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[Xeno Lambrose]

In the mid-70s I was working for one of the alphabet agencies and one of my assignments was to review security violations in (at the time) one of the gov't's largest labs.

The scientists/research employees were notorious for security violations, none when I worked there intentional, mostly forgetting to lock the door in the part of the lab where they were assigned, and sometimes leaving classified info in the open.

They were just so focused on their particular project(s) that they would get "distracted."

And when I worked there, being attired in a tie and white shirt was the closest equivalent to a uniform for these uber-intelligentsia.

I believe on the badges we're stressing over, "research" = "scientist" and I would guess that possibly the triangular dot pattern (that we've yet to see) with the orientation like that of a pyramid would be ones in some command function/structure.

[simplicityjones]

Image ID first numbers

[Melodyman]

From the little holes at the top it would appear that these ID tags are the kind that hang around ones neck, like a pass, and these 4 guys probably were part of a secret team that were involved with whatever they were hiding and investigating at Nellis AFB.. It would seem that eventually their pictures were ripped off the face of the cards to erase any record of their existence.. Someone, whomever was responsible (the boss of the project perhaps) for some reason yet unknown, has written TROGL after the fact over where the picture of that person used to be.. He also seems to be a bit darker skinned than the others, but they all look like MIB with their suits and ties..
The ruler does seem to point to some investigation as these appear to be presented as pieces of evidence ... a bit bashed in and messed up from wherever they were found ..

Yet another clue that really dosent solve anything but rather increases the mystery..

[SeekerX]

I asked that colleague of mine with archaeological background and he explained me how they recorded the exact spots where they find things within a digging site for their catalogues. In short words, their "code" would look totally different to what these Image ID codes look like.
But he agreed that it looks like some sort of investigation-like protocol and the IDs could be a code containing valid information about where they were found.
Where or when. That was his idea. Pretty cool actually, I think . I just told him this was part of a game that's going on on the internet and the players were confronted with these printouts without any further info. I didn't tell him about anything else. And he's definitely not a movie-geek. Well, he is a geek in some other ways, but still... he just said: "well, if you don't have any idea what these letters or numbers stand for then there is also the possibility that some of them stand for a date. And some others may contain info about what the "digging site or sites" are called." So he just threw up two new questions. Were these badges found on the same spot and at the same time?

[IncidentCloverfield]

I believe the STIES page is alot like the 1-18-08 site from Cloverfield, This will be the hub for clues given to us in which we figure out and they lead us elsewhere to new pages. Those ID cards, there's something there we need to figure out... I feel we will get an answer to the 3 dots and what these guys were doing...

[simplicityjones]

Image ID theory

[DUD Rock]

I made a note of what the responses were to each command with each file. Not counting the ones that we know work, half of them got Invalid Request and the other half got File Read Error. I'm guessing the File Read Error ones (A5RSR, A5RSR1, FATR7, FATR8 and GMRF71) would become active at some point so we'll need to keep an eye on them. The ID cards are possibly a clue to when?

Also, I thought TROGL might be roman numberals for a date or something but I looked it up and there are no roman numbers for T, R, O, G or L. Back to the drawing board...

[r.m]

58th Rescue Squadron

[r.m]

Another thought

[Awful Glory]

Post Office

[punxtr]

Good idea really^

[hockeyd44]

post office

[simplicityjones]

Hi Rocket

[picknick14]

Re: Image ID first numbers

[kags]

hi everyone,
probably like some of you i thought trogl might be the initials of something,
i know it may seem a bit tenuous, but maybe the two end letters gl might stand for groom lake ?
tr could be testing range or training range, or maybe even the ranch ?
I thought i would throw it out there, ive tried looking on the net looking for connections, but to be honest im a bit rubbish at these games, i tend to just lurk !!