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was flat
brown,
rocky
land
with
a wide,
dark
road
or
a:i. r s:b£-tT5'on
it.,
There were hills
in
the
distance..
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the
southern
side
of
the
r e«jt.d / a tf” strip ~t$§ a
witte^_sl
,»^l 1 ow body
of
water
of
uniform
depth.
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the edge
of
the body
of
water
was
a
wh i t e
,
b 1 o c k y
w a 1 1
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po n d > >
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t In e
o t h er
si de
of
the road/ai rstrip were several
structures one
of
which
is
metal
,
and others which were
linked
together,,
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one end
of
the
i- o a d / a i r s t r i p
w a s
a
t h i
i"i g
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1'i a t
p o i n t e d
u p
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d e g r e e
a n g 1 e
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w i" t h
t h e
t h i n g s
w as
t h e
c o n c e p t
o f
' so f t
energy
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;
also associated
with
the thing
was
a pipe filled
with
energy and
the
idea
of
up,
up,
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a
man
(described -ifi-^revious; session)
in
his -mid-f orti e*S who wore white coveralls.
He had
some sort
of
special
status,,
He wasLvery sure
of
hi rn self
almost
cocky,,
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t oo k
siome t h i n g
t h i n
a n d
r e c t a n g u 1 a r
sh a p e d
,
1 i k e
a
sma 1 1
p an e 1
( AOLju— huttl e tile) ,-awray- i™the
site,,
in
leaving
he had
to
sign
out anDa
chec-it—out
list.,
Tlis name sounded phonet icai
J. y
like
e i t h er
f3eor g e
,,
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DATE OF SESSIONS
5 JUL 88
STARTs
13 IS
METHODOLOGY s
SOLO
SESSION NUMBERS
DATE
OF REPORTS
ENDS
1430
V I EWER
I DENT I F I ER
s
JUL 88
095
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t h e
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on
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27 Jun
88.
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ACC
2.
(S/NF/SK)
VIEWER
TASKING!:
Based
on results
sessi on
,
re access the
"road,
runway"
and
obsei
v'e
the nature
of
the activity and
the person (s!
invol
of
a previous
and report
on
ved
„
3.,
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS s
No
Inclemencies noted.
I he likelihood
o-f
a military related document appeared
to be creeping
in
as
an
assumption..
Noted
the repeated perception
of
something/someone
gone awry was reported
on
two separate occasions.
it.
will
b r ouq ht
t a
O95
' s
a 1 1 en t i on
t h at
t he
c on c ep t
o -f
"road / a i r st r i p
should have? could have been
the subject
of
Stage
II
inquiries.
( S / IMF / SK )
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Viewer v099 Session
Date:
28 June
Time:
1230
-
1318
Report
Summary:
Site consists
of
a
water
body,
coastline,
low,
rocky
hills and structures;
it
is arid
there.
A dome-like structure
(AOL
- ship’s
radome)
is collocated with one
of
the structures.
The
event
involves
an
"attack” against
a point
target.
Energy
waves
(AOL
- radio-guidance,
laser target
illumination,
SIGINT
intercept,
etc.)
are employed
to assist what appears
to be
an
object which comes
in
low,
but
is
"dropped” from
a great height
by an aircraft
(AOL
— Libyan bombing raid).
The object appears
to be
a missile.
There
are people
at
the
target
(AOL
- ship).
Damage
is
extensive.
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t h e
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t h e
ac t i v i t
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Journal of Genetic Psychology
57.
Journal of Mind and Behavior
58.
Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases
59.
Journal of Personality
60.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
61.
Journal of Research
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Journal of Scientific Exploration
63.
Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis
64.
Journal of the London Mathematical Society
65.
Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great
Britain and Ireland
66.
Metapsichica
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Mind-Brain Bulletin
68.
Motivation and Emotion
69.
Nature
70.
Naturwissenschaftliche Rundschau
71.
New Horizons
72.
New Scientist
73.
New Sense bulletin
74.
Newsletter of the Parapsychology Foundation
75.
Parapsychology Bulletin
76.
Parapsychology Abstracts International
77.
Parapsychology Review
78.
Perceptual and Motor Skills
79.
Philosophy of Science
80.
Physiology and Behavior
81.
Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research
82.
Psychedelic Review
83.
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to the Source but
to the newly assigned Interviewer.
This inexperience in the arena of RV could have been influential
in not
acquiring sufficient descriptive data
to adequate describe the site and
its
activities.
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INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
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PROJECT NUMBERS
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DATE OF SESSIONS
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SG1A Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001900250002-3 @eieis/NOFORN - SKEET CHANNELS ONLY PROJECT SUN STREAK (U) ERV SESSION PROCEDURE REPORT WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED CONTROL NUMBER: NICKNAME: Other '"'A™ DATE OF SESSION: 2-6 Jun 86 TARGET COUNTRY: eat ise REFERENCES: None SESSION NUMBER: se a of DATE OF REPORT: 31 Jul 86 MISSION STATUS: Initial/complete TECHNIQUE UTILIZED: ERV SOURCE IDENTIFIER: 101 1. ¢ ) TASKING: Initially the interviewer was provided a 3x5 card on which the following tasking was typed: ures and purpose of the structures at (coordinate) In the two gubsequent sessions the interviewer was provided further verbal tasking and directions,,i.e., " site is accurate but focus attention on tunnel and rocket device,"‘additional emphasis on purpose of rocket device and relation to site." Throughout sessions the intermrewer was never told the exact nature of the site, its key facilities nor its mission. In the initial session, the Source: was simply given the coordinates of the site, (encrypted to preclude inadvertent geographic cueing as per Extended Remote Viewing(ERV) protocols). In subsequent sessions, Source was again provided the coordinates and a general synopsis of previously reported data. No additional specific tasking emphasis or intentional cueing was provided to Source. 2. ¢ ) SESSION: During the initial session, Source took a "joyride" to an unspecified site whose descriptive data did not coincide with the known data on the site. Source was retargetied, (coordinates repeated) and successfully acquired the site. In subsequent sessions Source was encourage to initially take a "joy ride" to a site of his choosing, (later to be designated "Sanctuary") and from that site, at the direction of the interviewer, he was to move to the target. This technique appeared to eliminate inadvertent reporting on non-related targets and was enjoyable to the Source, therefore, the use of "§anctuary" targetting will continue on a trial basis to dtermine tts affect on the Source's success rate. t | B.C ) SUMMARY: The following is comilation of the raw and unevaluated data provided by Source during the total of three sessions conducted on this target. a. ¢ ) A fenced complex of buildings and facilities with.a feeling of military involvement. There are numerous. scientists and technicians working at the site. Some areas of the site are above ground, (buililings and related facilities), while other areas are under gournd or at least partially under- ground. Mnay of the buildings appear to be abandoned completely including one building (mext to a railroad track) which may have once been a depot. This building appravédiPoPRetsdge 200DPrI /¢ 8" RCM RDPIEWUTBIROH SdE25000zBt Of
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PROJECT SUN STREAK
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ERV SESSION PROCEDURE REPORT
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CONTROL NUMBER:
NICKNAME:
Other
"A"
DATE OF SESSION:
2-6 Jun 86
TARGET COUNTRY:
Unknown,
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REFERENCES:
None
SESSION NUMBER:
01,
02,
DATE OF REPORT:
31 Jul 86
MISSION STATUS:
Initial/complete
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED:
ERV
SOURCE IDENTIFIER:
101
1.
(
)
TASKING:
Initially the interviewer was provided
a 3x5 card
on which the following tasking was
typed:!
"Identify
the main
sihanp
features
and
purpose of
the structures at
(coordinate)
|
In the
two Subsequent sessions
the interviewer was provided further verbal tasking
and directions,^ i.e.
,
" site
is accurate but focus attention on tunnel and
rocket device, '"'additional emphasis on purpose of rocket device and relation
to
site."
Throughout sessions
the interiroewer was never told
the exact nature
of
the
site,
its key facilities nor
its mission.
In the initial
session,
the
Source' was simply given the coordinates
of
the site,
(encrypted
to preclude
inadvertent geographic cueing as per Extended Remote Viewing(ERV)
protocols).
In subsequent
sessions,
Source was again provided
the coordinates
and a general
synopsis
of previously reported data.
No additional specific tasking emphasis or
intentional cueing was
provided
to Source.
2.
(
)
SESSION:
During the initial session,
Source took a "joyride"
to an unspecified site whose descriptive data did not coincide with the known
data on the site.
Source was retargeted, (coordinates repeated)
and
successfully acquired the site.
In subsequent sessions Source was encourage
to initially take
a "joy ride"
to a site of his choosing,
(later
to be designated
’’Sanctuary")
and from that
site,
at
the direction of
the interviewer, he was
to move
to the target.
This technique appeared
to eliminate inadvertent
reporting on non-related
targets and was enjoyable
to the Source,
therefore,
the use of "Sanctuary" targeting will continue on a trial basis
to dtermine
its affect on
the Source's success
rate.
P
3.
(
)
SUMMARY:
The following
is com^lation of
the raw and unevaluated
data provided by Source during the total of
three sessions conducted on this
target
.
a.
(
)
A fenced complex of buildings and facilities with a feeling
of military involvement.
There are numerous scientists and technicians working
at
the site.
Some areas of
the site are above ground,
(buildings and related
facilities)
, while other areas
are underlg'ournd or at
least partially under-
ground.
Mnay of
the buildings appear
to be abandoned completely including one
building
(next
to
a railroad track)
which may have once been
a depot.
This
building
of
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session,
the
monitor
'convinced
himself'
that
the
site
'must
be'
an
electromagnetic
propulsion/railgun
research
facility.
The
monitor
made
no
conscious
attempt
to
reject
this
idea
.
Consequent ly
,
the
remainder
of
the
session
should
be
considered
as
having
been
•steered'
toward
evidencing
this
objectively
insupportable
foregone
conclusion.
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-
Monitor
entered
the
session
with
a
100%.
(consciously)
objective
outlook.
Began
with
a
Stage
matrix.
Source
was
directed
to
combine
two
related
sketchs
f r°n
Session
#1,
to
draw
a
circle,
(an
artificial
barrier),
around
this
new
sketch,
and
then
to
perceive
'information
out.
. When
Bource
perceived
a
'multichannel'
output
point
on
the
circle,
he
w
instructed
to
draw
another
circle,
representing
hims
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to
connect
it
to
the
'info
out'
point
essentially
p-1-u.ggH ng
i-nto
the
information.'
He
then
proceeded
to
objectify
the
data
he
perceived
to
be
associated with
each
discrete
channel.
Ultimately,
the
most
useful
Stage
tool
employed
to
capture
the
session's
objective,
(namely,
to
determine
the
type
of
testing
performed
at
the
site),
was. simply
to
describe
the
'down
range'
target
prior
to
and
after
its
use.
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