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SECRET/NOFORN
PROJECT SUN STREAK
2 9 mar 96
WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
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PROJECT NUMBER:
0100 (Tng)
SESSION NUMBER:
1
DATE OF SESSION:
23 MAR 90
DATE OF REPORT:
28 MAR 90
START:
1535
END:
1540
METHODOLOGY:
-CRX
Solo
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VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 052
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1.
(S/SK)
MISSION:
To describe the target site (Taal Volcano w/ lake,
Phillipines) in Stage 1 terminology, working solo.
2.
(S/SK)
VIEWER TASKING:
Encrypted coordinates only.
3.
(S/SK)
COMMENTS:
No Physical Inclemencies. 052 got the correct
ideogram but did not decode it with complete accuracy.
(Moutain was decoded
as a structure) .
4.
(S/SK) EVALUATION:
2
5.
(S/SK) SEARCH EVALUATION:
N/A
MONITOR: : SOLO
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
SECRET/NOFORN
CLASSIFIED BY:
DIA (DT)
DECLASSIFY:
OADR
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[handwritten above the right end of the banner, partly cut by the page edge: 052(?)]

[handwritten, all remaining text on the page is handwritten]

PI: none
AV: none

                                                        23 March 90(?)
                                                        Ft. Meade
                                                        1535
                                                        Solo

140500
121000
[sketch: a single ideogram line beginning at the coordinates, rising to a small loop, then a long diagonal stroke down to the right]

A. Wavy Accross
   [struck through: Soft(?)]
B. Water          -
[short diagonal check marks to the left of A and B]

A. Angle
   hard
B. Structure
[X mark to the left of this B]

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A. LOOP
Curvy, Smooth
B.
Session end 1340
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MANILA TIMES (RIGHT): KODACHROME BY TED SPIEGEL. RAPHO GUILLUMETTE @ N.G.S.
Crater-pocked time bomb, Taal Volcanc rises
from Lake Taal, 40 miles south of Manila. Dor-
mant for half a century, the volcanic island sud-
denly erupted in September, 1965, blasting out the
inlet at upper right and spewing ash and pumice
from the new crater in the inlet. Steam shot a thou-
sand feet aloft, spreading debris so thick that it
buried scores of the cataclysm's 200 victims and
their flourishing stands of coconut and banana.
Two days later the volcano still belched (inset).
Nearly 3,000 people lived on the five-mile-long
by three-mile-wide island before the eruption;
many have since returned to their homes. Water-
filled crater at center of the large picture formed
in a 1911 eruption that claimed 1,335 lives.
CPYRGHT
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