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Thin Man Interrogation

Capturing one of the invaders' infiltration specialists has proven both illuminating and disturbing. Although at first glance they closely resemble the human form, and are trained to communicate in a variety of terrestrial languages, this specimen is far from human. We had assumed its role as an infiltration unit would preclude us from gaining anything of value during our interrogation. However, as it turns out, the captive was surprisingly...pliable once we began the procedure. Aside from its primary role as a reconnaissance and infiltration specialist, the Thin Man also proved to be quite familiar with the alien's navigation systems and celestial cartography. The information gained from this interrogation is of crucial importance to our efforts in reverse engineering the alien navigational computers and related systems.

Source: XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012) Research Archives

Notes

Gives Research Credit = UFO Technology
Benefits from South America's continental bonus "We Have Ways..."

XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012): Research

Initial:

Xeno-Biology • Alien Materials • Weapon Fragments • Meld Recombination (EW DLC)

Advanced:

Lasers:	Beam Weapons • Precision Lasers • Heavy Lasers
Plasma:	Plasma Pistol • Light Plasma Rifle • Plasma Rifle • Plasma Sniper • Heavy Plasma • Alloy Cannon • Guided Fusion Launcher • Plasma Cannon • EMP Cannon • Fusion Lance
Armor:	Carapace Armor • Skeleton Suit • Titan Armor • Archangel Armor • Ghost Armor • Psi Armor
Technology:	Arc Thrower • Experimental Warfare • Elerium • UFO Power Source • Alien Nav Computer • New Fighter Craft
Interrogations:	Interrogate Sectoid • Interrogate Floater • Interrogate Thin Man • Interrogate Muton • Interrogate Sectoid Commander • Interrogate Heavy Floater • Interrogate Berserker • Interrogate Muton Elite • Interrogate Ethereal
Autopsies:	Sectoid Autopsy • Floater Autopsy • Thin Man Autopsy • Muton Autopsy • Chryssalid Autopsy • Drone Autopsy • Cyberdisc Autopsy • Sectoid Commander Autopsy • Heavy Floater Autopsy • Berserker Autopsy • Muton Elite Autopsy • Sectopod Autopsy • Ethereal Autopsy • Seeker Autopsy (EW DLC) • Mechtoid Autopsy (EW DLC)

Other:

Research Credits • Research Codenames

XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012): Aliens
Aliens:	Sectoid • Floater • Thin Man • Outsider • Muton • Chryssalid • Zombie • Sectoid Commander • Cyberdisc • Heavy Floater • Berserker • Sectopod • Drone • Muton Elite • Ethereal • Uber Ethereal (Spoilers) • Mechtoid (EW DLC) • Seeker (EW DLC)
Alien Corpses:	Sectoid Corpse • Floater Corpse • Thin Man Corpse • Muton Corpse • Chryssalid Corpse • Drone Wreck • Cyberdisc Wreck • Sectoid Commander Corpse • Heavy Floater Corpse • Berserker Corpse • Muton Elite Corpse • Sectopod Wreck • Ethereal Corpse • Seeker Wreck (EW DLC) • Mechtoid Core (EW DLC)
Data:	Overview of Aliens • Alien Stats • Alien Objectives • Alien Deployment

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-Research Results: ''"Capturing one of the invaders' infiltration specialists has proven both illuminating and disturbing.  Although at first glance they closely resemble the human form, and are trained to communicate in a variety of terrestrial languages, this specimen is far from human.  We had assumed its role as an infiltration unit would preclude us from gaining anything of value during our interrogation.  However, as it turns out, the captive was surprisingly... pliable once we began the procedure.  Aside from its primarily role as a reconnaissance and infiltration specialist, the Thin Man also proved to be quite familiar with the alien's navigation systems and celestial cartography.  The information gained from this interrogation is of crucial importance to our efforts in reverse engineering the alien navigational computers and related systems."''
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+Capturing one of the invaders' infiltration specialists has proven both illuminating and disturbing. Although at first glance they closely resemble the human form, and are trained to communicate in a variety of terrestrial languages, this specimen is far from human. We had assumed its role as an infiltration unit would preclude us from gaining anything of value during our interrogation. However, as it turns out, the captive was surprisingly...pliable once we began the procedure. Aside from its primary role as a reconnaissance and infiltration specialist, the Thin Man also proved to be quite familiar with the alien's navigation systems and celestial cartography. The information gained from this interrogation is of crucial importance to our efforts in reverse engineering the alien navigational computers and related systems.
+{{Ref Close | source = XCOM: Enemy Unknown (2012) Research Archives}}
-[[Category: Enemy Unknown (2012)]]
+==Notes==
+* Gives [[Research (EU2012)#Research Credit|Research Credit]] = UFO Technology <br>
+* Benefits from South America's [[XCOM Base Location_(EU2012)|continental bonus]] "We Have Ways..."
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+[[Category:Enemy Unknown (2012)]]
+[[Category: Research (EU2012)]]
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+{{Aliens (EU2012)}}