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PROJECT SUN STREAK (U)
ERV SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT
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INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
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CONTROL NUMBER: N-1
DATE OF SESSION: 26 Aug 87
TARGET COUNTRY: N/A
SESSION NUMBER: 01
DATE OF REPORT: 27 Aug 87
MISSION STATUS: Continuing
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED: ERV
SOURCE
IDENTIFIER: 003
052
REFERENCES: None
NICKNAME: None
1. .
(S/NF/SK)
INTERVIEWER TASKING:
Project N-1 is the first of fiv
similar projects (N-1 through N-5), in which the Viewer will be
tasked to describe in detail a document that is being maintained in
the DIAC.
In addition to data pertaining to the document, the Source
will also be tasked to describe the general configuration of the
building in which the document is located (the DIAC), the actual room
and the container.
The Source should not be initially told that the
target is a document but can be told after the sessions begin at a
time chosen by the Interviewer and only when necessary to avoid a
"drive".
It should noted that the Interviewer is still unaware of
the true nature of the document represented by the label, "N-1".
2.
(S/NF/SK)
SOURCE TASKING:
Source was told only that this was
the initial
session of a multi-session target and that He has not
previously been targeted against this tasking.
Source was further
provided encrypted coordinates of 250501/095323, as per Extended
Remote Viewing (ERV) protocols.
No other cues or identifying data
was provided to Source prior to this session.
During this initial
session, it was determined that Source had positively identified the
DIAC at which time He was told that He was to focus on one particular
document in "the building" and to describe the document in detail.
3.
(S/NF/SK)
INCLEMENCIES:
There were no reportable incidents or
anomalies which may have influenced the data obtained in this
session.
Source was not told until just prior to the beginning of
the session that He would be tasked utilizing the ERV technique vice
the Coordinate Remote Viewing technique in which Source has been
fully trained.
This represented only the second ERV session
conducted by this Source and seemed to be conducted without
noticeable hesitation or reporting problems.
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4.
(S/NF/SK)
SUMMARY:
Source furnished the attached summary which
was prepared following the session and submitted to the Interviewer
within 24 hours after the session.
The completeness of the
typewritten summary has been compared to the Interviewer's notes and
all omissions, changes, and/or corrections have been verified as
acceptable by the Interviewer.
The information provided in the
summary was found to be complete and did not require further
modification, clarification or additions by the Interviewer.
5.
(S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
Source was quickly able to properly
identify the location of the document in a manner which was strongly
indicative of known data pertaining to the DIAC.
Since the actual
subject of the document is unknown to the Interviewer it is
impossible to comment on the veracity of Source's subsequent
statements concerning the document.
This data will be verified in
the future through routine liaison and no additional tasking on
document N-1 is foreseen with this Source.
SG1J
GS-15, DAC
Interviewer
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Site involves a large, flat-sided structure with glass doors
in front, with the front and center portions lower than the side.
Squares and rectangles are the primary dimensional elements of
the structure.
Brownish green is a predominant color at the
site.
It is sunny, warm, and the whole area evinces a definite
man-made, man controlled ambience.
Large flat areas -- perhaps
parking lots and roads -- are ubiquitous.
Lots of cars and people
are present. The structure of interest is administered by some
large, widely spread organization, "like" a government or similar
establishment.
Inside the building the first thing encountered
is a large open area with a bar or desk behind which certain
people sit to screen those who enter, to determine where they
want to go and what their purpose is, or even if they are
supposed to be there. It's essentially some sort of reception
area.
Beyond this are several different directions one could go,
through various doors or down a hall with doors opening off of
it. Seems to be a white or very light grey color.
Someone in
the hall is wearing what appears to be a white coat.
[Interviewer tasking]
TE
ton of importance needs to be
safeguarded, sestricted teronly limited access by a select group
etpeople not all of the same occupation, associations, or
responsibilities, but all of whom share similar common
responsibilities designated by and for the document and as well
as-connection with it.
Things specified within the document
pertain to them and their responsibilities. AOL of Constitution.
Document circulates very little; the fact that it-exists is
important, and that it-can be retrieved and referenced
as
necessary.
The concept of proponency -seems important.
"it is
-- "like" adirective or plan -- a guidance document.
Though perhaps
AOL, the sense that it has to do wes
technical and
instructives concerning weapons and Cestegte considerations, etc.
It inventacies in some sense, and is technical in places,
contains details, engineering constraints, limits, .designs,m
essentials, capabilities, and has abachments, appendices, TABs.
and similar things.
Ast principal component of document:
General guidance, purpose
section, outline, content, assigns overall responsibilities; ties
everything else together.
2nd section:
Distribution, proportions, designation of
assignments, organized, methodological organization,
"deconfliction" -- resources addressed, avoids redundancy -- how
resources are addressed and deployed without getting in the way
of other things.
3rd section:
Detailed responsibilities, chain of command ,
authority, who reports to who, who can do what, "like" a task
organization, large groups of assets grouped and subdivided to
make it all manageable.
4th section:
Involves actual
assets, quantities, abilities and
limits, purpose, like (on OB lite,
but doesn't detail
what belongs
to whom; it just categorized and details what is available and
what it can do.
Assets are grouped according to type -- least
capable at beginning), most capable at end.
Five. or more
groupings."Represent something tangible, solid, and usable, like
weapons of something. Large vehicles are also involved.
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5th section:
Lots of numbers irrows; numbers are codes in some
sense -- codes not to disguise but to convey information in a short
space.
Deals with location, nature, purpose, and other subjects
dealing with specific items for which each number stands.
LEreminiscent of BE numbers]:
Seems to be the last section of the
document.
tiQ of document appears not to be in English
Overall
feel of it reminds one of a warplan.
Some letters in title seem
HabeI. I. N. E;
Sudden flash of the word *organizatie ;. "
Classification of document seems to be Top Secret, though not in
so many English-words -- that's the sense of it.
A caveat, similar
to "ORCON" seems involved.
Other, locally devised, informal
caveats included which restrict the number of people who may have
access
to the document.
Cover: is-red;) and somewhat rough, like
Both yellow and black lettering, which is
funny-shaped.
Date of-document may 68 17 February 1987, though
the year 1977 comes through as well
Cintuitive analysis:
perhaps a revision or evolvement of previous similar document].
A doctor des around the over.
Date is center bottom third of
cover.
Left: Lower corner has a lot of lettering, with a control
lumber er log number or something.
Information was gathered by a group, a specific office, who
"compiled it from various outside sources; other documents were
used to compile it -- a synthesis -- they take in everything.to
formulate the whole picture. The room in which the document is
maintained has light colored walls, is light inside, has safe or
"like" safes; a flat long thaw with four pl
the chat, book
shelves along the wal with books and papers on it; aswriting
table or deskyto one side.
Two ways in -- one door opening inward
accesses the outside hall;
another doorway without a door opens
into the next room where meetings, discussions, and work session
OCCUP.
Outside tolse vea through window! it's hazy outside --
daylight;
some distance up off the ground, trees not too"far-
away ,
a ready setting reminds one Of the-DIAG.
Nearby are other
building that at connected in word way but this one,
indirectly.
On the other side of the structure is the side the
sun is on.
It's lower in the sky.
Open grassy
areas; not too
away is a structure With an arched top, like an old theater.
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