PROJECT NUMBER: 90104-A, SESSION NUMBER: 01, CRV, SOURCE: 049

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• Publication Date: October 22, 1990
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PROJECT NUMBER: 90104 ''''' A SESSION NUMBER: 01
DATE OF SESSION: 901022
DATE OF REPORT: 901)23
START TIME: 1037 END TIME: 1140
METHODOLOGY: CRV SOURCE IDENTIFIER: 049
1. (S/NF) MISSIONS: Describe salient military and political
indicators that will precede an imminent Iraqi attack, if any,
against US and coalition forces. If affirmative, determine the
location of the main thrust of such an incursion. If
affirmative, determine the imminence of the activity. Identify
L:, month and year.
2. (S/NF) VIEWER TASKING: Utilizing encrypted coordinates,
describe the target. Will there be an imminent Iraqi attack
against US and coalition forces?
3. (S/NF) COMMENTS: Physical inclemancies of dental discomfort
and headache were noted. Viewer described much activity
assocI ated with the target, yet answered NO to tasked question.
A summary of information and sketches is attached to this report.
4. (S/NF) EVALUATION:
5. (S/NF) SEARCH EVALUATION:
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Summary of Information
The target involves an activity with associated structures and
features. This is a location where it is dusty, gritty, bumpy
brown and wavy. One feature gives the perception of a
glimmering, light blue area reminiscent of a pool. However,
there is a dryness associated with this Ca dry liquid L?]). An
1, object is roughly square with a very uneven surface.
It has what
apI ears to be creases or folds across the front of it which are
shadowy. A second area has a feeling of isoiationl emptiness and
desolation and it is wide and flat in the +OregrMAFICL. It is
rolling or wavy on the horizon with bands of different colors
undulating with the waves. Within the middle distance of this
view are dark objects which have -a pointed ovoid shape. There v7
are three of these objects sitting at varying distances from iii
3 point of view. Elsewhere is a row of objects which appear as
squaryN.:1---off horseshoes with the closed side on top. They are
abutted next to each other and extend or project horizontally
away from me in a row. There is a stuttered and stammered as
.to the dimensionality of this group of objects. Again, there is
a perception that the entire area is empty, desolate and
abrOS ive. Nearby are black, angled objects which are supporting
something. Near the activity are rows of black dots or circles.
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The concept of "dead lights" was perceived associated with these
FONS of dots/circies. There is an overall military orientation
di& assoL.iated with this activity. There is a square-shaped object
which relays a feeling of fragmented or separated. It contains a
series of smaller dark and squarish "hollow" areas which are
separated by thick walls or sides. These smaller areas appear
hollow but there is a presence of something contained within
Lhem. These objects belong exist as part of a larger "system".
There is a series of black curving lines nearby. There is a
hidden, fluid movement associated with the square object. ft is
reroiscent of water gently flowing through an open chute and
then cascading off the end of the chute. It is very dark
where this liquid movement is occurring and the air is
thick/heavy a" at 1 a This phenomenon is reminiscent of an
underground drainage or sewage tunnel. Elsewhere there is a
diek. series of tube-like objects with collars sitting on end. They
are closely packed and touch one an The activity involves.
several individuals in groups of one of two, all of which are
wearing something green. Each group is conducting a different
movement/task. TWo individuals are lifting or holding a large
piece of thin material (reminiscent of a large sheet of paper) as
this material is ejected or discharged from a large object.
These two individuals carry this material to a table or bench
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where a single iridividLa turns and +olds the material. It is
folded 4 or 6 times. The folded material then is passed to the
right where chopping and cutting is invf:A.ved. ft appears that
the folded object is cut or chopped into equally sized pieces.
There are two more individuals associated with this cutting step.
This entire process takes place either underground or within a
thick walled, windowless structure. It is necessary for the
individuals hands to be protected. There are feelings of
fragmented, disjointed and compartmented here. The activity has
a sense of extreme secrecy associated with it.
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WORKING PAPER
19 OCT 90
I. PROJECM: 90104-A.
:.NCRVRIED coLOINATES
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DACKGROUND Requestor is DT.
ESSENTIA1 INFORMATION
a. Describe SALIENT military and political indicators that
;Aill precede an imminent Iraqi attack, ::I, against US and
iti.on 4 or ces.
af4irmative, determine the location o4 the main thrust
o4 such an inCtArS1011.
a44irmative, determine the imminence o4 the activity.
Identi4y by month and year.
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