SUN STREAK, SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT, PROJECT 8711, SESSION 2, VIEWER 018, CRV, TARGET IRAN

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• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R000200020012-5
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• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 25, 1998
• Sequence Number: 12
• Publication Date: July 23, 1987
• Content Type: REPORT

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PROJECT SUN STREAK (U)
WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
Session Procedures Report (S/NF/SK)
PROJECT NUMBER:
8711
SESSION NUMBER:
2
DATE OF SESSION:
REFERENCE:
23 JULY 87
TARGET COUNTRY:
MISSION STATUS:
IRAN
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED: CRV
SOURCE IDENTIFIER: 018
Identify and describe the placement and SG1A
2. (S/NF/SK) Source Tasking: Describe the target area (identified in
Session #1) on each of the following dates: 3, 10, 19 and 23 July 87.
3. (S/NF/SK) Summary: Throughout the period 3-23 July 87, the objects
(missiles) remained in the large, grey room:
19 Jul: Missiles in opened boxes; contents being inventoried.
23 Jul: Missiles being assembled and checked out.
4. (S/NF/SK) Comments: Monitor has a fair degree of confidence that
the session produced valid information.
SG1J
CPT, USA
CLASSIFIED BY: DIA-DT
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE, 23 July, 1987
REPLY TO
DT-S
memorandum
SUBJECT, SESSION SUMMARY, PROJECT 871 1 (C-SS )
SG1J TO, DT-S
(ATTN:
Project
#:
8711
Viewer:
018
Session
date:
23 JUL 87
Document
file:
8711.L01
2. (S-SS) Impressions gained from the session include
descriptions of the site and various objects and activities on
certain dates. These are:
July 3, 1987:
1) An open green area where there appear to be two
people. Both are male. One is blond headed w/ a
soft (AOL: John F. Kennedy type) hair style. The
other has dark hair, a dark suit, and seems to have
darker skin than the other.
2) The previously described "object #1" (ref: 8711.L01)
was located at this site. There was,;a man working on
the object with a tool. The room at this time was
the same as previously described, but appeared much
darker. The man stopped work, straightened, patted
the object with a tool (AOL: cresent wrench), and
-then patted the same place on the object with his
hand.
The fact that this, place seemed a lot darker at the
time of this viewing drove a strong AOL of suspicion
that the work he was doing was not "authorized".
further icIon at he might be there
to sabotage the obj(;ct. ALL this is AOL driven, but
seemed to "feel right" at the time, so is mentioned
at this point.
4) Other objects on this same date seemed to be located
in an open area, arranged in a small portion of that
larger structure, and sitting on the floor in boxes.
The entire place seemed to be quite dark, except for
some small points of light high overhead (AOL: like
light coming through painted windows). There was a
person thereut this person had the EI of "I see
nothing'." JORWISgt. Schulz would say on "Hogan's
Heros", whenever he saw something he didn't want to
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b. July 10, 1987:
There were no perceived changes in either the objects
or their location.
c. July 19, 1987:
1) The objects were perceived a '7PjneW boxes with
flaps sticking up, still in the same location.
2) Activity at the site was perceived as the carrying of
the contents of the boxes to a location (off to my
right), where they would be listed and checked. No
other activity was perceived at this time.
d. July 23, 1987:
The tasking for this part was to describe the
"objects", but I was again located in the grey room,
this time back to its originally perceived
brightness. was there with what was
perceived to be any open square or rectangle in its
top (see manuscript, P.7). There were umming,
homing, and Inking sounds.
are seen as being "scattered" to at least 3
locations:
1) Several objects (the majority of them) are perceived
las being located at an area of interface between the
d r dry, sandy, barr _&d a.-,large body of
w -r.
erceiv-ed as being' on board'-Ii s irp.
3) A few objects (1-6) are percieved as being on some
kind of a boat which has widely spaced planking
running along its deck. This was first AOLed as a
submarine, but might also be a small surface craft of
some kind.
3. Viewer's critique: The information gained during this
session had a very "good and valid" feel to it. The trouble is
that even the AOLs had the same feeling. I am therefore not
really comfortable about placing objective evaluation about
validity on the information gained.
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