SESSION REPORT, REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-46. VIEWER 10.5.

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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-46
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.
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 viewer'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 infor-
mation provided the remote viewer.
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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-46
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#66: This will be a remote viewing session for 0900 hours,
16 September 1980.
#66: Relax and concentrate, now. Relax and focus your attention
on the target for today. Relax. Relax. Relax. Your
target coordinate:
SG1 B
Relax. Relax and concentrate. What type of facility is
at this location?
#10.5: I'm getting a round...an' quonset shape. It doesn't
appear...super large. Smaller than a hangar but bigger
than a quonset.
+07 #66: Describe the activity at the present time.
#10.5: ...Some oil drums stacked in corner of the...fencing
thing. It's white...(mumble) don't understand. I mean,
+09 ##1.0.5:.. f feel desolate isolation. Outpost kind of thing. Look-
ing around, not seeing much of anything. I seem to`be in
some flat area, kh...rugged snow capped mountains in the
background.
#66: Again I will ask you, what type of facility is at this
location?
+13 #10.5: 'eep geddin (phofietic)...some idea of desolation... or
abandonment. Skeleton crew. Bunkered fuel oil fah...
refueling...some sort of emergency refueling...'but it's
all very, very vague, an' there ain't much here. I'm not
getting any kinda big data.
#66: And what activity is going on right now? Describe the
activity at the target...right nov. Present time.
+15 #10.5: Uh...I see one man dressed in deep brown parka. 'E's, uh,
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#10.5: rolling 55 gallon drums on their rim. He seems to be like
moving these empty drums, um...into a corner area that has
all the rest of the drums. Outside corner of the fence or
some'tn. Lemme go up on top of this thing...look around..
#10.5: I got a turning radar dish on the right. Small flight oper-
ations type...just a shack, a forward field type thing.
+17 Nothing fancy. It's on the right. I'm on top of this
quonset thing. I got, uh...'ay ahh (phonetic) this place
is still under construction. I got a, uh, cat...a cater-
pillar type. Moving across this open area, in between this
scattering of buildings, towing something like a, uh...a
uh.... At first I thought it was towing a, ssaa...launcher
trailer of some kind.
...Ain't just nut' n (pho netic) gralled (phonetic) around
me. Pretty much I get... (mumble) distant mountains, they're
like forty or fifty miles away.
+20 #66: Move inside the quonset structure and describe the inside
to me.
##10.5: There's a, uh...hangar type thing, of sora (phoonetic)
sooing (phoonetic) the longness of it, an' also the empti-
ness of it. Like it's not being used,,or not yet being
used.
#66: All. Tight.
#10.5: It's, -ah...little light down the sides, an', uh...I keep
seeing, uh...I keep wanting to put a couple a helicopter
shapes in there. 'Cause I know it's empty an', uh...
asking myself "What will be in there?" I put a couple a
helicopters in there.
#66: Do you recognize the helicopters?
#10.5: Yeah, they're, uh, sort a bulbous like, uh ... (mumble). I
don't feel tactical. I don't feel Army, uh...I don't feel
that. Feel like, uh...different, umm...more peaceful,
more routine. Overnighting, not tactical activity. Like
supply, or...recon...peaceful reconnaissance. Like looking
for things like, I don't know...looking for things other
than bad guys.
#66: Okay.
#10.5: But they're not there now, I think they would...be there,
like they come in once a week, or something. Like they stay
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#10.5: for a couple days an' then they leave.
+2L #66: Okay. I have no further questions about the target area
at this time. If there's anything you'd like to add before
drawing.your perceptions, please, do so now.
#10.5: I'm, uh...outside a, uh...peak-roofed long building...
elevated. Small, wooden front porch...steps on the right
...I've come here by saying "Go to the office of the camp
leader." I have found this place. It's.a wooden temporary
building. Seemingly, anyway. (Mumble) (cough) The...inter-
ior (cough) is very rough and unfinished. I'm looking for
signs of habitation, but there's no one in the first office
which is kinda like a...coumunity room of some kind, a...
area where people can gather...hold meetings there. Pre-
dominant feature in this room is a black, coal buring stove.
Coupoe tables an' that's it...an' there isn't anybody
here. There isn't anyone around. The place is virtually
uninhabited. Sumlidat (phognetic).
#66: All right, let's draw the perceptions you have.
#1005: Okay, ummm... First, before I sketch...talk about percep-
tions, feelings, I had the feeling that I was out in the
mdddle of nowhere, in some isolated, frontier type camp or
encampment, that was in a valley or a flat plane, not a
valley, a flat plain area, that was surrounded by some rug-
ged, snow-capped mountains.
(Pause to adjust RVer microphone)
Surrounded by,some., uh...rugged, snow-capped mountains on
at least two sides of it. I had the feeling that it really
was like surrounded, but it...I could see it in at least
two different directions that I...took...looked during the
session. I had this overriding feeling of whiteness about
the whole site. As though I was in an unseasonal area of
haavy snowfall, and that I was, like in Antarctica, man.
You know, some base camp in Antarctica or something like
that, you know, almost. It was that...this overwid...
this overriding white end cold... coldness feeling. But I
did not feel cold in the session, you know, I'd taken my
jacket and thrown it up over me. I felt warm an' okay,
but, you know, this...there was this desolate whiteness,
uh...snow capped mountain theme meaning like the wastelands
of Siberia an' some unseasonal weather, or something like
that. Antarctica; some place where the's snow where ain...
when it ain't supposed to be snow in...
#66: Okay.
#10.5: ...majority of the world, you know. Of the known ...of the
...like in the Northern Hemisphere. The...I could not any,
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#10.5: uh...much...I could not resolve much significant imagery.
I only had this feeling of a quonset type building---Out
side of which was...I think outside of which was a...like
a fence corner, an' in the corner of the fence was strewn
in a...on end...twenty five or thirty oil barrels. Fifty-
five gallon drums. When I got up on top of the quonset.
Still I was, you know, the only thing that I could see was
the mountains, there was...nothing up close attracting my
attention, it was like very bland and blase, an' I had to
look far away to see anything to look at.
When I got up up top of the quonset, on my right I detected
a sss...I felt like there, "Oh, well, there might be a
revolv...a low wooden shack with a revolving radar thing on
top of it here. Oh, well that is just some hodge-podge
hap-hazard thrown together...um...temporary facility for._
maybe spotting incoming aircraft an' helping them land, or
something like that." An' the only activity I had was
this...a caterpillar tractor with a front- end...scoop on
it, pulling some trailer, an' it was moving ... from between
the quonset and the radar place...sort of at an angle across
nothing. I mean I didn't see it driving on a road, I didn't'see it
driving on an airfield apron,. it was like, just driving on
nothing, like on dirt. You know, no prepared...road or
anything like that, it was like it was driving on dirt or
snow, just' ...an' I didn't know where the heck it was goin',
you know, it didn't seem like it was...going any real place.
Because of the lack of...of interesting imagery, I had to
worry about not making it into something...suddenJ.y'. So,
I made the comment in the session about how the trailer
being pulled might be like a...uh...a missile trailer, you
know." But, I did not see that, I had this flavor well,
"Okay following the radome type... radar thing, okay well,
maybe this is a SAM site," you know. But, it's not. I-
it's like some forward "jump" exploration area, an' ' supply
flights using some helicopters, or other aircraft which I
did not see or did not feel, but helicopters I felt, might
come in once a week and overnight there, drop off supplies,
and then fly away. That was the only reason there was a
radar there, was to help them come in once a week. An'
that, like, any flying or any activity that went out of
there was like searching for something. Not tactical
reconnaissance searching for bad guys, but, like searching
for oil or minerals. You know, something very passive and
very peaceful.
I didn't get any feeling of militaryness about the place.
An' I did not get the feeling that the place was super-
occupied with hundreds an' hundreds of tactical troops.
I mean it was virtually unoccupied. It was desolate.
Everywhere I went, there was nobody. I only saw one guy,
an' he seemed like he was jus'...rolling emtpy 55 gallon
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#10.5: drums back over to this corner place that I told you about.
An' at the end of the session, when you gave': me...you know,
if you have anything to add I felt "Well hell!", you know,
"I can't go on like this, this is absolutely nothing." So
I said, "Okay, what would be some good tasking for me to
do?" And I decided to go to the chief's building... where
the leader's building is, go to that building.
So, I ended up at this temporary A-frame wooden structure,
elevated... porch with a rail, an' it was empty! (ha) There
wasn't anybody in there. There was like a big front room
with a pot-bellied stove, but it wasn't -` 'ready-room, you
know, it wasn't some combat ready-room in some forward
tactical strike force, or anything. It was like where the
pioneers ome in an' they sit around the pot-bellied stove
an' figure out how the...pioneers...Soviet-type pioneers,
you know, that type of pioneer ...theengineers, I'm trying
to say. When the engineers come in and they BS about how
they did that day and where they were going to go the next
day, an' okay everybody, break up, and everybody goes off
to their individual hootches, or out...back out into the
boonies, an' they... That was it. Very, very low inten-
sity; low density place, as far as occupation ...uh...as
far as population, and as far as activity.
#66: Okay.
#10.5: Okay. Here we go with the sketching. Sketch wa...
#66: So how 'bout a...an...you could give me, ah, one sketch
that showed the quonset structure, and-
#10.5: Yeah...
#66: -the fence, then...
#10.5: I'll give you an overhead, and then. I'll give you the
quonset...
#66: Okay...
#10.5: An...the feeling of the radar...with the "cat" and...
#66: Okay...we could draw the little radar shack...
#10.5: Sure.
#66: ...and everythi.ng...right on that one thing.
#10.5: Sure. Feel sort of like I wasted, you know, everybody's
time. (ha) (ahem)
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##10.5: 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...I called it a cat...caterpillar type is
whit I mean. Caterpillar type with trailer, and it moves
along here. One the very right side of-sketch one....is
a slant roofed, wooden shack that...nothing huge or large
about it or so histicated about it. Single moving radar
on wooden (sigh) Hum! This has got to be a new record
for men (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'll draw you a two "dangled" perspec-
tive, here. Okay... bosses' ...uh, I forget what I actually
used to key mys'elf, like "bosses' office". 'Kay.
#66: Okay.
#10.5: 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.
#66: 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?
#10.5: (Snicker) Ah, that's, that's it, you know, I wasn't get-
ting a type of a facility...
#66: Um-hum. (affirmative)
#10.5: 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 ins 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.
#66:
Okay.
#10.5:
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 Iwas.
#66:
Okay...that's fine, is there anything else you'd like to add?
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#10.5: 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, just 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).
#0.5: 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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REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-46
1. (S/NOFORN) Prior to the session the remote viewer was told that he would
be provided a UTM coordinate during the session.
2. (S/NOFORN) At the be inning of the session the viewer was provided the
UTM coordinate SG1 B
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