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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002100340002-0 S EC R E T NOFORN STIPPLED SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED 3. (S/NF/STD) There were many variables in this operational environment that affected my performance. However, I feel that I learned from every one. I finished my CRV training prior to the operation. This training was held daily, with a monitor (my trainer , ina ~ SG1d dimly lit room with no interruptions. n Key West, we had to work wherever we could with many interruptions. I learned that I did not need such isolated and protected conditions as at Ft. Meade in order to work (it would have been optimal), but it did affect performance. I had to “peel myself off the ceiling” when a phone rang loudly in the middle of a sessions; my concentration shifted when people walked in and around the room while I was viewing; I managed to work with the lights on and noise, but had problems when other people in the room talked to me about other topics while I was viewing. Being used to monitored sessions, I worked some of my first solo sessions during this operation and tried new techniques that worked for me, to get the information flowing easier. I learned a lot from this operation and feel that it was definitely a good experience. 4. (S/NF/STD) This operational concept should definitely ‘be pursued in the future. If JTF-4 has a time period of heavy activity and they need an immediate response on tasking, another team of viewers should be sent down. By working that closely with the customer, we are better able to see what their requirements are and how we can best meet their needs. However, the average number of projects a day per viewer should be considered when planning a future Operation. If there is a high level of activity, more than three viewers may have to be sent in order to prevent burnout and still fulfill mission requirements. In the meantime, we could be working on some of their long-term projects here, describing fixed targets, training to SGIA improve on search, and other tasking. 5. (S/NF/STD) Overall, I feel Operation BBE was very worthwhile, a learning experience for all, and a success. We would have loved to make a major bust while we were down there, but that could still happen. We did make it evident that this phenomenon has military application and that we can provide intelligence information towards the counternarcotics effort. SG1J Project Officer S EC R E T NOFORN STIPPLED SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED Approved For Retease 2008/0808T ClAdkBP9600%689R002100340002-0
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002100350001 -0 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum PaTFt 19 January 1988 REPLY TO ATTH OF! D T —_ S SUBJECT: SUN STREAK - Annual Report 1987 (U) TO: DT (Dr. Vorona) 1. (S/SK/WNINTEL) The mission of the SUN STREAK Prototype Operational Group (POG) remained dedicated to the application of the psychoenergetic process of Remote Viewing (RV) as a Human Intelligence (HUMINT) collection methodology ta 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 Defense (DOD) and other US intelligence conmunity agencies when all other systems have failed. 2. (S/SK/WNINTEL) The POG is comprised of professional intelligence officers, a group of highly self—-disciplined 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. 3. (S/SK/WNINTEL) 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 future 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 (operational data) are to date, encouraging but not conclusive. Efforts to 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 implementation remains to be scheduled for pursuance ina training mode during the coming year. WARNING NOTICE: SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED CLASSIFIED BY: DIA/DT DECLASSIFY BY: OADR Approved For Release 2000/08/08.: CIA-RDP96-00789R002100350084- eee i 5010-114 re 7 Ne? b Wine OU
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DT-S
SUN STREAK
- Annual
Report
1987
(U)
DT
(Dr.
Vorona)
1.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The mission
of
the
SUN STREAK Prototype
Operational
Group
(POG)
remained dedicated
to
the application
of
the
psyc hoene r ge t i c process
of
Remote Viewing
(RV)
as
a Human
Intelligence
(HUMINT)
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 Defense
(DOD)
and other
US
intelligence community agencies
when
all
other
systems
have
failed.
2.
< S/SK/WNINTEL)
The
POG
is comprised of professional
i
intelligence officers,
a group
of highly self-disciplined
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.
3.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
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 future
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
(operational
data)
are
to date,
encouraging
but
not conclusive.
Efforts
to
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
i mp 1 emen t. at i on
remains
to
be scheduled
for pursuance
in
a
training
mode
during
the coming
year.
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1.
( S/SK/WN INTEL )
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.
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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 target
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,
requests
foreign
intelligence
information about
i ndi vi dual (s )
suspected of
a specific
ac^ i vi ty
( i es )
within
a given time window(s).
Tasking
specificity may be the key element
in this
effort.
Hopefully
it
wi 1 1
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 personal i t i es
,
a second
will
be tasked
against related political
activities,
a third against military
forces,
etc.
activity etc.
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1986
MEASURING REMOTE ACTION INFLUENCE ON THE
VERTICAL COMPONENT OF DUNAUELLA VELOCITY
By:
EDWIN
C. MAY
BEVERLY
S. HUMPHREY
SRI
International
C. M. PLEASS
University of Delaware
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for:
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J. McNELIS, DSW
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December
1986
Covering
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October
1985
to 30 September
1986
MEASURING REMOTE ACTION INFLUENCE ON THE
VERTICAL COMPONENT OF DUNAUELLA VELOCITY
By:
EDWIN
C. MAY
BEVERLY
S. HUMPHREY
SRI
International
C. M. PLEASS
University
of Delaware
Prepared
for:
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J. McNELIS, DSW
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ABSTRACT
The College of Marine Studies, Marine Biology Laboratory, of the University of
Delaware has been conducting experiments with Dunaliella
for a number of years.
The
researchers there claim that individuals are able to change the velocity of single algae
cells
significantly.
SRI International has formulated a different hypothesis to explain their putative
effect,
i.e., individuals initiate experimental runs at a time during which the algae
will naturally
swim at the required velocity.
The ability of the individual to initiate data collection at the
opportune moment
is called Intuitive Data Sorting (IDS).
This report contains a historical
overview of the effort at the University Delaware and a detailed outline of a proposed test of
the IDS model.
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FINAL REPORT FOR 1985-1986 ON PSILINE DATA BASE
Rhea A. White
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