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Approved For Release 2003/09/03 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000900410039-6 SG1J (U Hees Torkl ee SG1J Approved For Release 2003/09/03 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000900410039-6
Approved For Release 2003/09/03 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000900410039-6 eanqunmeuneeee STIFFLED NOFORN SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED WORKING FAFER Frojects 009 Date: 900326 Time: 0913-0937 Viewer: 018 Sessions O2 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: i Vessel a oe 1. (S/STD) Describe the originating vessel: The boat from which the contraband originates looks very much like a speedboat, but I was repeated impressed by its size and width. It is built almost completely for power, and is the size of a tugboat, in spite of its speedboat appearance. It is white in color and has lines along its side, like siding on a house. | These lines are patterened differently in the very front (see Fig. 1). It came to the receiving ship from a peninsula of land, where a group of structures overlook the water (sea Fig. 2). It is much smaller than the receiving ship. Be (S/STD) Determine where within the marked borders on the map (Fig. 3) where the receiving ship will offload its cargo: The receiving ship appears to unload its cargo along the southern part of Alaska, just pcr {ston ae le (see Fig. 3). [Livro [b( Ww. o| wv 3. (S/STD) HF radio will be used. Determine: a. Frequencies used: If one were to lay the HF spectrum over a spectrum of visible light (rainbow), the receiving ship's frequency would be located at light green. Another frequency was also noted, coming from a northeasterly direction, somewhere on land. This frequency would be at ejuiuG@uimiaie STIFPLED NOFORN SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED Handle Via SKEET Channels Only Approved For Release mane eee : CIA-RDP96-00789R000900410039-6
Approved For Release 2003/09/03 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000900410039-6 aguien=ewamm STIFPLED NOFORN SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED purplish-blue on the spectrum. b. Callsigns used: I got the impression of two callsigns: one, heard on the purplish-blue frequency, sounded like "Edmundson" or "“Edmontsan". The other, heard on the light green frequency, sounded like “Florin” or "Florintine"™. c. Languages used: Listening to the person on the light green frequency, no definitely identifiable words were perceived. I got anly mush-mouthed, nasaly-gutteral, and very irritating sounds from a man with an otherwise deep, attractive voice. The language is almost certainly French. aiupuaapmae STIFPLED NOFORN SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED Handle Via SKEET Channels Only Approved For Release 2003/09/03 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000900410039-6
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Approved For} elease 2003/09/03 : CiA-ROPRE-007EpRaDOBDN4TOGE-S STIPPLED NOFORN era DS +7 “ae 7 a SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED thio uc b4 GIG oo, WORKING FAPER Froject: 9007 ——— — . Date: 900323 Time: 1231-1344 Viewer: 018 Session: Q1 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION: 1. (S/STD) The site consists of two structures, strongly connected in some non-physical way. (Feedback: two ships). 2. (S/STD) Describe the vessel(s): The receiving vessel is large, mainly gray, with black at the waterline and possibly along the top. The superstructure is large, yellow and black in color, and has a sharp vertical front. There is a flag on the ship, hanging off a slack rope (see Fig. 4). This flag is divided vertically. The half near the rope is white and the other half is red. The deck on the front of the vessel has objects lying on Sir CQ, (4 wfeserd it in the pattern shown in Fig. 5. 3. (GS/STD) Determine the transfer location: (Time: 1330 hrs local, 23 MAR 90) There were several impressions all across the map area, but the strongest is in the islands on the north-east of the Phillippines (see map, Fig. 1). 4. (S/STD) There is a "thing" on board the receiving vessel which is large (see Fig. 2), and which has very sturdy, having been designed to have thick portions surrounding very delicate mechanisms in order toa give them protection. 5. (8/STD) Determine the time of transfer of contraband: There will be an eobumiekioie STIFPLED NOFORN SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED Handle Via SKEET Channels Only Approved For Release 2003/09/03 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000900410039-6
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Approved For Release 2003/09/03 : pal RDP96-00789R000900410039-6 a) 20083 Ys Oo STARTs 1000 SiOl END s 1045 Pe 9o09 SUMMARY OF INFORMATION The vessels are described in sketches #1 and #2. The vessels are cammon ta the area and have been selected far that reason <-~ to limit exposure. There will be a small, slow diesel powered vessel which will deliver the contraband under the cover af darkness to the larger one. The larger vessel is of Fanamanian registry and is a carga vessel nermally used to transport bulk produce. There is a strong possibility that the vessel transperts oil in small quantities alsa. rool sad z The transfer af the narcotics will take place at the ahd W SW position indicated on the map ~~ on the open water. The jilanee transfer will be accomplished on a nigh when there is na moon visible -- I think that the stars are out there is Just oo moon. The location for delivery af the contraband is not in the map area it is to the east as indicated by the arrow an 54 U/1838 map #2. The radios used during the exchange are simple FM and nat HF. The smaller ship is using a small radio (looks like a PRO 77). The frequencies are in the 35.00, 85.35, 95.55; I'm net real clear on these. Callsiqns to be used are indicated on the sketches and the language used will be Filipins. I get same strang indications that this effort is being supported by member s Approved For Release 2003/09/03 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000900410039-6 af the Filipine Military forces. y
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