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WASHINGTON DC 20301
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STATEMENT OF CONSENT
DIA
SUN STREAK PROJECT PARTICIPANT
Date
:
1.
(S/SK)
assignment
to
I
that
the DIA SUN
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voluntarily
acceDt
^IREAK project
(DSSP)
and
fully
understand
psychoener/etL
research
I
s
experimental
program
that
applies
the
mission
ofthe
n«r
'
i ntel l».8enee
activities.
Specifically,
through
the
use
of
collect
intelligence
information
the
process
bv
which ^
nenergetic
technology.
Psychoenergetics
is
V
whlch
an
individual
perceives
coDmuinir^Pc
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, personnel
will
be
accomplished
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are .Seemed
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or
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me.
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project
security
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be
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c.
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consideration
requirements
the
DSSP,
the
primary
mission
and
operational
Upon
my
assignment
to
will
be
the
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uueracionaj
career
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above
on my career
t0
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tbe
8dver6e
d.
(S/SK).
I
understand
that
there
is
no
demonstrated
ricL
permanent
or
temporary
injury
(including physical,
psychological
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002100280003-6 SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED SECRET/NOFORN/SS-2 DIA/DT ; SUN STREAK -- PSYCHOENERGETICS DEVELOPMENT (S/NF/SS~-2) FY 1989 SAP REPORT o (U) Resource Summary: R1/P1 Prior Appropriation Line # Years FY1989 FY1990 FY1991 FY1992 FY1993  FY1994 RDT&E - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Proc - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O&M - 1,351 563 534 564 594 627 649 MILCON - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o (U) Estimated total program cost: Not Applicable o (S/NF/SS-2) Program description: Purpose of SUN STREAK is to develop an operational psychoenergetics (i.e., remote viewing) capability for the Intelligence Community and to determine remote viewing threat potential.It is an in-house activity consisting of 10 billets (5 mil, 5 civ). o (S/NF/SS-2) Program accomplishments: During prior years, SUN STREAK personnel were selected, training was initiated, and some operational projects were pursued. During FY88 and FY89, oroven training techniques were continued, skills were improved, and additional operational projects were performed. WARNING NOTICE: THIS MATERIAL IS RESTRICTED TO THOSE WITH VERIFIED ACCESS TO SUN STREAK LEVEL 2 (SS-2) SECRET/NOFORN/SS-~2 PHRbAEIERS B® nd Approved For Releas ] . © RbP96-00789R002100280003-6
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pnc/or
damage
to
p
rticipants'
reputation)
to
project
personnel
beyond
rip’ks
wh:ch
they
would
ordinarily
be
exposed
in
their
dally
lives..
Howe
or,
I
understand
further
that
potential
for
injury
DSSi
elated
activities
cannot
be
conclusively
ruled
/
temporarily
choose
not
to
partiepate
in
the
imes,
or
permanently
discontinue
participation
ffect.
Termination
or
temporary
declination
notifying
the
Commander,
POG,
DSSP
or
his
i ve
.
fS/SK)
As
>u
icipant
in
DSSP,
and
IAW
DoD
5240. 1-R,
I
consent M
video
.
;
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audio
recording,
monitoring
and
transcribing
of
all
t:j. a filing
.
"
operational
interviews
in
which
I
am
in
any
way
Inrol it i
as.
part
•,
'he
DSSP
mission.
I
understand
that
these
recov.-l
v
• -ys
are
s’bjtv
:
to
being
monitored
and/or
transcribed
by
tiute
; nof
Twige
involved
in operations
or
training.
3,
(C/NOFORN)
ho
c.y
acknowledge
receiving
separate
counseling
cor.":erring
my
as vljo.c -nt
to
DSSP.
Fundamental
training
and
ope £ a -ioflt.nl
procedures
' and
their
purposes,
as
well
as
any
attendant
discomforts,
risk-,
and benefits have been explained
to me.
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Napii,
Rank /Grade
Name
,
Rank/Grade
SocTi F* S e r u r i ty
Numh e
r
Social Security Number
DATA REQUIRED
BY
THE PRIVACY ACT OF 1974
(5 U.S.C.
552a)
1.
Authority:
Title
10,
U.S.C.
Section
8012;
Title
44,
U.S.C.
,
Section
3101
and
3G
9397.
2.
Principal
Purpose:
To
maintain
a
record
of
those
individuals
who
have
executed
statements
of
informed consent
as
participants
in
DSSP
.
*
*
3.
Routine
Uses:
The
Social
Security
Number
is
to
be
used
to
Identify
the
imiiv !.du*‘>
,
md
the
information
is
to
be
retained
.strictly 'within
tb
progee •«.
h,
fjan.Uitory
or
Vu iun.t -:ry
Disclosure:
Information
is
disclosed
on
i
yol^nt *ry
basis,
but
withholding
information
will
render
it
impossl%le
4,0
grant
u
'odhidual
access
to
or
participation
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002100280003-6 SECRET/NOFORN/SS-2 o (S/NF/SS-2) Basis for Budget Request: To continue development of psychoenergetics to the point where the phenomena can be incorporated into the Intelligence Community as a new collection tool. o (S/NF/SS-2) JUSTIFICATION: Project SUN STREAK must be continued as a special access program (SAP) in order to insure that identity of project personnel and that data from operational projects be given maximum possible security protection o (S/NF/SS-2) Major Milestones: (1) GDIP billets for this activity were authorized in 1985; (2)SAP approval and human use approval were received in 1985; (3) limited operational capability was achieved in 1987 and 19883 (4) additional operational capability was accomplished in FY1989. o (U) Major Contractors: Not Applicable o (U) Delivery Schedule: Not Applicable o (U) Production Facilities: Not Applicable Action Office: DIA/DT-5A4 eee SG1J SG1A Phone: SECRET/NOFORN/SS-2 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002100280003-6
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SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED
SECRET/N0F0RN/SS-2
DIA/DT
SUN STREAK — PSYCHOENERGETICS DEVELOPMENT
(S/NF/SS-2)
FY 1989 SAP REPORT
o
(U)
Resource
Summary:
Appropri ati on
Rl /Pi
Line
#
Pri or
Years
FY1989
FY1990
FY1991
FY1992
FY1993
FY1994
RDT&E
-
Proc
-
O&M
-
1,351
563
534
564
594
627
649
MILCON
-
o
(U)
Estimated
total
program
cost:
Not
Appl i cable
o
(S/NF/SS-2)
Program description
:
Purpose
of SUN STREAK
is
to develop an
operational
psychoenergetics
(i.e.,
remote
viewing)
capability for the
Intelligence Community and
to
determine
remote
viewing threat
potential.lt
is
an
in-house activity consisting
of 10 billets
(5
mil
,
ci v)
o
(S/NF/SS-2)
Program accomplishments
:
During
prior years,
SUN STREAK personnel
were
selected,
training was
initiated,
and
some operational
projects were
pursued.
During
FY88 and
FY89,
proven
training techniques were continued,
skills were improved,
and additional
operational
projects were
performed.
WARNING NOTICE:
THIS MATERIAL
IS RESTRICTED TO THOSE WITH VERIFIED ACCESS
—
TO SUN STREAK LEVEL
(SS-2)
SECRET/NOFORN/SS-2
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collection
tool
.
„
(S/NF/SS-2)
JUSTIFICATION:
Project SUN STREAK
(SAP)
in order
to
insure that identity of project
personnel
projects
be
given maximum possible security protection
(S/NF/SS-2)
Major Nllestones :
0 )UDIP MVlets for this
was acLpUsNeU
In
FVTSS9.
o
(U)
Major Contractors
:
Not Applicable
o
(u)
Delivery Schedule
:
Not Applicable
o
(u)
Production
Facilities
:
Not Applicable
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select CANNOT BE DETERMINED.
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components
of
the target
site.
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is being described,
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rail
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missiles,
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aspect
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