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The quonset was possibly 50 feet by 25 feet.
Kay*
Somewhere,
I believe associated with what I could. call the
forward edge of the. . .forward end of the quonset is a
L
shaped fenceline and, in this ”L"
shaped fenceline are,
possibly,
25 to 30... viewed from overhead would be like
circles...they are a cluster of 55 gallon: drum,
55 gallon
size.
Empty.
Okay,
an’ this is a fence.
I had the feel-
int that the action of the man rolling the empty drum was
...I’ve drawn this curlie-que. . .was from the quonset, out
in front of the quonset, into the corner.
So I’ll label
that.
Okay.
Here on the ri. ..
Okay then, what I've just drawn
now is the . • .cat . . .1 called it a cat ...caterpillar type is
wh&t I mean.
Caterpillar type with trailer,
and it moves
along here.
One the very light side of sketch one.... is
a slant roofed, wooden shack that. . .nothing huge or large
about it,
or sophisticated about it.
Single moving radar
on wooden (sigh)
Hum!
This has got to be a new record
forme,
(ha ah).
That’s sketch one.,
Sketch two.
I ha...
I do not know where in the quote complex,
end quote, the
bosses’
shack is... I’ 11 draw you a two "dangled" perspec-
tive, here.
Okay. . .bosses’ ...uh,
I forget what
I actually
used to key mysslf, like "bosses’
office".
'Kay.
Okay.
The only thing inside there... I didn’t go through the whole
building in sketch two, the only thing in front is the black
pot bellied stove on the left.
Okay.
Anything else then?
My original question was, uh,
what type of facility is this?
If you had to answer that
now, what would you say?
(Snicker)
Ah, that’s, that’s it, you know,
I wasn’t get-
ting a type of a facility...
Um-hum.
(affirmative)
I had to work to answer that question.
I mean,
I didn’t
see anyth....
As I was saying, uh...it wasn't an wasy
question to answer.
There was no readily apparant object
which keyed me in,
any way, to answer that question.
If
I had to label the place today,
now,
(pause and sigh)
I
would have to call it
a prospecting base
camp.
Okay.
That’s all I could call it.
That's. ..there isn't a damn
thing there that indicates it’s anything tactical. . .any-
thing military... I don’t even know where the hell I was.
Okay.. .that’s fine, is there anything else you’d like to add?
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Well,
let me think a minute because there’s
so little to
talk about,
let me think... an'
I’m going to kill the tape
here,
jus'
so I can sit
an' think awhile without ... causing
the secretary total boredom.
(Tape recorder off,
five minute pause)
#10.5:
All right, the only two other things that I can think of
worth mentioning;
or reiterating, is the... ap. •• apparent,
feeling of unseasonal cold. ..and the two helicopters, which
I felt were uh. ..HIP-type,
not HIND-type, but HIP-type.
Uh... rounded fuselages and tail empennage booms that sort
of angled up at a high... at a high angle of maybe twenty-
five degrees,
and are thick, you know,
not the bumble-bee
type body but this... rounded boat-type body.
Solid fuselage.
And that these were stored in the quonset. • »uh. • .the quon-
set had like big doors on it, you know, big sliding door
type feeling.
I had a feeling of a double layer front... an'
I could see
two lines going up the
side of the front of the quonset.
They were not in there when I was there.
I was... I asked
myself "Okay, it's empty...but what usually is here?",
an'
I had this helicopter feeling...
#66:
’ Okay.
#10.5:
...and that the two of them were stored in there.
But that
they weren't kept there indefinitely.
They were not tac-
tical.
It was like they were almost civilian. . .or civil-
ianized,
and they came in very lacadaisically, uh...they
were
stored overnight,
an'
fueled up,
an' maybe they got
a maintainance or mechanic or th... flight...the crew chiefs
work on the. ..the. . .the helicopetrs.
And then the next day
they take off again; they might not show up again for two
or three days, or four days.
#66:
Um-hum (affirmative).
#L0.5:
And then they're stored overnight for one night.
There's
a place to work on them and everything,
an' then they take
off again.
That is it.
#66:
Okay.
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