Remote Viewing - Failed Incendiary attack

For more information regarding how my husband and I conduct these sessions, see this thread:
Thread: Remote Viewing Discussion -- future times / places / spontaneous OBEs

This evening we tried again, and as usual what I do is ask him to "close your eyes and tell me what you see" ... so I leave the opening up to whatever comes up. Then when I feel like he is really into it, I give him some direction to look in. I try to be as neutral as possible, but I'm sure there are things I say that might be leading. I will continue to work on that.

Anyways -- Normally he sees himself in a situation or place, but this time it was different -- instead he was up about 30,000 feet in the air looking down over North Africa and there was a clear 'circle' to look through, and anything around that was foggy. So I asked him to zoom in, and he saw a large oak cask laying on its side, with an orange sticker that said something like 'Timlorne' (or similar) and when I asked what was in the cask, he describe a thick liquid like sand mixed with frozen yogurt. He said it was a 'liquid fuse'. WHen I asked him to describe the first time it is used, he saw some sort of home made rocket made from PVC in which the liquid was inserted and then it was launched over a small air strip as a test. The pvc broke apart on impact and everywhere the liquid touched was burning. He said this was a test.

When I asked him to see the nationality he described a flag with stars in a circle, red & yellow. (I can't find one, but maybe those are clues?)

Then I asked him to view the first time this liquid was used in an attack and he said that it was loaded into a very large cylinder (like the fuselage of a 'missile' perhaps? Or just a 2-3 foot diameter pipe) and the outside was covered in smaller pipes in which PVC cylinders full of the liquid were inserted. It was fired into a a military installation (or some other place where there were military forces present) ... burgundy berets with 'jungle' type camo. He was explicit that this installation was a place in which women also served in the military as when the device landed & broke apart, some of the 'slime' or liquid got all over people ... but only a few small spots of fire broke out, so the attack was a dud. He said that people were not seriously hurt, and mostly all the device did was cause confusion and commotion.

I asked him twice when this would occur, once towards the beginning of the session, and once towards the end, and he said the first time: 1...7 or 7...1. And then the second time when I asked him he said Saturday.

Since we are in the US, it could conceivably be Saturday here and July 1st in the rest of the world, so I suppose that a failed attack of some kind is something to watch for. I did ask about the clothing of the attackers and he described it as camo, and sandals (or they wore sandals, even though they were also dressed in military uniforms).

The only other info I gleaned was when I asked for the flag of the victims and got a white field with either a gold harp or gold wheat sheaves with some sort of device in the middle.