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SECRET/NOFORN
PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
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PROJECT NUMBER: 759
SESSION NUMBER: 1
DATE OF SESSION: 890123
DATE OF REPORT: 890123
START: 1400
END: 1500
METHODOLOGY: CRV
VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 032
1.
(S/NF/SK)
MISSION:
Access and describe (in a stage 5 sense)
training target # 759, Westminister Abbey.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
VIEWER TASKING:
Encrypted coordinates
075911/890123.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
032 worked this target earlier today
but did not get on site.
This afternoon, he did well in stage 4,
but then the signal suddenly ended in darkness.
Normally, a
break could be taken at this point and a session resumed
successfully shortly thereafter, but because of the late hour I
declared a session end.
Hence stage 5 was not reached and an
evaluation can not be given.
4.
EVALUATION:
3
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED
SECRET/NOFORN
CLASSIFIED BY:
DIA (DT)
DECLASSIFY ON:
OADR
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Site 759
Westminister Abbey
Officially
the
Collegiate
Church of St. Peter in Westminister, it is the most famous
church in the Commonwealth. It is located in London, England.
Legend relates that the first church was erected about 605 by
Serbert, king of the East Saxons, but the recorded history of
the Benedictine abbey begins with Edward the Confessor who
started construction of a new church about 1050. Built in the
Norman style, it was consecrated in 1065 and was the scene of
the coronation of William the Conqueror (1066). The entire
east end was torn down by Henry III who, in 1245, began to
build the present church. A cruciform structure in the Gothlic
style, it is 531 ft long and almost 102 ft high, while the nave
itself is 38 feet 7 inches wide. Its principal architectural
features are the transepts with aisles; the nave with aisles
finished in the late 15th century; the choir with six chapels
opening north and south of it; Henry VII Chapel, built in 1503
to c. 1519, famous both for its exquisite fan-vaulted roof and
for its its carved oaken stalls, above which hang the banners
of the Knights of the Bath; and magestic west towers, designed
by Christopher Wren but not completed until 1740.
Steeped
in
history,
Westminister Abbey is a veritable national shrine.
In the
center nave, near the west entrance, is the grave of the
Unknown soldier of WWI. At the east end of Henry VII Chapet is
the Royal Air Force Memorial Chapel which contains a superb
stained-glass window commemorating the 63 squadrons that fought
in the Battle of Britain in 1940, and embodying all their
badges. Many of Britains most distinguished sons are buried in
the abbey including Geoffrey Chaucer, Edmund Spenser, Alfred
Tennyson, Robert Browning, Ben Johnson, Isaac Newton, Charles
Robert Darwin and David Livingston. There are monum, ents to
outstanding statesmen such as William Pitt, Robert Peel,
Benjamin Disraeli, and William Gladstone. Many of England's
monarchs from Edward the Confessor to George II are also buried
here. Their tombs are in the chapels of Edward the Confessor
and Henry VII. In the chapel of Edward the Confessor is the
coronation throne, enclosing the stone of Scone upon which the
Celtic kings were crowned. On this throne, in front of the
High Altar, every monarch of England from William I has been
crowned, with the exception of Edward V and Edward VII. Thus
the abbey enshrines many of the traditions and commemorates
many achievements of the English people.
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