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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION DCC-50
1. (S/NOFORN)
This report documents a remote viewing session conducted in
compliance with a request for information.
2. (S/NOFORN) The remote viewer's impressions of the target are provided
as raw intelligence date, and as such, have not been subjected to any
intermediate analysis, evaluation or collation. Interpretation and use of
the information provided 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
information provided the remote viewer.
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REMOTE VIEWING. (RV) SESSION DCC-50
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#14:
This will be a remote viewing session for 14 May 1981.
Mission time is 0900 hours.
This will be a pre-mission brief. Okay, #46, what I have
SG1A
Any questions?
#46:
Uh-uh.
#14:
All right.
0900
All right #46, the time is now 9:00. Today I want you to
SG1A
focus your attention and concentrate on this mountain pass.
I want you to describe this pass to me.
PAUSE
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#46:
Uh, there, uh ... there are two peaks ... Uh, running from
east to west they meet at the pass. But there is a dis-
tinguishing feature and that is .. in that particular area
there is a third peak, almost as high but not quite as high
as the other two, which is in the center of the pass.
But .. not quite make it .. to the border. So what you have is
a ... kind of a horseshoe feature .. with the two principal
peaks and the center peak some .. maybe four or five miles ..
from the border. This forms a, two, uh, principal avenues
of approach to the border
#14:
Is there any activity taking place in this pass at this
time?
PAUSE
#46:
There is simply ..
.an, uh, an activity of observation,
or what you might call an observation post. I find the, uh,
approaches ... desolate and devoid of any kind of vehicular or
troop activity. But there is a .. there is a monitoring roll
on the border. About as far back as I can see there's nothing.
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#14:
Could this pass be used today, if necessary ?.
#46:
Sure, except you better not have any opposition or you'd
be trapped like a rat ..
#14:
Describe the most hazardous area of this pass.
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#46:
I'm looking at the last maybefour or five miles. Any con-
centration of personnel or vehicles ... would be .. would be, uh,
the subject of just being wiped out 'cause there's no place
to go. The, uh, the impact is not even much, and hardly
any vegetation so the two avenues may be deep and gulley
fashion, but if you had an opposing force that was, uh, I don't
know, air power or artillery power, anything that can get in
those grooves, whatever's in there would just be wiped out.
They're vulnerable.
#14:
All right #46, at this time I'm going to ask you to do a time
scan, and how I want you to do it is to move slowly forward
in time, maintaining your focus on the past. I want you to
move forward in time and describe any activity that you see
taking place at the pass. If you see activity, stop and des-
cribe this activity. I want you to move forward for one
month, one month from today. Relax, focus, and scan.
PAUSE
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#46:
Within that period there is nothing more than a token activity.
#14:
Describe.
#46:
There's a ... (mumble) deliberate, meaningful activity is the
observation activity. The, uh, only other activity is more
of a presense, but it's a, it has no guts, it has no power ...
It's a move to .. to, uh, indicate a presence but it's not
serious. In fact, it's not backed up by anything. It's more
..... a presense, a personnel presense, if you wish, but it
has no deed .. It's all very political, I think ...
#14:
All right #46-
#46:
There is no serious threat there at all ..
#14:
Maintaining your location at the pass, maintaining your loca-
tion, slowly come back to the present time staying at your
location. When you're back in time, looking at the past, des-
cribe any difficulty one would have using this pass at this
time.
#46:
Well, your ... the access to, uh ... without opposition the access
to, uh, the border is quite accessible, but then the last leg
is, even though the ridges aren't that high, it would be dif-
ficult to pour any vast number of personnel through that border.
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#46:
And if they were ever intercepted in the avenues of approach
they wouldn't stand a chance. The principal difficulty if
the approach is made without opposition is simply climbing
from the avenues of approach over the top of the ridges and
pouring into the other side of the border. . (mumble)
#14:
Is this pass suitable to vehicle type traffic?
#46:
It's narrow, but it can be done. Again, you have two lanes ..
Within the last three or four miles, that is where it's most
restricted. But I think you can, uh ...
#14:
Okay.
#46:
You run your vehicles through there. Someplace in there you
got a tight pinch but you can do it ... Only if you had to and
wanted to but I don't think nobody wants to.
#14:
All right #46, I want you, once again maintaining your focus
at the pass, observing the pass, I want you to move forward
to a point in time when there is activity taking place in this
pass. Move to a point in time where there is activity.
Describe this activity.
PAUSE
#46:
You may ... you may have a .. a rocket missile type emplacements ....
in about ... four years, five years.
And then their principal
purpose would be for a defensive
They got any-
thing else?
#14:
No, I have no further questions unless the analyst has any-
thing ... Okay. I have no further questions. At this time
#46 I want you to come back in time, come back in time ...
back here to the room. Take a deep breath, stretch your arms,
stretch your legs.
#46:
Was that going?
#14:
No.
#46:
Okay.
#14:
Why don't you tell me about drawing number one.
#46:
Okay, uh, I gotta give you the impressions from an overview
point of view, so to speak. And this consists of the last
maybe four, five, six, seven last miles of the pass. Uh, the
initial approach to that pass is a single type gulley thing,
quite wide, and can be accommodatingto vehicles and personnel
and whatever equipment you wanna draw over there.
But then
it, the geographical disposition as you come close to the
border is comprised of a ridge of mountains or peaks to my
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right and one to the extreme left. And in the center there
is a, another, a third peak, which is not quite as high,
particularly as it tapers towards the border. Not as high
as the peaks to the right and left of it, but sufficiently
high to give one the impression there are two small ribbons
or avenues that culminate into a, sort of a small clearing,
if you wish, before the border. And immediately before the
clearing is a ridge. Uh, I think it would be impractical to
move equipment and troops, although the troops could get over
it if they were unopposed. It's just not as high as the
border ridges to the right and left of it. But if there were
any opposition I don't see how you could even, uh, contemplate
moving personnel or vehicles in there.
#14:
Okay. What you're saying is at the border area it would be
difficult to move vehicles over that area.
#46:
Yes, yes. They would be funneled into from a bigger avenue of
approach into these two small ribbons of type roads and they
would be gorged in there, and any opposing force I think would
really do a good job on 'em. Uh, couple other observations.
I found the place to be desolate. And, uh, the impression of
an observation post and token force of personnel on the ridge,
in fact, right in the center ... is the only activity going on
at that time.
#14:
Could you determine the nationality of the observation post?
#46:
I made an assumption that they were Chinese only because of
the map and so on, but I don't know that. Uh, when I saw the
missiles in the future they definitely were pointed from the
Chinese border towards the other side of the border. But the
weird thing there was that it was defensive, not offensive.
#14:
Can you graphically display the missile?
#46:
No, no. Their prime purpose for the use of the missiles was
the cover afforded by the ridges and the fact that you could
hide 'em quite well. And it was a perfect location for the
missile, rocket/missiles, that's what I got, rocket slash
missiles.
#14:
Uh-huh. And was their location within the drawing that you've
got here, number one?
#46:
Oh, yeah, yeah. In fact it was within this entire area, per-
haps for the concentration of stuff like this. On both sides.
#14:
And could- is there any way that you could determine how far
into the future you were?
#46:
For the, uh- there are two things about the future. When you
moved me up one month there seemed to be an increase of per-
sonnel, but it was like a toothless tiger and that is it
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seemed as if- I get the impression it was a political move
to bring a token presence. Now this- we're talkin' about
a lot of personnel, but it's still a token presence that
really hadn't .. was not equipped, nor intended to be equipped
to cross the border or to undertake any activity across the
border. It was just as if it was a political move to indicate
that a presence was there. Now I'm talking about .. I don't
know. Certainly not division level. Certainly smittering of
regiments of- I can say that. Uh, and it was just a token
political presence. And then the other scan into the future
I went as far as I can go till I met something.
#14:
Right.
#46:
And that's when the missiles and the rockets came up. But this
is what I might interpret to be about four or five years out
on the pike. And there were the, uh, weird impression was
that these rocket/missile emplacements were for defensive pur-
poses.
#14:
Okay, very good. I have no further questions. We'll conclude
the session at this time.
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