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REFERENCE:
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SESSION NUMBER:
TARGET COUNTRY:
MISSION STATUS:
SOURCE
IDENTIFIER:
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1.
(S/NF/SK)
Monitor
Tasking:
Refer
to tasking packet;
no amplifying
instructions received.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
Source
Tasking:
Source
was
informed that
the session
would
initiate
a new project.
The monitor
then
instructed
the Source
to
construct
a time
line
(6—12
Sep)
,
to
label
it with the coordinates
provided,
and
to search
Tt
spec i f i cal 1 y for
an event
or events keyed to
these coordinates.
These same procedures were applied
to
a second time
1 ine
( 13-19
Sep)
.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
Summary:
Source's summary and comments
are attached.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
Comments:
Monitor terminated session when
the Source
got
so close
to the problem that
AOL began
to significantly effect
the
data.
Afterwards,
the Source stated
that,
if more
work
will
be required
on
this
project,
AOL would most certainly remain
a difficulty.
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1987
DT-S
SESSION SUMMARY,
PROJECT 8712
(C-SS)
SGI J
DT-S
(ATTN: FBKBBBMMBSSj
1.
(S-SS)
Statistics:
Project
#:
Viewer:
Session date:
Filename:
8712
018
SEP 87
8712. L01
2.
(S-SS)
This session dealt with two timelines:
one extending
from 6 SEP 87 through
12 SEP 87,
and the other from
13 SEP 87
through
19 SEP
87.
a.
The perceptions gained from the 6—12 SEP 87 timeline are
as follows:
1)
6 SEP 87:
There
is a strange
"sour” reaction;
the
same reaction whiph takes place
in your body when you
suddenly bite down on a sour pickle.
I have no idea
what this means,
and
it was not further pursued.
2)
There are no special perceptions from the area of
SEP 87.
3)
8 SEP
87:
There
is
a perception of
"Ahhhhh!”,
(AOL:
as though you finally stopped hurting and could relax
again)
.
There was the perception of
"easing off”.
4)
9 SEP
87:
Again,
there was the same feeling which
was described
in
1)
above.
Again,
it was not further
pursued.
5)
There are no further perceptions from the area
between
9 and
12 SEP
87.
b.
The perceptions gained from the
13-19 SEP 87 timeline are
as follows:
1)
There
this
i
2)
16 sk
day,
|
/
J
P 87:
Starting about
1/4
of the way through the
there
is
a quickly growing
(but not sudden)
sensation of extreme heat.
The heat grows to
its
greatest intensity slightly past the middle of the
day
^ind continues,
fading slowly,
all
the way through
the
|9th.
This heat was perceived as being
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caul if lower — 1 ike billowing clouds of very black smoke
with deep red fire
inside
it,
coming from a wide,
^
very flat area of water
(although only hinted at
in
the transcript,
there was
a good deal
of
CAI3
O'
^
amazement that the water was so entirely flat.
No
.v
waves or other disturbances were perceived.
)
.
There
/\ 0
y
was also the perception of some
"thing” off to the
jjf
side of my vision,
but
I could not manage to turn my/
^
attention to
it.
l'
2.
(S/SS)
Viewer's critique:
I feel pretty good about this
one,
but realize that there will
be a terrible temptation to
AOL this fire on the water as some kind of
oil
tanker
in the
Persian Gulf,
etc.
The one thing which prevents me from
going ahead and jumping to that conclusion
is the absolute
smoothness of the water's surface.
It
just seems too smooth
to
(AuLing here)
fit my concept of the surface of
a sea or
ocean.
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PROJECT NUMBER:
8712
DATE OF SESSION:'
SEP
REFERENCE:
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED:
CRV
SESSION NUMBER:
TARGET COUNTRY:
MISSION STATUS:
SOURCE
IDENTIFIER:
018
1.
(S/NF/SK)
Monitor
Tasking:
Refer
to tasking packet;
no amplifying
instructions received.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
Source
Tasking:
Source
was
informed that
the session
would
initiate
a new project.
The monitor
then
instructed
the Source
to
construct
a time
line
(6—12
Sep)
,
to
label
it with the coordinates
provided,
and
to search
Tt
spec i f i cal 1 y for
an event
or events keyed to
these coordinates.
These same procedures were applied
to
a second time
1 ine
( 13-19
Sep)
.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
Summary:
Source's summary and comments
are attached.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
Comments:
Monitor terminated session when
the Source
got
so close
to the problem that
AOL began
to significantly effect
the
data.
Afterwards,
the Source stated
that,
if more
work
will
be required
on
this
project,
AOL would most certainly remain
a difficulty.
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PROJECT
NUMElER:
8712
DATE OF
SESSION:'
SEP
REFERENCE:
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED:
CRV
SESSION NUMBER:
TARGET COUNTRY:
MISSION STATUS:
SOURCE
IDENTIFIER:
018
1.
(S/NF/SK)
Monitor
Tasking:
Refer
to tasking packet;
no amplifying
instructions received.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
Source
Tasking:
Source
was
informed that
the session
would
initiate
a new project.
The monitor
then
instructed
the Source
to
construct
a time
line
(6—12
Sep)
,
to
label
it with the coordinates
provided,
and
to search
Tt
spec i f i cal 1 y for
an event
or events keyed to
these coordinates.
These same procedures were applied
to
a second time
1 ine
( 13-19
Sep)
.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
Summary:
Source's summary and comments
are attached.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
Comments:
Monitor terminated session when
the Source
got
so close
to the problem that
AOL began
to significantly effect
the
data.
Afterwards,
the Source stated
that,
if more
work
will
be required
on
this
project,
AOL would most certainly remain
a difficulty.
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BY:
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DECLASSIFY
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EUPJECT*
TOj
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
September,
1987
DT-S
SESSION SUMMARY,
PROJECT 8712
(C-SS)
SGI J
DT-S
(ATTN:
1.
(S-SS)
Statistics:
Project
#:
Viewer:
Session date:
Filename:
8712
018
SEP 87
8712. L01
2.
(S-SS)
This session dealt with two timelines:
one extending
from 6 SEP 87 through
12 SEP 87,
and the other from
13 SEP 87
through
19 SEP
87.
a.
The perceptions gained from the 6—12 SEP 87 timeline are
as follows:
1)
6 SEP 87:
There
is a strange
"sour” reaction;
the
same reaction whiph takes place
in your body when you
suddenly bite down on a sour pickle.
I have no idea
what this means,
and
it was not further pursued.
2)
There are no special perceptions from the area of
SEP 87.
3)
8 SEP
87:
There
is
a perception of
"Ahhhhh!”,
(AOL:
as though you finally stopped hurting and could relax
again)
.
There was the perception of
"easing off”.
4)
9 SEP
87:
Again,
there was the same feeling which
was described
in
1)
above.
Again,
it was not further
pursued.
5)
There are no further perceptions from the area
between
9 and
12 SEP
87.
b.
The perceptions gained from the
13-19 SEP 87 timeline are
as follows:
1)
There
this
i
2)
16 sk
day,
|
/
J
P 87:
Starting about
1/4
of the way through the
there
is
a quickly growing
(but not sudden)
sensation of extreme heat.
The heat grows to
its
greatest intensity slightly past the middle of the
day
^ind continues,
fading slowly,
all
the way through
the
|9th.
This heat was perceived as being
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caul if lower — 1 ike billowing clouds of very black smoke
with deep red fire
inside
it,
coming from a wide,
^
very flat area of water
(although only hinted at
in
the transcript,
there was
a good deal
of
CAI3
O'
^
amazement that the water was so entirely flat.
No
.v
waves or other disturbances were perceived.
)
.
There
/\ 0
y
was also the perception of some
"thing” off to the
jjf
side of my vision,
but
I could not manage to turn my/
^
attention to
it.
l'
2.
(S/SS)
Viewer's critique:
I feel pretty good about this
one,
but realize that there will
be a terrible temptation to
AOL this fire on the water as some kind of
oil
tanker
in the
Persian Gulf,
etc.
The one thing which prevents me from
going ahead and jumping to that conclusion
is the absolute
smoothness of the water's surface.
It
just seems too smooth
to
(AuLing here)
fit my concept of the surface of
a sea or
ocean.
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