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SUMMARY
ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION CCC44
1.
(S)
This report provides documentation
of
a remote viewing
session conducted in compliance with
a request
for information
on
a
target
of high interest
(Project 8002(a)).
2.
The viewer was provided the geographic coordinates
of the target
area m question at the start
of the session.
He appeared relaxed
throughout the session.
Outside noise did not seem to bother him
although the interviewer had difficulty
at times hearing the viewer
because
of the talking and footsteps outside the facility.
The viewer
was very reluctant
to report some
of the images he was perceivinq.
He
was not sure why.
Jtepr
?toco1 used for this session
is detailed
in the document,
ILL FLAME Protocol,
AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol
(s),
undated.
4.
(S)
Following
is
a transcript of the viewer's impressions
during
the remote viewing session.
At
TAB
A are drawings made by the viewer
reference his impressions
of the target site.
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REMOTE VIEWING
(RV)
SESSION CCC 44
TIME
#20.5:
This will
be a remote viewing session
for
3 April
1980.
We have
an on-target time of 0900 hours.
PAUSE
Okay.
PAUSE
Its now
9 o'clock.
I'm going
to start the session.
I
want
you
to relax.
Relax and concentrate.
The target
I want you
to relax.
.
.
concentrate.
.
.
focus your
attention
on
that area.
Let me read the coordinate again.
Relax.
.
.
Relax and focus your attention
on that point
and tell me what
you
see.
PAUSE
+03
#8:
Its
a heavy
Its
a heavy,
thick wall.
Cement
type building.
PAUSE
For some reason.
.
.
on one
.
.
one.
.
one side
of
it
there's
a
.
.
.
like one side of
it
is
.
.
.
resting
on top
of
a
.
. .a gulley
or
.
.
.
(not audible)
of
some sort.
PAUSE
While the other three sides are ....
on
level ground.
PAUSE
like on
the side of
a
The gulley side
is kind of
.
,
.
.
.
rocky, ....
craggy mountain.
.
.
that leads
to
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#8:
The
.
.
.
.
PAUSE
Looks as
if the one side of that building seems to
be surrounded by.
.
.
wooded area,
trees.
PAUSE
I
keep getting
the impression of
a
.
.
.
of a hole
or
an entrance at the bottom of this ....
this precipice.
#20.5:
Okay,
you're doing very well.
Just relax.
Tell me
what makes you say
.
.
.
tell me more about that
impression
PAUSE
#8:
All
right.
Like
a
.
.
.
rectangular black hole.
#20.5:
Urn hm.
#8:
Was
a.
.
.
As
I
see
it,
facing the mountain.
.
.
with
the hill side of
it,
the rocky side of
it. ...
Just black,
dark,
but its rectangular.
,
.
Its
.
.
Its
an entrance.
PAUSE
+10
#8:
This
is
.
.
.
PAUSE
Just
a salt water area.
There's
a
.
.
.
PAUSE
There's
a
.
.
.
sort of
a
.
.
.
protruding
like
a reef
or
a big rock
to the ...
As
I
face
the entrance,
to the left
of the entrance.
Its quite
a
ways
.
.
.
quite
a ways out.
#20.5:
Urn hm.
#8:
Its
.
.
It seems
to be
a prominent feature there.
#20.5:
Okay.
Now.
Relax.
I want
you
to walk up to that entrance.
Walk up
to the entrance,
look
in and describe what
you
see.
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#8:
I think
its below the water
level.
#20.5:
What's below the water level?
#8:
The entrance.
PAUSE
#20.5:
Tell me more,
why you say
that.
#8:
Its
as
if
I
follow the surface of the water
to the mountain.
.
.
.
run
into the rocks.
.
.
I
.
.
.
.
I
can't.
.
.
I'm not sure where this
It seems .....
below the water
level
or
part of the
water level
is ....
.
pretty stout,
predominantly
above the ...
I can't
tell
you any more.
Except that
I
see
a very.
.
.
a very thick,
very thick entrance.
The
entrance
is very thick.
Not the
doors,
but the entrance.
#20.5:
Urn
hm.
#8:
Something like
or
20 feet thick
or something.
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#20.5:
Okay,
I want
you
to relax now.
I
want you
to relax.
I want
you
to go through that entrance.
Go through
the entrance and into the area behind the entrance and
describe
it
to me.
PAUSE
#8:
Looks like
a dry-dock.
PAUSE
Humph.
PAUSE
Picture of submarine keeps popping up,
but
I
.
.
.
PAUSE
Overall the inside looks
.
.
.
appears very primitive.
And then
.
.
.
And then the
.
.
.
Its as
if work had
been done to
.
.
.
smooth out the ceilings and put
in
lighting and put
in various things in there.
#20.5:
Anything
else that you can tell me about the area?
#8:
The area
or the inside?
#20.5:
The
inside.
#8 :
Okay
.
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#8:
There seems
to be room enough for
.
.
.
three or four
ships but there's only one ....
there.
PAUSE
There seems to be only one
.
.
one big berth.
But
there
u/ould seem to be enough room for
.
I've got conflicting stuff here.
I
just see.
.
.
At
one time ....
room enough for just one,
.
.
.
and
on
the other hand one mored and close to the entrnace with
room
in
front
of
it and two more on the right
of
it.
But
'I've got the impression
of
one right now.
#20.5:
Okay.
Relax.
Relax now.
One final thing.
I want you
to now change your perspective.
Change your perspective
and go up 500 feet and look down.
.
.
right above this
point,
look down and describe the area.
#8:
The only other thing that stands out
is the precipice.
The mountain.
Craggy,
rocky mountain.
Hillside sort of
thing.
.
on top of which
is
.
.
seems to be pretty
even.
#20.5:
Urn hm.
#8:
And
.
.
or wooded.
Greenish area.
#20.5:
Okay,
I
have no further questions.
Do you have anthing
you want to add?
PAUSE
#8:
No.
No.
#20.5:
Okay.
Relax now.
And we'll take
a short break and then
do some
drawings,
okay?
#8:
Yeah.
PAUSE
#20.5:
Okay,
we're back
on here now,
we'll go ahead and
do the
drawings,
okay #8?
#8:
Yeah.
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#8;
Okay,
then.
.
.
First impression was from quite
a high
perspective.
And what
I
got
a hold of was
a cement
structure.
This
is going
to be an overview.
The three
sides
of which were on
level ground
in
a kind of
a wooded
area - kind of green.
But then
I quickly got the impression
that this side of the structure
- which
I'm marking
-
with
a zig zag
line was really
on the side
of a craggy,
precipice,
a very rocky precipice.
And that this was
almost flush
- this
is not the right perspective here.
But this was almost flush with
.
,
with this side here.
Okay.
This was made
of
.
.
.
very
.
.
.
thick cement.
Quite thick.
This was
a one
.
.
kind of
a one story building.
Or looked/appeared
to be
a one story building. Then my entire
focus changed to the side of this
,
.
high,
craggy plateau
type.
.
.
this would be the plateau and this would be this
side
of the mountain.
And then we concentrated on the
side of the mountain.
Mountain
or
a hill.
PAUSE
Okay.
Then.
.
.
here
I found water.
Water and
it was
salty
(not audible)
.
.
,
Assume
it was the ocean.
This
was salt water.
Okay.
Just from
.
.
Just from the per-
spective of this damn thing,
plateau with this building
and the walls,
and this craggy hill which
is quite
deep,
very rocky.
Water was here and there was a feature.
I was
looking for some type
of feature.
There was a
.
.
a
protrusion.
.
either
a reef or
a huge rock someplace around
here that protruded above the surface
of the water.
It was
some distance from the side of this mountain.
I
don't
know
.
.
.
1,000 yards,
maybe more.
Something like that.
But,
it was quite forward from this mountain.
And
I
kept
seeing here,
a rectangular entrance which was very,
very
dark.
It was all very dark.
#1:
Did you label that?
#8:
Yeah.
I
think
I
described
it as
a rectangular,
dark,
entrance.
Then
you asked me to go to the entrance,
I got
a bit confused because as
I followed the surface
of the
water towards
.
.
.
the side
of this rocky
hill,
.
.
.
it
did not seem as
if
it was even with the water.
That's
why
I said
I think
its below the water.
And
I
kept
concentrating
on
it and
.
.
.
had the impression that
a
portion
of
it might be out
of the water but most
of
it
was under the water.
Okay.
This was extremely
.
.
thick
entrance.
I
described
it
as
to
feet
like
it had
been carved from the side of
a mountain.
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#8:
And the impression
of this rectangular black hole
is
just about the way best
to describe
it
is very predominant.
Okay.
Then.
.
when.
.
Then when
you asked me to go inside,
my first impression was of
a ...
a very,
.
.
.
primitive,
I think that's the word
I
used,
hole
in
the mountain and
all of the ceiling was quite craggy with rock.
Then
I
got
a second impression
as
if this had been all worked
over
into
an oval type cement
dome with lighting and made
a much more modern looking facility.
Then
I had
a hell
of
a problem.
What
I
kept seeing was something
like this.
A big rectangle inside that entrance.
PAUSE
And
.
.
with drydrock capacities here.
Like he had runways
or cement walks
on
the other side.
Then
I got conflicting
things that
.
.
My first impression was
.
.
I was very
reluctant
to say this.
I
saw a submarine.
When
I
first
saw
it,
it seems as
if
it occupied this entire space.
Okay
.
PAUSE
The more
I concentrated
on
it.
.
to get
a better
impression,
...
I
then got the impression
of a same type rectangular
thing with
.
.
mooring facilities for four of these things.
But only one was there.
#1:
Did you see water
in that rectangle?
#8:
Yes.
It was full of water.
In fact all of these things
was with water.
So there were three emplacements.
.
.
.
but there was only one there.
Okay,
so this kept conflict-
ing.
A berth wide enough for only one ship and then berths
wide enough for four ships with only one there.
PAUSE
Anything else
I
said?
#20.5:
As you described that this entrance was partly below water
level,
and then that
it was,
you
know,
black hole.
.
.
when
you went through the entrance,
as
I asked you
to,
what
did you
feel that you were
in?
Were you
inside
something?
#8:
Yes.
#20.5:
All right.
Because you never really said that.
#8:
No.
I
just assumed ....
#20.5:
To me.
I don't know.
.
.
it was very confusing.
I wasn't
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#8:
I
did.
Not necessarily
a gateway.
#20.5:
Um hm.
#8:
I
just went
inside.
#20.5:
Um hm.
#8:
And this thing,
I
just assumed that this was very heavy
metal.
Very heavy metal.
What
I
did was,
I
followed
the surface of the water.
I didn't try and go
in
at
first.
I
just wanted
to see what the dumb gate was and
when
I
got to the surface,
that just didn't seem to be
the entrance there.
I
don't know if
it had to do with
the tides covering
it
or not.
That's why
I couldn't make
up my mind whether
it was ...
I thought that most
of
the portion was below the water bit
I
don't know if it
has something to do with the tides.
But
you see
it,
you
couldn't see
it,
but the impression
of darkness and
blackness was there.
.
throughout the entire thing.
I
could see
it from a distance but
I couldn't tell
if
it
was under water or not.
Except when
I got very close
I
just ran into the side of the hill,
so
I figured
it just
had to be underneath.
#20.5:
Okay,
To get into this place,
you had to approach
it
from the water?
#8:
I
just went right through from the water
inside.
Through
the gate or whatever that was,
PAUSE
I have no questions.
#1,
do you have any questions?
#1:
I
have no more questions.
#20.5:
Anything
else you want
to add?
PAUSE
#8:
No.
Except that the
.
.
perhaps the greatest impression
I
had was the rectangular black hole.
#20.5:
Um hm.
#8:
I shouldn't call
it
a hole.
I
guess
I should call
it
an
entrance because
it was actually solid.
#1:
I have one question.
At the outset
of your session,
when
you were talking about
the third wall of this.
.
or the
fourth wall of this building,
being flush with the precipice
or gulley or something,
did you see
a gulley or
is that
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#8;
Its all the same.
The rocky crag hill,
the precipice.
.
it was
a very sharp dissent made of rock and craggy
rock.
Now,
its not high enough
to be
a mountain.
But
it was ....
what you would.
.
might
find.
.
what someone
might describe as
a gulley.
Let's say 200 feet,
maybe less,
maybe more.
I
don't know.
Just
a sharp
drop from the
back wall
of that cement building.
It
just dropped into
the water.
Like you would find
in some New England seashore
area where,
shoooo,
it
just
drops.
#20.5:
You seem to be describing to me an edge of
a cliff.
#8:
Yes.
Yes.
#20.5:
Okay.
That's what's confusing.
To me
a gulley
is something
that goes down and then comes
up.
And you're not saying
that.
#8:
I didn't know there was water under there until
I went to
find out and
I
didn't know if there was another side to
it that came up,
you
see,
so
I
took
it one step at
a time
and what
I
did was just
find the rock.
#20.5:
Okay.
#8 :
And then
I went
down
and
I saw the water and
I saw the
wav/es and impression of currents and tides and salt water
and then
I worked from then and then
I backed up and looked
at the side.
#20.5:
All right.
#8:
Because
I thought
I might have been on
land.
Before,
And
I figured
if
it goes down
its got
to come up someplace.
.
.
else but
it didn't.
#20.5:
All right.
Well,
that clears up the terminology.
You
know.
#8:
Yes.
I didn't want
to call
it
a mountain.
I guess
a cliff
would be a more adequate word.
#20.5:
Okay.
Anything else you want
to add?
#8:
No.
#20.5:
How'd you feel about the session?
#8:
I
feel reluctant as all hell to tell you that there was
a submarine
in there.
#20.5:
I thought
you were reluctant,
in
fact
I've got that comment
down here,
I thought you were very reluctant
to report
a
lot of things today for some reason.
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#8:
Well,
I
.
.
to pinpoint that
kind of object and say its
a submarine.
.
.
I was afraid that
it would
be
a logical
conclusion that
I would have drawn
as opposed to viewing
.
.
.
But when
it kept popping up about five or six times,
then,
that's
it.
#20.5:
Okay,
you have anything else?
#8:
No.
#20.5:
I have nothing.
Very good.
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