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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION CD-88
1.
(S/NOFORN)
This report documents
a remote viewing session conducted
in
compliance with
a request for information
on
a target
of interest to USI.
The
purpose of this session was
to describe the activity within
a target
structure
in
a photograph.
2.
(S/NOFORN)
The protocol used for this session
is detailed
in
the document,
Grill Flame
Protocol,
AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol
(S),
undated.
3.
(S/NOFORN)
At TAB
A
is
a summary
of the data presented
by
the remote viewer
during the session.
A complete transcript
of the session
is available upon
request.
At
TAB
B are drawings made by the remote veiwer reference his
im-
pressions
of the target site.
At TAB
C
is target cuing information provided
the remote viewer.
4.
(S/NOFORN)
The summary at TAB
A represents
the salient points provided
by
the remote viewer and as such has not been subjected
to any
intermediate
analysis,
evaluation
or collation.
Interpretation and use
of the information
provided
is
the responsibility
of the requestor.
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Report #CD-88,
16 July 1980
21 July
1980
SUBJECT:
Interior & Function
of U/I Structure (U)
1.
(S/N0F0RN)
The following information
is provided
in response
to USI
tasking
on the question
"What
is the function of U/I structure?".
TAB
C
shows
the picture
of
the structure
in question.
a.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source reported that interior
of structure held electronic
stuff and that one individual came
to this area
to service
the equipment.
Source reported that this individual works downstairs and gains access to this
structure via small hatch located
on main roof.
See drawing
2.
b.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source described electronic equipment which he said had
configuration of
"Iribbon candy"
(see drawing 4).
He stated that antenna
rotates
in horizontal plane.
He felt that elements of this "ribbon candy"
were about
1'
long and dull grey and they were shaped like
a charcoal starter.
They were attached to a single connection which was about
4'
long.
c.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source reported following other equipment
in this structure:
(1)
Small,
low desk which had
a box with electronic parts
on top
of
it.
(2)
Something like
a "rolling tool chest".
This chest had sliding
panels with small boxes inside
them.
(3)
Another small,
low desk
(green
in color).
Contains small bulbs
and circuits.
(4)
Inside
of structure only has narrow passageway because
of
boxes
on each side.
(5)
Cannot stand up inside due
to overhead antenna.
d.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source reported that apparatus looked like
a
TV antenna,
but
is not
one.
He also described randomly spaced,
short aluminum tubes
(6"-8"
in
length)
protruding from
the center post
- see drawing
5.
2.
(S/N0F0RN)
Source felt very confident concerning his data.
3.
(U)
Request information evaluation and comments be provided
to this
office NLT
12 August 1980.
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