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            SESSION REPORT
            CLASSIFIED BY: Director, DIA
            CIO 7- '79P REview ON: 31 Jul 99
            62 EXTENDED BY: Director, DIA
            REASON: 2-301-C (3) (6)
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  SUMMARY ANALYSIS
  REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION XCII
  SG1A
  1. (S) This report provides documentation of a remote viewing
  session conducted for training purposes to enhance a remote
  viewer's demonstrated ability.
  2. (S) The remote viewer's impressions during this session
  contained several good correlations to the randomly selected
  target. Throughout the session, the viewer was convinced that
  he was located somewhere along the coast of China. The actual
  Anoth r interesting impression that
  the viewer had was one of darkness. He mentioned several times
  that it was very dark and he was having trouble "seeing" things.
  At the time this session had begun, it was 8:30 PM in the area
  of the target location. This viewer remained in a deep state
  of relaxation during the entire session. Ambient room noise
  is often a problem for this viewer. However, it did not seem
  to bother him during this session.
  3. (S) The protocol used for this session is detailed in
  the document, Grill Flame Protocol, AMSAA Applied Remote
  Viewing Protocol (S), undated.
  4. (S) Following is a transcript of the viewer's impressions
  during the remote viewing session. At TAB A are drawings made
  by the viewer reference his impressions of the target site.
  At TAB B is a description and map of the target location.
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          REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION XCII
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               #7: This will be a remote viewing session (edited
          for security).
          PAUSE
          SG1A
               #7: #47.5, the time now is 1130. Its time for you
          to relax and view a point on the earth designated
          by the coordinates, map coordinates that I'm
          going to give you in just a moment. After you
          have viewed this area, I want you to describe
          what you see.
          Relax and view this area and tell me what you
          see.
          FOUR MINUTE PAUSE
                          +04 #7: Do you see the target #47.5?
          PAUSE
          #47.5: Right now, I'm. . I'm looking at the Great
          Wall of China.
          PAUSE
           China must have something to do with the target.
          PAUSE
          #7: Are you above the wall?
          PAUSE
          #47.5: I've seen it from several different views.
          One from below. One standing on the wall; the
          top of the wall and another from above. Why
          don't you read those coordinates again and
          periodically throughout the session just to
          see what pops into my mind when you read them.
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                  #7: All right. Would you like to hold the card
                       with the coordinates written on it?
      #47.5: Not right now.
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      Do you have a feel for the time of day?
      PAUSE
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       #47.5: No. Again, I get a feeling for China. In
      fact, I just saw the whole country from an
      aerial perspective again.
       #7: Could you describe what you see? I know you
      say you are in China. Could you tell me what
      you see?
       #47.5; 1 see the entire coast line of China. From
      the northern tip to the southern tip and, of
      course, parts of Russia and Mongolia are in there.
      But I definitely saw the coast line of China.
       #7: 1 believe you're too high, #47.5 would you try
      going down to about five miles above the surface
      and tell me what you see.
      PAUSE
       #47.5: Its very dark. I wonder if the sun is shining
      at it or not. It may be night or something.
      I'm not. . .
      PAUSE
       #7: You can see in spite of the dark. The darkness
      will give you no problem. Can you go to a lower
      altitude and get a better look?
      PAUSE
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                #47.5: Yeah. I seem to be . . on it appears to be
           ground level. I had a picture of a - . coast
           and I was standing on top of a very, very high
           cliff. Looked like a coast line. By very
           high I mean, goodness, hundreds of feet, 500
           feet, 600 feet, 1,000 feet - I'm not sure.
           Very, very great height. Which absolutely has no
           relationship to the 'Fall of China. I still get
           the feeling of China.
                #7: And you're on a coast line with high cliffs.
           Is that correct?
           #47.5: Right.
                #47.5: If I'm not in China, I'm somewhere close to
           China.
           PAUSE
                #7: Can you turn around and tell me what is behind
           you?
           PAUSE
                #47.5: Its interesting, I
           and looked, I saw what
           some type of rocket
           me of, you know how
           desert, a big blast
           a streak going up.
           to some type of SAM
           (not audible).
           when I turned around
           appeared to me. . to be
           blasting off. It reminded
           an SA-2 takes off in the
           around it and then you see
           The target may be related
           Site. Some type of rocket
           PAUSE
           And I was still on the coast. Could be coastal
           defense.
                #7: Can you describe the terrain other than the
           cliffs and the coast in more detail? You're
           at terrain level now, I believe. Could you
           go up 500 feet and take a look around?
           PAUSE
                #47.5: Its very dark, I the only think I can make
           out is the coast line. However, I'll keep
           trying.
           PAUSE
           #7: Just relax. You can see through the darkness.
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          You can actually see through the darkness.
          PAUSE
               #7: How far was the missile site from the coast?
          Do you have a feel for that?
          PAUSE
                #47.5: From the image I got, it couldn't have been
                        too far. No more than a few miles.
          PAUSE
          #7: Are there any other man made structures around?
          PAUSE
          +19 #47.5: 1 don't get the impression of any.
          I did have an impression a while back of being
          inside a huge cavern. But the ceiling is as
          big as a cathedral.
          PAUSE
          There may be man made structures around but
          they're hidden.
               #7: Do you have a feel for how they are hidden?
          An awareness. Are they hidden in vegetation,
          underground, or are they made to look like
          something else?
          PAUSE
          #47.5: 1 get a feel for underground. Caves, caverns.
          PAUSE
              +20 Well, one thing that sticks in my mind, when
          I got a view of all of China is a peninsula
          sticking out in the south. For some reason
          that sticks in my mind.
          PAUSE
          Again, which has nothing to do with the Great
          Wall of China which is up in the north.
          PAUSE
          #7: Are the coordinates at the Great Wall of China
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          or on the coast'-',
               #47.5: 1 don't think so, I think they're on the coast.
          I think perhaps standing on the Wall of China
          may have cued me to a general location. General
          area.
               #7: Is there a river or stream near the point of
          the coast that you are viewing?
          PAUSE
          Is there anything else that's peculiar about
          the area other than the cliffs and the coast
          and the missile site?
          PAUSE
              +23 #47.5: 1 have the feeling that I'm located somewhere
          south of a large city and a strategic military
          area.
                      PAUSE
          #7: Do you have a feel of whether the city is inland
          or on the coast?
              #47.5: The city's on the coast along a large river
          that empties into the ocean.
          PAUSE
          #7: Can you see the city with clarity?
               #47.5: No. And I'd hate to try. I think I'd get
          too much analytical overlay.
          #7: Does it feel like an industrial complex?
          PAUSE
          #47.5: 1 don't know. Its hard to say.
               #7: Would you like to take one more look at the
          area along the cliffs and then try to draw
          some of these images?
          #47.5: Yes.
          #7: Take another look at it.
          PAUSE
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          +25 #47.5: 1 guess I'll draw.
          PAUSE
          I don't even feel like drawing.
          PAUSE
          47: Would you like more light?
               #47.5: Yeah, a little more would do. Meanwhile,
          I'll try to get both feet back on the ground.
          All right, then.
          PAUSE
          My first impression were three views of this
          wall and it reminded me of the Wall of China.
          How do I draw this?
          PAUSE
          #7: It looks as though you're standing . . .
               #47.5: Right on it. And looking down, there was a
          square tower here of some sort and beyond you
          could see the Wall dipped and it went up kind
          of over a hill off in the distance. Does that
          make any sense?
          #7: Very good. That's very good.
          #47.5: We'll label that "A".
          PAUSE
          Another view I saw was standing alongside of
          it. And again, it just kind of meandered off
          into the distance.
          And it had that dragon tooth effect on it.
          These twoers are planned.
          #7: Is that label "B"?
          #47.5: That's "B".
          "C" was similar to "A" only it was from more
          of an aerial perspective. I don't even think
          I'll have to put that down.
               #7: Here we have the wall and after that I remember
          you started seeing the coast of China.
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                 #47.5: Right. And it came out here like a belly
            and there seemed to be a peninsula here
                 and then it went back up like this somewhere.
            #7: You mentioned Russia I believe at that time.
            #47.5: Yeah. Well, that's just, I think that's just
            analytical. Mongolia would . . .
            #7: Um hm. All the way up.
            #47.5: What's that up there the Gobi Desert? There's
            a desert area up here. Well, we'll put Mongolia
            up here.
                 #7: Are you analyzing? Are you drawing from
            memory? Or are you remembering what you saw?
                 #47.5: Well, this is just trying to put things into
            perspective. This is China, this is the coast
            line, this is a peninsula which seemed to
            stick in my mind and there appeared to be some
            islands down here.
            #7: Um hm.
            #47.5: Even though this peninsula stuck in mind, I
            had a feeling that the city with this river
            seemed to be flowing west. But this city
            appeared to be a seaport protected in this dip
            here on the coast line.
            #7: Um hm.
                 #47.5: City. River. I felt as though I was somewhere
            down here. Yeah. "V marks the spot where I
            was at "C".
            And at one time - this is Page 2 - I was stand-
            ing on the edge of the coast. . and I had these
            two receding shapes. I was here. . and it was
            a long way down to the bottom here which was
            rocky. This, of course, is the ocean here.
            #7: And this is the cliff.
            #47.5: These are the two cliffs.
            #7: Um hm.
            #47.5: And, of course, this went out of sight.
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           #47.5: Trying to get a feel . . .
           #7: And you say that was ocean?
                #47.5: Yeah, this is ocean out here. I'm trying to
           get a feel for the I'll just put a horizon
           on here.
           #7: Um hm.
                #47.5: These are high cliffs. Anywhere from 500 to
           1,000 feet high. Just almost terrifying of
           looking down if one was afraid of heights.
           PAUSE
           #7: Would this be labeled "C"?
           #47.5: Okay. I guess we can do that, Page 2, "D11.
           #7: Okay.
                #47.5: When I turned around and looked the other way,
           I didn't see any features or anything. What I
           saw was what appeared . . I had a feeling that
           something had just exploded and was streaking
           away. As in a missile. Here's the blast; I
           had that several times. And towards the end
           I almost thought I saw a nuclear blast cause
           I was up above looking down and you could see
           the shock waves rippling or it could have been
           the smoke or dust or whatever. I don't know.
           And the way it took off reminded me, at the
           angle and the trojectory, was one of the SAM
           missiles.
           #7: Um hm.
           PAUSE
                #47.5: If I had to put it all in perspective from an
           aerial view. . .
           PAUSE
           City. Ports and harbors. Military, Naval.
           I felt that I was somewhere down here and I'll
           just make some cliffs along here. And as I was
           standing and turned around, I would place the
           impression of the missile I had right there.
           I also had a feeling for somewhere in this area
           caves, or caverns. Somewhere in these cliffs
           or somewhere along this coast line.
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            #7: That looks very clear, #47.5.
            #47.5: But of course, the China Wall is way up here.
            #7: Um hm.
            #47.5: What else did I have?
            PAUSE
                 #7: You covered most of the predominant features
            you saw.
            PAUSE
                 Those are the predominant features you saw.
            #47.5: Okay. It might be interesting to know that
            at one time when I was standing here looking
            out - the cliffs, I spotted a patrol boat
            out here.
            I suppose it would help if I wrote it right
            side up, but the heck with it.
            PAUSE
            And the patrol boat was heading North, this
            way is North. I had a feeling that the peninsula
            or whatever it is, in relation, I don't. . if
            its exact. . .
            #7: Its relative psoition.
                 #47.5: Yeah, but its relative position is down here
            somewhere.
            #7: Um hm.
                 #47.5: Okay. I had a feeling that Japan or some other
            islands in relevance to everything is down here.
            Well, maybe that's even, what is it? Taiwan or
            whatever. I'll mark out. . .
            #7: Don't analyze, just draw what you saw.
            #47.5: Yeah. I'll just say an island.
            #7: Is that about it?
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                 #47.5: Yeah. And this is also north. And as far
            as my confidence level, I don't know, I feel
            pretty, pretty confident with the images and
            impressions and feelings that I get. I have
            a definite feeling that its somewhere in China
            anyhow.
            #7: Well, you were very, very relaxed.
                 #47.5: And I . . was there any noise out there, I
            hadn't even noticed it.
            #7: 1 wasn't aware of any. The time is now 1213.
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