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CRV SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT
WARNING NOTICES
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
INVOLVED
CONTROL NUMBERS
871.3
DATE OF SESSIONS
20 Oct
REFERENCES
i:
None
DATE OF REPORTS
23 Oct 87
TECHN I QUE UT I L I Z ED s
CRV
NICKNAMES
None
TARGET COUNTRY*
Unknown
SEESB ION NUMBER s
MISSION STATUS*
Continuing
SOURCE
I DENT I F I ER §
003
1.
( S / NF /SK )
I NTERV I EWER TASK I NG s
the second session of
a
In the
i n i tial
sessi on
This
.is
new project, conducted utilizing this Source,
the Monitor was specifically directed to task the Remote Viewing
Source to provide data on
a specific site to include the general
external
configurations purposes
of
any structures and objects
at the
si te and data pertaining to the development and utilization
of
materials/objects at
this site.
In this second session
the Monitor
was directed
to obtain data pertaining
to the specific current
activity
of
the site,
the purpose
of
that activity and
its extend.
The Monitor
was still
not been made cognizant
of
the true nature
of
this site.
The Monitor
was prepared to utilize the encrypted
coordinate
of
"14752/1213,"
which
is
a departure from accepted
protocols
of
two six
digit coordinates.
However,
Source did
not
require
a re-reading
of
the coordinates before beginning
the session
as He was able to re-acquire the appropriate signal
line prior to the
actual
onset
of
the session
and began reporting data immediately from
the advanced stages
of
the Coordinate Remote Viewing
(CRV)
technique.
2 „
( S /NF / SK )
SOURCE TASKING *
this
"will
be
a retargeting
of
Source was speci t i cal 1 y
t.ol d
1.1 ^at
a previously worked target
in
which
you perceived
a large structure with
men working
inside conducting
activity which reminded
you
of
a Combat
Information Center."
From
this cuing Source was able to recall
the site and
Lo re—acquii e the
proper signal
line.
No other curing
or descriptive data was provided
t o
Sourc e
p r
:i. or
f. o
or
d u r i n g
1 1)e
ac t ua 1
sessiori
„
This
se s s i on was
c on duc t ed
en t i r e 1 y ut i 1 i z i n g CRV
p rot oc o I s
3.
(S/NF/SK)
INCLEMENCIES*
There were no reportable incidents or
anomalies
whi ch™may have Influenced the data obtained
in this
session.
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(S/NI-'/SK >
SUMMARY s
Source? -Furnished the attached summary which
was prepared fallowing the session
and submitted
to the
Interviewer
twenty four hours following the session.
The completeness
of
the
typewritten summary has been compared
to the Monitor's notes and
all
om i ss i on s ,
cha ri g es ,
and/o r
c or r ec t i on ®
h a ve been
ver
:i. fled
a
s
acceptable by the Monitor.
The information provided
in the summary
was found
to be a complete accounting
of
the data provided by the
Source during
the session
and did
not require further modification,
cl ar i f i cat i on
or additions by the
Interviewer.
5.
(S/NI-/SK)
COMMENTS a
Source's impressions and post—session
summary following
the initial
session seemed
to indicate His
impressions were of
a maritime vessel
of some sort
with strong
overtones
of
a military or government purpose.
In this second
session these impressions were not
as firm on
the concept
of
a
maritime target however
the impression
of
a military feel
seemed to
persist.
The structure being
reported upon
by this,
and other,
Source (s)
tends to
lean towards the
image of
a rather
imposing
building
(ship?)
in
which
men
are actively involved
in the
preparation
and planning for some type
of
military operations.
There,
.is
a sense
of
tension and resigned expectation
in the facility but
V
the occupant seem to be prepared to accept
(and
repel?)
any military
operations against
their facility and/or geographic
area.
There has
not been
a clear
image
of
a
these men might
be involved
fee object
or objects with which
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in
b.
wi h dowl £?ss
roo/n with
<& t
I east.
t wo entrances
j.n either
wall.
Lent r a.I
in
the room
is
a
large,
flat
work area
Labi e
,
while around
the interior walls
ot
the room are
electronics and communications equipment.
The people are
watch i ng
,
monitoring,
and
are tense,
anticipating,
expecting,
nervous,
and mildly
fearful,.
They are waiting
and
watching,
expecting something will
happen,
but must
wait
until
it
does,
and
then
respond appropr i at el y and react according
to preset
procedures.
The structure within
which they are
is grey and
white,
angular,
rounded,
with
levels.
It
is not symmetrical
nor
architecturally aesthetic-—it's functional
,
almost
"thrown
together"
according
to purpose rather than tasteful
design
principles.
It suggests an
AOL
of
a mine tipple or
superstructure
at
an open
pit
mine.
It
is -raised
up,
or
supported
on something,
and
has
an
"industrial"
sort
of
a
feel
Lhal.
is,
it
s mode
of
construction
is very
"heavy duty,"
with
lots
of
metal
in
it,
as well
as levels,
ladders,
rails,
and
somet h i n g
.1. i k e "
a
c a t wa 1 k
..
1 1
is
s q uar i s h
,
box ey
,
ec I ec t i c
,
an
d
part
of
it. overhangs another part
of
it.
There are things
on the
i oof
suggest i ve
of
antennas,
vents,
or weather
instruments,
l-i' esei
i L activities
involve the
people?)
in
the structure
controlling,
observing,
calculating,
"keeping
track
of."
There
is
a pronounced military feel
to the activity
and
location.
However,
this location
has
a sense
of non-combat status but
directing the activities
of
combat
assets.
No offensive
capabilities seem
present,
at.
the site
itself-
a
"soft target"
-
command
and
control
as opposed
to operational.
The people
present
ar expecting
a development,
but
are unsure
if
it
will
happen,
when
it
will
happen,
how much
will
happen,
and exactly
will
happen .
They have
a general
idea— what
happens
will
fall
into
a certain category
of
possibi 1 i ties—but they don't
yet
know specifically what form
it
will
take.
Meanwhile,
they are
directing outlying assets to maneuver
into position
or
to prepare
for overt
operations,
but
actual
directions to
"go ahead"
have
not been provided.
"Preparation, "
"wait-and-see,"
"just-in-
case,
be alert,"
are
all
watchwords.
People here are studying,
1 ooki ng
,
pi ott i ng
,
anal yz i ng
,
cal cul at i ng
,
organ i z i ng
,
record 1 ng
,
discussing
and designating,
but
if
what they are expecting should l/
happen
Lu be directed against
them,
they have no
direct, power
to
^
oppose
it.,,
I he purpose
of
this specific site
is preparation,
planning,
execution,
defense,
and offense
(in
the general
sense
f oi
the
last,
two)
.
the
impression
is strong that
the people here
are involved
in
an hostile or
imminently hostile situation.
Pulfilling
their
duties by preparing
for
and directing
o f f en s i ve / d ef en s i ve
op e r at
.i. on s
and
man
i. t ar i n g
over a 1 1
s i t u a t i on s
for reporting
up
to those
in
overall
charge
of
plans/resources/assets.
This site
is near
a large quantity of
water.
It's area
of
influence/interest
is vast,
far-flung
in
several
cardinal
directions.
Land,
air,
and
water
all
require
ci
L.
1. ei
i L 1 on .
In
the wide-spread geographical
area involved are
a
fn iend.ly"
zone and
an
"unfriendly"
zone,
the interface between
which
is dynamic and flexible depending
on current events and
•d i s pi os i t i ons.
p er a t. i on s
c an
b e
I aun c h ed
b y
var
:i. ou s
"operational "
units on order,
but
other units are
in preparation
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stage or recuperation stage and cannot respond
immediately.
I here
is
a pronounced sense that boats are involved
at
least
sometimes,
and
maybe often,
in the
operations..
Overhanging
it
all
.i.s the chronic sense that
"something's about
to happen."
The people present seem to be young
and
trained,
relatively
confident.
Borne degree
of
discipline
is present,
along with
specialized roles,
some
technical,,
Uniforms are worn
by at
least
some
of
the personnel
.
They are discussing amongst themselves
what various interchanges
of
facts and observations mean,
and how
they should
be reported.
Some people here are
"in-charge, "
not
just
of
site but
of
wide area
of
"friendly zone."
"In-charge
is
not necessarily meant
in
a command sense,
although
that
may be
present,
but certainly
in the directive sense,
such
as
in
a staff
setting.
A major event concerning this site may occur
in the
not-too-distarit
future.
This event may involve violent activity,
loud noises,
aircraft,
surface vessels,
small
arms,
combat,
damage,
and casualties
all
over
the geographic
area,
but
also
at
the site
itself,,
The event
will
occur
over
a relatively extended
” :Lme
hours
or days rather
than
minutes,
but
will
not consist
of
one major encounter
but
a bunch
of
smaller ones that blend
into
on a „
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