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COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING (CRVT)
CRVT Report:
947
DATE/TIME CONDUCTED:
261409 Oct 82
SOURCE #:
63
FILE #:
14
SITE:
Suribachi Mountain, Iwo Jima
EVALUATION:
Valid Sl's and S2's
Decoding Problems
Needs Structure reinforcement
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TOM
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1409
240 45'50"N
141º19' 50"E
AM Breck
24º 45'50 "N
141º19' 50"E
-
A Rising
Blanda
24° 45'50"N
141019 56"E
A Rising
k land
5-2
fletpc
Brown /green C
Rocksc
Trees OFB
OpenC
Clean OFB
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2
24º 45' 50" N
141º 19'50"E
A rising leveling
B-
5-2
flat top of
lumpy OFs
Break
24° 45' 50 "N
141º 19' 50 "E
A-rising
B- bill
5-2 gray e
smooth CRB
Aol, Breaks lean ofB
Volcano
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-3-
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24° 45'50 " N
141º 19'50 " E
(83)
A
M Break
24° 45'50 " N
14 1º 19 50'2
Arising
dropping
Bland
wedges
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24° 45'50 "N
14º 19' 50"E
A Flowing
B .-
5-2 green (
gay green-
Cool CAR
Water sounds
Water fall OFB
Sum
L/W wface associated w/ hill
Col. Beforeen watersounds
Rock
Open
gay
Brown
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-5-
240 45' 50'N
141º 19 " 50" Z
A Howing
B Water c
A solid
Blandc
A Solid
Blandc
5-2
Marrow c
Smoothie
River, nonow C
Blue green in color PC
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-6-
24º 45' 50" N
141º 19' 50 " 2
A- meandering
B- River
5-2 Polling Hill
Valley
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24º 45' 50"V
141º 19' 50" E
A-erratic
B .---
S-Z
light brown PC
Sand c
White Pc
flatshareline
Hol Break
Ocean or large water
W/ Pensula
End
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Semitropical Chichi Jima,
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CHINA
2 Hokkaido
Seu
NORTH
KOREA
.Japan
Honshu
SOUTH
KOREA
.
0
*Tokyo
A.S.
Hachyjo
·Shanghai
LA~ Kyushu
NANPO
SHOTO
RYUKYU v
ISLANDS
# Okinawa
AREA
ENLARGED
BELOW
TAIWAN
Philippine
Seu
Tintan
Saipan
·Maniļa
Guam
0
500
PHILIPPINES
STANITE WIEIS
AI 20 NORTH
H1 N
Islands named in red
returned to Japan
CAROLINE ISLANDS
Shoto
Archipelago
120 1
130!
150 1
IGO
1427
143 L
Muko Jima,
MUKO
JIMA
Yome Jima
RETTO
CHICHI
JIMA
RETTO
Omura
* Chichi Jima
27 ₦
ISLANDS
HAHA
Haha Jima
JIMA
Okimura Bay-
RETTO
26 N
Pacific Ocean
· Kita lwo Jima
25 N
lwo
VOLCANO
Jima aLoran Tower
Airstrip
Suribachi
548 TILT
ISLANDS
50
TUTE MILES
Jima
.Island(s)
.: Minami Iwo Jima
Retto .
.Island chain
GEOGRAPHIC ART DIVISION
ICI NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
The dark-blue waters around the Bonins
teem with fish --- wahoo up to 100 pounds,
mackerel, tuna, rock cod, and many varieties
of small reef fish. Schools of sardines scud
through shallow waters like dark clouds. The
islands supported a major fishery and two
Japanese whaling stations before the war.
Chichi fishermen regularly cross the open
sea to the now-uninhabited isles of Muko
Jima, 40 miles away, and Haha Jima, 25
miles, when fishing promises to be better
there. .
Siren song of the sea holds fisherman Willie Savory
as it did his forefathers -- sailors, seal hunters, and
whalers. Off Chichi's harbor he harpoons the hard-
lighting wahoo with the spear resting between forked
sticks on the red outrigger of his canoe. Dropping a
bright fish-shaped lure, Mr. Savory will watch for
wahoo, or giant mackerel, through a glass-bottom
"look box." Closer to shore, he hunts sea turtles.
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CPYRGHT
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A
Pacific
Ocran
29 12 Shikoku
MARIANA
ISLANDS
BONIN Futami Bay-

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Up goes the flag. Americans take Suribachi on Feb-
ruary 23, a moment immortalized by Associated Press
photographer Joe Rosenthal. For the next 23 years
the Stars and Stripes flew from the height day and
night. Now a copper reproduction of the flag honors
the campaign in which, in Adm. Chester W. Nimitz's
words, "uncommon valor was a common virtue."
Rusty wreckage of battle, a remnant of a Japanese
tracked vehicle appears on an Iwo beach; the restless
sea constantly exposes and buries such debris. Plans
call for the U. S. to continue operating loran dong-
range navigation) stations on Iwo and Marcus Islands.
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY JOE ROSENTHAL : ABOVE ) AND 0. 5. MARINE CORPS +OPPOSITE 1.
KOUÁT HROMI BY JOE MUNROE (C) N G.5
CPYRGHT
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BONIN ISLANDS
SPECIFICALLY : SURIBACHI MOUNTAIN
IWO JIMA
24º 45' 50 " NORTH
141º 19'50" EAST
CPYRGHT
D-Day on Iwo Jima: Marines hit the beach on Feb-
ruary 19, 1945. Struggling through volcanic ash, they
isolate 548-foot Mount Suribachi, only high ground
on the eight-square-mile island. Some 21,000 Japanese
defenders, concealed in caves, blockhouses, and pill-
boxes, fought on for a month. The death toll: 6,821
Americans and all but 1,083 Japanese.
SPECIFIC EVENT !
INVASION
RAISING FLAG ON
MT. SURIBACHI
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