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Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R000200120003-4
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IT/NOFORN - SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
PROJECT SUN STREAK (U)
WARNING NOTICE:
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
Session Procedures Report (S/NF/SK)
PROJECT NUMBER :
8713
SESSION NUMBER:
3
DATE OF SESSION:
22 OCT 87
TARGET COUNTRY:
REFERENCE:
MISSION STATUS:
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED:
CRV
SOURCE IDENTIFIER:
003
1. (S/NF/SK)
Monitor Tasking:
Describe the nature and extent of
activities associated with the given coordinate.
2. (S/NF/SK) Source Tasking:
This target was "restarted" in Stage 1;
003 had only a vague recollection (conscious) of having already worked
a target associated with "unusual coordinates". At one point in Stage
4, the monitor observed a pause during an ensemble of Stage 2
descriptors. The Viewer had been describing something that was
"large, black, long, and cylindrical" , but after a short pause added
"shiny, spherical, metallic", etc.
The monitor's perception of what
had happened was that 003 had been psychically perceiving a submarine
(see Stage 6 sketch) but switched to a description of one of its
parts. That is, as contact became closer, 003's attention/interest
was drawn to something (else) novel. This "doorknobbing", when not
caught by the monitor, has led to many a wasted CRV session.
I
mention this to illustrate a point: It is not enough for a monitor to
constantly be able to "think on one's feet" and "be on one's toes"
during a session with even the most alert and capable viewer -- the
monitor must be well-versed/immersed in CRV to insure a succportug frue //
outcome.
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3. (S/NF/SK)
Summary: The Viewer's summary and sketches are
attached.
The monitor's summary follows:
The target involves a
submarine on a mission to transport special operations personnel.
This sub "docks" below an ice pack, probably at an established U/W
base, so that these men may proceed to (near) the surface for the
accomplishment of their mission.
(The next session will address the
specific nature of the mission.
The idea of "missile" may play a
significant role here, but this remains to be explored) .
4. (S/NF/SK)
Comments:
Success.
SGFOIA
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