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memorandum
23 January,
1989
DT-S
SESSION SUMMARY
(C/NF/SS)
(ATTN:
1.
(S/NF/SK)
Statistics:
SGI J
Viewer:
Session date:
Start
time:
End
time:
Mode
of
operati
PI:
AV:
018
23 JAN 89
1312
1401
CRV
Overall
soreness
Lots
of
buildings
(S/NF/SK)
Cuing:
"Return
to previous site and move to
"area
B".
3.
(S/NF/SK)
Results:
a.
A singular
set
of
structures was accessed
in Area
B.
There was
a
feeling that there might be others,
but
I was drawn
to this one set
of
buildings.
One building,
in particular held
a strong attraction,
and
I
stabilized
on
it,
referring to
is as
"the main building"
(see sketch,
top
of
page
2)
b.
The main building
is
in
an enclosed
work
area.
Activity is this
area
is
in the form
of
trucks,
hand trucks,
dollies,
etc.
(people carrying
goods to and from the main building).
Some of
this traffic comes
in from
outside or goes to the outside,
but most
of
it
is between the buildings,
themselves
(see sketch,
bottom
of
page
2)
.
c.
The purpose of
this building
is as a procurement/supply/starage
facility for goods destined specifically
to tactical
field units.
Materiel
comes
into this building from manuf acturers
(new)
and other
line units
(used)
.
d.
There
is a
"loading dock/recepti on counter"
area completely inside
the main building
(see sketch,
page
4).
Here,
goods are processed
into and
out
of
the building.
One
of
the dollies was accessed
here,
and the following
equipment
was found
on
it
(see sketch,
page
6):
1)
A bunch
of
cardboard bones
(NFI).
2)
A piece
of
test equipment
(see also,
detailed sketch,
p.55.
This piece
is slightly larger than
a power drill,
and has the same general
shape.
It
is
a greyish brown
in color,
with
a
shiriey band
around the front
end.
The back end
of
it
is recessed,
has throw-switches and some indicator
1 i ghts.
3)
A piece of
electronic equipment which was not
in
a bon.
This
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piece
is
an
RF receiver,
rack mounted,
multi-plug,
w/indicator
lights and
a
meter
(see detailed sketch,
page 7).
This equipment
is not
a piece which
would be considered
an
"end-item"
(that
is,
the piece the operator normally
works with),
but acts as
a processor
of
some sort
be-fore the signal
gets to
the operator.
e.
In free—flow mode,
I
was further attracted
to a caged-in area
centrally located
in
the building.
This area
is approximately
15'
square,
and goes from floor
to ceiling.
1)
The contents
of
this area are hidden from sight
by large
curtains inside the wire cage.
2)
Inside are stacks
of
equipment stored
in
black plastic,
and not
labeled.
I could only perceive 3 sizes
of
this equipment.
The equipment
is
measured metrically,
but approximation
in
inches would
be:
a)
Approximate 2
1/2"
cube.
b)
Approximately
2"
high
X
6"
wide
X
9 "
long.
c)
Approximately
4"
high
X
13" wide
X
18"
long.
3)
All
of
this equipment
is encased
in
tar,
with only plugs for
input and output.
The components inside the metal
cases
is also encased
in
tar.
There are no knobs,
lights,
indicators,
dials,
or anything else besides
the two plugs.
The plugs are for coaxial
cable connectors.
4)
In
use,
this equipment
is used
"in-line"
(see sketch,
page
11),
and
is intentionally physically hidden,
below dash boards
of
vehicles,
panels of
stationary equipment,
etc.
I could find no power supply for
it.
It
is definitely radio equipment.
I
had strong A0L drive
of encipherment,
but am convinced that this was AOL on
my part,
rather than signal
line
information.
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