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memorandum
DATE:
04 October 1990
REPLY TO
ATTN OF:
DT-S
SUBJECT:
SUNSTREAK Report 90103
:
TO:
Branch Chief, DT-S
SG1A
1. (S/SK/NF)
On 03 October 1990 four remote viewers (018, 025,
049, 052) conducted a total of one SOLO and three CRV sessions in
SG1A
is presently (03
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2.
(S/SK/NF )
018 reported that the
1530L Oct 90) located at 1530 S/9030 W, proceeding in a
northwesterly direction at normal speed. The vessel is heading
toward its original destination. The vessel is not presently in
danger. The people on board are busy and happy, except for one
person who is very sick. The vessel has not reported in because
the ship's radio has a strange white "corrosion" (more like a
fungus growth) inside one of its main plugs.
The sick person is
the one who knows enough about the equipment to find and fix the.
problem.
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3.
(S/SK/NF)
025 reported that the
did sustain
damage.
It is presently (03 1500L Oct 90) located at 31 S/79 W.
Some of the survivors/passengers are in little boats headed for
the lower coast of Chile.
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4.
(S/SK/NF)
049 reported that the
is currently (03
1630L Oct 90) located at 2740 S/8155 W).
The vessel is
dangerously low in the water.
The seas are becoming heavier and
the vessel is 'barely keeping its nose above water. '
There are
portions of the vessel which are missing, e.g., the integrity of
the vessel is incomplete.
There was a small fire (with an
associated smell of ozone) which was caused by a piece of metal
which was hitting against a group of curving tube shaped objects.
The fire itself was small and did not spread vessel-wide.
However, this fire is linked to the current condition of the
vessel. The vessel can move forward but is drifting to the side,
causing its course to be at an angle rather than straight ahead.
The vessel will not be able to maneuver at all if the seas become
any heavier.
There are 7-8 individuals on board.
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5.
(S/SK/NF )
052 reported that the
is currently (03
1500L Oct 90) located at 3550 S/8515 W. Its survivors are
currently located at 3330 S/8120 W, just north of Archipelago
Juan Fernandez.
The vessel did not sink, but all on board did
abandon the vessel for a life raft.
The people are currently all
together.
6.
(S/SK/NF )
Attached at TAB A is a map plotting all the
viewers' identified location.
At TAB B are copies of all the
viewers' summaries.
2 Enclosures
TABs A and B
Project Officer
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DATE:
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REPLY TO
ATTN OF:
DT-S
SUBJECT:
SUN STREAK Report 90103
(U)
DT-5
SG1J
TO:
DT
SG1A
1.
(S/STD/SK/NF On 03 October, 1990 four remote viewers (018;
025, 049, 052) conducted a total of one SOLO and three CRV
sessions in an effort to determine the location and status of the
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SG1A
2.
(S/STD/SK/NF) Viewer 018 reported that the
ig
presently located at 1530 S/9030 W, proceeding in a northwesterly
direction at normal speed. The vessel is heading toward its
original destination.
The vessel is not presently in danger.
The people on board are busy and happy, except for one person who
is very sick. The vessel has not reported in because the ship's
radio has a strange white "corrosion" (more like a fungus growth)
inside one of its main plugs. The sick person is the one who
knows enough about the equipment to find and fix the problem.
Results of 018's session is at TAB A.
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3.
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Viewer 025 reported that the
did
sustain damage.
It is presently (03 1500L Oct 90) located at 31
S/79 W. Some of the survivors/passengers are in "little boats"
headed for the lower coast of Chile. Results of 025's session is
at TAB B.
4. (S/STD/SK/NF)
Viewer 049 reported that the
is
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currently (03 1630L Oct 90) located at 2740 S/8155 W).
The
vessel is dangerously low in the water.
The seas are becoming
heavier and the vessel is barely keeping its nose above water. '
There are portions of the vessel which are missing, e.g., the
integrity of the vessel is incomplete.
There was a small fire
(with an associated smell of ozone) which was caused by a piece
of metal hitting against a group of curving tube shaped objects.
The fire itself was small and did not spread vessel-wide.
However, this fire is linked to the current condition of the
vessel. The vessel can move forward but is drifting to the side,
causing its course to be at an angle rather than straight ahead.
The vessel will not be able to maneuver at all if the seas become
any heavier.
There are 7-8 individuals on board. Results of
049's viewing effort are at TAB C.
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5.
(S/STD/SK/NF)
Viewer 052 reported that the
is
currently located at 3550 S/8515 W. Its survivors are currently
located at 3330 S/8120 W, just north of Archipelago Juan
Fernandez.
The vessel did not sink, but all on board did abandon
the vessel for a life raft.
The people are currently all
together.
Results of 052's session are at TAB D.
6. (S/STD/SK/NF)
Results were transmitted via STU-III secure
channels to ODCSINT, DAMI-PO, on 031630L Oct 90.
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4 Enclosures
TABs A and D
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018
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901003
T:
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SUMMARY OF INFORMATION
The target is a fair-sized ship in open water.
It is
presently located at 15309/9030W, proceeding in a northwesterly
direction at normal speed.
The vessel is heading toward its
original
destination.
The vessel is not presently in danger.
The people on board
are busy and happy, except for one person who is very sick.
The vessel has not reported in because the ship's radio has
a strange white "corrosion"
(more like a fungus growth) inside
one of its main plugs.
The sick person is the one who knows
enough about the equipment to find and fix the problem.
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
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SUMMARY OF INFORMATION
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The vessel known
as
31
did have sustained damage.
Its
current location is
2/8 - 79 W.
Some of the survivors/passengers
are in little boats headed for the lower coast of Chile.
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