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fat ui« of this
farm, see FM 30- 17(C); AR 331
130,
the propon#r»f agency
is
th» OfFr«uf the A«*i»«ont Chief of Staff fo* Intelligence,
SG1A
Initial
manufacture
or
construction
of
the
"spider
like
objects"
began
in
a
lab
in
a
"T"
shaped
building.
The
building
(not
further
identified,
but
not
the
previously
identified
building)
might
be
a
chemical
laboratory
or
plant.
Personnel
in
white
coats
mixed
powders
and
then put
that
mixture
into
containers.
These
containers
were
then
placed
in
a
machine
or
furnace
in
another
location
(not
further
identified,
but
possibly
underground).
The
objects
may
have
been
molded
by
this
machine
or
furnace.
After
this,
the
objects
were
reheated
in other
furnaces.
Each
batch
of
objects
was heated
to
a
different
level
or
temperature,
different
colors
white
to
red.
The
objects
were
very
heat
resilient.
They
cooled
very rapidly with
hardly
any
expansion
or
contraction.
At
this
point
a
wire
mesh
was
sandwiched
between
two
halves
and
the
objects
developed
a
hump
and
looked
like
a
"palm
sized hockey puck"
.
The
batches
of
processed
objects
were
numbered
and
placed
on
carts
for
cooling
and
transport.
The
carts
of
objects
were
then
taken
through
a
long
well
lit
corridor
to
the
basement
of
the
newer
section
of
the
previously
identified
building.
Here
the
objects
underwent
some
kind
of
stress
test.
J
MAMS Qf SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT
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date submitted
SG1A
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rv CONTROL SYMBOL OS ME NUMBER
CL-994/8210/01
January
1983
Source
CL-01
was
During
a
previous
ed
December
1982)
4.
REPORT Of FINDINGS
On
concerning
(CL-973/8210/01,
conduc
described
"spider
like
objects”
in
an area
in
a
This
interview
was
an
attempt
to
have
Source
describe
this
area
and
these
objects.
Source
substantially
as
follows:
interviewed
interview
Source
building
.
fur ther
stated
In
the
basement
area
there
was
a
very
tall
machine
with
open
sides,
a
round
thick
black
metal
base,
and
a
center
component
which
moved
vertically
above
a
hole
with
clamps.
The
"spider
objects"
were
inserted
in
the
machine
for
testing.
During
testing
steady
pressure
was
applied
to
the
objects
by
the
plunger.
The
wires
which
had
been
installed
within
the
objects
were
then
used
to
measure
extremes
(not
further
identified).
During
this
test
a
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distinct
crack
or
snipping
noise
was
reported.
The
object
itself
looked
shinny
and
hard.
It
was
black
or
deep
blue.
This
machine
was
connected
to
a
console.
The
console
provided
a
readout
of
the
test.
At
the
console
personnel
were
recording
extremes
occurring
during
the
test.
The
console
had
a
visual
display
(cathode
ray
tube),
a
control
panel,
and
a
graphic
output
for
a
record
of
the
test
results.
The
visual
screen
showed
sign
waves
and
the graphic output
showed variations
of sign waves,
NOTE:
Source
felt
that
this
test
had
something
to
do
with
a
larger
hard
oblong
light
weight
plastic
object.
Conceptually,
people
were
trying
to
push
things
through
the object.
No
further
amplifying
information
was
obtained
from
Source during
this
interview.
Attached
hereto
is
EXHIBIT
I,
drawings
provided
by
Source
concerning
the
areas
described above.
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