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OOF: The= is currently docked but the engine is being tested in preparation SG1A
for departure in the near future. There are several sets of similar or nearly identical
objects setting on both the dock and within/on the M These sets consist of two
        SG1A barrel-type containers and a wooden crate see sketch page 3). There are at least two SG1A
of these sets setting on the dock near the and two are located within the
itself (see sketch page 11). These containers are located along the starboard side o t e
vessel. The set of containers which contains the narcotics sits slightly behind midship.
It is hidden within the vessel and not on deck. There is a sense that the additonal sets
of nearly identical containers are being used as "decoys" in an attempt to deceive/mislead
someone or something from the "real" thing.
The set which contains the narcotics sits below deck and slightly behind midship.
The first "barrel" contains a black liquid. The wooden crate contains machinery or
manufactured metal parts. The second or middle "barrel" contains 5-6 layers of densely
packed packages of either heroin or hashish. The wrapping is either dark green or brown
and has a woven texture. The packages are tightly taped. The narcotics are tan to
brownish, grainy and solidly packed within the wrapping itself. The packages are packed
in a circular fashion. One of the middle layers consists of identically wrapped packages
but these particular packages do not contain narcotics. They contain something that is
layered similar to a bundle of papers or leaves of tobacco. These layers are hidden by
a "false" top layer of fluffy material (ie shredded cotton, rags or saw dust).
0013: (191134 JUL 90) The= is carrying two types of drugs:
       SG1A 1. A dark brown, sticky, bitter-tasting "paste" which is packaged in shallow "pans" of
metal or thick aluminum foil. These are in cardboard boxes stacked in the lower area of
the ship, at the far rear.
2. A light and dark brown stringy powder which is packaged in red cellophane packages
and may be labeled as 1-1b (or kilo) bags of columbian coffee. These packages are
packed in cardboard boxes, stacked below, on the right hand side, between the middle
and the rear of the ship.
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 Feedback on JT174-090
 OOF: The =is currently docked but the engine is being tested in preparation
 for departure in the near future. There are several sets of similar or nearly identical
 objects setting on both the dock and within/on the These sets consist of two
 barrel-type containers and a wooden crate see sketch page 3). There are at least two
 of these sets setting on the dock near the and two are located within the=
 itself (see sketch page 11). These containers are located along the starboard side of the
 vessel. The set of containers which contains the narcotics sits slightly behind midship.
 It is hidden within the vessel and not on deck. There is a sense that the additonal sets
 of nearly identical containers are being used as "decoys" in an attempt to deceive/mislead
 someone or something from the "real" thing.
 The set which contains the narcotics sits below deck and slightly behind midship.
 The first "barrel" contains a black liquid. The wooden crate contains machinery or
 manufactured metal parts. The second or middle "barrel" contains 5-6 layers of densely
 packed packages of either heroin or hashish. The wrapping is either dark green or brown
 and has a woven texture. The packages are tightly taped. The narcotics are tan to
 brownish, grainy and solidly packed within the wrapping itself. The packages are packed
 in a circular fashion. One of the middle layers consists of identically wrapped packages
 but these particular packages do not contain narcotics, They contain something that is
 layered similar to a bundle of papers or leaves of tobacco. These layers are hidden by
 a "false" top layer of fluffy material (ie shredded cotton, rags or saw dust).
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 SG1A
 0013: (191134 JUL 90) TheMis carrying two types of drugs:
      SG1A 1. A dark brown, sticky, bitter-tasting "paste" which is packaged in shallow "pans" of
 metal or thick aluminum foil. These are in cardboard boxes stacked in the lower area of
 the ship, at the far rear.
 2. A light and dark brown stringy powder which is packaged in red cellophane packages
 and may be labeled as 1-1b (or kilo) bags of columbian coffee. These packages are
 packed in cardboard boxes, stacked below, on the right hand side, between the middle
 and the rear of the ship.
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