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REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING SESSION
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Remote Viewer : LB
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Interviewer
: FA
Observer (s)
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Date
: 02/12/85
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Starting Time : 1325 hours, local
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Site #
: 0084
Site Acquisit. : CRV
(CRV ERV PRV ARV BRV Other
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Working Mode
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GT
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HE
Other
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Feedback class: C
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B
C
Other
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Ending time
: 1356 hours, local
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Notes
: 56 30'N
169 38' 15"W
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Highest stage : 02
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Evaluation
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DESCRIPTION OF SITE
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Actual
: Pribilof Islands, St. George, Alaska
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RV summ. :
Land/water interface, land is flat. Rocks, rising-very tall,
green, cold, wind sounds, misty-AOL feels like a cliff
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12 FED 85
1
121325 FEB 85
FT. MEADE
(FRED)
56° 30' N
1690 30' 15 G
A! ACROSS
ANULO
DEUr
B: BLOG
CFD
MISS BASIC
56- 30'N
169ª 30' 15 16
A :
RISING
HAND
ANGOL
Down
MOUNTAINS
B:
LAND
C
A:
smooth
CHUPRY
WATER C
8!
e
LOW INTRE.
A: STRAIGHT
HOLLOW
CFB
B: WOOD
A: STRAIGHT
ANEJO
STRIKTP
B. -
AOL DROALL
PIER ALLES.
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56º 3D'N
1690 30' 15 "WS
56° 30' N
1690 30'15" 00
A :
56 30'N
1690 30' 15"0

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56° BÓN
1690 30'15"-
56° 38'N
169º 30',5'
56° 30'N
1690 30'15 "w
56º JÖN
165' 30 15'60
56° 30'N
1690 30'15'09
A>
NOU4H
UNOVON
HAND
UP.
SLOPING
LAND PC
B !
A :
Across
vony Smooth
CFD
1
A:
FUAT
ACROSS
JAUD
C.
B: LAND
A: DoLas
MIONY
$
B:
A: cunun
Across
B
A: poinTon
MISS DRONK
A1
UP
Anno
DOWN
JAIn
smooth
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SUMMARY
SOFAR :
SITE
15
LAND/WATER
INTFC.
LAND IS FLAT.
56º 30 'N
165038' 15000
A: ACMOS
Smooth
FLAT
B: CASO
A: FLAT
HAND
BUSY
MANDADO
B
AUL PARK
LIKESTONE WALLS
52: DANIK Kenoy PL
HAND
CFB
PIECES
STALE SMOLL CFD
MASSY SMELL
PC
TOL BUK
swim P.
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56' 30'N
1690 30'15"L
A: FLAJ
Final
LICOVID
.
ACROSS
B:
LAND
A:
GRAINY CFD
BE LAND
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56º 3D'N
165 . 38' 15 " 00
56º 30'N
1650 30' 15 'I
56 30'N
165ª 30' .5 6
miss Brand
MOUNTAIN.
A1
ACROSS
FLAS
Smooth
3: CARD
C
: ACROSS
SMOOTH
B:
worm
A:
VERTICAL
MISS CHIAR
102 PRSA 4
LIKAT IOUS6.
A:
Mesias
UP
craving
SOLID
JANY
LAND C.
52: wound
LIGHT COLOR
HAND FOOLING
LASPY FORCING
CFD
ADL BX
DIL sun
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56º 38 N
1690 30' 15 " 0
5
A: ROUCH
HAVO
8: VANO
A. ROULA
SMOST
Luduro
WATR
52: ROD
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56. 30'N
1690 30'15 "0
A: MAT
DAND
nought
52: ROCKS
Resing
VONT TALL
coolt
BIND SOUNDS
MISTY
Hilett
STOOP
conving Door
· FLAT
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AS FLAT
mont
mormono.
BI CITY/TOWN CAD

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56° 30'N
1690 30'15"05
As cunvine
01
MAUD
B :
LAND /
FOOLS LIKE A
CLIFF.
52: STOPP
HAWD
ROUGH
TAN/4207
56º 30 N
1690 38 15
1
A: convite.
Anocho
LAND/ LO INTS
LAKE
CAULDRON
SITE END
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New Day for Alaska's
Pribilof Islanders
CPYRGHT
BySUSAN HACKLES JONSSON
Photographs by TIM THOMPSON
Volmente Sand. L.
Hle tett with his Datsun
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wie anddaughter .. and
taking. So year -
des graduate aber
de tok. and easygoing
. spher la die the anxiety he
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presidem of Tang
in Land :. which i-
tante native owned
jan nedshe corporation.
Lars hamile the logsiness
He! of Vant and he
i. the he i hope hi people
[. .. waling industry is
auch: frete : true and
with operates the
a budget problems in
Stecp-cliffed St George.
of five Pribilof
sends. rises from the
Being Sentabove).
Belated islanders face
cuts in Judetul suppor '
und opposition to their
sealskin industry issues
that raise a question: Is
Bare a future here for
Veut natives such as St.
And never John R.
Moralicf. Piamo. his
ante and their children
(facing page)?
Potete der ouhus and the
A square miles is the Best del Mekde five tiny Prildet .
Lunde. The Ball - are as cleared ari - Action 200 miles north
of the Alenting Fin. Se gate From mainland Marka. 500
miles from Site rank en che in the group St. George, 1
miles to the southy ot tenhatte pop. past 535
When Loriswho Had done late sumeter. The
! and metropoli.
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CPYRGHT
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Islands with fur seal rookeries
Migration routes
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visit St. Paul each summer. There's alimitto
how many the island can handle."
The "humaniacs," as some Aleuts call the
preservationists, concede that seals die most
quickly and with the least trauma when
killed by stunning and sticking. But they
object to the harvest on grounds of unnec-
essary killing and the high cost to the
government of the Pribilof program, The
federal government spends 5.3 million dol-
lars a year-75 percent of Pribilof income.
Walter Kirkness, director of the Pribilof
Islands Program for the National Marine
Fisheries Service, offers a rebuttal. "If we
halt sealing, it would lead to abrogation of
the treaty. As a result, we could easily see the
return of free-for-all slaughter of seals at sea
without any international controls at all.
That would be devastating to the seals."
Mike Zacharof had an even more basic
objection: "Instead of worrying about seals,
which are in no danger of extinction, why
not worry about an honest-to-goodness en-
dangered specics --- the Aleut people?"
Since the Russians first gained sway over
Alaska, Aleuts have decreased from an esti-
mated 20,000 to a mere 3,200. White man's
diseases wiped out many. So did a Russian
disregard for native lives.
Under U. S. administration, a repressive
bureaucracy brought little progress until, in
1971, the federal government settled aborig-
inal claims for land and compensation and
gave Alaska's Aleuts, Eskimos, and Indians
a means to control their lot. The settlement.
established profit-making corporations for
each native village and region, with every
villager a shareholder. For St. Paul's Tan-
adgusix, the chief profit makers are hoteis
and a restaurant.
Islanders won a reprieve for sealing when
Congress extended the fur seal treaty
through 1984. They were helped by the Sier-
ra Club and National Audubon Society,
which supported the treaty and looked upon
it as a hallmark of wildlife conservation and
management.
But a new threat to the islanders' econom-
ic well-being has suddenly loomed.
"It's called Reaganomics," said Agafon
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DATE LINE
DRAWN BY SYLJANA STEFANOHA
COMPILED BY DONA . D CARRICK
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Nomads of the North Pacific, fur
seals follow two migration routes,
to California and Japan. In the spring
70 percent of the world population of
1.4 million fur seals congregates on the
Pribilofs' o breed. The uninhabited
volconic islands were discovered
in 1786 by Gerassim Pribylov, who
brought Aleutian Island natives
to harvest seal pelts.
Pribilof
Islands
Fur seal rookeries
shown in white
0 KM
15
St. George
O MILES
St. George
Island
San Miguel Is.C
(Non-migratory
Walrus
. Island
St. Paul Isiand
Sea Lion -. P.
-St. Paul
Rock
Otter Island
57°N
600
Y/s/and
Tyvieny
Commander
Islands
Kuril islands
--
Pribilof Is."
Admiralty
Island
400
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