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CUOREP/ NOFORN
PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARNING NOTICE:
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER:
5278
SESSION NUMBER:
01
DATE OF SESSION:
24 APRIL 89
DATE OF REPORT:
24 APRIL 89
START:
0900
END:
1000
METHODOLOGY:
ERV
VIEWER IDENTIFIER:
032
1.
(S/NF/SK)
MISSION:
TO ACCESS AND DESCRIBE THE SOVIET'S
ROBOT SPACECRAFT THE "PHOBOS. "
2.
(S/NF/SK)
VIEWER TASKING:
TO ACCESS AND DESCRIBE THE
OBJECT OF INTEREST AT COORDINATES 718313/215032.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
NO INCLEMENCIES NOTED. VIEWER WAS ABLE
TO ACCESS AND DESCRIBE THE GENERAL AREA AND THE PEOPLE INVOLVED
WITH WORKING WITH THE AIRCRAFT.
WHEN VIEWER DESCRIBED OJBECT,
VIEWER WAS ABLE TO REPORT THAT THE OBJECT HAD PROBLEMS AND
REPORTED THAT A PROBLEM HAD TO DO WITH BEING HELD BACK OR A
HEAVINESS.
THE AIRCRAFT DID AT ONE TIME HAVE ON IT A BULKY
COMPUTER.
OVERALL, A GOOD SESSION.
4.
(S/NF /SK)
EVALUATION:
3
2
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
/NOFORN
CLASSIFIED BY:
DIA (DT-S)
DECLASSIFY:
OADR
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WORKING PAPER
890424
V: 032
S: 01
SUMMARY OF INFORMATION
Site consists of multiple structures in several
areas
of concentration. The predominate material used in the
formation of the site and it's surrounding area is that of
1
concrete. This concrete is stretched to a great distance in
all directions (see sketch, an overhead). There are
markings in all directions -- and the layout of the area
seems to symmetric; that is, there is a plan to it. The
area was dark at the time
was there -- and the
temperature was cool
----
not as cold as it could be.
I perceived several
A/S, insect like objects looming
on the surface of the site. They are positioned in such a
way as to form a pattern on the ground. These objects have
tubes sticking out of their face and they are composed of
plastic, tubes, round objects and pipes. There are scale
like things that are probably louvers. The object appears
smooth from a distance, but up close it is rough textured.
There was a very strong grease or kerosine smell associated
with this section of the site.
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People at the site all wear similar clothing -- it
could have been a uniform but I couldn't tell for sure,
they just all looked similar. These people were small in
physical stature -- much smaller than I. They were very
busy moving fast in every direction. They are hard working
and very happy.
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The object looks like some kind of weapon or machine
with weapons. There are a bunch of different kinds of
weapons all rolled up into one. The object moves in every
direction when it wants to. It is supposed to move quickly
designed to out-run itself "really press the envelope",
but it has problems !. It begins movement relatively easy
and accelerates well, but it has problems when it reaches
certain thresholds --
it has a design flaw that causes it
to vibrate violently, become unstable and even loose
control. It just can't do what it is supposed to do.
Two maybe three individuals are responsible for the
operation of this object. They have a tough time with i: ...
it "pisses them off". The thing is supposed to pass out of
the envelope but as it approaches it --
something catches
and drags, and they can't find it. There are systems on the
object that work -- communications, direction control and
the weapons. It is powerful and fast.
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Bultup ARCAS
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OBJECTS
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BLACKTOP
ASPHALT
E CONCRETO
LARGE BODY OF WATER
SOME WHERE NEARBY ?
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OBJECT-
feels Like
Aossketch
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