1 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100470001-9 was unknown, Source required an inordinate amount of mental preparation (20 minutes) before he could begin this session. During the session Source did not display any characteristics which might indicate that his concentration was being affected by any outside agendas. 3. ) SYNOPSIS OF RAW DATA PROVIDED BY SOURCE: a. (¢ ) -A light colored, multistoried, square shaped structure. An overall impression of a military headquarters as evidenced by the presence of military personnel and vehicles (staff cars and.similar road vehicles). c. (¢ ) The layout of the building reminds one of a well staffed clinic, smaller than a full hospital, but a feeling of a clinic. The staff are, for the most part young and energetic. d. ¢ ) In one of the areas of the building a room containing devices or machines similar to older type electric typewriters, or teletypes. Filing cabinets and older style safes upright: security containersY were also present in this room. e. ( ) Another room had a freneittc atmosphere which reminds one of # commodities market. Frenzied men yelling across rooms with pieces of paper in their hands. A sense of urgency. f. ¢ ) In another room people are sitting before. machines wearing head phones listening to very rapid fire, oriental sounding conversation. These "Listeners" are taking notes and anlywing data while sitting in front of bulky and primitive looking, (by our standards}, machines , Machines reminded one of large Would War II era communication radios with assorted bulky dials and flashing lights. The "console" was taller than the operator necessatating him @& stand®to make adjustments on higher controls. g. ( ) An individual name" WOO" (phonetic) was in charge of these "listeners" and indicated that their purpose dealt with diplomacy, technology, . A ra . : . protection, or treaty dealings and the avoidance of surprise. Mr. WOO, who appeared to be oriental was worki§n under great pressure and tension and was keenly aware of the high potential for error and subsequent disgrace, loss of prestige, position and income resulting from a failure on his part. h. ( ) The areas of primary concern for the listeners include "Philipines, malaysia, Japan and Mongolia." There is a relationship between Mr. Woo's work and aircraft, surface vessals and submarines but the relationship could not be discerned. i. ¢ ) In the vicinty of this sttie (distance unclear) are tall cylindrical metallic objects with a sense of "reflections". Perhaps communication dishes. The objects are lined in a row in a separate complex. qi. ¢ ) Also located near the iste is a tower like object perhaps a microwave tower, a sense of a large balloon like object in the distance, orange colored and huge. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100470001-9
v - * " Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100470001-9 k. (¢ ) Finally at a direction of roughly nine o'clock from the site there is a large circular or oval shaped structure with a twin at about seven o'clock. Caps 4, ) Production DATA ae ) Source provided a brief handwritten summary of his perceptions immediately following the session. Included with this summary were several hand drawn sketches of key facilities and pieces of equipment noted at the target. These sketches and Sources's personal summary are retained in the mission field dossier at this location. b. ¢ ) A detailed Session Operational Data Report will be prepared at the end of this mission outlining the specific information provided by Source which may be of intelligence value. This report will be prepared for distribution within controlled SUN STREAK (U) channels. . SG1J GS-12, DAC Special Activities Officer OPERATIONS OFFICER'S COMMENTS: Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100470001-9