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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION CD-02
1.
(S)
This report documents
a remote viewing
(RV)
session conducted
in compliance with
a request for information on a target area of interest.
2.
(S)
The viewer had no trouble locating and describing the target
area.
Ambient room noise did not disturb the viewer.
The viewer expressed
his confidence
in his imagery.
3.
(S)
The protocol used for this session is detailed in the document,
Grill Flame Protocol,
AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol
(S),
undated.
4.
(S)
Following
is a transcript
of the viewer's impressions during
the remote viewing session.
At TAB A are drawings made by the viewer
reference his impressions of the target site.
At TAB B
is target cuing
information provided the viewer at the time of this session.
At TAB
C
are analyst's comments.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
4 June 1980
SUBJECT:
Session CD-02 Cuing Data
SG1A
1.
(S/NOFORN)
This was #01' s fourth session against
(Project 8003a).
Previous sessions were CCC25,
CCC33,
and CCC41.
Prior
to this session,
#01 was shown an aerial photo of the target installation
which had all marginal information concealed from view using opaque
paper masking
(ref session CCC41).
On this photo,
the targeted building
(that to immediate SE of long production building at mensurated coordinates
riflHHHHHIliiBMHIHHHIwas circled in black grease pencil.
The
targe^strurtur^Ja^cl^arl^pointed out to
#.C1 by the analyst as being
the building next to the structure #01 had previously targeted in
session CCC41.
.
(S/N0F0RN)
This was #66' s fourteenth session against Project 8003a.
#66 also interviewed during session CCC98.
Although that session was
against
a different geographic area,
it did result in relative data
regarding the type of equipment being sought.
Therefore, #66 may have
suspected the true nature of targeting as being interconnected with that
of session CCC98.
3.
(C/NQF0RN)
A copy
of attached Intelligence Report
in MFR format
dated 23 May 80 was provided to the SED action officer by LTC Watt
on
28 May
1980.
KENNETH
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND
20755
IAFM-OPS-HU-SA
23 Nay 1980
SG1A
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SG1A
SUBJECT :
Unconfirmed Information
re.
Activity at
1.
(U)
The following information applies:
a.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source provided the following information regarding exterior
observations of
a structure at subject installation
(Inclosure
1):
(1)
(S/N0F0RN)
The exterior
of the structure consists of metal walls
having high windows up the sides.
The building
(appeared)
large enough
(in
height)
to accommodate two storys,
but only had one story inside.
(2)
(S/N0F0RN)
One side of the building faces
a longer building across
a narrow area surfaced with thick,
hardened concrete.
This side of the building
(which
faces the other building)
has large sliding doors and slightly inclined ramps
accessing
it.
Windows
in this side of the building are located just under the
eaves of
the structure.
The eaves are approximately 25 feet above the hardened
concrete area.
(3)
(S/N0F0RN)
The building was described as
a "plant type"
of struc-
ture,
(appearing)
to constitute merely one "plant" within
a group
of "plants".
Source observed
a
"hum"
of activity and steam powered equipment.
Source deduced
that activity at this
"plant
is based on raw material which comes from a nearby
foundary.
b.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source provided the following information regarding interior
observations
of the same structure
(Inclosure
1):
(1)
(S/N0F0RN)
Upon accessing the interior of the structure from the
reinforced concrete area between the building and the longer building opposite,
a large "bay" area
is entered.
A large
"S" shaped assembly area occupies nearly
all
of this
"bay".
(2)
(S/N0F0RN)
The area of this
"bay"
is described as having heat,
Machines,
high pitched whining noises,
impact hammering
on thick steel,
and
heavy metal machining.
The "bay" was described as
a complicated, multiple
step manufacturing area where a raw form resembling
a turret for an armored
vehicle
is finished to
a certain point.
These turrets were initially described
as resembling "globs of steel"
of
a "thick pancake" shape having holes
in their
tops and "stubby boom pipe or tube affairs"
on their
ends.
The steel was desc-
ribed to be of varying thicknesses
(8"
to 16")
depending upon the area
of the
turret at which
it was located.
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Unconfirmed Information
re.
Activity
(3)
(S/NQFORN)
Source stated that two
(apparent)
functions occur
within the building.
Within the "bay"
area,
finishing work and check out
of
turret assemblies
is accomplished..
Interconnecting turret parts are properly
fitted and finished through a measuring and seating process.
Each component
is
identified with
a number, correlated to its related components
(like
an
individual turret assembly),
and sent to another part of the plant.
Continuity
of the "matched" parts
is. thereby maintained throughout
the assembly process.
At the other end of the building,
objects
resembling' gun tubes were X-rayed for
defects, metallurgical quality control,
and purity.
c.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source provided the following information regarding the
turrets
(Inclosure
2)
which were observed within the buildings
(1)
(S/N0F0RN)
Three different turrets were observed,
two of which
were essentially similar and appeared
to be different variants of the same model
(Aj & A2
,
Inclosure
2 & 3).
A third turret
(B,
Inclosures
&
3)
was signif-
icantly different
in size and contour.
(2)
(S/N0F0RN)
Turret A^ was described as a "humpbacked" turret which
had something resembling a counterbalance on
its rear.
Turret A2 had no such
extension,
but rather had
a "cut-out" appearing area
on
its rear which extended
around the side.
Source reported the major differences between turrets Aj and
A2 to be that turret A^ had a "harder" turret and a "bigger" barrel
(Inclosure
4),
but that visually they appeared nearly the same except when viewed from the
side.
Source observed more Aj turrets
in the building than A2
or
B turrets.
(3)
(S/N0F0RN)
Source stated turrets Aj and A2 were fitted to chassis
which were essentially similar
in appearance,
except that the chassis corres-
ponding to turret Aj appeared to be "more raked" than that which corresponded
to turret A 2
(Inclosure 5).
(4)
(S/N0F0RN)
Source stated that the components turret
B,
barrel
B,
and chassis
B
(See Inclosures 2,3,&4)
appeared to correspond to an older model
tank being refurbished.
The A^ and Ao tanks and components,
however,
appeared
to be undergoing original assembly,
the B tank had a narrower "snout"
on
the
turret,
a barrel length about 2/3ds that of the Aj and A2
tank,
and
a chassis
and track portion which was also approximately 2/3 ds the size of the Aj and
A2 tanks.
Additionally,
source stated the
B tank had a smaller and lighter
engine,
and that its turret only had
14"
of frontal steel whereas the Aj and
A 2 models'
turrets were identical
in frontal hardness;
each having between
16"
to 17" of frontal armor.
d.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source provided the following additional data:
(1)
(S/N0F0RN)
Construction of the barrel/turret assembly
is
a mult-
iple step process
of 20-21
days.
The
(main gun)
tube is the fastest component
completed.
Production
is occasionally delayed
to wait for turret completions,
which
is more critical from
a quality point.
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(2)
(S/NOFORN)
Source stated the "building next
door"
(see Inclosure
1)
has
8 separate production lines on which the chassis are assembled.
The
other building has
a production cycle
of from 28 to 35
days.
Two of the pro-
duction lines are dedicated to the refurbishing
of new
(Aj and A 2 ) model
tanks which have either manufacturing quality deficiencies
or have suffered
damage since their original assembly.
In this area the old frames/chassis are
torn down
,
sand blasted,
and refitted with new component parts.
(3)
(S/NOFORN)
The remaining
6 assembly lines are dedicated to as-
sembly of "brand new" vehicles
of the A^ and A2 model types.
Source stated
that during the initial part of the assembly of both models,
they
each appear
to have essentially similar frames/chassis.
During
the final l/3d of the
assembly process,
however,
differences are introduced due to the two different
turrets and,
possibly,
different engines.
(4)
(S/NOFORN)
Source estimated the main gun barrel differences to be
slight but significant between the
Aj. and A2
tanks,,
Source stated the A2 main
gun barrel appeared to be approximately 122mm, while the Aj main gun barrel
appeared to be nearer 130mm.
(5)
(S/NOFORN)
Source described the frontal views of both the A^ and
A 2 chassis
(Inclosure
5)
as having
a
.large, wide "straddling"
type of stance with
a
"V/ee"
shape
on the nose.
The type
B tank,
however,
had a narrower,
lower
stance with a more rounded belly-pan and less pronounced
"Vee" shape.
- (6)
(S/NOFORN)
Source stated the A^ and A2 turrets were asymmetrical,
both having their front hatch off-set on the front left side when viewed from
the forward
(Inclosure
3)
.
2.
(U)
Comments:
SG1A
a.
(S/NOFORN)
Initial estimate
is that subject building may be that struc-
ture located immediately to th^S^an^acros^th^street from the large multi-
storied structure located at^^^H^HH|^^^^^Hwithin the confines of
subject installation.
b.
(U)
Request informal evaluation and comments be provided the originator
NLT
17 June
1980.
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TARGET CUING INFORMATION
Project 8003a
090930 May 80
Session CD2
#1
I.
CUING DATA: (Information given
to the Viewer)
a.
Shown cy
of aerial photo w/extraneous areas blocked out.
SG1A
Geo coord:
c.
Move
in space/time and assess the target at 1000 hours,
9 May 1980
at the target.
II
EEI:
(Information given to the Interviewer)
a.
Quick and dirty building description for verification.
b.
Enter building and describe activity-move through building.
c.
What
is the function of this building?
d.
What is most important aspect of the building function?
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