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(4)
Remain on site
for
a minimum
of
fifteen minutes
or longer but
only
if
a
longer period
of
time
is
required
to
finish
a
function of
the building
such
as finishing
a
cup
of
coffee
or
similar purchase,
etc.
(5)
Following
this
fifteen minute mandatory visit
to
the
site,
return
immediately
to
the unit
area.
(6)
After arriving
in
the unit
area,
the OBT
is not
to discuss
the
target
or events
that
occurred
at
the site with anyone
in
the unit*
When
the
IBT has finished
the post-session phase
of
the mission
(sketches?,
summaries,
etc*)
the OBT and
the IBT will
proceed back
to
the target
area,
still without comments
pertaining
to
the actual mission.
(7)
At
the
target
site,
the OBT will retrace their movements
at
the
target while being followed by
the
IBT.
When the target
(or specific
items
at
the
target)
are recognized by
the Remote Viewer,
he/she will
so state with
a brief
explanation or reference
to
the data collection phase,
if necessary.
(8)
Following this
second visit,
both the IBT
and
the OBT will
return
to
the unit
area at which
time
the OBT will be released
and
a general feedback
session will be provided
to
the Remote Viewer.
c.
The Interviewer will be responsible^ for collating
the data obtained
from
the entire session,
(session information,
post-session interview and
on site
visit),
and
from
the data
an overall evaluation will be given pertaining
to
the success
of
this mission based upon the relevence of
the material provided
and later substantiated.
The guidelines
for
this
evaluation will be on
a 0-7
point
scale
of
target/data correspondence.
This
scale
is
as
follow:
= Excellent correspondence,
including good analytical
detail
(e.g*,
naming
the site by name)
.
= Good correspondence with
good
analytical
information
(e.g.,
naming
the
function)
,
and with essentially
r>o incorrect information.
— Good
correspondence with unambiguous unique matchable elements
and
little incorrect
information.
— Good correspondence with several machable elements,
but
some incorrect
information.
= Mixture of
correct
and
incorrect
elements,
but
enough
of
the former
to
indicate viewer has made contact with
the
site.
= Some correct
elements,
but not sufficient
to suggest
results beyond
chance expectation.
= Little
correspondence.
0 = No correspondence.
In addition
to
the numeric
scale
of
evaluation,
the Interviewer may opt
to
provided other comments on the target/ session correspondence
as necessary
in
narrative form.
All
of
this material
is
then provided
to
the Remote Viewer for
future references and/or discussions with
the Interviewer since the material
in
these
reports will be used
as
the basis
for additional
sk-ills
training*
if required.
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2.
(
)
SESSION RESULTS:
a .
(
)
Source quickly attained an altered state of consciousness.
There were no known external environmental or personal inclemencies which may
have impacted on the data obtained curing this
session.
b.
(
)
Source accurately described an "open area yet sheltered
during the session.
This
area,
as confirmed by the follow-up walk through
is
the
main lobby of the Ft Meade,
PX near the snack bar portion.
The actual target
is
an enclosed videw game room
(sheltered)
next
to the snack bar area.
Throughout,
the session Source had frequent impressions of "McDonalds"
(hamburger stand) which
can be attributed
to the smells and general activity associated with the adjacent
snack bar.
c .
(
)
Within the game room Source accurately described the
machine (s)
as "dark,
sloping, with a klinka klinka sound.
The dark thing
is big and appears hunched over with a funny shape."
This closely coincides with
the description of anormal video game machine.
Later Source referenced. a large
catapillar on its back with its legs sticking up
in the air."
At the site Source
stated that he recognized the "dark sloping things"
as the curving profile of
the
video machines.
The "catepillar legs" were recognized
to be the rows
of
control
handles on the video machines used
to play the game.
dt
(
)
Source identified the color of reddish brown in conjunction
with the triangular and squared items
.
This description closely resembled the
rows of reddish brown booths
for the use of snack bar patrons.
The reddish brown
naugehyde
is stitched into triangular patterns.
The "square" reference may have
been the tables.
e>
(
)
Source referenced
a "young girl dressed in purple,
"
at
the
site.
The OBT could not recall observing or noticing anyone matching this reference.
Ironically,
however,
diring the follow-up site visit
a women in bright purple and
lavender tights and sweaters was seen standing at the snack bar.
This may. have
been an example of
a "created future"
or simply an anomaly of
the Remote Viewing
procedure.
In other words,
the Source, while on target, may have slipped
momentarily into
a future universe in which the "girl in purple" was present-
the moment when we were conducting the follow-up visit.
A simpler,
less
exotic answer may lie in the fact
that
the Source does not, hopefully,
see the
target
through the eges
of
the OBT but rather through his own perspective.
Therefore because the OBT did not see the lady
in purple does not preclude the
Source from spotting her on his own.
f _
(
)
This was
a highly successful mission in which both the
Interviewer as well
as
the S9urce were able
to build on mutually shared
commuhicat ion skills
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