Project Interloper

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F/NOFORN
PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARNING NOTICE:
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER: 8805
SESSION NUMBER:
.
DATE OF SESSION:
880307
DATE OF REPORT: 880308
START:
1348
END: 1428
METHODOLOGY:
SRV
VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 099
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1.
(S/NF/SK)
MISSION:
Determine the nature and scope of an
event (s) of singular importance and interest to the US. Prior to
describing the event and its significance, access and describe
the military forces, diplomatic activities, and sociological
factors of the society (ies) involved in the event.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
VIEWER TASKING:
Reaccess the leader of one of the
two main military forces associated with coordinates 681001/
187811, whom you previously described in session 2 on 11 Feb 88.
Obtain information on the size and strength of his force.
What
are his plans/ intentions for the disposition and use of his
force?
3.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
No physical inclemencies noted.
The
identification of the leader as Soviet/ SGSO material is AOL (not
data as recorded in summary) .
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS CY
SPECIAL ACCESS REQU.REL
NOFORN
CLASSIFIED BY:
DIA (DT)
DECLASSIFY ON:
OADR
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07 Mar 88
1348 - 1428
(Tasking data sheet attached)
Summary:
( AOL-AV.
Soviet troops pulling out of Afghanistan)
The leader (previously described) commands at least a division-
size element; he is a field commander and would probably do well
as a future member of the Soviet General Staff. His primary
mission seems to center around the security of the North-South
corridor
"out in front" of his position (see sketch, last
session) . He is to hold the area and secure LOCs (lines of
communication).
He responds to other orders from his "higher"
( somewhere else). Although the mission seems tactically simple,
and required assets are all present, this leader was assigned
because in less capable hands things could fall apart, i. e.,
constant care and attention to detail is demanded -- one's guard
must be always up.
The leader focuses a great deal of attention on the hills to the
West (see last session) which offer an enemy cover, concealment
and the high ground. It seems that the most serious security
threat is posed by enemy approaches from this direction -- his
back.
Patrols and observation posts must constantly monitor the
area.
No particular plans for future mission (s) perceived.
-...
el avas a HOL
and desicad
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de courcel and
accurate.
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