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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION D-73
1.
(S/NOFORN)
This report documents
a remote viewing session conducted in
compliance with
a request for information on
a target of interest to
USI#
2.
(S/NOFORN)
The remote viewer's impressions
of the target are provided as
raw intelligence data,
and,
as such,
have not been subjected to any intermediate
analysis,
evaluation
or collation.
Interpretation and use of the information
provided is the responsibility
of the requestor.
3.
(S/NOFORN)
The protocol used for this session
is detailed in the document
Grill Flame Protocol,
AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol
(S),
undated.
4.
(S/NOFORN)
Following is
a transcript of the viewer’s impressions during
the remote viewing session.
At TAB
A are drawings made by the remote viewer
reference his impressions of the target site.
At TAB B is target cuing informal
tion provided the remote viewer.
NOT
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TRANSCRIPT
REMOTE VIEWING
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SESSION D-73
TIME
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#66:
This will
be
a remote viewing session for 0900 hours,
9 October
1980.
Relax and concentrate now.
Relax and focus your attention
on your target
for this morning.
Relax and focus only
on your target for this morning:
SG1A
Place your attention solely and completely
on your target.
Relax.
Relax and concentrate.
SG1A
Focus on the target now and describe the area to
me.
PAUSE
#46:
Ah,
this
is some quite high....
Looks like
a,
like
a port
city... very, uh
with the,
uh,
with the water
runnin'
right. .. .dark facilities and the city
on the left.
PAUSE
#46:
I'm
in front
of the bow of
a big ship,
black ship. .......
And
I
(mumbling)
the structure
sort
of
a red line
in
the top
of the hull and then black...
#66:
Ask yourself what
is
it of importance to the target?
#46:
Oh,
some kind of
more like detection warning .. .purpose
is detection....
Like
a Russian troller or something
#66:
What
is
it you are sensing?
What
is
it that you are exper-
iencing that makes you say detection?
#46:
Revolving.... antennas and gear.
. .superstructures.
Course
it's just
an impression coming from the vessel... of several
active antennas
on top
of the superstructure.
#66:
Tell me again what's on top
of the superstructure.
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I
get all kinds of shapes of antennas.
Pan antennas
are small
antennas... oh,
active or revolting.
Describe the size of the ship itself
.
(Mumbling) ... .it's wider than
a destroyer,
but shorter...
fatter and yet more.....
Study now
a profile of the ship so that you might be able
to draw it for me later.
Study the profile, working from
the front to the rear.
PAUSE
When you complete your study of the profile,
describe for
me the climate in this area of the world
Right now it's damp,
kind of
(mumble) .. .in the 60 degree
range. .......
Fine.
I have no further questions about the target at this
time,
but
I would
like
to give you the opportunity
to explore
the target on further on your own.
As you
do,
ask yourself
what is the most important aspect of this target that
I
can
learn.
As you explore the target on your own,
ask yourself
what is the most important aspect of this target
I
can learn.
I gotta tell you
itUs :ear%' marniri^y-
before...
it’s almost.
Did
I understand you
to say it's early morning?
Yeah,
it's be... before daybreak or at the daybreak.
All right.
PAUSE
I think it's most important function
is still connected with
detection and it has something to
do with
a bright shaft...
It,
uh.. seems to move directly from on
of the detecting
apparatus antennas to
(mumbling)
to the
..superstructure
with this, uh...I don't know.
Electronic deciphering device
and then the shaft goes all the way down
to the lower struc-
ture
of the ship
Is this
last comment
in response
to what is the most impor-
tant aspect of the target?
#46:
Yeah.
#66:
All’iright.
.
.
.
Remember now,
in great detail,
everything
that you have seen.
And when you're ready
let's prepare to
draw that which you have perceived.
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#46:
Something about this turn as well.
Something about being
able
to see
see.... see through the,
urn,
through the
ocean
floor.
It's like
a mirror
you would see through.
You could see the ocean,
it's depth and something
else.
#66:
What
is
it that you are experiencing that makes you say
this?
#46:
It's just like
a window that would be placed right at the
bottom hull
of the stern
so that you could see right
through the stinkin'
thing......
Something about... the
uniforms
of the crew that
There's
a color
of red on
an all blue uniform...
On the pom-pom at the collar where
the... below the neck,
supposed to be something.
I'm all
through unless you
got something
else.
#66:
What
is
it that attracts you
to the uniforms?
#46:
The red.... the red,
uh,
the red trim.
#66:
All right.
#46 :
This appears to be
a,
kind
of
a dress uniform for,
uh,
enlisted people,
I
think.
#66:
All right.
I would like to ask just one more question.
#46:
Go.
#66:
What
is
it that you sensed,
what
is
it- did you have
a
visual,
a mental,
a hearing- what
is
it that you actually
sensed?
#46:
I was try in'
to find out who was manning this thing.
#66:
Yes,
I,
I'm referencing this window or mirror
in
the rear
of the hull.
#46:
Oh,
that.
Yeah,
I was looking the ship over and seeing-
I
knew what the purpose of this superstructure was,
and the
detection
I was getting,
kept
a changing,
getting
a changing
picture
of
the stern where
it would change from the curvi-
ture to
a two section portion
of that cutaway,
like you would
have
in a... for,
uh...for salvaging something.
It kept
changing
on me so
I
thought
I'd take
a closer look at that
area.
#66:
All right.
Is there anything else you have to add now?
#46:
No.
#66:
All right.
Let's draw the impressions you've
had.
#46 :
Okay
.
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Okay,
I'll label the general overview
as,
uh,
number one.
And
1 11 just draw
a grid.
On the right hand
\i/as,
uh....
(can't hear due to background noise) .. .this was
a seaport
area,
with the docks here,
and the city area,
pretty popu-
lated area,
here.
Okay.
And my attention was
eventually
focused right here.
You've drawn the "X"- there!
The
"X",
this
is where
I found the... my attention was to
this,
this vessel.
Okay.
Now move to page
2 then,
and draw the vessel.
I'll try...
The way
I
got
this thing was from the front,
really.
It was
a weird thing,
'cause
I was standing
in front
of
it and
I
had to move up to
it.
What brought my attention
was this superstructure,
so
I wanna draw it from the front
then
I'll draw it from the side.
Okay.
I believe you saw
if first from the front.
Yes.
(Mumbling)
Let me start w/ith what
I'm seeing.
I
was, my attention was captured
by this.
. .superstructure of
the ship,
which was white......
And
I have all kinds of
antenna type things here...
Okay.
And this would've gone
to the deck.
Something like this
if
I would have longer
This would've been the... the bow.
Okay
Okay?
Somethin'
like that
on there...
Okay,
so you're up above
a little bit-
Yes.
-looking down
at this ship.
Okay,
why don't you
label
your antennas...
Yes.
And the bow of the ship
is towards the bottom of the page
then,
so-
Yeah.
Okay.
I see
it,
mm-hmm.
Okay,
I'll try
a side view.
Okay?
Mm-hmm
To me
it loomed very big,
but
I know it's just because
of
the close proximity.
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Okay.
I can draw impressions,
but
I can’t draw for the sake of
drawing.
And there was a... well,
let me see... the hull was
very black,
dark black....
Okay.
That's pretty dark.
And there was
a,
uh,
sort of
a red line
here,
on the side.
And then
I went to the superstructure
here
(mumbling)
is where the antennas were.
Something like
that anyway.
Okay.
And the water line was dull red too.
And it was out of the
water.
Not out of the water,
but portions of the water line
are showing.
Okay.
As though
it wasn't fully loaded and you could see
that the-
Yes.
Yeah.
Okay.
Label the antenna area.
I know you didn't draw me
detail,
but just... okay
So we have a white supferstruc-
ture, with a ured
; strip at the top of the hull,
then
a
black hull,
then you can see below the water line a little
bit, where it's kind of
a dull red.
Yeah,
yeah.
Okay
.
And,
the,
uh...the stern portion kept changing on me.
And
I'll label this as two different sections,
from this type
of stern. ..Okay,
that's from an overview type thing,
to one
that was square and broken up here.
Okay.
Okay.
And they're kind of intriguing.
"Cause
I
Wanted'.
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it
to settle down on one of those two,
so I'm tryin'
to find
out what the purpose-
Okay,
why don't we label those
"A"
and
"B".
"A" being the
drawing of
a round stern,
and then-
#46:
Yeah.
#66:
-your,
that,
a changing impression to
a drawing
B where
it
was
a stern with
an opening
in
it.
#46:
Yeah.
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Okay.
Talk
a little bit more about how you felt about
that?
Yeah,
I
was,
because
of these changing impressions
I was
trying to find
if this served
a purpose too,
and that's
when the idea
of the mirror came
in,
and had something
to
do with looking
into the
ocean,
right through the stern.
And that was about here.
And note that
I went back to the
round stern to find
it.
Okay.
So when you were confused about this stern
thing,
I understand you
say then that you thought about some
mirror type thing that you'd look through to look down into
the water.
Yeah.
It's as
if it were part
of the hull,
built into the
hull-
Okay
.
-so that you could see directly into the ocean.
And when you had that concept,
that seemed to be
in the
rounded hull-
Yeah
.
-type configuration.
Yes.
All right.
.
.
.
.
Okay.
Now what was this thing,
uh,
about-
Oh,
yeah.
-an antenna and
a light shaft or something?
Oh,
yeah,
yeah.
When you're try-,
when you're pinpointing
me
on that-
Most important aspect of this target,
uh-huh.
I concentrated
on that,
and
it comes from
on top,
say
in
drawing
two,
okay,
over the superstructure.
Something
related to these antennas where it's
a direct
pull.
Now,
well,
let me explain
it first.
Then
it all went,
all the
way through the superstructure and was picked up here by
electronic type gear... a monitoring type station,
and went
all the way down to the hull.
All the way to the bottom
here somewhere.
So,
if
I were to draw it
of course you can't
see
it.
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Okay,
so
in drawing three you're depicting,
uh,
something
that does what now?
It
is
a white spherical antenna type thing that goes through
the entire height,
uh,
of the ship,
from the superstructure-
Did you mean
to say-
-attached
to some antenna from all the way down to the
bottom of the hull.
Okay,
now,
you used spherical,
did you mean cylindrical?
Cylindrical,
right.
Right.
Yeah.
A white.
. .would you use s-
It's very shiny.
-spherical
or cylindrical?
Shiny,
like,
uh,
shiny steel,
shiny-
Okay,
and you called it some sort of antenna thing?
Yeah,
it's connected
to the antennas.
Connected to the antennas
on top?
Yes.
And
it goes down...
Okay,
that's an electronic monitoring station.
At the hull you have something you've labeled electronic
monitoring station.
Yes.
And then where does this cylindrical white shaft go?
All the way through.
All the way down
to the hull.
And
it goes to the hull?
To the floor of the hull.
Okay
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#46:
I
don't know what to call that,
a lead or
a pipe or a...
I
don't know.
#66:
Okay.
#46:
It's
a shiny cylindrical tube.
#66
:
Did anything happen
down
at
the hull line?
#46:
No.
Empty mostly.
#66:
Okay.
#46:
Okay.
Anything else?
#66:
Now the uniforms seemed to attract your attention.
#46:
Oh,
yeah.
#66:
Did you
feel
like you wanted to-
#46:
That was
a parting shot.
I was tryin'
to find out who...
who was manning the vessel.
#66
:
Okay.
#46:
And
I
just-
#66:
Why don't we move to another page here,
page
5.
#46:
I have two distinct impressions where.
. .these,
you
know,
you've seen these sailors with pom-poms,
this was... a red
pom-pom.
#66:
On top
of
a sailor's cap?
#46:
On top of
a sailor's
cap.
#66:
I
see.
#46:
Okay.
Then
in
the sailors uniform.
. .there was some red
here,
red border that seemed
to be meaningful.
#66:
Okay.
On the shirt portion about
the chest?
#46:
Yeah.
#66:
Okay
.
#46:
This was red,
I mean white background here,
and gray or
black stripes
or something.
But the red seemed meaningful
#66:
Okay.
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#46:
And that was sort
of a...uh,
EM uniform.
#66:
Okay.
#46:
Might identify who the hell
it was.
#66:
All
right.
#46 :
I
don't have anything else unless you can
think
of something.
#66:
No.
Let me review your drawings here and see if there's
anything else...
Okay,
I
think that that about covers
it
then.
You have
a port city,
and it's
a large populated
city area.
You were attracted
to the portion
of the
place by the
"X"
.
#46:
Yes.
#66:
At which point you felt there was the ship,
so we moved to
drawing two.
And at
one time you called this
in
size,
urn,
like
a Russion troller maybe
it was
a detection type thing
or something.
#46:
Yes,
yes.
#66:
Okay.
Fine.
I don't have any further questions
then.
#46
:
Okay
.
#66:
Thank
you.
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