Tales of the 39th Mechanised Regiment

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Records of the 39th Lusatian Motorized Regiment
September 14, 1969
Today, the 39th Lusatian got on the move on its way from Trzebiatów to the proving grounds at Drawsko Pomorskie. At around 11:00 a.m., while passing through Kartlewo, the Regiment stopped to rest. The regiment agreed on taking the short hike over to the nearby town of Lekowo, where there was an abundance of amenities for the troops to entertain themselves with. However, while halfway to Lekowo, an anomalous occurrence disrupted the march wherein the entire regiment was temporarily blinded, along with a case of group tinnitus, akin to the effect of a stun grenade.
Upon recovering from the temporarily blinding, the soldiers found themselves in a strange area. It appeared to have walls and floors covered with a pale shade of yellow, and the constant noise of fluorescent lighting. Regimental commander Colonel Kazimierz Jankowski ordered an inspection of the area, but within 30 minutes, the order was withdrawn. The regiment set up camp within the area while Company C went out to investigate.
September 15, 1969
The 39th Lusatian got back on the move today through the area. Company C has not been recovered from its expedition and has not responed to external comms. Traditional timepieces in the area seem to not work, so we are unsure if it is day or night; however, with the help of a junior clockmaker found in Company A, it's been established that a day had indeed passed.
The march during the day resulted in a change of environment. The area had seemingly turned into a strange area resembling an underground parking lot, with concrete columns and a major water leakage. Col. Jankowski's roll call at the end of the day, as mandated by Dz. U. 16 czerwca 1950, only recorded 754 soldiers present of the 1,257, with most absences coming from Companies C and E.
September 16, 1969
The regiment settled down in an area of the parking lot and halted their march until tomorrow. This allowed the regiment to set up a basic camp and attempt communication, though attempts were not fruitful. The area seems to be littered with small puddles of water, locked maintenance doors, and ventilation shafts. The lighting and dimming of lights throughout the night has improved the condition of the soldiers, which have a better perception of time at this point. 
However, it has also been found that, when dimming the lights, the majority of the day's disappearances had occurred. During the morning, after the lights were turned back on, only 506 soldiers remained, and after a temporary power test regarding the lights, unusual noises (resembling screeches and other such sounds) could be heard, with only 433 soldiers remaining by the end of Sep 16.
September 17, 1969
Most soldiers remained sleepless tonight after Col. Jankowski ceased the light-dimming policy.This worsened the effects of resuming the march hastily. Many soldiers wandered off, leaving only 294 during the afternoon roll call.
September 18, 1969
The troops appeared to develop a peculiar resilience against the area. The march continued, but the group kept whittling down. Around 13:00, Col. Jankowski vanished, and the group disbanded in what seemed like an organized manner.
September 19, 1969
I guess this is my personal diary now. I am alone and tired, but whenever I sleep, I wake myself up almost immediately. I don't feel like there is any escape. Sleep eludes me, as well as answers. Can I PLEASE return to the real world? PLEASE. FOR THE LOVE OF GOD.
September 20, 1969
I'm not surviving this. I've been wandering this single fucking hall for six days know. I hate this fucking place. It makes me sick. I want to die, but I can't. But I will. 
September 21, 1969
I'm somewhere else. It's a strange feeling. It's like a school hall. But it still makes me sick. It still makes me want to leave. There are weird cages and weird maintenance doors everywhere. Please just help me out of this place. I'm fearing for my family. Maybe my family is fearing for me. Maybe my wife has remarried. Maybe we have been recorded as missing and we're all over the national news. Probably no. Probably yes. I hate this place.
September 22, 1969
If anyone finds this note, please, tell my wife I loved her. This is what has become the diary of [OBSCURED] and I am going to no
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M.E.G. Findings Log No. 060719-03
Find Date: 06-07-2019
Find Area: Level 3
Find Age: 49 years
Find State: Good
Finder: Lt. ██████ █████████
Find Description: Find 060719-03 appears to be a record kept by a military unit, specifically the 39th Lusatian Motorized Regiment of the Polish People's Army. It is written in the Polish language, though has been translated into English for analysis. In 1969, the 39th Lusatian did indeed face a disappearance widely publicized in Poland, as recalled by M.E.G. Lieutenant ██████ ███████.
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