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January
1983,
Source
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wa^Oite^^wed
concerning
a
section
of
a
building
in
SG1A
as
follows
This
section
of
building
was
occuppied
by
a
military
unit
.
The
entire
unit
was
under
the
control
of
an
unidentified
ministry
.
The
unit
did
not
belong
to
that
ministry
but
had
a
mission
of
providing
security
to
that
ministry.
The
unit
had
both
uniformed
military
and
plain-clothed
elements
.
This
unit
appeared
out
of
place
in
this
environment
.
This
unit
would
not
normally
be
associated with
this
area
The
interior
of
this
section
of
the
building
was
a
vast
open
space
which
extended
up
several
floors
but
did
not
go
to
the
top
of
the
bulding,
stopping
at
the
fifth
or
sixth
floor
.
On
both
sides
of
this
open
space
were
winding
type
stairways
.
On
the
ground
floor
on
the
right
side
(facing
the
street )
in
the
entrance
area
was
a
control point
or
check
point
controlling
access
to
various
areas within
the building
In
the
front
of
this
section
of
the
building
there
were
very
long
cor r idors
which
went
to
a
number
of
different
types
of
rooms
.
On
the
upper
floors
these
were
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type"
rooms
for
housing
military
personnel
On
the
middle
floors ,
right
side
(facing
the
street )
were
rooms
for
military
personnel
On
the
middle
floors
,
right
side
(facing
the
street)
were
rooms
for
military
officers
.
On
the
middle
floors
,
left
side
were
rooms
for
civilians
or
plain-clothes
prsonnel
.
These
rooms
were
quieter
,
with
better
living conditions
.
There
were
also
some
offices
in
this
area
.
On
the ground
f loor
right
side
there were
also
spacious
rooms
but
these
were
conference
rooms
,
interrogation
rooms
and
technical
oriented
rooms
.
These
rooms
were
kept
secluded
and
were
dark
and
dreary
as
though
they were
not
used most
of
the
time.
No
further
amplifying
information
concerning
subject
was obtained
from Source during
this
interview.
Attached
hereto
is
EXHIBIT
I,
drawings
provided
by
Source concerning
the areas descr ibed above
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