SUN STREAK OPERATIONAL REPORT - PROJECT 8704

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R000300240001-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 8, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: June 19, 1987
• Content Type: MF

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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20301-Gi11
?20,010/ST-S87
DT-S
MEMORANDUM FOR ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENTIFIC AND
TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE
SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Operational Report - Project 8704 (U)
1. (S/NF/WN) During the course of 15 remote viewing sessions,
five sources provided the foreign intelligence information that
follows below.
SG1A 2. (S/NF/WN)
a. (S/NF WN) Source 003 described the target area as an
open, spacious graveled-area characterized by a warm climate (at
the time of viewing). The jgXqa_wa&.re ,peatedl and intermittently
graded and prepared for reuse. While in use, the area was
,p vibration', the presence of puffy clouds of
translucent green, and the aroma of ammonia that cased a?
i.T
sensation in the nasal passages and a Tof the
in .>g
Ves; Black circular patches were observed on the around as a
result of this activity. These same patches were the subject of
rt scrutiy and measurement, In a subsequent session, Source
003 described the presence of a "green cloud" in the form of a
fine aerosol spray that-produced a burning sensation. Source
provided a sketch of the target area during the course of yet a
third session. (SEE TAB A). A truck outfitted with safeguard
devices transported sealed devices in the Ulgg~ r " The
-i-on of -e- ; caused ,poping noise" and an ensuing
presence of a grayish, green translucent cloud of caustic,
corrosive precipitate that was inimical to human, biological
functions and ed v. F F,0; The target area was :nilitary-
related; personnel did not serve in this area by choice. They
were~TM
he, arejo.
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b. (S/NF/WN) Source 021 described the target area as an
open, somewhat isolated and barren appearing area with the
'presence' of "flat-topped, curved structures." Flashes of
''emerald green light" produced seam- on -%--of- weaknesses, a
dra .nIng sensation, accompanied by it i=ta] _ _j aQ.r~ entatio~.
c. (S/NF/WN) Source 018 indicated that .amotjQnsof
revuls,iQ:n were associated with target area. "Active molecules
with spikes" and transparent colors of green and grey were
dominant in the area. Activity in the target area resulted in
accompanied by an added 'Q f hey "d ,ing out taste,."
,AAA d. (S/NF/WN) Source 079 described an activity within the
target area as a ',.g _ g (leveling) of large bumps, 9
a s_tripping of the land, (to clear and clean) a dirty
environment." Odd appearing, square-shaped vehicles were
observed in the area.
SG1A 3.
a. (S/NF/WN) Source 003 described a bizarre, oriental
appearing structure involved in an g -ensive r-errganization of,
t..iv,i:ty New equipment was already installed while the old
equipment was strewn outside the structure and &waitjr),g
tt4,portatior . Personnel at the site seemed aggravated,
frustrated and particularly annoyed at the posed changes.
requiring extra effort and extra duty. In a second session,
Source 003 described the target facility as a massive, concrete
structure tQx "contaminants" described as harsh, salty,
granular, caustic and yellowish in appearance. Technically
qualified personnel in protective clothing with hoods and face
plates, 1re pulated, -transported and tord. the
material.
b. (S/NF/WN) Source 021 described the target facility as a
huge, tall, broad structure, flat in appearance on one side and
curved on a second side. There was a notable scarcity of
personnel within the structure. hj,Zlg" sounds were
associated with the ?activity within the
structu
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e.
.
he
principles off c~nt,a_,inlnert and ~gemote-
were in evidence. A ulsinto1 maintenances,
p g, greenish light/energy appeared to
result from the o articl from outside the structure.
c. (.:/NF/WN) Source 018 described the target facility as a
structure constructed in the form an "inverted drinking cup."
One area within the structure was area for
sweet ta`l.ing, foul smelling, warm liquid. An la we V,j-,-
;lit k~
y both natural and artificial light was
; : h ra t,. is .stical) y clean .ar~,~{, dr'v
d. (S/NF/WN) Source 079 described the target facility -s
being located in a hlprotected, isolated,.secure, circu7ar-
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j?__wore jprotective c1.othing, and ,-a:d1ed;
SG1A
5peared rycompartmente,d, The presence of a very dangerous
ma
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n
made substance was in OUR
of development. The
was manti by a neighboring group of foreigners. The
presence of a communications systems anEd..to maLn
with the outside world was also noted. There was a continuing
preoccupation with an object that un ioned itscpnnection -,with
btm.ophere
e. (S/NF/WN) Source 101 described the target area as a
huge complex surrounded by a fence with a predominant L-shaped
building. A servicing rail switch yard was in the area.
Technicians and scientists held j? ngs,to address the use of
light weight metals and alloys. The presence of chickens and
pigs was incongruously noted.
4. (S/NF/WN) ORIGINATOR'S COMMENTS: There was a perceptible
continuum of correlation in the information provided by the five
sources. There was some difficulty in sorting the information as
,_ .v ud4,ion aneec t IL.,*) at your earliest convenience (SEE TAB B) .
Request you complete and return the attac-hAdi Tn+,m1 1 4 tea.- -
SG1J
2 Enclosures
TAB A Sketches GS-14
TAB B IES Senior Analyst
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