Target: LN17-0023
Describe the target!
mw & me, BZ
Session Summary
Circumstances of the target:
The target is located in a sunny, pleasant place. The weather is moderate autumn — neither warm nor cold.
Appearance:
Streamlined shape with angular parts and moving components.
Viewed from above: a square-shaped structure on top, with additional layers underneath made of the same material. Hard, heavy covering.
Colors:
White and beige.
AOL: aircraft fighter or panzer.
Environment:
Cold, wet (dew-covered) surface with pointed ends and knot-like textures, resembling grass.
Size:
Much larger than a car; capable of transporting many people.
Materials:
Compressed, coarse, solid material with a repeating internal structure. The exterior feels warm to the touch. Matte finish — absorbs light, non-reflective. Artificially manufactured and very hard.
Field of view:
In front: a flat area.
Right: a high, domed surface.
Left: a large, tussock-shaped metallic structure on a high, square base. A man in a black uniform nearby.
Surface of the target:
Flat and plain, with various protrusions — doors, flaps, and panels. After several steps (3–4), the ground curves downward. In the opposite direction stands the tussock-shaped metallic structure, possibly a radar or antenna.
Utilization of the target:
Perception of something newly born, a revolutionary creation. Normal function suggests an ordinary combat tool — used for troop transport, monitoring, and command purposes.
Intermediate perceptions:
Greek or Mediterranean environment; possible Greek flag in the background.
Name impressions: Oren, Owen.
Nearby metallic container-like objects.
Shed or shack structure with a roof.
Electrical voltage observed in a metallic box; voltage is adjustable and increases gradually, originating from an internal power source. The system feels closed from the inside.
Target in operation:
A huge wheel or conveyor-like motion — metallic tracks, accelerating movement. Electrical overload occurs. Flying parts appear in the field of view. Battlefield activity: preparation for combat, attack against a white, unfamiliar object. Casualties observed.
Markings on target:
About ten steps away, faint letters visible: elbor… bor…
Temporal impression:
Year 1943 — occupation of a white, strange building; subsequent battlefield deployment.
Sketch summary:
Rectangular, castle-like building with unusual protruding parts and domes, situated on a wet surface.
This is the end of the session document.
The target was USS Eldridge destroyer escort:
We have just remote viewed the general appearance and properties of the warship, and did not intend to receive data related to the Philadelphia Experiment (we have a separate project dedicated to that topic). The viewer was completely blind to the target.
Other relevant (intermediate) data from the session included: a Greek or Mediterranean environment, a Greek flag visible in the background, and a name impression from the deep background: Oren or Owen.
Between 4 January 1944 and 9 May 1945, the Eldridge carried out the vital task of escorting men and materials across the Mediterranean Sea to support Allied operations in North Africa. It made several voyages to safely deliver convoys — for example, to Oran.
In 1951, it was transferred under a defense program to Greece, where it served as HS Leon. The Eldridge was decommissioned in 1992 and, in 1999, sold as scrap to a Piraeus-based metal recycling company.
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