SUNSTREAK, OPERATIONAL REPORT - PROJECT 8714

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• Publication Date: December 4, 1987
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WAS11INGTON. D.C. 20301-6111
4 December 1987
MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT DEPUTY FOR SCIENTIFIC AND
TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE
SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Operational Report - Project 8714 (U)
1. (S/NF/SK) During the period of 19 November 1987 to 30
November 1987 inclusively, fiV-e remote viewers conducted 12
sessions in an effort to describe an event of interest that
occurred during the Spring of a given year at 9732/11517.
a. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 095 described the general target site
as a dry, flat, area where a group of trained personnel dressed
in similar clothing witnessed a sudden occurrence. An apparatus
having a peculiar "circular component", produced a strong
powerful, complex, rhythmic, greenish form of energy that shook
the earth at the target site. People at the target area were
awed, perplexed, and subsequently died as a result of the burst
of energy. Viewer 095's summary is at Tab A.
b. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 079 described the general target area
as flat, hot, dry and sandy; it was an area with a Middle Eastern
flavor. The specific target site was a large circular area that
served as a military assembly/storage point for apparent weaponry
described as slender, brown objects. "Tribal people" located at
the foot of nearby mountains (TAB B), fired a weapon described as
a "fire contained device" that resembled an "outmoded cannon." An
estimated 25 to 30 people died as a result of this action. See
TAB C. The results of the explosion appeared contained and
limited to a well-defined, circular area at the target site. In
a subsequent session, 079 described the weapon as a "hand-held
device". Subsequent to the explosion, military aircraft appeared
at the target area but were poworless to provide any meaningful
assistance. The victims were badly burned and the removal of
their bodies from the target area proved to be a difficult chore.
Viewer 079's summaries are at TAB D and E.
WARNING NOTICE: SENSITIVE
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND
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c. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 003 described the target site as a
barren, rocky, desert locale where interspersed, windowless,
adobe-type structures were visible. Rolling hills were in the
background. An attack was launched against "resistance fighters"
located in a staging area. The purpose of the attack was to
evaluate the destructive power of a weapon that involved the use
of a "magnetic fire control apparatus" identifiable by the
presence of a component resembling a "cathode ray tube" (TAB F).
An aircraft used as a forward observation post, was in the target
area at the time of the incident. The weapon was complex and
bulky so that special arrangements were needed to transport the
weapon from one place to the another. The weapon generated a
great deal of heat and ultimately caused a "disintegration of
object-integrity." The event seems to have occurred less than
two years ago. Viewer 003's summary is at TAB G.
d. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 011 described the target site as a
flat, open, area situated between two hills. During his early
sessions of 20 and 23 November 1987 respectively, Viewer 011
described the event as an accidental explosion that resulted in
the formation of a toxic cloud originating from the base area of
nearby mountains (See TAB H). In subsequent sessions, Viewer
011 described a device/weapon as being large, round, curving,
hollow and tubular (See TAB I). The weapon produced a glowing
fireball, a dome-shaped ball of energy that produced extreme
heat, pressure, and excruciaing burning sensations. The victims
of this explosion were "hill people - herders" killed where they
stood, in a circular configured area where nothing was left but
scorched, grey ash. The weapon was not initially meant or
designed to be used as a tactical weapon. It was originally
conceived as a surveillance device. The presence and subsequent
crash of a helicopter in the target area were also associated
with the event. The weapon was developed in a typical, large,
military complex (TAB J.) and was subsequently tested at a site
consisting of a square building with a firing path leading to a
series of concentric circles (TAB K). The weapon appeared
related to lasers. Related summaries are at TABS L, M, N, and 0.
e. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 018 described an event involving the
presence of a thick, grey cloud spreading in an estimated half
mile radius over a flat terrain amid interspersed adobe type
structures. The area reminded 018 of a locale typical of the
southwestern part of the US. (018 is from Texas). See area
sketch at TAB P. The cloud formation resulted from an "eruption"
emanating from a squarish appearing box (SEE TAB Q). Exposure to
/ the cloud resulted in a burning of the skin, a painful exertion
,/ pressure, and ?1 distortion of bodily joints The event
appeared to be the result of an industrial type accident in view
of the observed presence of personnel wearing blue, hard-hats in
the area. Viewer 018 perceived the presence of several hundred
people affected by the cloud. Many were lying along the road
while others appeared to be slowly making their way along a road
towards a nearby area serving as a refugee camp. Related
summaries prepared by Viewer 018 are at TAB R and TAB S.
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2. (S/NF/SK) COMMENTS: General correlation among the viewers
predicates a high probability that the nature of the event
consisted of a deliberate attack by one group of people against
another group. It is also likely the event took place in a dry,
arid, flat area with mountains in the background, an area one
would associate with a Middle Eastern country. That the cause of
the explosion was caused by an energy or laser-related weapon is
a moot point and may be the product of analytical overlay, a
spillover from a project conducted within the past year regarding
the possible involvement of a directed, energy-related weapon.
Request customer provide an evaluation of this effort in terms of
intelligence value and use of the information provided above.
19 Enclosures
TABS A THRU S
Summaries and Sketches
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DUR I NO TODAY 'S T-6A3:N I -G-7)ESS ION, I r I RST KEPT SEEING MEN
INVOLVED IN A LOT OF ACT I VIIY. SOME MEN WERE DRESSED IN VERY
FORMAL DETI:ORAITJ) Piagil UN I FORMS .
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Site is located in a barren area, esert-like, with little
vegetation, lots of rocks, and brownish-tan hills somewhere in
the vicinity. There are a few to several low structures:involved
which seem to have thick walls, low ceilings, and few or no
windows. The sense ofJJeing "out in the,middle of nowhere" is
quite pronounced. People are associated with these structures,
but don't EPPM always to be present on a continuing basis. The
event associated with the site involves a fairly large group of
people, both male and -female, and they seem to be dressed in non-
Western styles of clothing,. "like" Third-world. The setting is
OC.) ........U9. There is the sense of antagonism, anger, anxiety,
confrontation, insistence among these people. A sudden
impression iS present of intense heat, fire, smoke, and flames.
The idea of conflagration and violence is present. This
"conflagration" is instigated by some outside agency located at a
distance and at a higher elevation from the site. An aircraft
seems to be orbiting the site, either directly involved or in an
observational role. The impression of the actual effects. is that
the heat is "driven"--it wouldn't exist under ,normal conditions
but is forced to be there. The site that is thus under "attack"
seems to involve some sort of "staging area," connected with some
sort of idea of resistance (AOL AfghanistanY, but is not really
of any extraordinary significance. The agency directing the
destructive Force at the Site seems less interested in what the
target is than in seeing how- well the destructive media they are.
using works; it's almost a clinical evaluation wi-M real people
as the target. The people thus targeted would not be surprised
to he the object of some sort of aggressive activity in response
to some of their own attitudes and activities; but they are very
surprised at the form the at upon them takes.
The actual equipment used doesn't superficially look like a
weapon; its of are fully out of proportion to its
superficial appearance. It could even be configured in different
ways and still produce pretty much the same effect. Effects on
target involve a loss of cohesion at a (AOL/S) molecular level.
It's as if all the little component parts of an object are put
into great agitation or turmoil, generating quantities of heat
and creating disintegration of object-integrity/structure.
Disruptive or disintegrative are appropriate words to describe
the effects. The heat comes from the affects and not from ? the
operant opject/weapon itself. Impressionr)of some sort of
magnetics involved for control. AOL impression of a cathode ray
tube. size may be about 3'x2.5'x2.5'.. Entire apparatus
requires specific transportation--it's fairly large and bulky
and complex. Incident seems to have occurred less than two years
ago.
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24 November, 1987
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SESSION SUMMARY (C/83)
N:
1. (S-SS) Statistics:
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Viewer: 018
Session date: 24 NOV 87
Node of operation:. ERV
S.8) The i mpressi ons of the sessi on were:
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a. The session began with impressions of a large place
t;,6 th fruany-peopr?Elin it. Many of the people
rico r n
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b. After this initial impression, there was a lot ?of
"lumping around" to many different places. ?Alliof. thesesilaces
seemed to be small homes., There were repeated impressions of I
7'breakfast tables with ncione at them, and television Sets with
ncone watching them. "Were was one impression of Evbab_r_wrviped
U3, but with a'buil.1:-A-fts face. There was also an imprtsion of
a fire extinqu&be?' hanging on the wall, badly charred and
burned.
c. There was another iMpression immediately following that
of a ragged edged, large squarish hole in the ceiling (see
cirawl rig #3) .. ...At ..tlie bottom of-the hole-was a''Ta'qiri-sl-i -"15-tiR-"" - ----,
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about the si ;'.! e of a su i tc ase : or --I arge "Iir-ref case ( see -at- *iiivTiTig-t-t-1-4--. --
d . Once again back outside, there were more impressions of
a housing area with small, inexpensive .homes. I then saw a
thi-CF- ,:irev cloud high._ i.174_ the aa, .spread-i-n-g---over-orre-o-f-the-7-:-----
homes. Told to enter the cloud and aescrilie my impressions of
i t,- I +-el t the ilrirrqi-ri-e:"-""1,7t-Th-tlati. on ( AOL: like. :the ,._..a.-LI-Ta171-71"-LITne
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:ye:ILA:7_,...arle:_L ski..n=-1...-n..)a-dust. storm) .--"" ,)he cloud seemed to have come
-Fr-cirri the_.:.i'....:.--17-___,:ile.ritl.cined.-ih-c. , above. It had issued out of the
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box an a ver t i 1 b 1 ac k c. o 1 eur,,, ( see drawl. ng 4,t:2): . The ... thi..:40._:;_. g r ey
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T.t TI]. :i rig -bri E, 200.1?t::: arid - cover i ng__ -.4.1em. Many peop2. e iwers'i___
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running past parked cars. When asked what this rey_clou_coeJ
to them, it appeared that it:
1) resulted iii "ITEAFrig..91 skin.
2) alrf Cliltee:F_TiorrTEE71-fi such a way that the people
seemed to get "old".
3) caused pain. The pain which I. Telt was not a
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P,r/e..-5.,s.Mrtzed,TAChThq...paTfiThhich results in the head
when one has sinus troubles, accompanied by a cold
and a headache to boot. It was verci-iTri
e. Tasked with describing the area and the surrounding
conditions, the following impresssions were perceived (see
drawing 41/4):
1) The climate qg'5-MtAd.7.74, Skys a little over but
not grey and cloudy.
2) Thc-7! a I's:, a of concern +.i; e e in c.? d t. o b e cliT .the-of.TE/t.--141_-:--ts
t51.7-_a-P-itv(whi.ch appeared to be Eehind'7o6). There
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was a 1arge structure nearby (slightly behind me,
to my left) with plenty of verticals, and 1!Junky-
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3. i I:: e a r ef. i net- y) .
3) To the right of me, t1-7171-ii;dg.e-79:the iii-ty -seeped to
stretch off into the distance. '?'---------,
4) Very far away, to the right front of me, I could
eerdiLthe_same_curving_coasIline Whfch I saw much
nearer in the previus session.
5) The rest oft-T17-&-area-was7+1-at- but there was a
slight .impression that there may have been some
- ov4-MpUnt ai.-ns-ThriTiden F cTi/fh e-bY tie tfl
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f. Told to report anything else which might be important,
there were two impressions which seemed to deal with the last
session's irilpreLionS:
1) L1Cf. tne men who had "joined the others in
turning blue and 747)-#ZETTEIT_tEl.l_bTUe-hatsif (see
report, 19 NOV 87) took his blue hat-Off and laid
it quiLtly to the side, as though to divorce
himself from it.
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Another of the 'biueol -m7],n was perceived, standing
with/several other caucasian men, in .0ar-dThats_,...
looking down into the hole, previously described
as a/hole in the ceiling. When I was told to ask
him What he was doing there, he answered, "I had
to see it When I was told to ask him what he
had -1a.td to see, he replied, "Wriat-1.--haa:done."
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30 November, 1907
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SESSION SUMMARY (C/S0)
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Session date: 30 NOV 27
Mode of operation: IF:RV
2. (S-SS) The impressions of the session were:
a. The session began in a place which had a lot of pipes
and metal walls with vertical_JITIps- There -Was a person here
wearing heah_L'-.Clothes, h'eavY-groves, ar-d-a-r-hard at
b. There was a lot of jumping around after thisj?piti.al
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impression, but the next main impression was-ktfle-grey-CrOdd
(tasked). The grey "smoke" (or whatever the cloUd is made of)
had a very dry., f.il-ickto it (AOL: like gr?Tipiti.071776i1).?:,
c. Again there was a lot of Jump mg around, and sql.tling
on a person leaving a box in an unidentified place. This box was
Si lver in color, about the size of a suitcase, and had rounded
edges. It was. lying flat.. The "box" seemed to have air vent
slits in it. The following impressions were .gained from inside
the "box":
1) Tubes or wires plugged into something at an angle.
(see drawing *1).
2) There was a perception of a piece of..metal sheet
which was "flopping loose' and made contact with a "plunger".
When that happened, the "plunger" drew back, all a second
part to fall into:place. This part mechanically moved a
partition between :a light area and an area which ')was perceived as
having a pile of blackish powder. The powder: was then seen to
develop fire "LoWicitlg sideways" across the top away from the
light area. The black powder began to turn lnto a molten,
burning mass. The fire which blew sideways across it blew
directly into a metal wall. There was the p+rcefAtion that this
metal wall was held in by plastic, and when t heated up, the
plastic gave way. The metal wall 1 then blew lirecItly away, and
through the resulting hole, I could see the tieiling of the room
(making it seem, then, that "sideways" was aCtually "up").
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. 3) The fire and smoke had_:_r..1...'LplaStic" smell about it.
It did not seem toxic, but it 4rd7Zting-i'-ai;athere was the
feeling that it was trying to eat Fiway-7At-t150:..fiW6711t-began to
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4) The cue "how many people were hurt'?" brought th
visual of being far above the cloud, and looking down-to see i
seLi le over people. The people were ,w6I.-,c-?w7,-13v4ii.w.OhdizJi--
(AOL: like under a blanket). There were many of tflemb-biiip ii
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extimated
5) A stage 6 was attempted to find the time. A gea
was visualied, with .the tooth pointing toward me being at the
apex. The event seemed to occur approximatelycZ-or 4 teeth tq
the left (in the past). What period of time a-"Si'll'Olfe ?te-oth ?
stands for, I do not know.
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