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the ^T^tervlewer was provided a 3x5 card
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site."
Throuehout sessions the interairewer was
^
«.t,o
oi tL siteHts key facilities nor its mission.
In the initial session,
the
intentional cueing was prowled to Source.
(
SESSION:
During the initial session. Source took a
joyride
reporting on non-related targes and was enjoyable
^^gemine
the use of "Sanctuary" target^ing will continue on a trial basis to dtermin
its affect on the Source's success rate.
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SUMMARY:
The following Is coi^l^io”
La provided by Sonrce during the total of three sessions eonducted on this
target
/
)
A fenced complex of buildings and facilities with a feelxng
of military involvement.
There are
®
at the site.
Some areas of the site are a^ve ground,
(buili&ngs and rexate
facilities), while other areas are underigoumd or at least partia
y
ground.
Mnay of the buildings appear to be abandoned
Smig (neL
to a railroad track)
which may have once been a depot.
Thxs
SSS Spears to be outside the compound perimeter but the concept of
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«
'Other
A'
Procedures
Sesfen^#!^- Well
into
the
session,
the monitor
'convinced
himself
that
the
site
'must
be'
an
electromagnetic
iirpulsion/railgun
research
facility.
The
monitor
made
no
Lnscious
attempt
to
reject
this
Consequently,
the
remainder
of
the
session
should
be
considered
as
'steered'
toward
evidencing
this
objectively
insupportable
foregone
conclusion.
SeCsioii'^^ -
Monitor
entered
the
session
with
a
100%
(consciously)
objective
outlook.
Began with
a
Stage
matrix.
Source was
directed
to
combine
two
related
sketchs
^YVew”
#1
to
draw
a
circle,
(an
artificial
barrier),
around
this
new
sketch,
and
then
to
perceive
'information
out.
When
perceived
a
'multichannel'
output
point
on
the
circle,
instructed
to draw
another
circle,
representing
connect
it
to
the
'info
out'
point,
essentially
plugging
into
the
information.'
He
then
proceeded
to
objectify
the
data
tha
he
perceived
to be associated with
each discrete
channel.
Ultimately,
the
most
useful
Stage
tool
employed
to
capture
the
session's
objective,
(namely,
to
determine
the
type
of
testing
performed
at
the
site),
was
simply
to
describe
the
•down
range'
target
prior
to
and after
its
./
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'other
B*
Procedures
Session
#l/(Source
#101)
-
Run
as
a
^Class
^
site
Consequently,
this
placed
a handicap
on
(indeed,
cripple
)
monitor's
ability
to
act
as
'navigator',
since
no
referenc
”rt“ /ere Applied
to
assist
in
.aking
course
correc t tons
'
.
(Later,
the
ops
officer
determined
®
produced
too
and
a half hours
worth
of useless
rnformatron)
.
Session
#2/<Source
SlOl)
-
Several
hours
session,
the
ops
officer
provided
the
monitor
with
all
of
the
targetiAg datar
As
a
result,
it
did
not
take
long
to
•guide
Jh^viewtr
onto
the
site
and
to
confirm his
location
through
a
series
of movement
exercises.
The
greater
part
of
the
session
was
spent
in Stage
in
order
to derive
site
layout.
.
Session
»3/(Source
#101)
-
Primary
targets
were
using
the
data
supplied
by
the
tasker
in <=7'’^"’“°"
sketch
produced by source.
The
technique,
i.e..
Stage
«
tool,
employed
to
extract
information
relevant
to
the
primary
«rrte7^ir=isolate
the
target
by
drawing
a
circle
around
it.
He
was
then
7’’. “i ^wUh
along
the
circle
by
incrementally
touching
points
on 7
his
pen.
At
the
same
time
he
was
to
P = '<='=’-''7
any
form,
that
seemed
to
be
crossing
over
this
artificia
’’°""br%i»Ul«ty.'‘tre°\‘o7rce
was
directed
to
cup his
hands,
like
an
inverted
biwl,
over
his
sketch
of
the
target
building
in
order
to
establish
an
artificial,
dome-shaped
boundary.
He
iis
then instr'ucted
to
try
and
•feef
and
descrihe
anything
passing
through
it.
Both
the
ops
officer
and
the
monitor
debriefed
source, m
a
very
positive
and
informal
atmosphere,
after
Session
#
.
However,
no
feedback was
provided.
Session
#4/(Source
#03)
-
Source
^
description
of
the
target
area.
He
was
then
into
Stage
and
provided
with
the
cue
primary
structure.
After
describing
and
sketching
a
structure,
source
was
then
instructed
to
'feel'
any
information
passing
into
the
top
of
the
structure.
Source
was
then
^ '’”^r“then
to
perceive
groups
of
data
bits,
or
messages
and
then
to
objectify
perceptions
connected
with
them.
Other
general
information
collection
against
this
target
proceeded
using
normal
cueing procedures.
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