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DATE OF SESSIOnT 19 Aug
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DA I'E OF REPORT s
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MISSION STATUS:
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SOURCE
IDENTIFIERS
079
I.,
(S/NI-/SK)
Tasking
as listed
in the first
session conducted
with
this Source
on this project
has not
been
changed
or re-directed.
This session
was still
concerned with
the
primary phase
of
the tasking package,
the description
of
the
characteristics and configuration
of
the US
"Stealth"
bomber.
Other
phases
of
the tasking
package were not addressed
in this session.
2.
(S/ Ml - /SK )
SOURCE
TASK I NGi :
Source was told only that this was
a
continuation
of
the
last session
and that
She should concentrate Her
focus
of
attention
on
the
"secret aircraft"
reported upon
in the
last
session.
in addition,
Source was provided
the same encrypted
coop d I nates as the initial
session,
1..A2U00/1 12794 ,
as per Extended
Remote Viewing
(ERV)
protocols.
( fa/NF- /SK )
I here were no reportable incidents
or
an o rna 1 i es which
may
have
in f 1 ueneed
t h e
d a t a
ob t a i n ed
i n
t. h i s
sessi on
4.
(S/IMF /SK)
SUMMARY :
Source furnished
the attached summary which
was prepared
following
the session
and submitted
to the
Interviewer
within
24 hours after the session.
The completeness
of
the
typewritten summary has been compared
to the
Interviewer 's notes and
all
deletions,
changes,
and/or corrections have been
verified
as
acceptable
by the
Interviewer ,
In addition
to the information
provided
in
the summary,
Source provided additional
information
during
the actual
session
which was inadvertently omitted from Her
summary and which
may impact
on the final
analysis
of
the data
provided.
That additional
data
is provided below
in raw unevaluated
f or rn s
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( S/NI- / Bk )
Source perceived
a powerful
energy emission
radiating
•from the pointed nose area
of
the aircraft.
This emission
was perceived by Source as
a light energy which radiated
in
a wide
ai
(...
and
tor
long distances.
Source reported another energy source
which emanated from the area
o-f
the wingtips.
This energy seemed
to
r ad i ate downward
and
was associated
with the concept
of
a,
"localized
ref rat: t i on
or
r ef 1 ec t i o n
o f
h eat "
„
b.
(S/NF/SK)
Source perceive
an increasingly clear
image
of
the
wing configuration and their critical
importance to the operational
performance
of
the aircraft.
The wings had previously been described
as trapezoidal
in shape and attached
in some manner
to the
fuselage..
During^ this session Source perceived
that
the wings did
not appear
to
be actually attached
to the aircraft
but.
were,
in
fact,
an
integral
part
of
the entire structure as though they were molded to the plane
w:i.th
no distinct separation between
the wing
and
the fuselage.
These
wings were perceived
as running the entire
length
of
the aircraft
and
may have had
an
unusual
shape,
not further
defined,
and
other
protuberances attached
to them.
The overall
impression
was
an
emphasis on
a smooth
and uncluttered design.
some
of
the material
used
in
the plane appeared
to be quite flexible while still
retaining
a high degree
of
tensile strength.
At
the rear
of
the
aircraft,
workmen were perceived installing
,1T filtration system
of
some sort
as
a project which
may been
at new addition
and experimental
in nature.
Apparently this aircraft
has flown without such
a filtration
"screen"
in
the past but
this new addition
will
provide
a cleaner more
b en e f
.i c i a 1
p er f o r man c e
.,
, c “
(S/NF/SK)
Source perceived that
the aircraft
is capable
of
performing
its
mi ss ion
wh i 1 e remaining,
" un d etectable".
Sh e
used
t h
e
analogy
of
an
animat!
moving
in
and surprising
its
prey.
The method
by which
the aircraft
remains undetected
was reported
as being
derived from
its use of,
"jammers"
and
at device,
(mentioned
in
the
previous session),
which hums softly and begins buzzing when excited
by
an external
force.
-This buzzing initiates the usage
of
the device
which
then,
"deletes and takes out"
(the signal?).
Additionally,
when used
in
an attacking
mode,
the aircraft approaches the target
at
high altitude and drops suddenly,
flying close to the ground,
and
using
its,
"sophisticated systems"
at
low level,
it renders
itself
undetectable
at,
"line
of
sight".
Finally,
Source perceived that the
aircraft may
be,
"painted"
(coated?)
with
a material
which aids the
aircraft
in,
"blending
in with
its environment".
This material
seemed
to be associated with the importance
of
the wings
in
iridintdinin g
t h e
ab i 1 i t y
of
t h e
a i rc r a f t
t o
r ema i n
un d e t ec t ab 1 e
„
X
^ "
(S/Nf- /bk )
Source commented
on
what
may have been certain
operational
security precautions utilized
to develop^
and
test
the
Stealth
Bomber.
Source perceived
an
image that
the flight schedules
for
the aircraft,
(the Stealth Bomber)
were,
"illegal"
basing this