PROJECT SUM STREAK
(U)
ERV SESS I ON PROCEDURES REPORT
WARNING NOTICES
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
INVOLVED
CONTROL NUMBER!
8701
DATE OF SESSION:
12 Jan 87
REFERENCES!
SPR-001-S7
,
dated
9 Jan
87,
SAB
DATE OF REPORTS
20 Jan
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED!
ERV/CRV
NICKNAME!
TARGET COUNTRY!
UNKNOWN
SESSION NUMBERS
M I SS I ON STATUS s
C 1 osed
SOURCE
IDENTIFIER:
101
I
„
( s/NF/SK
)
TASKING!
Prior
to the session,
the
Interviewer
was again
instructed
to concentrate on the planned
(future)
use of
this site to determine
its true purpose-
Prior
to actually
beginning
the session,
Source was provided
a shor t
bi ief
bac k
on
the major gestalts He had already provided
and
told
He was
to
return
to this
area-
During the session Source was provided the
saine
enc r yp t ed
c oa r d i n at es
as
p revious 1 y
p r av i d ed
i n
k eep i n g
with
the Extended Remote Viewing
(ERV)
protocols-
Source was
pi' ovided
no other descriptive data pertaining
to this site except
that noted
above.
2-
( S/NF/SK
)
SESSION!
During this session there were no
reportable
incidents
or
unusual
occurrences which may have affected
the results
of
this data-
Following the actual
formal
session,
Source was directed
to utilize Coordinate Remote Viewing Stage
V!
protocols during
the post-session
interview on those
key facilities
reported upon
the actual
ERV session.
3-
(
S/NF/SK
)
SUMMARY:
a-
(
S/NF/SK
)
Source had no
apparent, problem
in re-acquiring
the proper site
and
at the direction
of
the
Interviewer
,
conducted
a sh or t
"tour"
of
t h e
s i t e
t o
f i x
t h e
p r e v i o u is 1 y
r ep or t e d
i t ems
i n
his mind
and
to
locate any new facilities
or
impressions-
I his
technique was apparently successful
since Source soon began
reporting
on the presence
of
what appeared
to be
an
airf .ield
with,
"sleek,
metallic objects parked
on
it".
Additionally,
hiour ce
received
a strong
impression
of
"bunker-like"
structures located
near
this runway
or
airstrip.
Source also reported
that
His
current
impressions
of
the site were different
that previous
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sessions
in
that
the site appeared
to Him to be,
"much
larger
than
previously thought",
with many more buildings and structures than
He had
or i g i rial 1 y per cei ved
b.
(
S/NF/SK
)
One
of
the new buildings that Source perceived
during this session was described initially
as,
"an
igloo".
When
specifically queried about this
"igloo"
Source reported
that this
structure was,
"located near
the runway,
hardened,
maybe dirt /grass
covered,
lighted
inside"
and possibly used
for
"storage".
Source
was unable to positively identify any items being stored
in these
st r uc t ur es .
01 h er
ar ea s
i d en t i f i ed
inc 1 ud ed
a
g en er a
administrative type building similar structures
of
rather generic
meaning.
Source did,
however,
begin
to
focus on
a specific
building which
He described
as,
"big,
solid"
with
a relationship to
a military type
of
command
or operations center.
e.
(
S/NF/SK
)
A closer examination
of
this building
by
Source provided additional
data pertaining
to this building
including
such
items
as,
"the rooms are
large and the floors
(between)
stories are connected by ramps.
(There are)
several
functions going
on here
(including)
G4
(type activity),
weather,
logistics and supply,
command and control,
a
"lot"
of
advisors,
and
a communications
"liaison"
area".
The people here are senior
in
rank
with
a,
"lot
of
braid
on
their uniforms".
d.
(
S.NF/SK
)
As
in previous sessions,
Source was
"moved
forward
in time"
to a point
when the site was fully operational
and
directed
to report
on his perceptions at that future time.
in
this
future period,
Source reported
that the bunker
(igloo)
stf uctur
^
wh i c h
h e
pe r c e i ved
as
st or a g e
f ac i
.!. i t i es
n o w
co nta i n ed
sume thing
These items were described
as,
"metallic,
modular
,
(like)
a
bookcase laid
down
on
its side"
An accompanying sketch,
prepared
in
the post-session
interview,
revealed
an
object, resembling
a
rectangular,
open
grid object resembling
a support
pylon.
(J Liter
items
in
the
bunker”
i n c
.1. uded
dark,
metallic objects which,
in
the
post-session sketch appeared
to resemble
loose ammunition rounds.
No other definitive data pertaining
to this structure
or
its
c o n t e n t s
cou 1 d
b e
d i scern e cl
e»
(
S/NF/SK
)
In previous sessions,
Source had described
the
presence
of
tall
,
cylindrical
objects at this site.
Upon
r e~
targeting
of
the site during this session.
Source descr ibed these
objects
(in the future),
as being,
"elevated,
sitting
on
top
of
something
(at
an)
angle
of
about 80 degrees
to the ground.
Words
r e 1 at i n g
t o
t hese
c y 1 in d r i c a 1
ob j ec t s
i nc 1 ud ed ;
"trac k i n g
,
h om i n g
,
listening,
detecting,
circumnavigating
(an
important concept),
shuttling,
choking
(as
in
the choke
of
a car),
and
the presence
of
"wires".
Each
of
the cylinders
is perceived
to
be independent
of
the others but
"enhanced
by the others".
The entire compound and
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