INSCOM GRILL FLAME PROGRAM SESSION REPORT

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• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 10, 1998
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INSCOM
GRILL FLAME
.PROGRAM
CLASSIFIED BY: DIRECTOR, DIA
REVIEW ON: JANLAQ4 WOO
EXTENDED BY: DIRECTOR, DIA
REASON: 2-301c (3 & 6)
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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION CC71
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.
2. (S) The viewer was provided the geographic coordinates of the
target area in question at the start of the session. He appeared
relaxed but claimed later to have not achieved his normal state of
relaxed concentration. He stated after the session that he had
difficulty developing his imagery and was unsure of how well he had
done in the session.
3. (S) The protocol used for this session is detailed in the
document, Grill 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.
ADMIN NOTE: After the session, it was determined that the
inverviewer mistakenly provided the incorrect coordinate to the
viewer. The correct coordinate was
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SG1 B
SG1 B
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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION CC71
#31 This will be a-:remote viewing session (edited for
security).
PAUSE
#66 Focus your attention now on the area designated:
SG1 B
SG1 B
Relax, concentrate and describe the target area
+07 #31 I...I've got a feeling of a lane or a small road or
an isle and like a snow fences on each side with no
room at the edge.
#66 Tell me about the terrain around this road.
#31 It's ah...it seems ...(mumble)...big "L's," wide,
rolling plains. I'm looking around, I have the
feeling there are more mountains far away on the
horizon, but I don't feel mountains where I am.
I feel, when I think about it, I do feel high, like
on a high plateau or a high level of ground. I had
a feeling of a thing that looked like a sling-shot;
after that is...felt it was "Y" shaped, curvy "Y"
like a sling-shot and this thing was tubular and the
crutch of the "Y" had a...ah...four sided steel plug
(mumble) into it. Let me work a little more, see if
I can get something worth it.
#66 Tell me about the vegetation on the terrain.
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#31 It's like long grasses...long grasses like ah...saw
grasses. Long, curvy...ah...blades of grass...ah...
and...ah...short ...long stemmed...ah...wild grasses
like...ah...buffalo grass, but it all appears...ah...
a light shade of tan, not deep green, but more tan,
higher, dryer tan looking. I'm getting a...ah...
+15 feeling of a...ah...winged entrance way to a dugout
or bunker.
#66 Describe it to me.
#31 It's not really a...it's just like it's into the
hill side, it's not like it's a...a structure all
its own, maybe it's big enough to be a hill. It's
#66 Describe winged entrance way, please.
#31 Got a..a protruding triangler wing about...ah...
15 feet long, it's about ...ah...1Q high, it seems
to...between the wings it's maybe...ah...15...15
wide, it's...ah...got a steel or a hard rolling
doors on it, but its slants...it seems like the
doors slant back at the top, so that its...the door
itself is a angle and there's corregated steel
doors like lumpy, like a washboard and...ah...
entrance way is...ah...generally curved... curved,
round and not square... rounded.
#66 Describe the materials of construction of this.
#31 It is...ah...this thing is starting to change on
me...ah...a bit.
#66 Relax for a moment and concentrate on it.
#31 Ahm...(mumble) the wings are cement, white, and
corregated steel. This thing appears to be offset
above that (mumble) drive with the funny walls
along it. You turn into this place on a asphalt
drive...ah...but now the base of the bunker has two
cement steps, as though you can't bring a vehicle in
it, but you can load a vehicle from it, and back it
up to the steps. The steps are lower, but let's
forget the steps, only two. I'm getting a feel that
the doors slide back and forth on a metal trough
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that runs across the face of the bunker, but the
bunker itself is earthen and covered with the same
tan grasses of the surrounding area. It is...ah...
possibly 20 feet above the hills...above the
surrounding... the top of it is...I'm still having
a feeling that this is inserted into a hillside and
not built on top of the ground...built back into
the ground. There are...I'm back away from it now;
I would say there are several more, but only on the
right side of the inclosed road. It's almost as
though it's lined with the snow fence. Back_.at the
bunker face...I am back at the bunker face.
#66 OK. Move now inside the bunker and describe it to
me.
#31 Inside...ah...there are rows of shelving in the
front and they come in to...ah...from the sides...
come in from the sides...(mumble) on each side
(mumble) bins and boxes...ah...in the center isle that
I'm going down with light fixtures above the center
isle, but I not think they are on. On the left I see
ammunition crates.. .type crates... they're stacked,
they have rope handles type crates, they are stacked
very high on pallets...I want to say they're on
pallets. On the right side, that was on the left,
it's not like it's jammed packed full, it's like
there's...now that I'm back from the front there's
more open space and there's a little booth or shack
room built on the left side, but across from that
are larger crates, wooden plywood shipping type size
crates that are laid in there. I'm getting a feeling
of...ah...I'm moving past the...ah...cubicle ...I...
ah...for some reason I've got this...ah...feeling
that a...just past the cubicle is a...ah...chain link
interior screen with a gate in it that goes from...
with a door in it from floor to ceiling that has a
door in it there that would otherwise keep people out
of the back area. I'm in there now; I'm trying to
focus on things, but still large...ah...crates but
for some reason they're behind this screen, but...
can't see anything different.
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#31 It is...ah...turning around and looking back, where
I am to the door is 45 or 50 feet. I'm near the
back now...I am near the back now, it's...I'd say
(mumble) maybe 60 feet long here - 65 feet long in
total, and the back is unexiLable, it's just a
blank wall, but I don't think it's...it's very
smooth as though it is a blank wall and not a cave
wall, and curve nicely upwards, so, but it's smooth
and it's damp and it's gray. Let me sit with my
back to it, see what I see in this (mumble). I
have...ah...this back area here...ah...
I am not coming up with anything. It appears more
a clutter of things, it's not as orderly as the
front, and appears to be nearly empty, but the
front is all stocked and stacked, but behind the
link here I can't tell what is here and what is
supposed to be here that makes it different if
anything.
#66 Alright.
#31 I have just a helter skelter of a few ammo type
crates or footlocker size crates and that's it.
#66 Alright.
#31 Sort of a random scattering.
#66 I'm interested now in moving back outside the area,
moving slowly up into the air, looking down at the
area now, and tell me how I could find this place.
#31 It's on a...it's on a...ah...hill. The....I don't
know...there are mountains across in the distance,
across the valley or a lower area. The hill projects
up out of the...more heavily forrested area, there
are bigger trees, and going back...going back.
#31 (Mumble)...is in the valley floor, and you must
drive off of that road, drive through the forrest a
little ways, and then you wind around and up to this
hillside place. (Mumble) number 3 came into mind as
I was approaching the road and the valley which is
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not far down, but is a little ways down below, and
I keep getting the word ...ah...Santiargo keeps
coming to me, or Santargo or something like that,
but I haven't got the slightest idea what I'm...
it really appears to be way the hell out in the
boonies.
#66 Alright.
#31 I don't see anything around it. When I was back
from the hill, for a fleeting instant I thought I
had a tower of some kind in the area, as though it
was a communications tower somewhere in the
vacinity of these bunkers, but that's all.
#66 Alright. I have no further questions about this
target. Is there anything you'ld like to add?
#31 No, I haven't got anything more, other than I know
that what works for #19.5 doesn't work for me.
#31 I had a feeling I was standing in this little
narrow damn lane or some alley or lane or something
like that, that just had very weird ...I called it
like a...like snow fence, it was just this (mumble)
fences along the side of each side with no walk
space or anything like that, it was like very
narrow...OK, here's the road like this, and these
things just go on and they just go on. OK, that
was first into the horrizon, like that.
#66 Would you...ah...write "road" there?
#31 Yea, road or lane.
#66 Were these solid or...
#31 No, you could see through them, like loosely...
you know...you know the way you make a fence, the
board goes this way and then the other board goes
that way and then the next board goes this way,
over and under like that, it was like that kind of
a weave...ah...but it was horizontal weave, it was
not like a snow fence with vertical wood with wires
and stuff, you know, it was horizontal wood.
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Something shaped like that, and that I was actually
looking in a..-it was like it was either cut back
into the hill which comes down here in the foreground,
but I had the feeling that I...this was on the right
of this road, and that like here was the snow fence,
OK, type of thing, and that it had a break in it and
it went on down there like that, OK, and that there
was a drop, you know, the road, and here's the other
fence, OK, you're looking down at it. This is the
road or lane and that you could, you know, you could
drive in there, like park a vehicle back in there or
something, back it up to the front of this thing
which is...I couldn't figure out if it was a bunder
or if it was a tunnel phase in the side of this...a
gentle hill on the right.
#66 What, this part here, is that what you're talking
about?
#31 Yea.
#66 Is that an opening?
#31 That's an opening, right.
#66 Can you lable that so it doesn't get all screwed up
the rest of the ones?
#31 OK. OK, I'll draw a closer up of this, and this is
a hill or a bunker, and this is the same lane as
there
#66 Can you remember what these are?
#31 There... yea... these are cement... cement wings like
blast walls or something like that. I'll do a
closer up...clos....clos...closer upper of that
looking back the other way which is the way I was
looking at it from...like here. That thing curves
up, there's an indentation, like that, this comes
back over, OK. Just two steps there which is what
was really peculiar, faked me out. This thing
seems to come out like that. OK, and then here is
just the side of the bunker there, OK, comes down
over the hill, again, I don't know where I was, and
like right here is this fence and it goes off: down
into the distance, like that, and then, you know,
across the road would be this thing. This has got
corregated steel door in it, OK. Then I had the
feeling of slid back and forth, split down the
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middle, slide back and forth type of a door, not a
raised door but a slide door that ran in a gulley.
#66 Can you write something on there so we don't get all
these mixed up?
#31 Sure.
#66 You might number the page; this is Page 3, as well.
#31 Oh yea, alright. OK, and this is the face of the
hill...hill or bunker. Alright, and this is
asphalt.
#66 That's...ah...the...the pull in section that you're
talking about that's asphalt.
#31 Yea.
#66 Do you have a feel for what that narrow lane or
road or whatever it is you were (mumble).
#31 There are...I had the feeling that when I was
working on this one, I had the feeling that two more
of them were down the road on the right side, but
just that this thing was up on top of a knoll or a
hill or something, OK. I have no idea what the
purpose of this lane and why it's so, you know, why
it's so narrow and why 'it's got this fencing along
it or any of that stuff, I don't know. OK, here in
the foreground then would be the-the other fence.
OK, out here is the other fence, like that. OK, and
that there's ...ah...some sort of a metal grove or
tract that this door slides back and forth across,
just...it's just a...ah...cut. Alright, inside...
ah...was bunker feeling for...the fore part of it,
the front part of it had, OK, how am I gonna do
this? On Sketch 4, it had a feeling of racks on the
right, bins and racks on the right side, open bins
and racks type situation, OK. OK, and on the left I
had the feeling of stacked boxes, ammunition size
boxes on the left side. OK, and these things just...
#66 What is...what is this line here?
#31 That's the rope handle type situation.
#66 Oh, OK.
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#31 OK. These are in low stacks, they're not in real
high stacks.
#66 Do you have any kind of a feel for what might be in
any of these boxes.
#31 I had the feeling...ah...that there was ammunition
stacked in there, small arms type ammunition in that.
When I said ammo boxes, as opposed to other crates
that I'll come to which had...which I don't know
what was in them. OK...
#66 How about the bins, did you have a fell for...
#31 No. The only thing that I saw in a bin was some-
thing that looked like a fuse, you know, it was...
ah...I had a feeling...I'11 put that on 5, but it
looks like a fuse cap, OK. Ahm...so anyway, there's
a couple of these...rows of these things, OK, like
that. Alright, a couple of those along the left
side of the wall. Then on the right side of the
wall, the...the equipment bins turned into large
crates stacked... they're like furniture crate size
stuff, OK.
#66 Uh ha.
#31 OK. Then the plywood, you get brown...you know,
brown plywood just like...just like stuff your
household goods are shipped in type thing. Alright,
and the ammo...
#66 I'm...I'm to assume that size...it...it's fairly
good size crate.
#31 Yea. Ammo crate size, feeling of small arm...well,
the feeling was ball ammunition; that's one thing
that I said to myself right there, just popped...
OK. On the left side, OK, I'm not even drawing the
walls in here, on the left side then, down past
these crates or just about even with the tail end of
these crates is a booth of some weird kind, it's
made out of wood, got a...ooops...the door.'s on that
side. It's got a door in it. OK, this is wood and
this is screen, like I could look into it. Then,
the whole back of this thing had a screen partition
in it...ooops...
#66 Is that the back looking out or is that the back
looking in?
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#31 That's the back looking in, as though I...here's the
foreground, the front.
#66 OK, good. You better write that in.
#31 OK, and that had a metal gate in it, I actually
drew that too much, that shouldn't... don't worry
about that there. Like that, OK. Now going to the
screen, I'm going to label some of these. This is a
(mumble) wire fence partition, large plywood crates,
OK, bins and shelves, and this is a booth of some
kind. Alright, 5 is...ahm...
#66 You were gonna sketch something that was on the
bins or the shelves.
#31 Alright, let me do that right now. It just looked
like a...a large bus fuse is all. That's oversized,
I'll draw it to size. It really did, it just
reminded me of a...a large, you know, a...a big
ass...big fuse, and this is brass, it just...and the
size of it was about that size.
#66 Write actual size next to that.
#31 Yea, I will.
#66 Was there a lot of these things or were they just
laying...
#31 Well, no...they were in one of the bins like as a
sort of just getting the idea of feeling a bin, and
that was it, actuals. It was just like one of them
to pull a sort of garbage out of, you know, one of
them. There were other things there but that was
one that caught my attention. OK, like a...OK now
to the back of the booth, the back of the area.
OK, in the back, let me see, here is what is the
back of the screen partition, and in the back is
merely assorted footlocker size boxes, they did not...
they were darker...they were not ammo crates...I
don't think they were ammo crates back here and
they were just randomly scattered like nobody used
the back end of it, OK, behind the screen cause I
went back there looking for something special and
I didn't come up with anything special. I couldn't
come up with anything that would account for this
metal wire. Why this special security in the back
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or whatever...ah...
#66 What are these lines that you...
#31 That's the back of the...the back of the tunnel,
the back wall.
#66 In other words you're drawing that as being curved
then?
#31 Tes.
#66 The back wall as being curved.
#31 Yes, right. Ah...like here in the foreground would
be two of them stacked, OK. No ammo crate, not like
in the beginning, not with the rope handles all
nicely and neatly stacked or anything like that, it
was just sort of...I said helter skelter, random
sampling of various boxes, and not-not stacked to
the ceiling like in the other side.
#66 That's the larger crates...
#31 Somewhere here is the booth, and then there's a
screen partition. OK, these would be metal crates...
ah...metal racks, large boxes. It's got a fence in
it, I don't know if I...I mean did I put...yea, I
put the door in it, OK, and then, like that. Like
the back half was almost not even used much on it, 7,
and the whole thing was, for 8, how I'm gonna do this
now. OK, as though there were 3 of them off of this
funny weird ass road with the weird fence along the
sides of it which could be anything, probably
downtown, downtown, as far as I know. Alright, and
3 of these things, and I'm still not sure to this
moment if it's not just dug in the hillside or if
it's...or if it's a bunker because, OK. OK, then
the whole scene is some good heafty vegetation here,
winding through that is road, OK, road winds up onto
a hill top or not a big hill, severe hill top, but a
little bit of a hill top like this, and along this
road are the 3...feeling of 3 things up there, like
that, now this is a hill which is not forrested or
vegetated, it's just got this grass on it, OK.
Somewhere out there...yea, somewhere out there was
a tower of some sort up on...up in the hill...up on
the hill somewhere around what ...where all this
stuff is.
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#66 How far did that road go? Can you tell how far that
road went after it went past these 3 openings
wherever they are?
#31 No. I don't know how far it went past. What I do
think is that it's about 3/4 of a mile down this
hill...down this hill to what is a main road that
goes up the valley, and then when I was coming down
the hill here the number 3 came into my mind, OK, as
though this was a mysterious highway 3 that goes
wherever it goes up the valley, OK, and that that's
a main road, but how far that went on past here, I
don't know. That's 9.
#66 Is there anything you want to add? How do you feel
about the session?
#31 I don't feel good about it, I really don't. I'ld
be surprised if there's anything there.
#66 Is there a particular reason why you don't feel good
about it?
#31 Well, yea. I...ah...I had trouble focusing, I really
wasn't getting too much of anything, you know, like
the start of the session sort of caught me unprepared
and drifting and then I had trouble getting, OK, it's
time to go to work, you know, gotta go to work. I
laid there and it was, well hey, you're supposed to
go to work now, what's happening, and it took me...
I guess I didn't say anything for about the first 10
minutes or at least it seemed like 10 minutes, just
trying to get my little act together and everything,
and then the imagery came very hard throughout the
whole thing. It was like, well there's gotta be
something more here, and when I get into a situation
where there's gotta be something more here, then I
get unsecure...unsecure because I don't know if I'm
making it appear or not, but it was...it was unusual
on that sense. You know, I was...it's not my normal
session.
#66 OK. Anything else you want to add?
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