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(..) before heavy military support from the US Navy and local coast guard. The spring of 51' saw the first big wave of intrusion coming from H1. Many unusual sightings were reported, ships were sunk by large unknown marine animals. During Project Breakdown, the ICSU used the newly discovered [ redacted ] that could sense the presence of entities foreign to our reality at great distance, even deep underwater. The main objective was to prevent entities from reaching populated areas. While Navy cruisers patrolled the coastline to protect civilian population, destroyers, torpedo boats and sub chasers were deployed at sea around the H1 intrusion area. Navigating around the coordinates of intruders as they were detected to destroy and contain them. Organic samples were taken for our advanced research laboratories, bodies were removed from water, and mass of flesh and floating carcasses were burned at sea with oil. Some deeper entities managed to slip through, dying from exposure to our atomic frequency, causing cell decay. Their bodies were sometimes found by residents as a blubbery mass of putrid flesh on some remote beach. - ICSU Archives

Description
(..) before heavy military support from the US Navy and local coast guard. The spring of 51' saw the first big wave of intrusion coming from H1. Many unusual sightings were reported, ships were sunk by large unknown marine animals. During Project Breakdown, the ICSU used the newly discovered [ redacted ] that could sense the presence of entities foreign to our reality at great distance, even deep underwater. The main objective was to prevent entities from reaching populated areas. While Navy cruisers patrolled the coastline to protect civilian population, destroyers, torpedo boats and sub chasers were deployed at sea around the H1 intrusion area. Navigating around the coordinates of intruders as they were detected to destroy and contain them. Organic samples were taken for our advanced research laboratories, bodies were removed from water, and mass of flesh and floating carcasses were burned at sea with oil. Some deeper entities managed to slip through, dying from exposure to our atomic frequency, causing cell decay. Their bodies were sometimes found by residents as a blubbery mass of putrid flesh on some remote beach. - ICSU Archives