SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT. CONTROL NUMBER: 'OTHER E'. SESSION NUMBER: ERV-04. SOURCE IDENTIFIER: RV-101

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R001900720001-2
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 13, 1998
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: August 14, 1986
• Content Type: REPORT

Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001900720001-2
MMOM"OFORN - SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
PROJECT SUN STREAK (U)
ERV SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT
WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
B
CONTROL NUMBER: NICKNAME: OTHERS'; ;f
DATE OF SESSION: 14 Aug 86 TARGET COUNTRY: VV
REFERENCES: SPR-003-86, DTD 6 Aug 86, 5AB SESSION NUMBER: 04
DATE OF REPORT: 15 Aug 86 MISSION STATUS: CLOSED
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED: ERV SOURC IDENTIFIER: 101
---------------------------------------------------
1. ( . ) TASKING: Other.than the original tasking and subsequent
directions provided during the previous three sessions the Interviewer was
provided noo.ther identifying data or specific new tasking. Prior to the
session the Interviewer provided the Source with the following information
all of which was drawn directly from the data provided by the Source td date:
"To recap our status, you have already described a port facility with
adjacent storage buildings. One of these buildings has a curved or domed roof.
Within that building there are various sized boxes, specifically medium
or smaller sized boxes and a large sized box stored one to a pallet. In
today's session we will attempt to ascertain the contents of these boxes in
detail. Do you understand your mission?" Source was also provided the same
encrypted coordinates as the previous three sessions as per Extended Remote
Viewing (ERV) protocols. No other cueing or descriptive data except that
quoted above was provided to the Source pertaining to this site.
2. ( ) SESSION: There were no unusual occurrences, inclemencies
or external environmental conditions known to the Interviewer which may have
influenced the results of this session. The session was conducted utilizing
only standard ERV protocols.
3. ( ) SUMMARY:
a. ( ) The following narrative, (contained within quotation
marks), is an abridged copy of Source's post-session written summary. This
summary has been editorialized, (as indicated), by the undersigned, for clarity,
grammar and structure. The acutal unabridged summary is maintained in the
mission field dossier at this location along with other material produced during
this session, e.g., sketches, notes, etc.). "(The) unloading area. outside
(the domed) bulding s. not stacked with boxes like last time, (previous session).
(There are) pieces o cardboard, (strips) of metal banding material and pieces
of pallets lying about but nothing is being stored here now. (Previously)
there had been things stored here. (After"moving" to a time of greater
activity there are. things) on (the) right side, which I believe is in an area
of (special) interest. (The things( are like giant slinky's (toys), (or)
soliAppf-Cte&FW eIaa8e ? $/ ii)CIAtRIP iQQ7 QOt9?9i7~00D1 2
 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001900720001-2
to a man and half" in height. (The next thing) on the right, going from front
to back, is a tubular object, metallic with layers of metal. It (was)
stands on one end and is loaded one per pallet. Across the aisle, going back,
(are) boxes of bright red tubular objects stacked in rows of maybe five or
(six) high. The (red) tubes were perhaps (2 1/2' x 3') long. Further back
were objects (which reminded me of) a Ben Franklin stove. (They) are (perhaps)
hour glass shaped, metallic, heavy and functional. These are, in some way,
(related) to use with an antenna. Further back, on the last shelves, (are)
things associated with depot.(level) maintenance. Across.(the) aisle in (the)
back are boxes from (the previous session). The boxes have a series of items
in them (consisting) of two parts. (There is) a main part and a base. (The)
main part has (proturding)?wires and maybe holes. It reminds me of a (wind
instrument from my childhood). The area is routinely patrolled and a
running inventory is constantly maintained. The warehouse is probably 80%
enpty now. I go back to a time when there (is) more activity It is night
(and there are) bright lights. (There are) many people (dressed) in gray
overalls unpacking and preparing things on (the) left (side) of (the)
warehouse. There is a smell of oily rags and cosmoline'(preservative oil/
grease) and new, cold metal. (The people) have a deadline and are working with
a sense of urgency. They work in two and three' man teams. The things
they are preparing are large, metallic and (sloping).
b. ( ) During the actual sessio4 Source reported other data
which may inpact.on the final assessment of this target. That data is listed
below in raw unevaluated form:
(1) ( ) Item previously stored (and viewed in previous
sessions) included military supplies/goods and petroleum, oil and lubricants (POL).
(2) ( ) An impression that the light in the building is
natural, i.e. sunlight through windows or skylights.
(3) ( ) An impression of rods or long bolts used to lock
containers.
(4) ( ) The large tubular object (stacked one to a pallet-
see Source's summary) is further described as metallic, tapering (larger at
bottom than top), gray and hive drab in color, heat resistant with a red
ring at the top (NOTE: In Source's post-session sketches this reference was
drawn to represent an item bearing striking resemblance to an artillary shell).
(5) ( ) The smaller red tubular items (also described in
Source's summary ) were further described as being stacked in the box with an
impression of resembling ammunition in crates. The color of these items were
bright red.
(6) ( ) The r=eference to the "Ben Franklin Stove" was
clarified in the post-session sketches as an item resembling a "pot-bellied
stove." It was further described as related to the revolving antenna on a
ship. Other words describing this device included; components, rapidly
interchangeable, pulsing, frequency,,shifting, something to do with bands
but defeinitely not a "communicator." Source also reported an unresolved
impression of "wide bands, perhaps yellow spectrum," and "reflection, bouncing/
ricochetting off."
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R001900720001-2
2
 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789ROO1900720001-2
SG1 B
(7) ( ) A general impression of a general purpose hard-
ware store (Hechinger's) with numerous types of parts, components, batteries etc.
(8) ( ) The reference to the giant slinky, when drawn during
the post-session interview, bore striking resemblence to a metal liquid
transport barrel i.e., "50 gallon drum."
(9) ( ) During the session Source commented that items
picked up in this warehouse (or at least portions of the warehouse) could
only be picked up by military personnel.
4. ( ) OPS FEEDBACK: Following this session a review of Source's
reported data was conducted and it was determined that Source had successfully
answered the primary tasking. At this review it was revealed to the
Interviewer and the Source that the actual tasking was to determine if a
specific area of a is being utilized to
store explosives. Source's descriptive data reterred to military usage, possible
POL storage and the possible identificatid.n of artillery and small arms
(dymamite?) stored in this area. This session as well as others conducted by
Source on this target described the guarded nature of the facility and the
"fragility" (explosiveness?) of the material stored here. In conjunction with
the total data reported by Source. reference this facility, it would tend to
support the concept of a "sensitive items" storage area with strong indications
that the items were explosive ordnance.
SG1J
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789ROO1900720001-2