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       PROJECT NUMBER: 0065
       DATE OF SESSION: 26 MAY 88
       START: 1454
       METHODOLOGY: CRV
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       STREAK (U)
       SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
       SESSION NUMBER: 1
       DATE OF REPORT: 26 MAY 88
       END: 1525
       VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 025
       1. (SINFISK) MISSION: Stage 2 training. Site was Okefenokee swamp.
       2. (SINFISK) VIEWER TASKING: Coordinates 3044/8215.
       3. (SINFISK) COMMENTS: Advanced visual (AV) of "Hersey's chocolate
       factory"; this became AOL drive. (A little better attention to
       structure may have avoided the problem).
            4. (S/NF/SK) EVALUATION:
       SG1J
       CPT, USA
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                      elemental, marvelously prinieval about
bog, marsh, or swamp. The waters, the
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                                                         life from the lowest forms on up
teem with
                 the scale of evolution. Indeed it was in
swamps, was it not, that life first emerged
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frorn the sea to colonize the land? And thus
it was with an atavistic feeling of coming
home that I stepped into Clay Purvis's ca-
                                                         at the northern entrance to Okefenokee

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                 Swamp on a cold, clear December morning.
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Like a vast saocer o tea, Okefenokee spills
its dark waters across 680 square miles
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               of southeast Georgia and northern Florida.
-draped cypress,
Here Spanish moss
               open-marsh "prairies," and piny islands
ser'
319 to man.
offer refuge to wildlife and enit,3
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