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    SESSION INFORMATION
    A. TARGET DATA:
    te: 22 FEB 93
    Task/Target Number: 93-167-P
    Session Number: 01
    B. PERSONNEL DATA:
    Source Number: 072
    Monitor Number: None
    Beacon/Sender No: MS
    C. SESSION DATA:
    Session Start Time: 1300
    Session Stop Time: 1335
    Method Used: ERV
    Aids/Distractions (PIs): None
    Pre-sessions Hunches: AOL
    Date Summary Returned: 22 FEB
    D. EVALUATION DATA:
    Viewer Confidence (H/M/L): M
    Evaluator's Estimate:
         of Cathedral (See Comments)
    93
    E. SESSION SUMMARY:
    ---- The target building was first perceived as a building with A-
    roof protruding from the side of a steep hill. The roof was white
    in appearance while the walls were reddish and sandy brown. The
    windows on the side of the building were arched and offset by the
    distinct presence of white-gray appearing bricks. See ENCLOSURE 1.
    ---- Two f luted columns served to hold some sort of porch at the
    front of the building. A veranda or porch extended to the left of
    the building to some sort of small rectangular residence. There
    was a circular type driveway leading to the building; old,
    prominent hardwood trees were interspersed along the driveway.
    There was also a bell on the front porch and it could only
    activated by human means as opposed to mechanical or other means.
    See the front view at ENCLOSURE 2.
    ---- An overhead perspective is provided in an overview sketch at
    ENCLOSURE 3. Additional buildings were observed in this pastoral
    setting but they were locate a few miles apart from one another.
    --- The building appeared set in the Far East. Connotations of
    scholarly learning, religious studies, and community meetings
    appeared associated with the building.
    COMMENTS: The persisnt AOL drive of circular stained glass window
    bgugged me throughout the session. Therefore I gave it free
    expression in a skech at ENCLSOURE 4; otherwise, I wopuld not have
    been abvle to continue the session without taking an extensive
    break.
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          TASKING SHEET
          SOURCE NO:
          DATE:, 2 @2
          SUSPENSE: aw,
          1. PROJECT NUMBER: Z3 - /6,7_1Z7
          2. METHOD/TECHNIQUE: Method of Choice.
          3. BACKGROUND:
          ---- This project marks the start of a new proficiency series that
          is based primarily on a target of "structures/configurations."
                         ----These configurations can be-anything. However,
          buildings/structures will be dominant.
          Targets will emphasize key elements that are unique or
          distinct. They will be composed of specific shapes,
          contours, configurations. Some targets may have
          multiDle similar shapes/features.
          Targets may be commercial, governmental, militarv,,or
          other, either historic or contemporary.
          ---- Some targets will have a beacon person; others will not.
          ---- There will be 10 targets in this series. They will be randomly
          selected from the target pool.
          4. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION:
          ---- Describe/sketch the key features I shapes /contours of the target.
          ---- Describe/sketch-sipatial relationships or relative sizes of the
          target features.
          ---- Determine other features--(colors,backqround), if dominant.
          ---- Determine the purpose of the target structures.
          COMMENTS:
          ---- This tarcfet has/does not have a beacon person.-(K-5
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