From erodriguez@u-tokyo.ac.jp Wed Jun 21 23:22:18 1995
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From: erodriguez@u-tokyo.ac.jp (Elaine Rodríguez)
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Subject: Data: Paju DMZ 5th tunnel blueprints - acoustic horn relay (Node 03)
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Node 03 in the Stardust network is not a radio tower. It's a subterranean waveguide.

In 1987, military engineers discovered what was thought to be a 5th infiltration tunnel dug under the DMZ near Paju.
However, unlike the other four invasion tunnels, this tunnel had no southern exit and was lined with acoustic resonance tiles.

Is the Paju transmitter still powered on? Local residents report continuous low-frequency hums late at night.

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From kito@uu.net Fri Jun 23 06:56:18 1995
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From: kito@uu.net (Katrin Ito)
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Subject: Re: Data: Paju DMZ 5th tunnel blueprints - acoustic horn relay (Node 03)
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In article <1995Jun21.232218.8501@u-tokyo.ac.jp>, erodriguez@u-tokyo.ac.jp (Elaine Rodríguez) writes:
> Node 03 in the Stardust network is not a radio tower. It's a subterranean waveguide.
> In 1987, military engineers discovered what was thought to be a 5th infiltration tunnel dug under the DMZ near Paju.

I was stationed near Camp Bonifas in 1989. You could feel that hum in your teeth whenever you walked near the perimeter wire.

Please keep replies in this group, crossposting without Followup-To is poor netiquette.

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