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#31:
I had another ...
#66:
Yes.
#31:
Another one.
.
.
PAUSE
I have
a feeling of these big flat bolders
jutting out.
A big flat bolder.
Like
a major
part of
the ridge,
jutting out,
other
side.
#66:
And where
is that
in relation to
the
sight?
#31:
I think
its right
there.
#66:
All right.
#31:
I
think its somewhere near the
.
.
the
"V"
thing.
Or it may be
a refined percpetion of the
"V".
I want to say that its
like two- layered.
Like
a
big pedis tal or
a
seat.
There's
a bump high up
and then
it comes down and then it goes down
in-
side of
the ridge.
#66:
Okay.
Fix that image in your mind.
#31:
And for
some reason,
I can't
.
.
.
The key
.
.
.
I
think
I
see
.
.
.
a
.
.
I
just said before,
it keeps
coming back.
That laying in the treetop
is
a white
flash.
Its not white,
its off-gray.
But it
is reflective.
It does
show up but
its
not laying flat on the treetops
.
Its
laying
tilted in the
tree
tops.
So
if
its not looked
at from a relfective
side within.
.
.
on the
sun,
you don't see
it.
You would look down at
it and
it wouldn't reflect at you.
As example,
its more
hungup in the trees vertically than humg up
in
the trees horizontally.
#66
:
From what cardinal direction must one look at
this
site
to find it?
#31:
Must go up the valley.
And,
.
. must go from
North.
.
.
South,
Southeast to North,
Northwest
.
.
.
up
to this valley.
.
.
in order
to
see
it.
You can only
see the
thing when you're coming up
the valley and on the other side
.
.
.
It is on
the other side of this rock formation.
You see
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Urn hm.
I mean on the
South.
On the South side of the
North ridge or on the South side of the next
ridge
to the East.
Okay.
That's what I'm
trying
to
say
.
PAUSE
Okay.
And I'll write here on Number
6, "to
Lunchburg"
.
This
is
a
.
.
Its
like
a
.
.
like
a ridge going
this way but for
some reason
it twists around
and then
it.
.
then it just gently goes down
like that.
Its
like some long spur off the
ridge
.
Okay.
And its
a gentle one.
Its
like trees
and maybe
a cabin and
I
seem to think that there were open
areas
in
it.
Gentle
slope.
_
Gentle sloping ridge,
spur or whatever.
Going this way.
PAUSE
Oh,
all right.
You want
.
.
Let me do this
_
thing that
I was telling you about.
Five,
Six
—
that's Seven.
Eight real quick.
PAUSE
Is
this thing that's
laying
in the trees.
Its
like
.
.
we had
a cluster of
trees,
right.
You
know the down hill trees
here?
Um hm.
And then there's
up hill trees
up here like
.
this.
This
thing
is
like
its
laying like
this.
I’m sorry,
its not laying like that.
Its laying
like
this.
See.
Um hm.
Its laying down the
tree
like
its
caught
in the
branches and laying vertical instead of laying
horizontal on top of
the trees.
Okay
.
Like
it hit the tree and then
it slid half way
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comes in here from C, that I labeled C, that C has also got a problem in that's pulse.
So
it has to be, uh, timed with, uh, discharge pulses.
And,
let’s see, uh, I’m
still
trying to get a
feel for what kind of output this
is in terms of energy.
M:
Um, hum.
V:
And
it s real difficult cause
I don’t,
I don’t know any of the terminology.
M:
Um, hum.
V.
I do know that, ah,
I do know that,
I’ll go over here and make notes on the sensor
thing.
Most sensors
don't
last
very
long.
I
think
that
this
inevitably
eats the
sensors, you know
I mean,
just does them
in.
Secondly, uh,
it’s a singular
test.
There are enormous amounts of data are collected
for, uh,
future
analysis.
Uh,
sensors are ground buried.
Uh.
I’m gonna put capital letters on this thing,
I mean
big letters that, uh, constant mirror tuning going on top and bottom, um, but instant
to instant, whatever that means.
I don’t know what that means, that’s important.
M:
OK.
Keep wanting to separate top and bottom halves.
I don’t,
I don’t what else to add
to this thing.
M:
Well, we’ve focused a lot on, on the detail of the apparatus
I think, and some on,
on the buildings and I’m wondering maybe
if might be important to take an even
more general view.
Do you have any idea, or do you get any impressions of where
this might be going on?
Is
it going on in the United States,
is it going on in another
country, or
is
it going on in space, or what’s, do you have any, any feelings about
Yeah,
I
think
it’s,
uh,
uh,
it’s an
earth bound
experiment.
It’s,
uh,
of some
distance between parts, uh, what
this predominantly, what they’re predominantly
doing
here,
I
think,
I
think
their
concept
is
developed,
let’s
say
concept
is
developed, and this is a testing to fine tune the system.
In other words, what they’re
doing
is debugging
it.
M:
Um, hum.
V:
That s what
they’re
essentially
doing.
They’ve proven
the
concept
can work
they’ve shown that
it can do exactly what
it’s meant to do...
M:
Um, hum.
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ROT RELEASABLE TO TORSION NATIONALS
LIMITED DISSEMINATION
STAR OATS
Enclosure
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07, :.CIA-RDP96:00788R000100120001-8 #1 #66 #1 | +30 #66 #1 #66 #1 #66 #1 Approved For Release 2000/08/0 There's-a..shelves by the catwalk through the ... I don't know what to call it..it's a..I'm loosing the target..wait a minute. Just relax and concentrate. PAUSE It's like a frame work or some sort supporting some kind of thing that's being put together. I feeling things and then put together somewhere else and they're being fixed or changed or modified or..there's something being done to them. Describe your position of observation. Standing in a..center approximate center of building and I am looking down and the tunnel's on my left and the pit's to my front right and almost centered but not quite..to my front down is a frame thing holding some kind of opened..long opened type thing. I am trying to get a clear...but it's a very complicated (not audible). It's open and there's ..there's tubes and everything inside..I am trying to..wires.. I am trying tOscece Describe the size. Large. Perhaps 20 feet in length and..maybe 5 people laying down head to feet in lengthen. Almost 3% feet across..4 feet across. Tubulurebut it's not pointed. Tubulure. OK. I want you to now listen to the sound of my voice. I want you to concentrate on looking up at the ceiling. To look at the ceiling very carefully and describe it to me. OK.I see a..perhaps. (counting) six very thick columular concrete reinforcements around a width wide on the building. Span of ceiling and there's squared indentations in the concrete in between and there appears to be very, very bright iliuminate lights that are suspended from the ceiling. Some are very high up and some are very low. There's track type things supported on the end of long steel rods coming out of the concrete supports. And they are welded to the rods..and there's loops of wire everywhere..appears to be wire or cable. 000100120001-8
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
DATE: 19 July 1994
REPLY TO
rpa
ATTN OF: PAG“TA
SUBJECT! STAR GATE Project
(94-251-0)
(S)
S-64 , 104 /PAG-TA
TO! OICC
SGI J
1.
(S/NF/SG/LIMDIS)
Enclosed
is self-initiated project data
that was perceived during an operational session.
2.
(U)
Request that the enclosed project evaluation feedback
sheet be completed and returned for inclusion in Activity
project files.
SGI J
2 .
Evaluation Feedback
(U)
1 Cy
SGI
I
SGI J
SGI
I
DECLASSIFY ON OADR
FURTHER DISSEMINATION
ONLY AS DIRECTED BY DIA/PAG
OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY
SECRET
NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
STAR GATE
LIMDIS
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
(REV. 1-80)
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11 .«
5010-114
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