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SECRET/STIPPLED/NOFORN
SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED
PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARNING NOTICE:
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER:
9045
SESSION NUMBER:
01
DATE OF SESSION:
5 JUL 90
DATE OF REPORT:
5 JUL 90
START: 1115
END:
1210
SG1A
METHODOLOGY:
SOLO
VIEWER IDENTIFIER:
072
1.
(S/STD)
MISSIONS:
Describe the disposition of the airfield
2. (S/STD)
VIEWER TASKING:
Reply to requirements contained in
Para 1, above.
Concentrate first on the airfield and attempt to
address that activity of value within an actionable period of
time.
3.
(S/STD)
COMMENTS:
No inclemencies noted.
A Summary of
Information is attached to this report.
018 and 052 were the
only viewers available.
Faced with the choice of submitting a no
reply answer, 072 undertook a solo session.
4.
(S/STD)
EVALUATION:
5.
(S/STD)
SEARCH EVALUATION:
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
SECRET/STIPPLED/NOFORN
CLASSIFIED BY:
DCSINT
(PO)
DECLASSIFY ON: OADR
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SECRET/STD
WORKING PAPER
9045
900705
072
01
SUMMARY OF INFORMATION
SG1A
The
the target airfield, consists of
about six main strips; three appear active and officially used
while the other three are considered inactive, not normally used.
They are numbered 1 through 6 inclusively.
The active, legal
airstrips appear to have at least, and mainly not more than two
hangars. The inactive, unofficial strips are marked by the lack
of buildings in the area and the presence of a perceptible growth
hay/reeds, swamp grass.
sketch of the six perceived strips
at:
the airfield is at ENCLOSURE 1.
Aircraft involved in the airdrop activities of contraband
involving illegal drugs, take off from both active and inactive
airstrips; on occasion both strips are used simultaneously.
On 6 July 1990, at about 1600 hours, a target single-engine
white aircraft with blue stripes and bearing the black alpha-
numerics of " BN -- 16Z" will provide an air-drop at a location
identified as 50 miles south southeast of Ponce, Puerto Rico.
A
fishing tug predominantly (dirty) white in color with a black
bottom will take the contraband on board.
Call sign use in this
operation is (phonetically) "cat's eye. "
Other phonetics
surfaced are La Brosa, and Carta San Gaoda.
Krana/Nevada also
surfaced phonetically but the meanings were not further
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described.
Second lowes-wing aircraft will
effect an air-drop at an
area location about 200 miles south of the border of Haiti and
the Dominican Republic.
The aircraft will
start at a heading for
Puerto Rico and follow a half moon path to get to its
destination.
The aircraft is also a white single-engine craft.
Tail markings bear the alpha-numeric of
"Z-20 --. " A 40 to 50-
foot fishing trawler with a Port Au Prince registry will
on-load
the contraband.
It has a wooden hull and is dull inappearance;
its name is the French equivalent heart (coeur) and spring
(printemps) .
One flotation device was observed; it was wrapped
with silver and red tape.
Both cargoes dealt with or the
equivalent of cocaine/crack.
Emitters in the form of beepers are being used in the
retrieval system.
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