IAFM-OPS-HU-SA
   Nor RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
   MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
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   DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
                          US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
                          FORT GEORGE 0. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755
   4 April 1980
   980,
        He was directed to report a general description of the target
   scribe the ongoing activity for 0800 hours on the 4th of April
   2. (S) Viewer reported a stadium, lots of people siting quiet and
   waiting for some apparent event to occur. There did not appear to
   be any uniforms present. On the left there was a barrier described
   as having support braces and footings. Behind this there was what
   was described to be a more permanent obstruction, like a wall or fence
   which was quite long. Viewer stated that he felt he was on the defensive
   side of the barrier. lie then reported that he was observing a street
   scene, with a big building on his immediate left. Fie reported the build-
   ing had something to do with affairs of state. He felt the sun was dir-
   ectly behind him.
   3. (S) Viewer was then asked to describe the principle activity on the
   ground at his location. He stated that he felt very tense, that there
   were people present who were tense, enraged, some of them had weapons.
   Most of the people were yelling and shaking fists over their heads.
   These people were moving south-wost towards a "tan" area. He could not
   perceive anyone within the tan area, but lie did state that he felt there
   was a presence there which was in control of the situation. The viewer
   stated that the people in the street were undisciplined and unorganized,
   but the people in control were well organized, disciplined, highly con-
   fidenL and very powerful. Viewer stated that there were hundreds of people
   involved, they were extremely emotional (hate & anger), and felt threatened
   by a more agressive group. They had no understanding for what was going on.
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  4. (S) It is impossible to ascertain if the viewer is on the target
  site. His verbage does not lend support to such a view. He did state
  that he felt his more detailed descriptions of the target area were
  more symbolic than factually represented, at least in nature. This
  makes assessment of this session difficult in the extreme. Analysis
  indicates that the viewer was probably not on target. It would appear
  by assessing the information provided, that there may have been a civil
  disturbance (possibly organized deliberately), which was onqoinq at the
  specified target Lime at some other location.
       ~/Jo~(PIIH -W. MCMONEAGL/"~~-
  CW2 Analyst
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