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Following each
of
the three sessions
described
in this report,
Source prepared
a past-session written
summary
of
his perceptions and
impressions.
As
in previous Session
Procedure Reports on this mission,
much
of
the information
in these
post --session summaries was redundant
or
not relevant to the
u
.1. L i mat e
t ar get
I o
f ac i
J. i t at e
an a 1 ys i s
o f
Sour c e
' s
p er c ep t i on s
as
described during
and
in post-session
interview,
the major gestalts
have been summarized below with
Interviewer 's notes when
appropriate.
All
data derived from each
of
the sessions,
to
i
n
l 1 ud e
L he
in t er v i ewer
s
n ot es
an d
8our c e
' s
h an d writ t en summaries
an d
s k et c h es
ar e ma i n t a i n ed
:i n
t h e
m i ss i on
f i e 1 d
f i 1 e at
t h i s
1 ocat i on
.
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)
On
day
into site
2,
"home guard "
or
posi t i orted
ost erisi b 1 y to set
c hi ec k p o i n t s .
T hiese
men
h ave
happens when
a common
man
is
14,
<20 March
1984),
on roads leading
"National
Guard"
type troops have been
up traffic and population control
an
inflated sense
of
power
as often
called
to service and
is given
a
position
of
relative authority.
These men do not take their
ser i ously ,
h owever
,
and
t h e
a c t ua 1
sec ur i t. y
p r ov i d ed
s;
is; minimal.
Other uniformed troops at
a bivouac
area along
the road,
(labelled
the
"wide spot"
by Source)
mission very
by these unit
,
continue
to salvage equipment destroyed
or damaged during the rocket
and
mortar barrage
of
the previous
day.
There
is an expected feeling
of
danger
and tenseness among these men.
Later
in
the day
a series
of
cables from the vans containing the electronic components and
equipment
are
laid throughout the compound.
Security around
the
vans
increases with
the addition
of
barbed wired contonements.
Troops within the compound continue their harassment
and
j. iiterdi ctory operations using
ax multi -tubed weapon which
is carried
outside the perimeter
by hand and set
up facing
into the mountains.
Ihe weapon fires multiple projectiles almost simultaneously causing
multiple explosions to occur within the mountain
areas.
These
explosions do very little damage,
however,
since the hill
people
have withdrawn
to points high
in
the mountains leaving only widely
dispersed
token forces
to continue observations
of
the perimeter
area.
Ihe aforementioned electronic
van complex
is set
up
by the
end
of
the
day.
it consists
of
a tower construction connected
tav
an array or series
of cables spreading throughout
the compound
inside the perimeter.
Inside the
van" the temperature
is noticeable
warmer
and troops inside the vans are busy at terminals and
positions within
the vehicles which make low humming
and clicking
noises.
Ihe actual
purpose
of
this equipment
is not discernible.
Within
the
per
.i. meter area there
is
a growing feeling
of
urgency as
more and more troops arrive and
large size patrolling
into the
Id. 1 1 s
b eg i n s .
A
.1. on g
the
r oa d
,
p 1 a t oon size
el emen t s
beg i n
c o 1 umn
patrolling between site
and site
2.
In the area
just outside the
per
1 me ter
,
troops begin cutting
down
tall
brush
and moving
large
rocks while at the same time setting
up posts
in
the ground
,
(
|.) c:>ss i b I y
a i m i n g
s t a k es )
„
Th er e
i s
i n c r eas i n q
antoun t s
of
mechanical
noise within the perimeter possibly from large
generators.
The heavier armored vehicles
now* take
up positions
outside the berm
and form another semi—circle perimeter
with
their
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nprimpter,
this
"tubed"
weapon
is pointing
u,, r°,
,
.
Mr-
in
the direction
o-f
the explosions.
it has
Retell
caused
by this 'weapon."
"''There are two veh
f veh i ^
weapon .
One is the actus, <‘-"9
Weapon takes consi derabl e
ZZTnn
is nof a1*Uan
of
scientific still
but, rather
an
"rt
Radio or
signal
controls are important m the
4uin.tJ.on d
^
system, “however,
due to
it. rather
frugal
and basic mecha uu.al
structure,
many
of
the operations are
jn.nu.i-
I j
bit the
" automat ir" systems and controls
built,
into
u,(-
“
;en’ know "that they don 't work
well ^
ndi vidual
££ iTwork?
r
?hi i^c^onici are 'state
of "the art
but overall
you
get
the impression
of
"Buck Rogers technology and
Model
mechanics".
The tandem vehicle has many function*.
oome
oi
.
-
words that
are used to describe these functions include.
-afcty
^
system ,
"
"di recti oni ng
,
"
"charging, "
"circumventing,
('
"synthesizing"
,
"channeling"
,
"lateral
vibrations,
and
wo. kingJ
a' "symbiotic' and harmonizing association
with
:
"' fe
i
^"t 1 nnshi p to
know exactly what
all
of
these descriptive® mean
in
r *I«*L ions
th p tandem vehicle and
I
know that
they are not exactly
Llfe
J;
jl
'
words.
The weapon
itself .contains a smal 1 ^ew compartment whxc
i
-
pretty cramped and has a
lot
of
projections and yadact.
P
cl
uui
j
ou-;; which cause the men
a lot
of
problems
in. bumping
Uiei.^
and
leqs when moving
in
and out
of
the vehicle. Jf
1 *
‘
"
'
:{t
r:%h“g
n° i-^h“:
n
ar: electroni c^devicss^hat^provide* some
cables
~ whi ch
” transmit power
and commands.
. «hen
f i red the weapon
completely' "pulverized"
the target
but again
that
i- not t„-L --V
the word
I'm trying to think
o-f.
At the place where
it was Tired
into the mountain, "there
is nothing
left
but
a burned crstsr
and
a
verv fine dust floating
in the air.
When
U
^e crude
inside the drew compartment
is deafening probably due to
t
c
c. u.
_
"
as the noise
of
the firing.
Crew members
we«i
a
with unusually high boots and
a hood
over
then-
colored goggles.
Before firing
the weapon anulhe
is dropped over
the goggles.
This visor has s
f f
;j s hard
to descr
:i. be the
noi se
i nsi de because
of
sounds but
when
the weapon
is fired there
is
first
a
lot
of
banging
and clanking sounds like metal
again*:.
Maybe
it's the hydraulics
or
the actual
movement
uf
the
u _:"’
.
___
T
cion't
know.
Then
at
the moment
of
Tiring
there
:i s
an almost simultaneous whoosh whoosh
sound.
I he
for re completely destroys the target turning
it.
into
a
f i
® ^
L “
r
net
the impression that first there
is an
implosion
at
he point
•Vf
-imnnrt
followed
by
a large cone shaped explosion blasting away
I
don't
know the actual
power b^ind the weapon
hut
some
of
the words used to describe
it
ares
a spcutrum
oi
contained
light*',
"constricted
light forced into a container
,
"hrinht
hi up light
but
some
o-f
the colors
arc* not
v.i. .^.u
i.
:
i
"romn acted power"
and
a
"visual
impression
of
a genie being
1st
.
-
pf“ Ke bott?e'h Again
,
don
- t
know exactly what these words mean
#ne c. h b,n i c: s
a i::>
we
J
sp o c: i a 1
un
:i.
*f or m
I
-, aad
w i t h
d a r k
v i so r
ap p a r“ atu
y0 1 1 ow i
iiiih
c o l o r
.
it.
is
a mixture
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r '7 zzTzzzz izzzziztizzT: z%z'vrzz
r,' t h! t
t "
dlr-ctiy at the target.
Outside,
the *.pon
ia^protectert by
a thict coating
at
to
material
which may be used
+ ur
Uw
l- aha.
that
"absorb the shock “++,“} ,T
;
"oTith
"lateral
vibrations".
there
this material
has
sun.eLhJ.uy u uu
|
t
the crew inside
is some sort
ok
shield
or screen u«d ^
p, oUktl
thcc.^ ^
the vehicle when
it
n»
t.ued.,
>u
-
'
there has to be
a build
describe the -t-1 firing sequence^
th. wah wah
up
of
energy and
a
i- eve. be. alio. attLL
sequence
of
events
t hat
nl lows
S
ir
i
descri bed a"
"Ihe buildup
of
energy reserves and
p °t en t i a 1 s
i
"a
sp ec t r um
®h i + ^
( ^d^inahyt
"•qu.l Nation”
.
connection
y^;.
,
~
-
J
oned that
it could
be fired
The builders
of
Lius weapon
nau u
-|
-i ke
I mentioned
when moving however,
the mechanics
of
the
J;
- ^
_ t
before,
required
so much actual
iT.aiiu-1
wu.
••
“
t he
cannot be fired when moving
but has
Lu
.»eL
-
*
calculations and
actual
pre-firing activity has
to be done by
h an d
..
"
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than
a
e. uut
uu
r
..rtion
ci
.f
this target was complete.
Hill
supports.,
\hw
dfciali ulLaum
.
;
H
mph
near
the
People actually hit
by the weapon
a, “
the concussion,
i.e.,
explosive force suffered death
as
a
'
-
h
^
firing,
troops
bursting organs,
crushed eardrums,
etc.
Jl sL
ufo
e
f i
J
near the weapon are moved away from
the
tea. f
1ld
'°'''
:'
<”
d _w_
The columns
of
troops on the road are forced
to
lie face down.
ZZllZr a^w^B^ne^^happy n««d the deling
ok
tenpenese
and anxiety has
di sap pest ed.
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