Liminal Cordon Authority After Acton Report
Case File #: JGV51874-08232012.C
Activation Date: 06.04.2013
Report Date: 07.05.2013
Deployed Location: 41.684882,
-86.246083
Deployed Unit: ORD-01
Assigned Lead Agent: SS12
Mission Objective: identify Instance
trigger mechanism; evaluate risk level of Instance
Summary of Field Work. Team ORD-01
arrived on site 06.06.2013, 2350 local. Following entry to rain water runoff
access point, personnel identified a granite fragment (approx. 6” L x 4” W x 2”
D) on the floor of the tunnel. Agent TB15 contacted (foot) the stone resulting
in immediate transference of Agent TB15 to Area LAR-3002. The remaining personnel
initiated deployment to LAR-3002.
Environment conditions within the
arrival site of LAR-3002 included ground saturation consistent with surface
rainfall run-off in the originated tunnel.
During investigation of the
Instance, personnel encountered hostile biomechanical entities (hereafter, “the
Instances”). Four (4) souls were lost during the engagement. The remaining two
(2) personnel extracted from LAR-3002 via issued Tillinghast apparatus.
Instance Description. The
Instances presented as man-machine entities, 7’-9’ in height, with a black
exoskeletal covering over the core, limbs, and majority of the head. Ball-joint
structures were composed of a white polymer material. Ocular tissues, oral cavity,
and upon sustained trauma, interior structures were confirmed biological in
composition. Determination of organic source material was not completed prior
to disengagement.
Combat Effectiveness. Standard
FMJ ball ammunition was ineffective against Instance body armor. 7.62x51 M993 rounds
were effective against limb structures, chest-armor remained impervious. M67 fragmentation
grenades produced comparable results to M993 rounds. Two (2) Instances were
rendered non-operational via sustained direct engagement. Cessation of hostile
activity could not be visually confirmed prior to extraction.
Instance-Employed Weapon Systems.
Instances were equipped with compressed-air projectile launchers of unknown manufacture.
Weapon systems were mounted to ventrally on superior limbs and fed via an enclosed,
degradable ammunition belt of organic composition. Projectiles were composed of
bone material of probable human origin, pending laboratory confirmation,
approximately six (6) inches in length and one-half (0.5) inch in diameter.
Projects demonstrated sufficient density and sharpness to penetrate issued IOTV
armor. Two (2) projectile fragments were recovered, returned to site, and
logged per SOP.
Recommendations. Assign Risk
Level BLACK to Area LAR-3002 and related Instances. Install copper-based
Faraday cage around the Instance triggering device to prevent further activation.
Report Signature: SS12
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