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IAGPA-F-SD
24 March 1983
SUBJECT:
CRY Stage Three Training
( S/CL-1/N0F0RN)
( S/CL-1/N0F0RN )
This
report
is
an
amendment
to
Trip Report
6-22
July
1982,
SRI-I
which
discusses
Stages
One
and
Two
in
detail
and lightly touches
on Stage Three.
(S/CL-4/N0F0RN)
From
7-15
Mar
the
undersigned
was
TDY
to
SRI-I
for
the
purpose
of
learning
Stage
Three
CRV
techniques.
Stage
Three
is
a
smooth
transition
from
Stages
One
and
Two
and
this training proceeded quickly.
It
is
anticipated
that
it
will
take
approximately
two more
(3
total)
two-week
training
periods
to complete Stage Three.
(S/CL-3/NOFORN)
Coordinate
remote
viewing
stage
three
is
broken
into
four
parts:
a
.
Aesthetic
Impact
b
.
Sketches
(SK)
c
.
Trackers
(T)
d.
Movement
at
Site
( S/CL-3/N0F0RN)
Aesthetic
Impact
is
the
response
the
viewer
has
to
the
site.
When
the viewer
describes
colors
and
shapes,
he
is
describing
qualities
of
the
site;
but
when
he
has
an
AI
he
is
experiencing
his
true
response
to
the
site.
AIs
are
responses
to
the
signal
such
as:
overwhelmed,
ominous,
beautiful,
etc.
Beautiful
is
a
very
different
response
than
green
vegetation,
brown rocks,
etc.
( S/CL-3/NOFORN )
Although
the
viewer
receives
the
signal
during
Stage One
and
Stage
Two,
these
signals
are
too
fleeting
to produce
a sketch
of
the
site.
Stage One
ideograms produce
an
"idea"
of
the site but
not
a graphic representation of
the site.
( S/CL-3/N0F0RN )
The
AI
produces
a
slow
signal
wave
with
large quantities
of
data.
The
viewer
receives
this
slow
signal
and produces
a graphic representation
of
the
site
in
the
form
of
sketches
and
trackers.
( S/CL-3/N0F0RN )
Sketches
are
drawn
in
a
medium
to
fast
speed and generally depict
the
site
in
a
form more
usable
to
the
analyst
than Stage One
ideograms.
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RDP96-00788R001 200220006-0
IAGPA-F-SD
24 March
1983
SUBJECT:
CRV Stage Three Training
( S/CL-1/N0F0RN
)
( S/CL-3/NOFORN )
Trackers
are
drawn
more
slowly
than
sketches.
Trackers
are
generally
more
accurate
than
sketches
because
they
are
being
produced
slowly
while
"riding"
this
impact wave
form characteristic
of AI
signal
line.
( S/CL-3/NOFORN )
During
the
sketching
and
tracking
steps
ideograms
may
be
produced
in
conjunction
with
the
drawing
process.
These
ideograms
represent
ideas
of
certain
aspects
of
the
site.
The
viewer
should produce
an
"A"
and
"B"
for
each
of
these
ideograms
and
then
continue with
the drawings.
If
no
"A"
can
be produced
by
a
viewer,
then we
assume
that
it
was
not
an
ideogram but merely
a
part
of
the
drawing.
These
drawings
may
be
distorted
due
to
lack
of
scale.
Accurate
dimensions
cannot
be expected until Stage
Six.
( S/CL-3/NOFORN )
Once
the
viewer
has
acquired
the
site
and
proceeded
fully
through
Stage
Three,
his
perceptions
may
be
moved
within
or
near
the
site
area
by
the
monitor.
When
the
monitor
desires
the viewer
to move,
the monitor
states,
"Acquire
the
original
site."
The
viewer
indicates
he
has
the
original
site
and
the
monitor
then
says,
"113
miles
east
southeast
something
should
be
visable."
The
viewer
writes
this
statement
on
the
paper
and
then
produces
an
ideogram
of
this
new
site
location.
The session structure
for
this
new site
is
handled
in
the
same manner
as
the
original
site.
When
this
is
completed,
the monitor
may
again
move
the
viewer.
The
viewer
must
always
acquire
the
original
site
before
each
move.
The
monitor
gives
all
distances
and
directions
from
the
original
site
only.
Movement
from
the
original
site
to
alternate
locations
are
instantaneous
and
involve no motion
at
the site.
( S/CL-3/NOFORN )
During
the
entire
Stage
Three
process,
the
viewer
continues
to deal with AOL
as
in
Stages
One
and
Two.
AOL
must
be declared
and objectified on
the paper
to
clear
them from
the system and
to maintain structure.
444-
THOMAS
M.
McNEAR
CPT ,
MI
Project Officer
t-fl/CIr
4/
-NOPQRH-)
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