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PROJECT
SLJW STREAK
WARNING NOTICES
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER a
6033--
B
DATE OF
SESSION!:
23 JUN
STARTs
0930
METHODOLOGY a
SOLO
SESSION NUMBERS
DATE OF REPORT:
23 JUN 89
ENDa
1000
VIEWER
IDENTIFIERS
018
1.
(S/NF/SK)
MISSIONS
Determine
the location and describe
the Fort
Meade* Museum.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
VIEWER TASKING!
Determine the location
of
the
target
at Encrypted Coordinates 937938/ 196395 and provide
des c r i p t i ves o f
t h e
t ar g et
3.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS a
No inclemencies noted.
Summary
of
Information
is attached
to this report.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
s
EVALUATIONS
(3)
(S/NF/SK)
SEARCH VALUES
Cl.)
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
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23 JUN 89
TASKER
1.
PROJECT!
6033—B.
2.
ENCRYPTED COORDINATES:
957938/196395.
3.
BACKGROUND:
SEARCH
IS CONDUCTED VIA
A BEACON WHO ACCESSES
A
TARGET OF HIS CHOICE
IN THE AREA OF FORT MEADE.
A COPY OF
A MAP
OF THE FORT MEADE AREA
IS PROVIDED FOR DOWSING.
4.
MISSION:
A.
UTILIZING
A COPY OF THE FORT MEADE AREA,
INDICATE ON THE
MAP THE LOCATION OF THE TARGET.
B.
AS AN ANCILLARY EFFORT,
DESCRIBE WHAT THE BEACON
IS
OBSERVING AT THE TARGET
SITE.
NOTE!
PROVIDE SKETCHES
IN SUPPORT
OF YOUR EFFORT.
NOTE:
THE BEACON WILL REMAIN AT THE TARGET SITE FOR
AN ESTIMATED
THIRTY MINUTES.
IF
•
YOU ELECT NOT TO SHARE THE RESULTS OF THIS EFFORT,
ADVISE OPS
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WORKING PAPER
Viewers
018
Date
s
23 NAY 89
Targets
Beacon Exercise
SUMMARY
DF
INFORMATIONS
1 *
(S/SK/NF)
Beacon
was
in
an
open,
-flat area which sloped downward sharply
at
its edge.
The was
a warm and humid
feel.
The lighting was diffused
and
not very bright.
The area appeared
to he outdoors^
but there was also
a
"covered"
aspect
to the site,
2,
(S/SK/NF)
There was
at
least
one structure" in
the area,
I
got
the
impression that Beacon may have been
inside/under
and outside this structure
at different
times during the beacon
session.
The structure was old,
dark
colored
(greys,
blacks,
browns),
and
appeared
to be made
of
wood.;
3,
(S/SK/NF)
An
"object"
at
the site was shorter
than
the structure,
conical
in
shape
(or cylindrical
with
a conical
end),
and appeared to be
smooth
and yellowish-brown/greenish colored.
Another
"object"
had
a
"back
and
forth"
motion
involved with
it
(AOLs
like
a swing
set).
Another
"object"
appeared
to be a tree stump,
4,
(S/SK/NF)
There were repeated
images
of
an American
flag which was
on
a
vertical
surface
(rather
than flying
free),
like
a picture or poster
of
a
flag,
rather
than the flag,
itself,
5,
(S/SK/NF)
Dowsing produced widely random results,
but
the greatest
number
of
carrel at ion<^
all
placed cross points at
a point beteen
the Post
Chapel -and Burba Lake^
6-
(S/SK/NF)
Beacon was perceived
as having
very little interaction
with
the site,
except
to
look
and
observe.
There was
a definite
lack
of j&acti les
,
Els,
AIs,
etc.
Really made for
a baring
site.
Beacon
was also perceived
as
feeling
"antsy"
and
impatient
at the site.
7,
(S/SK/NF)
There was
a definite impression "that
the site may
be
drastically changed,
or
not there any more.
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