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MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF SCIENTIST DEFENSE
INTELLIGENCE
AGENCY
SUBJECT:
SUN STREAK Operational
Report
- 8915
(U)
5 July
1989
1.
S/NF/SK)
During the period of
April
1989
o
June
1989
inclusively,
eleven sessions were conducted to determine
the key
function and supporting activities of
a target area reflected
in
a copy of overhead photography atttached as Enclosure
1.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
Remote Viewer 025 described the target
site
as
a
Soviet military complex dedicated to some sort of engineering
function and to the training of military personnel
in
skills
related to field artillery.
Military personnel
were perceived
as
undergoing training
in the main building of the target
complex.
The use of computers and magnetic relay systems are
involved with
the target site.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
011 described the target area
as comprised
of
a group of structures strategically located at some sort
of
crossroads
in
a flat dry basin area.
To the northeast
are steep
rugged cliffs bordering upon
a high plateau.
The key structure
is perceived as being geometrically shaped as
a
"circle
inside
a
square."
The key function appeared related to the refinement
of
liquids that circulate through pipes under great pressure
to
empty into tanks and cisterns.
An abundance of water
is
important to the site's function.
4.
(S/NF/SK)
According to Remote Viewer 095,
the site consists
of
a complex,
a series of structures surrounded by
level
land
in
a foreign country.
A predominant multi-storied
office
building
is surrounded by a cluster of mobile secondary structures
holding
military weapons that are
"worked on here. ”
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for
the
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presence of small
arms they represent the only type of
weapon
present at the site.
The key function
is related to the
main
central building where administrative staff work
is performed.
"Mechanical
work”
is done
in the smaller adjoining buildings.
From ten to twenty vehicles are brought
in by rail
at
a given
time.
Turn around time
for work completion
is about two weeks.
5.
(S/NF/SK)
Remote Viewer 003
incorrectly perceived the
area
as comprised of closely—spaced group of buildings
of different
heights.
The main structure
is primarily intended for the
gathering of groups
of people
in some form of religious
commonality,
to plan,
discuss,
and
insure
a transition
of
leadership.
6.
(S/NF/SK)
Remote viewer 079 described the site
as
a Soviet
military complex.
The key function
involves
a large object
sweeping an unidentified material
in tubular-shaped containers.
The tubular objects are used
in the conduct of military
exercises.
Some
of the tubular objects were transported
to
Czechoslovakia to assist
in military training exercises.
The
activity appeared somehow related
or associated with the conduct
of chemical
and nuclear warfare.
7.
(S/NF/SK)
There was no apparent correlation among the
viewers
in the results of their efforts.
The results appear
inconclusive.
Enclosure
Branch Chief
SG1J
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