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                                DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
                                 US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
                         FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755
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  IAFM-OPS-HU-SA o6 April 1980
  MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SG1 B
     SUBJECT: Summary of Session CCC249 Conducted at 1400 hrs, 1-4 March SG1 B
  SG1 R 1980, Against the in ~
  by #11. (S)
  ~ SG1 B
  The target for this session was the
     SG1 B facilities. Coordinates were provided to SG1 B
  the viewer at the beginning of the session. Both the viewer and the
  facilitator were also informed that this -target was the same as a
  previously targeted area at which the viewer (same one) had determined
  there was an underground complex (Session CC90, 12 February 1980
  applies). The facilitator was directed to guide the viewer so as to
  obtain an overall look at the target area from approximately 500 feet.
  To obtain a clear exterior description for about 4)U~ kilometers, for
  location pLLtposes. These facilitator instructions were not provided
  to the viewer. The facilitator and viewer possessed no other target
  information prior to -the session.
  2. (S) The following information was provided by the -viewer as relates
  to the target coordinates provided during the session:
  a. (S) Viewer stated. that he felt that the area in which the tunnel
  was located, just below his location was "..kind of flat, and just to the
  left and behind me (him) is, seems to be another area of interest."
  Nhen asked specifically to describe how to locate the target, his response
  was 11 ... if I arbitrarily say the entrance to this tunnel is north of me
  there is a complex south and west from this tunnel entrance. I'm no!,.
  sure whether it's military complex or a city. If one goes west for some
  distance you can see a coastline."
       b. (S) In his description of the tunnel complex he stated," ... parts
  of it are older than other parts. The, the older portions being very
  rough, roughed out and the other portions of the underground complex are
  very squared off and neat, and more of a smooth, long surface."
  c. (S) The viewer described shapes which were south or south west
  of his tunnel (primary tunnel) location. He described these shapes as
  the "... corner of a box or rectangle". He also described what appeared
  to be "... box shapes" and drew a picture of the area layout which shows
  an L shaped building south or south west df the tunnel entrance.
  DIRECTOR DIA
  06 April. 2000
  DIA DIRECTOR
  2-301c (3&6)
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3. (S) The above information was provided to Mr. John Armstrong (ITAC
Estimates bivision, Building #213) in sanitized format to review for
accuracy and to provide comment's. Therefore, comments provided within
paragraph 4 of this document reflect Mr. Armstrong's assessment of
accuracy for the information provided.
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