SUN STREAK OPERATIONAL REPORT - 8929

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• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R003500830002-1
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• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 10, 1998
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• Publication Date: December 14, 1989
• Content Type: REPORT

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14 December 1989
MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF SCIENTIST DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Operational Report - 8929 (U)
SG1A
SG1A 1. (S/NF/SK) During the period of 10 October 1989 to 4 December
1989 inclusively, twenty four sessions were conducted in an
effort to confirm or disprove
2. (S/NF/SK) Tasked with describing the target area at
Encrypted Coordinates 291100/433974,; Remote Viewer 011 accessed
an elaborate system of steam pipes ghanneled to various location
within a complex. Remote Viewer O1~ then accessed a "target
object" described as a long metallic cylinder enclosed by a long
box-like structure with an apparent cylindrical projectile
exiting the tube/box. See TAB A. Viewer 011 then perceived a
circular "pipe/tunnel" located at the base of the target
structure, "below surface level." See TAB B. The tunnel was
perpendicular to a main shaft. The vertical shaft continues down
to a "squarish cavity" from which several other tunnels appear to
branch off. See TAB C. In an overall summation, 011 perceived a
partially above ground structure connected with a network of
smaller structures by an underground tunnel. Smaller satellite
structures, similar in design, and extending to depths of about
480 meters were interconnected with'the underground tunnel. See
TAB "D". Two contradictory aspects/functions were associated
with the structures; the first was completely overt while the
second seemed "covert, secret, underground." An attempt to
provide phonetics related to the target surfaced the expressions,
"Kraznal/Krazyah/Kretchmar" with a second generic expression that
meant substantially, "station."
(S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 018 was tasked to access the target
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via encrypted coordinates and was immediately drawn to an
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"activity in the lower underground portion of a structure." See
TAB E. The target structure, according to Viewer 018, consisted
of "several localized lighted areas with work stations that one
would normally associate with a "secure area" or a "C3 Command
Center." This place (target) has aclose link with a distant
city which has "withstood a military, attack within the memory of
its residents." People sounds were heard from below, as well as
"another sound not unlike the rush df subway trains." A short
corridor lead to a large tunnel. Beyond a door is a room with a
"thick cement and metal wall;" it measures about fifteen by
thirty feet. The tunnel is about one hundred fifty feet to two
hundred feet from the earth's surface. The tunnel is about fifty
feet high and seventy to eighty feet wide. See TABS F, G, and H.
4. (S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 032 was tasked with accessing the
target via Encrypted Coordinates 291100/433974 and reported the
presence of a principal structure "that is vented in some way."
Pounding noises were associated with the target. Viewer 032 then
followed descending metal stairways(TAB I) to a large cavernous
structure and a presence of "noise:and fumes." Viewer 032 then
perceived a series of structures consisting of about five floors
situated in a climate-controlled atmosphere. See TAB J. Below
the last of these, is a wide structure with an arching door.
Construction is ongoing. "A series of smaller rounded tunnels
that followed tracks continued deeper from the light/air source."
See TAB K. The main perception related to this area related to
an attitude of "getting ready for something, a bigger plan."
Depth of the main large tunnel fromthe earth's surface is one
hundred to one hundred and fifty feet.
5. (S/NF/SK) Asked to access the target of interest, Remote
Viewer 079 perceived "vans and tunnels" and the presence of men
in uniform. Viewer 079 added, "Military personnel of high rank
did not frequent the target structure on a regular basis." The
main (target) structure has a round, monitoring room (TAB L) that
is associated with military bases and sensitive information. The
target tunnel is about "one thousand to five thousand feet deep."
The presence of two tunnels were noted in the area. See TAB M.
During the course of a post-session debriefing, 079 re-estimated
the depth of the tunnel at about four thousand feet.
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13 ENCLOSURES
TABS A - M sketches
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