Sgt. Lyn Buchanan

My first session, they had...

They had a stack of envelopes, and they sent two of the other viewers out.

They picked an envelope that was sealed and drove away from the unit.

After they got out of sight of the unit, they opened the envelope and went to a place that was listed in the envelope.

And I was to...

access them mentally and tell where they were.

And I thought, this is crazy.

I can't do this, you know?

And so I, I tried and all I got was two people driving a car and looking out the window of being lost and couldn't find their way anywhere.

So anyway, after the couple came back,

They were supposed to have gone to a playground right outside of Fort Meade.

They got lost and couldn't find it and drove the whole time.

And that's what they reported.

And at that point, I thought, maybe I can do something like this.

And so then they started training me.

I went through the training of the Angus 1 controlled remote viewing method, which is what the military used, and became a full-flight viewer.

And eventually, after about two years, became the trainer of the unit.

Yeah.

Well, we were forbidden to use remote viewing for our own use.

Go figure that.