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SUBJECTS
SUN
i REAR Op er at.
:i. on a 1
Rap or t
— 8822
( U
)
<S/IMI“ /bk)
in October
1988,
and again
-from 4-5 January
j 989
intend™V f®'’'*, COnducted • *<*.1
<rf
six
sessions to colieit
inLelixyence information concerning
a facility
of
interest.
Bite
.^portrayed
in
art overhead photograph,
and bordered
in
yellow
Source
0.1.1
described
a large complex
consisting
of
numerous, rectangular structures
of various dimensions
and
oriented
in various directions with respect
to one another.
hese structures were interconnected
both conceptually,
and often
.
: i
-fcjf ally
(see Sketch
at
TAB
B)
.
It reminded
the source
of
a
ron?^ n!!
US
if'
• f
ompl **
that
wa« entirely self-sufficient
and"
;
»ith its own P°wer
®uPPly»
it® own processing
and
msterl s?
11 ®S m
®*?cut ®
al 1
®ta9®«
in production from raw
“ "‘i
1.
Finished tangible end product
(see Sketches
2 and
un 17 m
u--l
,
bo«rc® further described
a
large,
round object
"made
•Lih
• y
l ^91 ®®*
.prismatic,
reflective,
that was hollow but
willi something
inside"
(see Sketch
at
TAB
B)
.
Whon askBd to explore the nature and/or purpose
of
this
nror
r-’
S°ur
r
e rOPCJrtB
^
conceP tB
Production,
fabrication,
*"
~’;L on machining,
and
final
assembly to produce an end
nr r er n?
i"
K®f
* Mr
' tl?®r
. descr 4 bed
t
" ®"d product "
as round and
ju>srallv
cylindrical... in
shape,
though this was
"somewhat.
m^leading,
since
"the outer surface
is composed
of
many 'flat
angles,
much
like
a mosaic."
The object
was
"structural ly
metallic,
with
a
"thin
skin
or outer shell
of
a composite
or
oUter
erotic material"
(see Sketch
5 at
TAB
B)
.
This ob ject was
slowly turning
or spinning
in
a clockwise direction.
The
: geometric panes"
the source described as being
on the exterior
i
,
°
Wer
!
rep °rted
to
b ®
s,nooth
»
glossy,
reflective,
J
'*
“ v *"‘ f V 9
IhB aur + ac&e
were- required
to be flat
and geometric because the material
was not malleable
or
.machinable— "it
must be mosaic-ed
to conform to
a specific'
Shape.
I here was also
a
"flaming blast"
coming from
a nozzle-
like device associated with this object.
3.
(S/NF/BK)
Source .010 originally reported
"a group
of
buildings built
in
an
arc around
a
. central
point.
An
individual
Wab accessed
at this location,
through whom source described
a
possible grouping
of
long,
low grey structures that
had the sense
of
being associated with
"factory"
or
"plant."
Subsequent
sessions produced ..concepts
of ..a
"very tall,
'indented front'
juj
J. ding
that was .then
located
in. relation ..to. a road, hiu'^and—
a .M..%
;-ance away to the northeast—a power plant.
West
of
the
building
was
a
"huge complex
of
buildings,"
which was then
Pf?‘
eiVed '.
The
c “"' : ' le*
reportedly involved
a
"rather
lufgvjnd old-appearing structure"
to the west,
while
"the other
buildings appeared much smaller,
and arranged
in
a tight
pattern ''"---which pattern was disrupted haphazardly by buildings
ur
r anged
in other patterns.
Structures were significantly
longer
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about
two stories tall.
Inside
e
->(na.l. 1 ei
structures was
a
"two—story
hi qh
sing] p
room,
which
had
"work
spaces among stacks
of
materiel
,
as though
V?
'.?,9 ?, arB brOUght
in
«
then
the workers move among
the things to
uo
their
work
(as opposed to an assembly line,
where the
materials are brought to the individual
workplaces)
.
"
....
Source reported no incidence of
"end-products"
per
sp.
here did occur
"machining
and tooling
of
partially
or previously
formed
pieces',
but do not handle the raw materials.
"
Chemicals
arte- involved,
in
"dry,
powdery form,
which source
"found
to be
sticky
so.lids,
similar
to solid rocket propellants,"
but these
were brought
into the site
in
bulk form and used
as part
of
the
production process.
Source further reported
an
object formed
from pieces
of
a
large,
round,
"pipe" -shaped object,
one of
which,
when completed,
seemed
intended
for connection
with some
other object
(Sketch
6 , ..TAB
B)
.
A loading dock
was then
^escribed,
where objects
of
varying sizes were shipped
on
trucks,
oource repur .led. the complex's most
important product
as
a
"small,
shiny,
meta.lJ.ie
'box-frame
like'
unit
(Sketch
7,
TAB
B) "
with
possible circuit boards inside
it.
One
of these circuit boards
had
a
large,
black,
metallic,
"thing"
on one end
(Sketch
,
TAB
D,
the concave surface
of
which
"radiates
a constant signal
which
is fed
to
it from the chips on the board."
This signal
is*
interrupted
in regular time increments,
giving
the impression
of
a digital
signal,."
Source also used the words
"burst"
and
"interrupts"
in referring
to this signal.
4.
vS/NF/SK)
Source 079 described
the site as
a
key industrial
complex,
a research
and development center dedicated
to advanced
weaponry, SHUNT capabilities,
and the assimilation
of
space
modular
systems.
Specific facility
(referred to as
"yellow'
area"-~see
f AB
A)
is
an
"industrial
site"
which specializes
in
;
h,,4.)
fur
conceptual
mathematical
designs,
advanced weaponry with
s>pace applications,
development
of
advanced optics and
laser
systems."
Further information provided by the source involved
^phonetically reported)
" Quasar /Qua 1 ar , «
reportedly some sort
of
laser
system?
"Brunizem"
activity
< IMF 1
>
"brucine,"
[possibly
a
poisonous alkaloid
and
"stoichiometry"
[defined
in dictionary
as dealing with
laws of proportion
and conservation
of energy 3 .
“eCr,,na^d MStiUman "
< NFI)
was mentioned
as knowledgeable
of
t.his.lwD effort.
"DF"
antennas were reported to be related to
f
transmission and receipt
of
information from
a Soviet spare
sate.!.
J.
:j. te*
,
A short distance away,
in another potion
of
the facility
:r*ATS*d
t0 aS
" red area "--see TAB
A)
which
is not directly
connected
with the compound
in question
("yellow area"),
primary,
i'!.. n0
„:
US1 v® e^Phasis
is aimed at R&D efforts
in optics and
..risers.
I hu focusing
and direction
of
light beams was connected
wi th someth i ng
. cal 1 ed the
"
1 man
Ri ng
.
"
Source provi ded
a
^ c>i 1'rt b
L.~ U
(T
^
<^sen Lai. i on
of
this
"Alman
Ring
with
light
dots"
o -.e „ch
. y,
i AB
B)
„
I he results
of
pure research conducted
in
this portion
of
the facility are further explored
in
the
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previous! y described
app
cat i on s .
A
LJS
"Putnam"
has partial
source.,
".industrial"
area to develop practical
mi 1
a. tar y/government official
known as
ac c ess
t o
this
f a c: i 1 i t y ,
accor d i n g
t
o
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