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PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARNING NOTICE:
INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER:
8728
SESSION NUMBER:
07
DATE OF SESSION: 29 Jan 88
DATE OF REPORT: 29 Jan 88
START:
1015
END:
1137
METHODOLOGY :
CRV
VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 018
..... ..
1.
(S/NF/SK)
MISSION:
Determine viewer's ability to collect
foreign intelligence information against documents shielded from
normal perception.
Determine the location of the document.
2.
(S/NF/SK)
VIEWER TASKING: Utilizing sketches of the document
obtained in Session Number 05, determine info in reply top
specific properties of the document.
Determine essence of the
document.
The substantial meaning of the thematic consistence of
the document remains to be determined.
3. (S/NF/SK)
COMMENTS:
Next
session will be devoted exclusive
to determining the substantial
essence of the document via the
conduct of an ERV session
002
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
CLASSIFIED BY: DIA (DT)
DECLASSIFY:
DADR
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
DATE:
1
Februray, 1988
REPLY TO
ATTN OF:
DT-S
SUBJECT:
SESSION SUMMARY
(C/SS)
SG1J
TO:
DT-S
(ATTN:
1.
(S-SS) Statistics:
Viewer:
Session date:
29 JAN 88
Mode of operation:
CRV
018
2.
(S-SS)
Cueing:
a.
Continue to describe the physical aspects of the
document.
3.
(S-SS)
Results:
a.
Cue: "Use & number of photos": There was an
impression of a few black and white photos, clustered in one
section of the document, but separate from each other (like
only one part of the document has pictures, not like they are
all together in a "photo" section) .
b.
Cue: "Use of charts":
There was no active
impression of any charts at all.
Cue :
"Author":
Got several AOL's and several
other impressions of a tall, thin man possibly with a
moustache, who was wearing a light green garment which
reminded me of a surgeon's gown or some kind of a smock.
seemed to have some type of instruments in his pockets.
He
d.
Cue:
"Readdress the perceptions 'oil ' & 'slicky'":
I
kept getting impressions of pipes or tubes with oil on
their outside surfaces, rather than inside them.
This
'oil
appeared thin, clean, and amber-colored ..
There was the
overall impression that this 'oil ' was not only for
lubrication, but that it also serves other purposes, and that
someone "checks" the oil's properties and has some sort of a
knowledgible appreciation for those properties.
Returning to
this same cueing after a break, I got repeated impressions of
an area in which the 'oil' is in a flat layer with a sloping
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'pipe' or 'tube' sloping down into it.
The oil covers the
outside of this sloping thing and runs down it.
There was
also a visual of liquid spraying upward and out in all
directions.
The liquid appeared to be the 'oil '.
At
no time
did I feel a sensation of heat from this 'oil' liquid.
There were other impressions of humming sounds,
metallic noises, unidentified smells and feelings.
There was
also a repeat of the unidentified "feeling" which seems
associated with this site.
An attempt to break this
"feeling" out for meaning resulted in a perception that the
unidentified smell gives me an impression which is then
immediately covered by a 'nostalgic' feeling, resulting in
the confusion which prevents the identification of either.
b.
The area in which the document is located was
perceived to be in semi-darkness, with light coming from one
side (AOL: as though it were put away on a shelf with the
doors to the shelf partially closed. )
The document was perceived as being between 1/4 and
1/2 inch thick (see drawing, page 7 and Stage VI sketch, page
8), approximately 11 inches high and slightly less than 8 1/2
inches wide (see Stage VI comparison, page 8) .
d.
The front (AOL: title-)page of the actual document
appeared
as sketched on pages 5A, 5B, and 6.
2.
The top of the overall target document generated
perceptions of "layers of onionskin paper" feel, as well as
one layer which was perceived as being off-red and much
thicker feeling than normal paper.
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Cued to identify the date of the document, there
was again some confusion, caused by the feeling that there
were many dates (of writing, of publication, of printing or
of the subject matter, etc. ) .
There was, however, an
immediate impression of "1968" or "1986".
Further cueing to
give the season of the year caused the same confusion, but
resulted in "summer".
Stage VII perceptions resulting from cueing to
provide the title of the document produced the results shown
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Overall impressions were that the title has a
long word or series of long words at the start, then "for" or
"of" near
the end, then another long word.
h.
Cued to give the meaning of the title resulted in:
1)
A return of a presently unidentifiable AI
which has
been a confusion point to me every time I have been
cued with
anything dealing with the "subject matter" of the
document.
This will be worked on for futher information (see
also Stage V attempt to break this out, page 13) .
2)
Visuals of uneven folds of some soft, off-
green material.
3)
The perception that the tops of the letters
are "sharper than usual" (AOL: like Russian or Old German
Gothic script.
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