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SUN STREAK
— Annual
Report
1987
(U)
DT
(Dr.
Vorona)
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The mission
of
the SUN STREAK Prototype
Operational
Group
(POG)
remained dedicatedto the app 1 i ca t i on
of
the psychoenergetic process
of
Remote Viewing
(RV)
as
a
Human
Intel 1 i pence
(HU11INT)
collection methodology
to unilaterally,
collect
foreign
intelligence
information
or,
through appropriate
cuing,
provide
a basis
for
a sister discipline
to prompt
a
specific collection effort
on behalf
of
the Department
of
Defen
(DOD)
and other
US
intelligence community agencies when
all
other
systems have
failed.
2.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The
POG
is comprised
of professional
intelligence officers,
a group
of highly se 1 f -di sc i p 1
i
ned
personnel
dedicated
to
the collection
of foreign
intelligence
through
the application
of unique methodology conducted under
strict
controlled conditions.
The attached annual
report
_
reflects
the
scope
of
this extensive
effort
with
its perceived
highlights
of accomplishments
and attendant shortfalls.
(S/SK/WN INTEL)
Efforts
involving
the
penetration
of
inaccessible targets
in
terms
of
persons,
places,
things,
or
events,
were normally successful.
Remote
viewing efforts
^
conducted
to predict
the occurrence
or non-occurrence
of fu^uie
events resulted
in generally erratic
and unreliable
results.
Remote viewing efforts conducted to locate persons
hostages)
or
things
(documents)
based
on
a known
point
of focus
(operations
data)
are
to date,
encouraging but
not conclusive.
Efforts
o
favorably resolve the basic
issues
of
the so-called
search
problem”
are
ongoing.’
Prototype taskers related
to Military
Plans and
Intentions and to Terrorism were
drafted;
their
le mentation remains
to
be scheduled for pursuance
in
a
t ralTtijig
mode during
the coming
year.
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Personnel
are
is
looking forward
to
the new year.
enthusiastic,
morale
is
high,
and
the
greater
sue censes from the challenges
unit
of
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SUN STREAK ANNUAL REPORT
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1987
1.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The nature
and scope
of
the
POG operational
and training activities
are reflected
in
the following
reports:
a.
The Operational
Project
Report
at
TAB
A.
b.
The Utility Assessment Report
at
TAB
B.
c.
The
Viewer Production
Report
at
TAB
C.
d.
The
Personnel
Training Report
at TAB
D.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
Interviewer,
departed the
unit during
the
renortinjar
period.
Incoming personnel
were
To date
two
vacancies authorized by the current
TDA and
i dent i f i ed
as
a GS-
0132
OPT
13,
and that
of
a
US Army CPT,
remain vacant.
The
search
for suitable candidates
to fill
the vacancies
is
ongoing.
3.
( S/SK/WN INTEL)
During
the reporting
period,
procedures
were
established
to cross-train
all
remote viewers
in both modes
of
remote
viewing,
spec i f i ca 1 1 y :
Coordinate Remote Viewing
(CRV);
and,
Extended
Remote Viewing
(ERV).
The required training time
for
a remote viewer
t o become operat ional
was reduced from two
years
to
six
months.
the first candidate
to
be
successfully trained
und er
the
revised training schedule,
is
currently operational.
has completed
Stage
IV of
CRV training.
She
will
have completed Stage
V and Stage
VI
of
her trainin g by mid-February
1988.
In mid-February
1988,
Ms
will
be trained
in
the ERV methodology.
Ms,
an accomplished and experienced Extended Remote
Viewer,
is
in Stage
III
of CRV cross—tr a i n i ng
.
It
is anticipated
that
she
will
complete Stage
IV of
her training
in
late January.
During
the reporting
period,
procedures requiring
the preparation
of post
sess i on—summar i es
and the submission
of sketches
as
conceptual Representations
in support
of] remote viewing activity,
were established.
In
an effort
to
instill
se 1 f —con f i dence
and
se 1 f -d i sc i p 1 i ne
,
experienced remote viewers
were encouraged
to
conduct sessions without
the assistance
or
presence
of
a monitor
or
interviewer.
Thi^ form of
independent
remote viewing known
as
”Solo Remote Viewing",
has proven surprisingly successful
to
date.
The concept
of
’’Solo Remote Viewing"
will
be pursued
during
the coming
year.
The results
of Project
8717
reflect
the
first
operational
effort where solo viewing was used
in about
eight
of
the sixteen
! total
number
of sessions conducted.
The
results
encouraging}
a high degree
of correlation
among
viewers surfaced during the course
of these sessions against the
target.
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An estimated
130 sessions conducted by six
viewers under
a Utility Assessment known
as Project
"P”,
revealed
a near
total
inability to predict future
events.
Except
for
a
few and
isolated,
eye-catching successes
,
there
was
no evidence
of consistency or reliability
in
the results obtained from remote
viewing efforts conducted
in
a predictive
mode.
Remote Viewing
"the future"
does
not appear
to be feasible
or
a marketable
aspect
of
this
program at
this
time.
However,
a
utility,
assessment known
as
Project
N-l
and conducted
to determine
a
remote viewer's ability to determine
the substantial
content
of
a
document stored
at
the
DIAC,
appeared successful.
The ancillary
descriptions
of
the DIAC
as the target storage site prompted
the
levy of
a second
and similar
task
with
the added facet
of
attempting to determine
the
identity and
location
of
the
targe
building where
the document
is
stored.
This activity
is. being
pursued under Project
N-2
.
If successful,
POG may be gaining
meaningful
insight
on how to best resolve
the
issue
of the so
called
"search problem.”
Tenative taskers
were established
in
an
effort
to collect
information related
to enemy Plans and
Intentions
and
to
International
Terrorism
as
intelligence
targets.
The perceived
ideal
tasker
in
such
instances,
reques
s
foreign
intelligence
information about
i ndi vi dual
( s )
suspected.of
a specific
acti vi ty
( ies)
within
a given
time
window(s).
Tasking
specificity ^ ma y be
the key element
in
this effort.
Hopefully
i
will
provide
the point
of focus needed
to determine
an unknown
from known
data.
5.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
A training project
is being established
to
further
test the feasibility and desirability of remote viewers
to remote view
in
a solo mode.
The training
. scenario provides
for remote viewers
to view an event
of historical
and
.
intelligence significance.
In response
to direct
tasking,
each
remote viewer will
be called upon
to unilaterally remote view
a
distinct facet
of
the
target.
Remote viewers
will
then
coordinate the results
of their findings with other team members
in
an effort
to resolve the problems.
Duplicative tasking will
be avoided as
much
as possible.
Where one remote viewer
will
be
tasked
to report
on target personalities,
a second
wi 1 ^
be tasked
against related political
activities,
a third against military
forces,
etc.
activity
etc.
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6.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The scope
of
the POG remote viewing effort
for
1987
is
well
documented.
An effort
to determine
the
results
of
the effort
in
terms of accuracy and timeliness was
accomplished internally.
The
intelligence value and use
of
the
end product remains
to be determined through
the receipt
of
intelligence evaluations
prepared by requirement originators
and
other
intelligence community customers
in response
to tasking.
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TABS
A-D
As stated
above
TAB
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PROJECT
SOURCES
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COMPLETED
EV(%JJAT I ON
8605*
Ongoi ng
N/A
GAO?
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Gngoi ng
M/A
(-3701
1 1
Jun
a
Pend i ng
8702
•
15 Jun
Pend i ng
8 7 O 4
19 Jun
Fendi ng
8 7 U6
18 Jun
Pend i ng
8708
Jun
Pendi ng
8709
25 Aug
Pend i ng
87:1.0
2 O'
Jul
Pending
871 1
y'i
Aug
Pen ding
8712
Sep
N/A
8713
19 Nov 87
Pend i ng
8 7 1 4
Dec
Pend i ng
87 1
Oct
Pend i ng
87 1
22 Nov 87
Pen ding
8717
1 1
Con t inning
87 1
Nov
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s e a r c h
p r q b 1 e m •
Project
"P"
is
a
ut i 1 i ty assessment
designed
to determine
a
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a b i
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p r op en s 1 1 y
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c a p a b i 1 i t iei^
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m i d-June
1987 with
t h
e
c an s e n t
a n d
k n o w 1 ed g e
o -f
t h e
p ar t i c i p a n t s .
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in
b o t h
i n s t an c e s
w as
w e a k
a n d
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Coor d i n a te Remote Viewing
(b)
Extended Remote Viewing
(c)
Object Remote Viewing
(d)
Abstract Referents Discrimination
of
Binary Alternatives
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the Training
P r g s i s
attached
as
1AB
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for
a complete
explanation
of
each technique.
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