Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : cia-RDP96-007e9R0006002A8608-0 i" x ans mmm NOF ORN Loa PROWECT SUA STREAR OTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED Er SESSION NUMBER: OO8 DATE OF SESSION: 4 Jan 89 DATE OF RERPGRT: & Jar 89 START: LAR EMTs Lal4 Mi THODOLOGYs CRY VIEWER IDENT IF i. (S/ANF / Sk) MISSION: Contiriue to report an target facility. ae (S/NF SSK) VIEWER TASKING: Enceyotbed cooarcdinates OOF OO AOL SAA, G 5 >} <1 Sth nMOow"d | aa (S/F /Sk) COMMENTS: Viewer wag not made consciously aware that he had worked this efte before (et 88). Though some signal ling contact was evident in previous session, contack wag markedly better this time, 4 (S/N / SK) EVALUATION: CHANNELS ONLY er? NOP ORN CLAGSTIETED BYHe Dra (oT) DECLASS TRY g OADP Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000600250009-0
DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: TO: Approved For Release 2000/08/08 ; CIA-RDP96-007 FR R00 E000 008-0 MENT a memorandum DT-S SESSION SUMMARY (C/NF/SS} SGi1J DT-S (ATTN: P| 1. (S/NF/SK) Statistics: ' Viewer: 018 Session date: 4 JAN 89 start time: 1326 End time: 1414 Mode of operation: CRV PI: None AV: None 2. (S/NF/SK) Cuing: Encrypted coordinates: 307281/819440 3. (S/NF/SK) Results: a. Access of the site began with a very tall, “indented front” building (see sketches, page 4). S6 viewing (please refer to Stage 6 map, page 5A) showed a road (point A) and hill (point B) “behind” the building. Off in the distance to the northeast! (point C), a power plant was perceived. Nearby, to the west of the building (point E) a huge complex of buildings was perceived. This complex was studied further. b. The complex of buildings consisted of a rather large and old- appearing building on its west side, which presented a “front” (see page 6) for all the other buildings and storage areas. The other buildings appeared to be much smaller, and arranged in a tight pattern. The "pattern” of these buildings was seen to be interrupted, for no apparant reason, by buildings arranged into other patterns (see sketch, top of page 7). Each building was long and thin (see sketch, bottom of page 7), but appeared to he 2 stories high. c. One of these smaller buildings was accessed to see what was inside. The inside of it was a 2~-story high single room. The room had work spaces among stacks of materiel, as though things are brought in, then the workers move among the things to do their work (as opposed to an assembly line, where the materials are brought to the individual workplaces). Every sound which was perceived would qualify as “noise”, but overall, the place was surprisingly quiet for a workplace of this size. * Map directions such as north are relative to the paper, and are not to be understood as actual map directions relative to the earth. eaeRGRRR }OF ORN OPTIONAL FORM NO. 19 (REV. 1-80) GSA FPMR (41 GFR) 101-11.6 SO10-114 GPO : 1985 0 - 461-275 (364) Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000600250009-0
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