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Opens with: 1. Three sessions were performed for the assigned task. Results

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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002000930005-3
Lyn
SRV
Ft Meade
28 May 87
SUBJECT: SRV report for week of 25-29 May, 1987
1. Three sessions were performed for the assigned task. Results
of all three sessions varied widely, so the summaries are kept
separate here.
2. Results of the first session (26 May 87): The site consists of
a round object, floating underwater, connected to the bottom by a
cord of some kind.
The bottom is silty mud, and not level. Near
the end of the session, a sound was heard which turned out to be
a ship overhead (
was standing on the bottom).
It ran into the
ball and there was an explosion.
3. Results of the second session (27 May 87): Site is a rough
area surrounded by what looks like smooth beach, then water on
the north, west, and southwest sides (see drawings, included) .
Recurring impressions of military presence and missiles.
4. Results of third session (28 May 87): Constant, inescapable
impressions of being at a point where many "lines" (AOL:
Pipelines) run parallel to one another. There is a weak spot in
one of the lines, and I have the overbearing need to warn someone
there about it.
Session given up for inability to move around
the site and get other impressions.
5. Viewer critique:
Session 1: In light of information learned two days after
this session, I would discount it as being valid for the assigned
tasking.
There was a ship in the Persian Gulf which ran into a
mine.
Session 2: I feel fairly good about this session, and feel
there is some validity to the information.
Session 3: I am left totally confused by this session, and
would be hesitant to depend on impressions gained from it.
SG1J
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