PROJECT NUMBER:
8113
____________
ENTRY DATE:
13 April 1981
—
Approved For Release 2000/08/07
: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600620
ASSETS USED
SESSION
, SOURCE,
I—~
r
DCC-41 #31
|
NOTE T$ MBW:
TARGETING
MATERIAL UTILIZED
Accurate coordinates
of
the area were not
available,
therefore
KNOWLEDGE PROVIDED TO
INTERVIEWER FOR SESSION
That
a description of
a
pass that lied between
Coordd
i
i were
providi^d with
deq
&
r
I
.
(11 n
!
only,
j[Also
radicalL dis-
•
placement
|
makes
(jioords
j
extremely
j^uesti(j>nable
j
in mountains.
|
When
they
are
!
three
rtiiles
r
—r~—
I
high
forget
j
it.
!
graph of
a section of
a map showing the
site along the western
j
This is
the first ses-j
sion against this
tgt.j
NOTE:
The word "path"j
was inadvertently
j
used in
the session
by^
—'
"V
the interviewer.
j
This might indicate
j
that the pass is suit-
able only for foot
traffic.
iSGIA
FEEDBACK TO SOURCE
DATES
FOLLOWING SESSION
SESSION
FORWARDED
KEY RESULTS PROVIDED
BY THE SOURCE
DATE PROJECT NUMBER CLOSED:
Jul\
None.
SG1A
TASKING AGENCY:
16 May
11 May
81 This is
a list of des-
-I—
111 —
1 1
»" *
«
criptors used
by
the
source.
Large
granite
boulders.
Moonscape.
Escarpment.
Three
inch thick
tar road.
{ Lorries.
Leather
j
—
—f
i——
»——»
——
i soled mens feet.
Tres-
4—
j
-
»
|
; sel bridge
across gorge
!
j
| Tanks guarding road
to
'I
—
—4———
——
J
l” r"—
>
;
\ pass.
Tanks
15 miles
——
j
—
— — —
l
[ from pass.
The pass
T
j
~
'
j extends for about
a
|
|
I quarter mile.
He
thought the tanks snuck
|
j through
the pass from
j
j China
to
a point about
-
i
.
—i——
———
i
I 10-15 miles west of the
CRD/ITAC
ANALYST
COMMENT S
The analyst reported
that:
We have
very
j neither confirm or
| refute”this info.
| —
.
““
<
Information from
T
—'— " “
—
—
j
this viewer conflicts
j
with our information.
i
The pass
is blocked
I
by ice & snow during
this reporting per-
iod.
Its reported
to normally be open
to foot & animal
traffic from June -
Sep.
We have
no
7“—“————
! knowledge
of
a road
j
reported by source,
s
Sandals or summer
i
uniforms are not
appropriate.
See Attached.
CLASSIFIED BY^HG30Z OUL
7S
MSG,
HQDA
(DAMI-ISH)
REVIEW ON:
July
2001
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: CIA-RDP96-00788R000600620003-6
PROJECT NUMBER:
8113
ENTRY DATE
Approved For Release 2000/08/07
: CIA-RDP96-
ASSETS USED
SESSION
!—
SOURCE
TARGETING
MATERIAL UTILIZED
DCC-50
#46
j Accurate coordinates
| of the area were not
[ available.
Therefore
KNOWLEDGE PROVIDED TO
INTERVIEWER FOR SESSION
That information on
FEEDBACK TO SOURCE
FOLLOWING SESSION
SG1A-——
None.
|is desired,
ie,
is itiSGIA
presently passable,
to
u/hat extent,
is there any
iSGIA
| containing the name of
j
activity,
if no describe.
I the targe t
I was used.
The map
Describe most hazardous
j
part of pass.
is the second session
!
against this target
but th e first for
this!
source.
t
DATES
SESSION
FORWARDED
14 May
81}
9 Jun
KEY RESULTS PROVIDED
BY THE SOURCE
ANALYST
COMMENTS
Two principle avenues
j The
analyst reported
of
approach
to border,
j
that:
There's an observation
post.
There's 4-5 mi.
hazardous
to traffic.
| Difficult to pour vast
numbers of troops
through border.
Initi ai
q^proach
to pass is
a
j gulley.
It will
acco-
modate
two vehicles
and
any equipment you wanna
I
draw over
there.
Mis-
siles will be deployed
up there
in the future
j they will point west.
| See
attached report.
DATE PROJECT NUMBER CLOSED:
15 July 1981
TASKING AGENCY:
CRD/ITAC
CLASSIFIED BY $51(3302: CIUL
MSG,
HODA
(DAMI-ISH)
REVIEW ON:
July 1981
Approved For Release 2000/08/07
: CIA-RDP96-00788R0006006
DATE PROJECT
NUMBER CLOSED;
15 July 1981
TASKING AGENCY:
CRD/ITAC
CLASSIFIED by r03|£30Z OUL
MSG,
HQDA
(DAMI-ISH)
REVIEW ON;
July
1981
Approved For Release 2000/08/07
: CIA-RDP96-00788R00060062001