SESSION REPORT, REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-70. VIEWER 011.

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DATED: 05163OZJUL78
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REMOTE VIEWING (RU) SESSION D-70
1. (S/NOFORN) This report documents a remote viewing session conducted in
compliance with a request for information on a target of interest to USI, given
geographic coordinates of the target area.
2. (S/NOFORN) The remote viewer's impressions of the target are provided as
raw intelligence data, and, as such, have not been subjected to any intermediate
analysis, evaluation or collation. Interpretation and use of the information is
the responsibility of the requestor.
3. (S/NOFORN) The protocol used for this session is detailed in the document,
Grill Flame Protocol, AMSAA Applied Remote Viewing Protocol (S), undated.
4. (S/NOFORN) Following is a transcript of the viyw.er's impressions during the
remote viewing session. At TAB A are drawings made by the remote viewer reference
his impressions of the target site. At TAB B is target cuing information pro-
vided the remote viewer.
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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-70
TIME
#66: This will be a remote viewing session for 0900 hours,
8 October 1980.
Relax and concentrate now. Relax and focus your attention
solely and completely on your target for today. Your target
is designated as:
SG1 B
Fix your attention solely and completely on this point on
your target:
SG1 B
Focus now. Focus now on your target and describe the target
area to me.
PAUSE (10 minutes)
+10 #66: Focus now on the target and describe the area to me.
PAUSE
#11: I'm not getting much, other than the sky is blue and the
trees are green, you know. There's just nothing... unusual
that pops in. There seems to be...row of straight trees.
Possibly a set of railroad tracks somewhere going off in the
distance. That's it. It's just...I don't see anything
other than just countryside.
#66: Ask yourself, ask yourself for information relating to the
important aspects of this target area. Ask in you mind
for information relating to the important aspects of this
target, and describe your imagery to me.
PAUSE
#11: I don't think we're gettin' anywhere.
+19 #66: Report your impressions to me.
#11: I had tanks and tracks in two different forms. I saw what
would appear to be a set of railroad tracks. And then I
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#11: was looking into a big, empty storage tank. Then...after
your last question I saw what would appear to me like a
BTR-5OPK,; an armored personnel carrier. Other than
that there's nothing.
+20 #66: All right. Let's draw the impressions that you had.
#11: What would you like to know about this?
#66: Well, if you could kind of reiterate, because I know you
look at scenes and then you tell me about 'em later. So
now if you'd explain to me what you've done here in drawing
one, as though it were real time. What did you perceive as
you looked at it?
#11: Well, there just seemed to be a tree line in front of me.
The trees were unusually...straight and ordered, like they
were planted there in a straight row on purpose. There
were green rolling wooded hills behind that. I had the
feeling that there may have been a set of railroad tracks
in front of me. And at one time I turned around and saw
what even may have been an old dilapidated country type
depot. Okay? Nothing, nothing for unloading or offloading
equipment or whatever, just a little train stop for somebody
to get off.
Uh...in drawing two the only, the only imagery that I had
were just bits and pieces, uh, flashes here and there...
Um...A, uh, I had a very strong feeling that at one time I
was looking at an empty storage tank. Like the type of tank
they use to store nash-, na-, natural gas, or whatever. It's
the round, very large type thing. Uh, there was nothing in
it, it was empty. Uh...at one point in time I saw a line of
what looked like railroad ties.
#66: These are in-, this is drawing C?
#11: Yeah, item C. The railroad ties.
#66: Okay.
#11: And they went off into the distance. But I didn't see any
rails on it. Uh...so I don't know what that was. It was
three dimensional, and there were blocks of some type. Long
and narrow, just like railroad ties, and they went off into
the distance.
B in drawing 2 is...was a, uh...armored personnel carrier...
on tracks. In fact, it was moving. Uh...nothing special
about this personnel... carrier, other than the fact that
it's an old, old Soviet BTR-50. It's nothing new or mod-
ern or anything like that. It's actually an ancient piece
of equipment.
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#66: Okay. Now am I correct in assuming that the drawings depicted
here in page 2 are the imagery you received when you asked
yourself what was important about the target?
#66: Okay. Now what do feel overall about this target, as far
as, you know, the activity going on or...uh... You seem to
be having a little trouble developing anything that you
found attracted to or found important. Wh6t's your feeling
on that?
#11: To me it was just, uh, very quiet country side. There was
nothin' goin' on. There wasn't...there wasn't anything there
that I found of interest.
#66: Okay. Anything else you'd like to add then?
#11: No. The only, the only odd thing that came to my mind before
we, before we stopped the session or whatever, is that I
saw the storage tank and then these tracks. Tracks, I mean
railroad tracks. And then I see the armored personnel car-
rier, which is a tracked vehicle.
#66: Mm-hmm.
#11: Maybe it's...you know, tanks and tracks.
#66: You're saying that they're-
#11: In two different forms.
#66: You're saying that there might be a semantic, uh, interpreta-
tion in your brain between railroad tracks and tracks as in
tracked vehicles.
#11: Well, not really, cause normally I don't-
#66: Mix things up that way?
#11: Yeah. So I really don't know, it's just-
#66: Okay. Now these in-, I have one question about, uh, page 2
item C... I don't fully understand your explanation, so I
don't want to suggest anything to you, but I do want to say
is that-, are the size of those things railroad tie size-
#11: Right.
#66: -or is that a row of similar buildings?
#11: Well, that's hard to say, but to me they look like railroad
ties. In fact, I was wonderin' where the tracks where.
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#66: Okay.
#11: So, uh... No, they, uh, they appeared to be actual railroad
ties all in a row without the tracks.
#66: Okay, fine.
#11: Without the rails.
#66: Okay, that'll do it then.
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