CIA-RDP96-00789R002000670004-3

Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002000670004-3
SRV ENVELOPE 19 MARCH 1987
Site involves a large number of tracked, perhaps
armored ,
vehicles.
Vehicles are parked in a large area which has
the feel
of being designated for such a purpose.
A few of the
vehicles are moving into and out of the area.
Sense of
"motorpool" or POMCUS stocks is present, but equipment is neither
NATO nor US. However, there is a further sense of anticipation
or waiting, as if some change in the status of the equipment is
imminent -- either a utilization en masse, or a switch-over in
control of the entire inventory. Vehicles are "ready,"
"prepared," and "serviceable." Previously mentioned vehicles in
motion are going to and from receiving some sort of preparation
which all have received in their turn.
These are the last few to
receive this treatment.
There is a sense that this equipment
holding area would not normally be accessible to Western
individuals, nor many natives of the area, for that matter.
There is a sense that individuals in charge of an organization of
which this is just one relatively small part are using this
activity involving this equipment to political advantage, and
that the political reprecussions of the activity are far more
relevant, and the potential benefits far more valuable, than
possible negative consequences that might result if there has
been a miscalculation.
Actvity seems to involve a second nation,
or at least some extra-national agency or entity that is not
inherently dependent on the organization to whom the equipment
belongs.
Equipment is probably military in design and purpose,
but most important use of this equipment is not overt employment.
Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002000670004-3