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to a man and half"
In height.
(The next
thing)
on the right,
going from front
to back,
is
a tubular object, metallic with layers
of metal.
^
It
(was)
stands on one end and
is loaded one per pallet.
Across
the aisle,
going bac
,
(are)
boxes of bright red tubular objects stacked in rows
of maybe five or
(six)
high.
The
(red)
tubes were perhaps
(2
1/2’
x 3’)
long.
Further back
were objects
(which reminded me of)
a Ben Franklin stove.
(They)
are
(perhaps)
hour glass
shaped,
metallic,
heavy and functional.
These are,
in some way,
(related)
to use with an antenna.
Further back,
on the last shelves,
(are)
things associated with depot
(level) maintenance.
Across
(the)
aisle in
(the)
back are boxes from
(the previous session).
The boxes have a series
of
items
in them
(consisting)
of two parts.
(There
is)
a main part and
a base.
(The)
main part has
(proturding)
wires and maybe holes.
It reminds me of
a
(wind
instrument from my childhood)
.
The area
is routinely patrolled and a
running inventory is constantly maintained.
The warehouse is probably
80/o
enpty now.
I
go back to a time when there
(is) more activity
It
is night
(and there are)
bright lights.
(There are) many people
(dressed)
in gray
overalls unpacking and preparing things on
(the)
left
(side)
of
(the)
warehouse.
There
is
a smell of oily rags and cosmoline
' (preservative oil/
_
grease)
and new,
cold metal.
(The people) have a deadline and are working with
a sense of urgency.
They work in two and three
man teams.
The things
they are preparing are large, metallic and
(sloping).
b.
(
)
During the actual
sessioniji Source reported other data
which may inpact on the final assessment of this target.
That data
is listed
below in raw unevaluated
form:
(j)
(
)
Item previously stored
(and viewed
in previous
sessions)
included military supplies/goods and petroleum,
oil and lubricants
(POL)
( 2 )
natural,
i.e.
(3)
containers
(
)
An impression that the light in the building
is
sunlight through windows or skylights.
(
)
An impression of rods or long bolts used
to lock
( 4 )
(
)
The large tubular object
(stacked one to
a pallet-
see Source’s
summary)
is further described
as metallic,
tapering
(larger at
bottom than top),
gray and Ipive drab
in color,
heat resistant with a red
ring at the top
(NOTE:
In Source's post-session sketches this reference was
drawn to represent an item bearing striking resemblance to an artillary shell)
( 5 )
(
)
The smaller red tubular items
(also described in
Source's summary
) were further described as being stacked in the box with an
impression of resembling ammunition in crates.
The color of these items were
bright
red.
(g)
(
)
The reference to the "Ben Franklin Stove
was
clarified in the post-session sketches
as an item resembling a "pot-bellied
stove."
It was further described as related
to
the revolving antenna on a
ship.
Other words describing this device included;
components,
rapidly
interchangeable,
pulsing,
f requency, , shifting,
something
to do with bands
but defeinitely not a "communicator."
Source also reported an unresolved
impression of "wide bands,
perhaps yellow spectrum," and "reflection,
bouncing/
ricochetting off."
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