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MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENTIFIC AND
TECHNICAL
INTELLIGENCE
SUBJECT:
SUN STREAK Operational
Report
- PROJECT
N-l
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1.
(S/NF/SK)
During the period of
August
1987
to
September
1987
inclusively,
four remote viewers conducted eleven
(11)
sessions
to determine their ability to identify the
substantial
content
of
a document.
As
an ancillary mission,
the
remote viewers were tasked to provide sufficient descriptive data
ol
manmade and natural
geographical
features
that
would allow for
an analytical
determination
to be made
of
the exact
location
of
e target
site.
In this
instance,
the document
was stored
in
a
container
located
in
a cubicle
in
the area known
as DT-5
of the
Defense
Intelligence Analysis Center
(DIAC)
.
a.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer 003 described the target site
as
a
large,
flat-sided building with
a predominance
of structures that
were square,
rectangular,
and brownish-green
in appearance.
The
structure was perceived as
a government building with established
visitor control
points.
Viewer
003
stated,
"The setting reminds
one
of
the
DIAC.
The cover
of
the target document had
a red
background,
odd shaped yellow and black
lettering,
and
a border,
ine document date was perceived as being
17 February
1987.
The
word
’’organisation” appeared
in
the title;
and,
the
letters
”L,
i,
N,
E,
seemed identifiable.
A listing of numbers
in
rows
with
codes reminiscent
of
a series
of BE numbers,
was associated with
the content.
The subject matter dealt
al ternat i ngly with arms
control,
technical
aspects
of weaponry,
engineering constraints,
design capabilities and strategic considerations.
Appendices and
tabs were part
of the document.
The first section
of
the
document provided guidance,
outlined responsibilities and
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emphasized
the need for safeguarding the
information contained
therein.
Access
was granted to select groups
of personnel
having
divergent occupational
(professional)
responsibilities.
The
document
was
a synthesis
of data compiled from various outside
sources.
It
identified organizational
tasks,
’’like
an
OB
(Order
of Battle)
list,” and outlined assets,
quantities,
limits
and
purposes.
The document
was arranged
in about five groupings
based on
’’type” starting
’’with the
least capable” and ending with
’’the most capable. ”
The concept of weaponry seemed
to be
a
dominant theme
in
the document.
The related use
of
large
vehicles was also substantially associated with the document.
Viewer
003 's post-session summaries
are
at
TAB
A.
Viewer
003 's
conceptual
drawings
of
the target site are
at
TAB
B.
b.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
Oil
described the target site
as being
located on
the upper
level,
second or third floor,
of
an office
area characterized by the presence
of
"cubicles,
desks,
work
areas ”
in
a building
"like Building
213
(located
at
the
US Navy
Yard)
or
the
DIAC. ”
The cover
of
the document
was reddish-brown
with
a black border.
Substantial ly ,
the document dealt with
symbols associated with mathematical
concepts and formulas along
with listings related to strategic arms
and
targets.
It
had the
conceptual
flavor
of
a computer printout.
The document
was
viewed
as controversial
in that
it caused misunderstanding
between
the scientific elements and the political
elements
of
an
organization.
There appeared to be two distinct
parts
to the
document.
The first portion
was theoretical
in nature
while
the
second part provided mathematical
justification
in support
of
the
theory.
Basically,
the document dealt with
a material
designed
to trap energy.
The concepts
of
a crystal
structure,
use
of
frequencies,
perceptions
of vibrations and scattering
all
appeared germane
to the basic
tenor
of
the
document.
There was
evidence
of
a surface material
bonded by
a crystal
structure
acting
in the manner
of
a two-way mirror used to absorb and
scatter energy
(throughout the material)
through the
use
of
"rod-
like inclusions.”
A gray,
smooth,
shiny,
long,
round,
metallic,
cylindrical
object
is functionally associated with
the theory
espoused by the document.
Viewer
Oil
r s post—session summaries
are at TAB
C.
Viewer Oil's conceptual
drawings
of
the target
site and document content are at TAB
D.
c.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
018 described the target site
as
a
large,
”walled-in”,
building resembling
an
art gallery replete
with drawings and pictures
on
a
wall.
Well—dressed persons were
observed milling about;
and furniture
was
located
in
the middle
of the
room.
The notion that
the document
was directly related
to biological
warfare persisted throughout both sessions
conducted by 018.
The document
had
a maroon cover and
it
was
dated
April
of an undetermined year.
The document
was
substant i al 1 y related
to the effects
of
a high altitude burst
of
defoliants sent aloft by a missile.
Imagery of wilted
vegetation,
the presence
of
a black,
microscopic crystal
(formed)
material
that
was greasy to the touch,
seemed persistently
associated with the concept
of
a biological
warfare scenario.
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Incongruously,
within
this somewhat dismal
scenario,
the presence
of pastoral
green
fields,
rolling hills and brooks seemed
conceptually and substantial ly associated with the
document.
Viewer 018's post-session summaries are
at TAB
E.
d.
(S/NF/SK)
Viewer
079 described the target
site
as
a
dark,
glassy,
curvy,
modern—appear i ng structure
located
in
a
setting
of
low rolling hills amid
interspersed fences and parking
areas.
The reception area within the building had
long hallways,
high ceilings,
and displayed historical,
representational
paintings executed against
a predominantly blue-colored
background.
The document was maintained
in
a second area
characterized by much
lower ceilings.
Work
of
a scientific
nature was conducted
in this second area,
the actual
target
site.
The document
was kept hidden
(stored)
in
"a regular place
- as
if
someone could forget
(overlook
the
fact)
it
was
there. ”
It
was
sealed with
a special
gold seal.
The document
was brown and
black
in appearance
and
it
was dated
”1982.**
Substant i al 1 y the
document dealt with such concepts
as
energy,
phases
of
implementation,
and the notion
of suspense dates and required
responses.
Small
circles and black print were noted
on
the
cover.
Efforts
to identify the document by
its title resulted
in
the surfacing of
the following
letters:
A.
R.
M.
T
S.
H.
The classification was perceived
as,
"S.N.F.
- Code Word.”
Letters related to the Code Word appeared
as being
"S.
H.
0.
P.
P
R.
E.
. ”
In
a second and subsequent session,
Viewer
079
described the essence
of the document
as being directly related
to the capture and storage
of
"light and energy”
in
"very small
cubes”
(crystals).
Two principles appeared
to
be
involved,
the
first was described as
an
"eye
to eye principle” and that
of
transparency with
a
"reversing”
effect.
{Note
- Viewer
insisted
on the use
of
the word
"reversing”
as opposed to
"reflecting”}.
Viewer 079 's post-session summaries are
at TAB
F.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
All
four viewers appeared
to quickly
and readily access the DIAC
as the target site
where
the document
was stored.
It seemed as
if the viewers benefitted from an
experiential
factor that seemed to facilitate this
access.
Suggest target storage sites other
than
the DIAC
be considered
in subsequent projects
of this nature.
SGI J
6 ENCLOSURES
TAB A
- SUMMARY-003
TAB
B
- DRAWINGS-003
TAB
C
- SUMMARY-011
TAB
D
- DRAWINGS-0 1
TAB
E
- SUMMARY-018
TAB
F
- SUMMARY-079
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