7 . “ Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100180007-5 fur pis DaZzivs Slum Pde Bi rae Pan Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100180007-5
ly ‘* Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100180007-5 # ls _ a Unify 0 them mk Cognge” Slopdy . . $1 Co fr be A Ny) Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100180007-5
// vo . App ved For “ 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100180007-5 G2 5 F2 T T pee Hs van . . a walls  siglostoutiel! bela pre ST 1h be fuuds 2 at Am -Uis pt - brat n |p rate Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100180007-5
“Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100180007-5 Summary, Project 8606, June 1986, Paul Site is a land/structure interface. More than one structure is present at the site, all though these structures may be attached or in some other way connected to give the idea of one composite structure. Construction is functional rather than esthetic, and involves various stairs with railings, walls and roofs of varying heights. There is a rounded component, perhaps dome-like to the centralized concept of the structure. The dimensional idea of "labyrinthian" is manifest, as are largely blank walls, pavement, and at least one metal door. Structure is made of concrete, and ladders are used for access to at least some portion(s) of the structure. There are security lights. The structure(s) cover extensive area, and grass covers surrounding grounds. Structure is surrounded by double fencing, perhaps cyclone-type topped with barbed wire, and may be watched by guards and dogs. A moveable vehicle gate permits access to the paved area around the structure(s); at least one heavy truck seems to be parked nearby. There is a sense of vehicles "going out, or responding," suggesting an AOL of firetrucks on call at a firestation. Water is nearby. A cone-shaped object with alternate black-and-white longitudinal stripes seems to be relevant to the site. Equipment and tangled wires and cables, with the essence of the idea "power supply" is present. "Compound" in both the sense of a combination of different structural and functional elements, and a closed, surrounded facility appears to be a concept associated with the site. There seems to be a large, deep underground element involved with the site. A large, flat cement area may be important, as is an "around," relatively low structure with some sort of bumps in the top of it. A person wearing what may be a uniform is present, who demonstrates an officious, smug, self-satisfied, autocratic personality. He considers himself "in charge." The inside of the structure is new, "modern," efficiently designed, and suggests the AOL of a relatively austerely appointed shopping mall or office--muffled, perhaps carpeted, relatively spacious, quiet lighting, new smells, grey walls, furnished, cool. Wallis are very solid--"substantial"--and are “built to last." There is a "buffer zone" around the structure. Trucks with people seem to be going in and out of the "compound." The site has a feeling of being non-U.S. AOLs that emerged in the course of the session were Chernobyl and a military compound in Libya or elsewhere in the Mid-East. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000100180007-5