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SESSION INFORMATION
A.
TARGET DATA:
Task/Target No.
Session No.
:
92-139-P
01
B.
PERSONNEL DATA:
Source No.
:
049
Monitor's No.
NA
Beacon/Sender No.
F.G.
c.
SESSION DATA:
Date Task Received
21 DEC 92
Session Date
Start Time
1250
Stop Time
1340
Method Used
ERV
Aids/Distractions (PIS)
..
Personal matters
Pre-session Hunches (AVs)
None
Date Summary Returned
:
21 DEC 92
D.
EVALUATION DATA:
Viewer's Estimate
Evaluator's Estimate
.. ..
E.
SESSION SUMMARY :
All I could pick up was the concept of "waiting and/or
watching for something to develop or grow". There were rows and
rows of spiked-shaped objects which were several different shades
of green. The surfaces of these objects ranged for almost glassy
smooth to abrasively rough.
The setting was one of dryness and openness; however, it did
not feel particularly arid or overly wet.
Somewhere in between.
Several humans were preoccupied with watching the aforementioned
objects as if waiting to see something happen. It seemed pretty
boring yet there was a air of anticipatory excitement.
The
phonetics or names of places, etc. felt Spanish in origin.
However, the location did not feel like it was necessarily within
a Spanish speaking country.
V
etc, etc.
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Rule valley
on negen was filled with
this.
:

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TASKING SHEET
SOURCE NO :
DATE:
21 DEC
92
SUSPENSE:
21 DEC 92
1500 HRS
1.
PROJECT NUMBER:
91-139-P
2.
METHOD/TECHNIQUE:
Method of choice.
3.
BACKGROUND:
-The following task is part of a document-access-series.
-
-
-- The target is drawn from a variety of printed material that
describe people, a place, an activity or a thing.
-The target consists of printed material only.
-The target focuses substantially on a single thematic issue.
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION:
4.
-- Access and describe the substantial nature of the printed
material.
Identify the specific theme. aspect, etc.
Provide any phonetics that are pertinent to the material.
-Submit sketches in support of your findings.
5.
COMMENTS :
-Optional Coordinates: 339850/925237.
-
-Key words in the document will be underlined in red.
Beacon person for this target is Fern.
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PROJECT NO.
92-140-F
EVALUATION RECORDS
PROFICIENCY PROJECTS
SOURCE
EVALUATION
CATEGORIES
(For Key elements)
PROFICIENCY
COORDINATOR
(DTI-S)
ANALYSIS
SPECIALIST
(DTI-S)
OUTSIDE
REVIEWER
(
1
AVERAGE
RATING
025
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
59
049
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
079
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
CONTROL
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
CONTROL
101
a. Concept/Generic
b. Analytic
labeling
155,
16
0
46
40
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ANALYTICAL
VALUE
ELEMENT
VALUE.
AIRCRAFT
TECHNOLOGY
V
ELECTRONICS
1
MICRO PROCESSORS
1
WINGS / TAILS X
1
OTHER AIRCRAFTPARTS
1
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CONCEPTUAL
VALUE
VALUE
ELEMENT
TECHNOLOGY
1
1
FLIGHT
AJAMENI
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CPYRGHT
HiMAT's plug-in advances
T
INKERTOY APPROACH will permit new
components such as wings, canards, and
engine nozzles (above) to be fitted to the basic
core of existing HiMATs, standing for Highly
Maneuverable Aircraft Technology. This sys-
tem's modularity will achieve testing flexibility
while holding down costs.
Advanced versions would share these features
with current HiMATs: (1) electronics pallet
with micro-processors and forward-looking tele-
vision; (2) canards to improve airflow over the
wings (3) and allow extremely tight turns; (4)
winglets to increase stability, minimize drag,
and enhance lift; (5) twin vertical tails to give
directional stability and control.
Future versions would also incorporate: (6)
engine nozzle swiveling up or down 20 degrees
for abrupt and unusual maneuvers; (7) clam-
shell thrust diverter to open in flight for instant
deceleration in combat.
Forward-swept wing on another version (left)
may improve performance during low-speed
flight. In construction, both current and possible
advanced HiMATs employ graphite epoxy, a
composite material twice as strong as aluminum
at half the weight.
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