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6 may sr
Eval
HM
NOFORN
PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARNING NOTICE:
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
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PROJECT NUMBER: 8805
SESSION NUMBER:
10
DATE OF SESSION: 880505
DATE OF REPORT:
880506
START:
1039
END:
1149
METHODOLOGY:
SRV
VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 018
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:
Concerning the explosion om
the ship described in your 2 May 88 session on the event
designated by coordinates 681001/ 187811: describe the cause of
the explosion.
In addition, explore the ramifications of the
explosion.
Provide sketches in support of your viewing.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
Viewer reported an inclemency of
hunger.
Note sketches on pages 6 and 7 of viewer session.
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED
WT. VI ...... . /NOFORN
CLASSIFIED BY:
DIA (DT)
DECLASSIFY ON:
DADR
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
DATE: 6 May, 1988
REPLY TO
ATTN OF: DT-S
SUBJECT: SESSION SUMMARY
(C/SS)
SG1J
TO: DT-S
(ATTN:
1.
(S-SS)
Statistics:
Viewer:
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018
Session date:
08 MAY 88
Start time:
1039
End time:
1149
Mode of operation:
SOLO
PI:
Hungry
AV:
Previous session material
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2.
(S-SS)
Cuing:
a.
View and describe the cause of an explosion which
takes place in/on/near the water, which is related to the
previously tasked event.
b.
Provide sketches in support of your viewing.
At one point in the session,
I felt very satisfied
that I had found the cause of the explosions.
From
there, I went back and tried to get a better hold
on the general area.
3.
(S-SS)
Results:
The targeted site is a large ship which has a
rather high "junky" section on its top (see
drawing, page 3) (AOL: like a tall sailing ship or
like all the junk which topped a WWII battleship) .
It is sitting about 1/2 mile off shore in a harbor
which is mostly surrounded by land (see sketches,
pages 1 and 7 and the Stage VI tracker, page 6) .
The time of viewing is consistently when the sky is
just getting too dark to see well, but still light
enough to notice.
b.
The ship is on fire.
There are people on it who
are running around in a state of panic.
The fire
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is basically centrally located on the ship, and is
coming out of the top (see sketch, page 1) .
C.
The cause of the explosions is a row of containers
of volatile liquids within the ship (AOL: gas
cans) (see sketch, page 1).
They explode because of
the fire.
There was a strong impression that the
explosions were caused by the fire, and that the
fire was not caused by the explosions.
Backtracking through time to the beginning of the
fire,
it seems to have started on top of the ship
(AOL: as though it were falling from the sky and
landed there) and then spread through the ship.
The ship also experiences IMplosions, caused by
explosions outside itself (AOL: on the water
nearby) , but I did not sucessfully access these.
d.
Following the cause
of the fire back further,
I
arrived back on the land; at one large area of it
in particular which is totally enveloped in flames.
€.
I was clearly getting no new information, and in
frustration, I decided to attempt to bi-locate to
the target site.
This was done successfully
(beginning on page 8), but instead of winding up on
the ship, I wound up atop a tall and very steep
(AOL: mountain) overlooking the entire harbor
scene.
The sight below me was of a large harbor
off in the distance which had ships burning on it.
There was a wide expanse of area between the
mountain and the water which had a very large city.
One area of the city was on fire and burning out of
control, while there were other individual fires
located all over the rest of the city.
The distant
sound of small "bells" could be heard clanging
through the streets.
The city was otherwise dark
(no streetlights, neon signs, etc.) which added to
the previous "feeling" that this was an "old-
fashioned" place.
F.
The entire scene began to drive an AOL of the San
Francisco earthquake/fire.
This site has driven
such strong AOL drives in previous sessions that I
immediately quit the session before this AOL drive
could get too firmly set.
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