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#66:
Okay.
Now,
is the motif
in,
although
it is desolate
as you
say
in both of your images,
is the motif
of desert
in the second
area?
#08:
No.
#66 :
#08:
#66 :
#08:
#66 :
#08:
It's outside.
It's as if there were
on the periphery
u
o
UU
i
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*
on,
at the end of this thing,
and it still as desolate
as ever.
Except,
that
it was more mountainous and more craggy.. • •ah. .
•
and,
yet
in canyon fashion.
And the only thing that seemed to
remain of the aircraft
is,
is part of the fuselage^ here which
is the tail end of the aircraft,
and something that
I didn
t
mention during the session,
but which was,
I meant
to,
and.....
iust didn't seem
to have
a change. ... .it was so fast. . ...there
s
a,
there's
a small red and white thing.
I don’t know if
it comes
from
one. of the rotor blades,
the rear rotor blades or ... (mumble;
from the
stern portion of
the aircraft.
And,
there
s only
a small portion of
the stern. of the aircraft left
on the hillside.
But,
it's so imbeded,
.and. so. ...... .so imbeded
in
the side that you
can't hardly see
it,
and most of the debris,
all of
the debris,
except that small portion just rolled down that entire hillside..
....and just,
just melted with the background so that you can
t,
you can't figure
it
out.
You can hardly see
it.
You
can
t
piece it together.
Okay
.
That's all
I have.
on the damn thing.
Okay.
Do iyou have any confidence in
the imagery
that you did have?
Yeah.
But,
the,
the.... the thing
I,
I
didn't like was the
inteference
with my preparation,
which was,
like
I
say,
has never
happened before.
Maybe it was the acute impression of the target
that
I,
just really surprised me.. .the target.
I
was extremely
surprised for some reason.
And,
it's as if
I
couldn't
get
to
i
fast enough or... I was going to say..... let's go now,
let
s do
it now
but,
I
knew
I wasn't
in
a complete,
receptive state.
I
kept fighting to get into that receptive state,
and it was very,
very difficult.
Okay.
Anything else you want
to add?
No.
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TARGET CUING INFORMATION
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION DC-95
1.
(S/NOFORN)
Information provided the remote viewer prior to the session
is documented as a pre-session breifing, and is included in the transcript.
Attached
is the photograph shown to the viewer.
2.
(S/NOFORN)
During the session the remote viewer was asked to elaborate
on those portions of his descriptions which seemed relevant to the problem
of locating the target.
NOT RE
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