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On or about July 1, tests started under the supervision of “Mr, James Lyle as above stated. As [ recall in test number one, storase of l-rirles, along with a picture of the building in which these rifles were stored. This was rather a large building, two-story, as I recall, with several wings. By arriving at the radiation of the rifle, I was able to indicate in each part of this building where the rifles were located. In test number two, as I recall, I was given a picture of an officer and a picture of the building in which his office was jocated. My assignment here was to locate his office. This, as I recall, I did further identifying his radiation in other parts of the building. At this point the test was considered to’ be sufficient to justify further exploration and I was asked to come back several gays later for further testing. At this time, Mr. Lyle gave me an aerial photograph taken at either six or ten thousand’ feet and pointed out to me a small ‘spot which was the opening to an ammunition storage tunnel and gave me three or more pictures of officers and asked me if I could tell him if any of those officers were in that picture at the time it.was taken. By using the standard. procedures of arriving at the radiation rate of each officer, 7 a ms ‘ . : and then seeking that like radiation in. the aerial photograoh, I: identified each officer as being present at the time or t close approximation thereto, Further, the parts of the “tunnel that each occupied, with a positive statement, as to