And the,.uh, page 5, portion A is, uh, an example of the helmet that was bein' worn by the troops. And: then, uh- What color is the helmet? The helmet's really a strange thing. It's, uh...I kept getting like this color between tan and green. Uh...an earth, like an earth green. I don't know how to explain that, but it's, you know, it wasn't quite green, it wasn't quite tan. But it looked os gre LTR PAP Were 788R000500350001-9 aa
Approved For Release 2000/09/07 Vii BD 554.80788R000500350001-9 #27.5: like it had been hand painted with a brush. 1 put like these brush markings on here. It was almost as if it was painted that way so as to break up reflection. or something like that. You know, you could, if you were standing right up close to it you could see the brush strokes in the helmet. But far away it would lend it a different reflective pattern, you know, in different sections of the helmet. Then on part B of page 5 is a example.of .the way the markings were laid out on the door of one of the vehicles. There's like a red diagonal stripe, it's got a slight curve to it. And em- bedded across that red stripe, partially half in the red stripe and half. out are some small white letters, or numbers rather. And then to the right of the red stripe are like, uh, a cross hatch pattern that's canted a little bit to the right and it's Tike a double white line on top of a double white line. It's uh, hard to see the markings. 'cause of the type of camouflage that's used on the vehicles right now. They're also like the same color of the helmet, but in this case they also have a white | paint splattered on ‘em, or something like splashed on or painted on or, you know, like a really bad job of paintin' 'em white. Just. strikin' ‘em with a...with a white brush. #27.5: That's all, #66: You have any further comments about the session? #27.5: No, not really. Approved For Release
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000500350001-9 procera CONTROL ANALYST COMMENTS . 7 , a REMOTE VIEWING (AY) SESSION DC-35 1. (S/NOFORN) Prior ta the session, the interviewer was provided the Following information for targeting of #27.5: a. (S/NOFORN) Interviewer. was informed that #27.5 had worked against this target previously (see DC-03). However, during session DC-03 the targeting data was kept in a sealed envelope and #27.5 has not been told anything about the nature of location of the target. b. (S/NOFORN) Targeting data for DC-35: SGIA SG1A " Focus your attention on the coordinate [a (2) Access the target at 1000 hrs, 5 Dec 1980, using local target time. ec. (S/NOFORN) EEI (Provided to interviewer but not to #27.5): (1) Description of target area (control analyst will attempt to decide if and when Remote Viewer in "on" target). / (2) Control analyst will guide you to desired position of observa- tion. (This will depend on data presented by Remote Viewer.) (3) Move forward thru time in increments as indicated, assessing activity at the target. Be attentive for any perceived level of activity which changes. (a) 1000 hrs, 5 Dec 80 (b) 1000 hrs, 8 Dec 80 (c) 1000 brs, 11 Dec 80 (d) 1000 hrs, 14 Dec 80 (e) Move forward in time to 31 Dec 80. (f) Move forward in time to 14 Jan 80. 2. (S/NOFORN) In-session targeting: During the session, the control analyst provided the following guidance/direction to the interviewer at the appro- ximate times indicated: (a) +15 min: Are there any markings on the vehicles? esis pened gE nat ee Fe OY, Approved For Release 2000/08/07 ‘CIA-RDP96-00788R000500350001 -9
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