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PROJECT SUN STREAK (U)
SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT
WARNING NOTICE:
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
CONTROL NYMBER:
8610
NICKNAME:
7
DATE OF SESSION:
21 July 1986
TARGET COUNTRY :
Unknown
REFERENCES :
SPR,-001-86, DTD
21 July 1986, SAB
SESSION NUMBER :
02
DATE OF REPROT:
28 July 1986
MISSION STATUS :
Continuing
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED:
ERV
SOURCE IDENTIFIER:
101
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OPERATIONAL DATA:
a.
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Targeting Material Provided to Interviewer Prior to Session:
No further data was provided to the interveiwer prior this session except the
actual targeting noted in the reference section above. The interviewer was told
however, that a cursory review of the material provided thus far indicated that
the Source had successfully acquired the general area of the target and some key
components of the site. It would be necessary to further specify the target by
directing the Source to actually acquire
at the iste, (as noted in
original tasking referenced above).
SG1A
b.
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Targeting Material Provided to Interviewer Prior to Session:
Source was told that he was to reacquire the same site as the previous session
(referenced above) at encrypted coordinate (304701-139346). He was further told
that after acquiring the site he was to specifically report on the activities
SG1Aof
at this location. As dictated by protocols, Source was provided
no further new data on the site prior to this session.
Space
C.
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Feedback Provided to Source Following Session:
Source was told that the data provided during this session would be used to
compliment preious data provided by him. An evaluation of this material would
be conducted prior to the next session to enable Source to be furhter directed to
specific areas of interest in subsequent sessions. No specific date was provided
for the next session.
2.
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UNUSUAL OCCURRENCES :
None.
3.
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SYNOPSIS OF RAW DATA PROVIDED BY SOURCE:
A.
(U)
A well maintained compound.
Grass, sand and concrete areas, as well
as buildings.
b. C/NF) A multi-story building with an underground portion containing
men/women dressed casually. Some wear white lab coats. People are of above average
in intelligence, common sense and talents. These people consider themselves
to be elite.
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c. (C/NF) People are divided into two maingroups; theorist and
"applicationists . Within these two major subelements there are groups or
working cells who work semi-independently. The results of their work is combined
and coordinated at a higher echelon within their establishment. The nature of
the work conducted in this facility is such that overall progress requires each
step to be completed before the next phase can begin.
d. (S/NF) The word "CHEN SING" (phonetic) is related to this facility and
has some improtance to the site.
e.
(
) Other words descriptive of activity in this facility include:
Linkage, growth, combustible, shielding, shell, interaction/reaction, stress,
tensil strength, contracting, heating, expanding molecules, stretching and
compacting.
f.
(
). A separate image of a shiny, metallic object. Rounding
and elevated with an oval shape and hollow "feel". Exact purpose unknown,
however, it is related to darkness and water. An image of this object and sparks
or warm, gushing, bubbling water was described.
g .
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Within this facility other room were noted; some used as
administrative and clerical sites and others as work areas for the two separate
sub-groups, the theorists and the "applicationist". In one area table resembling
slanting draftsman tables were noted. Documents observed at these tables
consisted of, among other assorted maps, charts and written material, manuscripts
written in standard western letters with accompanying oriental appearing characters.
h.
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In many of the operational work areas an abundance of pipes,
valves and duct work was seen thorughout the room. This gave an impression of a
plumbers shop although the actual purpose of the pipes was not discerned.
i.
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In one area of the facility many of the workers were conducting
activities related to a large, complex machine. The machine was metallic, with
wires connections different areas of the device. Workers in the area of the machine,
described as similar in appearance to an X-Ray machine, wear masks, while viewing
or working around the machine. It could not be determined if these masks were
simple surgical masks or something more complex such as CER protective masks.
The purpose of this machine could Be discerned gowever, descriptives such as focus,
lock-on, set-up, ray, shift, control and sequencing were in some way related to
its functions.
Amovable arm was also perceived.
j. (
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Another room contained separate work cubicles, each with
a sparate set of devices or work machines. In this area there was a row of basins
or sinks along one wall giving an overall impression of a beauty parlor.
4.
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PRODUCTION DATA:
a.
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Source provided a brief handwritten summary of his perceptions
immediately following the session.
Included with this summary were several hand
drawn sketches of key facilities and pieces of equipment noted at the target.
These sketches and Source's personal summary are retained in the mission field
dossier at this location.
b.
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A detailed Session Operaitonal Data Report (SODR), will be
prepared outlining the specific informaiton of intelligence provided by Source
during this andor any other subsequent sessions pertaining to this specific target.
This report will be prepared for distribution within controlled SUN STREAK (U) channels
SG1J
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