SUN STREAK OPERATIONAL REPORT - 8926

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• Publication Date: September 20, 1989
• Content Type: REPORT

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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
S20,017/DT-S 20 September 1989
MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF SCIENTIST, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Operational Report - 8926 (U)
1. (S/NF/SK) During the period of 6 August 1989 through 15
September 1989 inclusively, seventeen remote viewing sessions
were conducted in an effort to determine and describe a key
activity of intelligence interest at a geographical location
represented by encrypted coordinates 815470/766420. Results of
this effort follow below.
2. (S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 003 described the key activity as
being related to the s_semhly.of "cylindrical objects with
rounded ends." The object of specific interest was , id like a
-propane tank. 'Hissing sounds, coughing sounds', the presence of -a
bright searing light and the -rsdor,' of an obnoxious chemical were
associated with the object. There was a presence of chemical
agents at the target site. The activity took place at a storage
site. The rounded segments reminded 003 of missiles or space
vehicles.
3. (S/NF/Sk) Viewer 018 initially described the key activity in
terms of ing, hauling, storing, moving, trucking, and,
-- pp ,,dingiof medium to small parcels. In a subsequent effort 018
described the activity as being drug-related.
COPS CMTS: 018 was unable to work through the distracting
concept of a "drug-related" perception. This perception does not
appear to be target-related; it seems to be the result of
interference caused from recent efforts directed against drug-
related targets].
4. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 025 described the key activity as being
related to theroductiori of a "hydro-bomb," conceptually
described as "an aerial torpedo propelled by a rocket engine
4ravelin through "water" (or atmosphere). The object is large
and pencif-shape-Tfie activity involves ahe production of a;
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"destructive war machine" with an extensive use of piping (TAB
A). Results of the activity Lproduce. f-tr sparks and sound_Twaves.
A "hydro-activity" produces enormousI fumes (clouds) nc-au--es
-tesonanc. See conceptual sketch at TAB B. A
seismo ra ((Tsimilar apparatus) is u.aed_to record the
T_of this "hyperactivity". Viewer 025 used such
expressions as "hydro bomb, hydro activity" in an effort to
describe the results of the ongoing key activity. Reportedly, a
lecture is to be held on this subject in February (1990). The
target site was located in a seemingly flat, agricultural area.
The presence of a red and white flag was perceived but not
further explained.
COPS CMTS: The issue of the February 1990 lecture (meeting) was
not further pursued.]
5. (S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 032 perceived the key activity as
being directly related to a -d rlingt metallic energy-mass,
Qtati_ng in a counter clockwise rotation,-wee TAB C. This
object was perceived as a "deadly weapon." During the course of
a subsequent effort, 032 labeled the object as an information,
gathering UFO,. See TAB D and TAB E.
-COPS CMTS: The perception of a "UFO" is considered as being
probably incorrect; it was the cause of a viewing distraction
which 032 was unable to overcome.]
6. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 079 initially perceived the key activity as
being related to an object that conceptually resembled a large
gun turret (barrel or silo.) See sketch at TAB F. The "key
activity" according to 079, involved the _es ation, the shutting
, a
din anactivity,; There appeared to be "a reversal
,4,d~ down of an activity." Additional concepts of "bubbling
water's, and nesting waters," were associated with the target. The
presence of "a slender object going through the center of a
wheel-like device also surfaced during the sessions. Its
function was undetermined. The idea of "- -fixed rates, ,,rice-rise
_-arkups", (regulation of oil prices?), repeatedly surface
during the sessions.
7. (S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 095 described the key activity as
comprised of - _"discussion", `a meeting) that would lead to a
program cut and the cessation of an activity that "must not be
allowed to continue". The plans for the actual JAplemeeaion of
such a qAgggtion of activity will be gated to a subordinate
group of personnel-representing members of the original
discussion group. The rogram "to b.e cut" involves an activity
utilizing metallic-bars or rods. The rods are blue-black in
color and have tapered ends. See TAB G. The rods are often
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The main structure perceived at the target site is at least three
stories high. The presence of dually-spaced narrow windows make
it readily identifiable. See TAB G.
COPS CMTS: The perception of the metallic rods/bars led 095 to
believe that a nuclear related environment was target-related.]
7 Enclosures
TABS A - G
Sketches
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