Historical research guide · 0328 · 2010

DIRD Anomalous Acute and Subacute Field Effects on Human Biological Tissues

DIA / AAWSAP contractor

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This Defense Intelligence Reference Document asks a forensic question: when people standing close to an unexplained craft are hurt, what do their injuries reveal about the machine? The author starts from a documented accident in which three antenna engineers were exposed in the near field to broadband radio energy centred near 785 MHz and, within 72 hours, showed reddened skin, fever, headache, numbness, hair loss and palpitations. He then matches that clinical picture against 42 published cases, several hundred unpublished ones, and the close-encounter medical literature, and finds them consistent. His argument is that the reasoning runs in reverse: because the biophysics of tissue heating, nerve stimulation and radiofrequency hearing is thoroughly measured, the pattern of injury can be used to back-calculate the frequency, power density and exposure time of the emitter — and so to read the energy and propulsion system of a craft nobody was allowed to inspect. The medical data, he concludes, require no new biophysics, but do indicate unconventional and advanced energy systems.

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Chapter 1 keeps a ladder of evidence, and this is the rung where a craft’s field leaves its record inside a human being — measurements taken by accident, in hospitals, with instruments no one can accuse of enthusiasm. It also hands chapter 4 a diagnostic: if manipulating spacetime for lift blue-shifts a craft’s own heat spectrum, the witnesses’ symptoms are the signature to look for, and chapter 9’s close-range orb reports become clinical data rather than anecdote.

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Three antenna engineers accidentally exposed in the near field to broad-band ultrahigh radiofrequency energy centred at about 785 MHz developed, within 72 hours, erythema over exposed skin, fever, pain, headaches, numbness and paresthesiae, hair loss, skin eruptions and cardiac palpitations; one developed blood dyscrasia, signs of radiation illness and, over several years, malignant transformations.Preface, p. v; reference [1], Occupational and Environmental Medicine 1997;54:281–284
Human radiofrequency hearing is real and repeatable across the band from 2.4 MHz to 10,000 MHz, and the character of the perceived sound can be used to back-calculate the emitter’s characteristics; simple shielding attenuates or blocks it entirely.Chapter Two, section C, pp. 5–6; reference [11], Motorola Research Laboratories 2003
The acute signs and symptoms recorded in the antenna-engineer accident and in the Cash-Landrum close-encounter cases show no significant difference, and follow real-world thermal, electrophysiological, immunological and neurological patterns in a non-linear dose-response manner.Chapter Three, section C, p. 12
Clinical diagnosis can be used to reverse-engineer the physical characteristics of an advanced aerospace system: comparing the injury pattern with the measured medical literature yields a semi-quantitative estimate of the frequency band, power density and exposure time of the near-field emitter.Summary, p. v; Chapter Three, section A, pp. 10–11; Chapter Five, p. 17
Under conditions of spacetime manipulation for lift and propulsion, general relativity predicts that the blackbody heat spectrum of a craft would be blue-shifted, so a human exposed at close range would present symptoms of broadband radiation from microwave through visible and ultraviolet to soft X-rays.Chapter Two, section D, p. 7
The medical analyses, while not requiring the invention of an alternative biophysics, do indicate the use of unconventional and advanced energy systems, and the accumulated incident data support the hypothesis that some advanced systems are already deployed.Summary, pp. vi–vii

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https://documents2.theblackvault.com/documents/dia/AAWSAP-DIRDs/DIRD_26-DIRD_Anomalous_Acute_and_Subacute_Field_Effects_on_Human_Biological_Tissues.pdf

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Defense Intelligence Reference Document, Acquisition Threat Support, 11 March 2010 (IOD: 1 December 2009), one in the series of advanced technology reports produced in FY 2009 under the DIA Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications (AAWSA) Program. Released under FOIA and published by The Black Vault. The preparing office is withheld under 10 USC 424 and the author’s name under FOIA exemption (b)(6); internal evidence points one way — Appendix B is titled the Green/Morris example, Appendix C is headed Green/Morris ICD-Codes, an unpublished finding is credited to Green and Schuessler, a footnote states that the author once ran the Army INSCOM effort behind the declassified document he quotes and chaired the DIA-sponsored National Academies study on the military application of neuroscience research, and a source is cited as Green, 2009 Technical Study 10 — which indicates the physician-analyst Christopher Kit Green, but the released copy names no one. Further dissemination of the photographs in the original is not authorised, so the figures are described rather than reproduced. The preface, summary and Chapters One through Five are given here in full. The 48-item reference list and the three case-database appendices are described rather than reproduced; the complete text is at the source. Curly braces in the original are rendered as parentheses, and inequality signs as words, so that the page renders.

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DIA / AAWSAP contractor (2010) DIRD Anomalous Acute and Subacute Field Effects on Human Biological Tissues https://documents2.theblackvault.com/documents/dia/AAWSAP-DIRDs/DIRD_26-DIRD_Anomalous_Acute_and_Subacute_Field_Effects_on_Human_Biological_Tissues.pdf

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