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   IAFM-OPS-HU-SA
   MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
   21 April 1980
       SUBJECT: Summary of Sessions CCC59 & CCC61, Conducted at 0900 hrs
   03 April 1980, Agains-
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   1. (S) The target for these
   in uuTn sessions, trie faciritator and viewer were provided with the
   coordinates and information indicating that the targeted area was
   almost completely covered. The facilitator was directed to tell the
   remote viewer this, and direct him to reportthe type of construction
   which the cover was made from. Following response to this question?
   the facilitator was directed to obtain information pertinent to what
   was being maintained under the covering. No other information was
   provided to either the facilitator or the viewer.
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   2. (S) In both cases results indicate that neither viewer remote viewed
   the assigned target. The viewer in session CCC59 reported a cloth and
   hard type cover, under which there was a boat construction facility.
   The viewer in session CCC61 reported a concrete type of cover over
   a multi structured floor of at least three levels, and a missile type
   launch facilitv. What should be noted here is that there is three nr
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   -Uarget coordinates. It is therefore very possible that the viewer in
   this case, found himself at the wrong target location.
   3. (S) A different truck park will be targeted with a different type of
   cuing, in the near future. It is very possible that the style of cuing
   which differed radically from that normally utilized could have caused
   the target miss problem to be actualized.
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