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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE:
5 January,
1989
REPLY TO
ATTNOFl
DT-S
memorandum
subject,
SESSION SUMMARY
(C/NF/SS)
SGI J
to,
DT-S
(ATTN:
1.
(S/NF/SK)
Statistics:
Viewer:
018
Session
date:
5 JAN 89
Start
time:
0939
End
time:
1023
Made
of
operation:
CRV
PI:
None
AV:
None
(B/NF/SK)
Cuing:
"Return
to yesterday's site and continue describing
its purpose.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
Results:
a.
The purpose
of the entire complex
is only different
from the
building which
was accessed yesterday
in terms
of
objects assembled/
man uf actured.
1)
I
still
find
no
"end-products",
as such.
They have machining
and tooling
of
partially
or previously formed
"pieces",
but
do not handle raw
materials.
2)
There are chemicals
in dry,
powdery form
(some were found to
be sticky solids,
similar to some solid
rocket
propel I ants)
,
but
these,
too
are not
"manufactured"
or even chemically changed here.
The chemicals arrive
in bulk form and are simply
a part
of
the assembly/producti on process,
3)
There are pieces
of
large,
round pipe which are
"formed"
to
the nessessary shapes
(see sketch,
page
2).
One
of
these appeared
to be open
on one end,
far connecting
to something else
(see sketch,
top
of
page
4).
b.
Accessing the loading dock where the output
of
this complex
is
taken away
(see sketch,
bottom of
pager
4),
I
found
no large products
(tanks,
missiles,
or any such other
things).
The loading docks were organized
as
though
by size
of
product.
On one end,
big machines were being’ taken away
in
large trucks
(up
to
16-wheeler
size).
In
the middle,
there were large boxes
(_;.-4 cu .ft.)
on trucks.
Further along the
line
of
shipping docks,
trucks
were carrying away
large boxes
of
small, boxes
<1-20 cu.
in.).
c.
Tasked with describing the complex's most
important product,
I
found
it to be
a small,
shiny,
metallic
"box-frame
like"
unit
(see sketch,
page
5)
which appeared
to have circuit boards within
it.
One
of
these
circuit boards was especially interesting,
since
it
had
a
large,
black,
metallic,
concave
"thing"
on one end
(see sketch,
page
6).
This
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"thing"
has one concave surface,
facing away from the board.
. This concave
"thing"
radiates a constant
signal
which
is fed to
it from the chips on the
board.
This constant signal
is interrupted
in
irregular
time
increments,
giving the impression
of
a digital
signal
(see sketch,
page
7,
and fallowing
explanation,
page
8).
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