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SESSION REPORT
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EXTENDED BY: Director,DIA
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SUMMARY ANALYSIS
REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION VIII
1. (S) This report provides documentation of a remote
viewing session conducted for the purpose of orienting
a remote viewer to an applied remote viewing protocol.
2. (S) The target images related by the remote viewer
appeared to show relevant target correlation. The
remote viewer was very confident during the session. He
stated that he had an emotional feeling of success in
the session. The remote viewer seemed to be relaxed
during the session. He appeared as though he was able
to concentrate and was able to work well with only minor
interruptions from room noise.
3. (S) The protocol used for this session is detailed
in the document, GRILL FLAME Protocol, AMSAA Applied
Remote Viewing Protocol, undated.
4. (S) Following is a transcript of the viewer's impres-
sions during the remote viewing session. At TAB A are
drawings made by the viewer reference his impressions of
the target site. At TAB B are photographs of the target
site. At TAB C is a post-session interview.
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TRANSCRIPT
REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION VIII
#66: This will be a remote viewing session. (Edited
for security.)
PAUSE
#66: Okay, #11, #33 is at the target area and is
focusing on the area, observing it. Look at the
area with him. As you look at the area with him,
describe the area to me. (Edited for security.)
PAUSE
#66: Tell me about the target area . . . . that #33
is observing.
LONG PAUSE
#66: Let your awareness go to the target area and
observe.
PAUSE
#66: Describe the target area to me.
PAUSE
#11: The only thing I've seen so far is a half-circle
with a rectangular or square type lip sticking
out. I did have an impression just prior to the
target time. Of looking down a long tunnel. it
would appear to be a tunnel.
#66: Describe this other image to me.
#11: Well, I can't go back. . . There was also a tiny
circle within a larger circle.
#66: Okay.
PAUSE
#11: Something seems to be forming now but there's
just no definite shape.
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#66: Okay. Tell me, are you outside or are you
inside?
PAUSE
#11: 1 ahve the impression - outside. I'm not sure.
#66: Okay. Describe the area around you.
PAUSE
#11: 1 get the impression like woods or a forest or
trees. Ah. . . I get the impression of a river.
Or some body of water.
#66: Okay.
PAUSE
#66: Tell me more about the shapes you saw.
PAUSE
#11: 1 don't know. I would hate to try to explain it.
I would hate to try to spend too much time to
try to analyze shapes.
#66: Describe them to me.
#11: (long sigh)
PAUSE
#11: Well, just shapes; nothing definite. Perhaps,
like shrubery or bushes or . . . I think its a
lot easier, perhaps, just to draw it.
#66: Okay.
PAUSE
#11: I'm getting an impression of a shape or form
that reminds me of a pagoda-type roof.
#66: Okay.
PAUSE
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#66: Describe this roof to me. Describe this pagoda
shape you see.
PAUSE
#11: It just . . . It appeared to be two It
appeared to be a corner look; which is swept up
on the end a little bit. I don't know if I'd be
able to relate it to a roof, its just a form. A
shape.
#66: Describe the color to me.
#11: (long sigh) I get an impression of a reddish
color. Perhaps maybe that's why I associated it
with a pagoda type roof with a red tile.
PAUSE
#66: Describe to me where you are in relationship to
the target.
PAUSE
#11: I'm not really sure. I get a . . . different
perspectives from different, different things
that I see. One, I had the feeling that (not
audible) a road or a path or some type of roadway
overlooking a field or woods or something. That's
when I was looking at the woods in a distance and
there seemed to be a body of water in about the
middle ground; not the foregound or the background
but the middle.
#66: Go on.
#11: The . . . the pagoda type shape I seem to be, or
felt that I was looking up towards it. Perhaps,
that's why the thing that gave me an impression
of a roof rather than anything else. Unless the
thing is just a perspective. And, of course, the
tunnel that I had pictured before, it was standing
and looking down a long tunnel and it had an arch
roof type to it. And there was a light way down
on the end. And I don't know if I had also an
impression about the same time. Two parallel lines
meeting in perspective a long distance away. I
don't know if it was in the tunnel or out of the
tunnel. Both impressions took place about the
same time.
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#66: Okay.
PAUSE
#66: Position yourself for an aerial perspective.
Look down on the target; find a reference point
from before; that's good, find a point; good.
Let the picture come clear and describe the area
to me.
PAUSE
#66: You are looking down where you were standing
before. You are looking out within the area.
Tell me about the area.
LONG PAUSE
#11: For some reason, I don't seem to have much luck
with an aerial perspective. A very faint impres-
sion of a shape of a shape that we might name the
lizard shape refugee type mound.
PAUSE
#66: #33 may be leaving the area (not audible). . would
you like to look around and get some more images
or sit up and draw? As long as you've still got
the target area you can look around some more.
PAUSE
#11: Draw.
#66: Okay. Do you need some light.
#66: How about if I just open the drapes a little bit?
PAUSE
#66: You can talk about your drawings as you are doing
them. Or number them or whatever.
PAUSE
#11: Now, as I said, this image came to me prior to the
time on-target. But it was so vivid that I really
didn't want to lock it completely out. It was
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like looking down a long tunnel. And then I
had another perspective image of. . . two
parallel lines meeting. Now, unfortunately,
I am not sure . . . by saying it would appear
to be a railroad - I'm not putting too much
analysis in it. So, we'll just leave it like
that. And this may not have been two parallel
lines running down the tunnel. The second
impression I had . . . . was a kind of round
shape there, and sticking out from the end of
it was a . . . . square or rectangle. I believe
the third one was pretty good. When I said I
was picking up just a series of globs. And
that's about the best I can explain it. The
fourth impression was a large circle with a
small circle in the middle of it.
PAUSE
#11: Then, I had kind of a feeling of standing here on
the path or road looking out with an area here.
And there was a body of water right in here.
There appeared to be a woods over here.
(not audible)
(DRAWING)
#11: It just kind of disappears (not audible)
#11: Then there was a kind of pagoda type shape. Like
the corner of something that was raised up. Perhaps
this would come donw. This is a difficult one to
draw. Because it gives me such a wierd perspective.
I'll see if I can draw it from a different angle.
I'm trying - (not audible) a side biew.
(DRAWING)
#11: And this is a top view.
#11: And number seven was when I tried to get an aerial
view of it and this immediately came in. (not
audible) The only reason . . . The only reason I
related that to a lizard type efugee was because
I had seen mounds like that built by the Indians
in Wisconsin. But this is the dark line indicates
the shape that I saw. The dotted line would be the
completed lizard efugee. But this right here is
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the shape and form that I saw.
#66: Okay. Do you have any idea where these things
relate in the areial view.
#11: 1 sure don't. And this one was pre-TOT, pre-
target time. By how much, I'm not sure. Several
minutes probably. Perhaps.
PAUSE
#11: Item 2 as actually my first on-target impression.
PAUSE
#11: 1 just went back and tried to pick up an impression
I had on 7 for the area. And I had an impression
of looking up above a deep valley or something of
some sort. Real steep. I don't . . . . (DRAWING)
And again, I had a feeling that it was water. A
body of water or something. Very, very steep.
The sides, of course, it goes on. (DRAWING) That
probably is not too clear.
PAUSE
#11: 1 tried to go back to another area and view.
This is not the exact shape; I couldn't hold it
long enough. But somehow I feel like it was a
large body of water, that tapered. It may have
been a dam of some sort or something. But it just;
reminded me of looking at an area that had a dam
in it that had been flooded.
#11: And it seemed to match up something to do with
this.
#66: Okay, is there anything else that you wanted to
add?
#11: No, I think we better quit while we are ahead.
#66: Okay.
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mnUAL I
POST-SESSION INTERVIEW
REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION VIII
1. (S) Post-session interviews are conducted after the
completion of a session to provide the remote viewer with
the opportunity to express himself concerning his viewing
experience.
2. (S) During the post-session interview, #11 continued
to express his good feelings about the success of his
session. He has developed a degree of self-confidence
about his abilities. #11 was still somewhat disappointed
at his "resolution". He also expressed his wishes to be
able to fit his images into a composite format so that
the total target would be recognizable.
3. (S) #11 and #66 continue to work well together and
mutually recognize that they are making significant progress
towards reliable remote viewing.
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TRANSCRIPT DATA
(ABSTRACT)
TARGET CORRELATIONS
1. "1 did have an impression just
prior to target time. Of looking
down a long tunnel. It would
appear to be a tunnel"
"There was also a tiny circle
within a larger block."
2. "I'm getting an impression
of a shape or form that reminds
me of a pagoda-type roof."
"The. . the pagoda type shape
I seem to be, or felt that I was
looking up towards it."
"Then, I had kind of a feel-
ing of standing here on the path
or road . . . and there was a
body of water right in here.
There appeared to be a woods over
here."
"And I had an impression of
a deep valley. . and again, I
had a feeling that was water.
Very steep sides."
1. Just prior to the on-target
time, the outbounder drove past
the arch and while stopped at a
stop sign, looked through the arch
to the other side. The arch sits
on a circular plot surrounded by a
large traffic circle.
2. Just prior to and immediately
after the target time at the arch
the outbounder visited Washing-
ton's Headquarters. The open area
and pathway in front of this
building overlooks a very steep
bank of the Skuylkill River,
heavily wooded on both sides,
running up a steep valley to the
left. To the right and up a high
embankment is an old railroad
station which has a large low roof
overhanging the passenger platform.
The embankment, as it crosses the
river a few yards from the station
forms a partial dam that broadens
the river considerably at that
point.
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