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PROJECT NUMBER:
0144
DATE OF SESSION:
JUN
START:
0842/1405
METHODOLOGY:
CRV
SESSION NUMBER:
DATE
OF REPORT:
JUN
END:
1000/1435
VIEWER
IDENTIFIER:
025
1.
(S/NF/SK)
MISSION:
Stage
training.
Site
was
the Brooklyn
Br i dge
.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
VIEWER TASKING:
Coordinates
4051/7357.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
AI
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’’boring”,
probably due
to 025 's dislike
of cities;
it
was initially difficult
to gain anything but
an overhead
perspective
of
the
general
site— a perspective
that
was aesthetically
pleasing.
025 avoided getting down
"on
the
deck”,
so
to speak,
where
the
site's aspects were
not
so
nice.
[Note:
this kind
of behavior
is
common
in
the early stages
of CRV training;
the viewer's personality
is attracted
to aspects
of
the site which are personally interesting
or
novel,
and shuns aspects which
are
not.
Training,
i.e.,
repetition
of
a mission agenda
and feedback,
eventually result
in
the required
discipline necessary to discern
and attend
to the required task.
025
also had difficulty sorting
out
the target from the
’’background noise”
(other,
surrounding structures).
This,
again,
is
a problem that
the
unconscious,
through experience
and repetition,
quickly learns
to
overcome ]
.
4.
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their tastes and character, by the kinds of cars
they owned and how they drove,
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Id Xrexington, Massachusetts, I sat on a
horse, closed my eyes, and imagined Paul
Revere’s feelings the night of his famous
-ride. I hope my readers do not think I am
trying to make a joke, but I truly believe
you can read deep in a man’s heart only if
you do as he did and see as he saw.
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customers. What they said and how they acted
made me curious to visit their young but pow-
erfully influential country.
I also wanted to
see where the inspiring Abraham Lincoln had
lived. As a boy, I had started my coin collec-
tion with a Lincoln-head penny bearing the
words, “In God We Trust.”
Wanderings Cover 74,000 Miles
From India
I came by air to the country
of Lincoln. Between that time and starting
to write these words, I traveled 74,000 miles
through
all the 48 contiguous United States
and the District of Columbia.
560
During two and a half years, I talked with
state governors and sat down
to dinner
with hundreds of Americans who had been
strangers to me until an hour or two earlier.
I
lost a front tooth falling off a ladder while
photographing the source of the Mississippi
at Lake Itasca, was given
six
traffic tickets
for driving too slowly, and mailed 4,000 pic-
ture postcards to family and friends at a total
cost equal to my air fare from New Delhi to
New
7 York.
I
first touched American
soil
at Idlewild,
now7 Kennedy International
Airport, and a
bus took me into New 7 York City.
I put my
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