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This document is a memorandum discussing the SUN STREAK program's activities and training progress for the third quarter of 1986. The program utilizes remote viewing, a form of psychoenergetics, for operational intelligence applications. The training report shows the number of remote viewing training sessions conducted during the quarter, categorized by type and stage. The activities report provides an overview of the program's operational sessions and utility assessments. The program made progress towards its goal of having six operational viewers by the end of the year, with morale and productivity increasing. The report also mentions the lack of an office information system/word processor for the entire quarter and its impact. A yearly report for the entire 1986 calendar year will be prepared in January 1987.
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DATE: 17 Oct 86
REPLY TO
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1.' (S/SK/WNINTEL) The mission of the SUN STREAK Prototype
operational Group (POG) is to undertake operational intelligence
applications using an aspect of psychoenergetics known as Remote
Viewing (RV). An integral part of that missi is to train
personnel in RV. and are
responsible for the development and implementation of the in-
house training program. Attached is their training report for
third quarter of CY 1986.
2. S/SK/WNINTEL) Also attached is the SUN STREAK Activities
Report for third quarter CY 1986. This report covers the number
of training sessions, the number of operations and operational
sessions, and the number of Utility Assessment targets and
sessions worked for the first three quarters of DY 86.
3. (S/SK/WNINTEL) The third quarter CY 86 was a very productive
time for this unit. We made great progress towards our goal of
having six operational viewers by the end of the calendar year.
Morale remains high and both the quality and quantity of work
have been increasing. The only negative aspect was the fact that
the office was without an office information system/word
processor for the entire quarter. The impact of this is
discussed in Enclosure 3 to this report.
4. (U) A yearly report will be prepared in January 1987 for the
entire 1986 calendar year.
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Training Report
Activities Report
Memorandum
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Third Quarter 1986
1. (S/SK/WNINTEL) The following charts reflect the distribution, by type
and number, of the 106 remote viewing training sessions, conducted during the
third quarter of 1.986. ("Training session" is defined as an exercise designed
to induce the trainee to perform in a manner similar to that which would be
required of a Source during an operational remote viewing session).
CRV TRAINING SESSION (TOTAL = 82)
SOURCE #
011(3)
018(4)
003
021
STAGE
1 2 3 4 5 6
60(1) 17
ADVANCED TRNG(2)
ERV TRAINING SESSIONS (TOTAL = 24)
Experience Level
SOURCE # VISUALIZATION BEACONING OBJECT ADVANCED TRNG
101 3 3 0 0
079 2 3 4 0
018 3 .4 '2 0
NOTES: (1) Phase 1 - 44 sessions
Phase 2 - 1.6 sessions
(2) Advanced training sessions employ novel sites, selected to
provide stimuli not characteristic of day-to-day operational targets. These
breaks in routine serve a dual purpose; they maintain the source in an alert
state and result in a richer range of data during operations.
(3) Source #011 is expected to complete Stage 2 training during
the second week of October.
(4) Source #018 completed the final stage of stage 5 training on
14 July and has since been placed into the ERV training track.
b. (S/SK/WNINTEL) The training profile has been enormously enhanced through
the assignment of an ERV Interviewer, (a task hertofore assumed` by the operations
officer). Optimal.. tra.iniAg continuity can now be realized.
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a. (S/SK/WNINTEL) With the formation of two RV teams, trainees are now
assigned to one of two distinctly different tracks which prepare each viewer to
utilize a specific collection technique, Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) or
Extended Remote Viewing (ERV). It is anticipated that, once fully trained,
each source will remain on his respective team. (Two sources, #101 and #018,
will be "dual qualified" upon completion of their current training).
b (S/SK/WNINTEL) A new CRV training protocol has been implemented.
beginning with Source #011, to wit, the use of Class A vs. Class Bsites for
virtually all sessions. Thus, both RV monitor and trainee must, perforce,
rely solely upon "structure." Neither, then,4s able to draw upon the monitor1s
knowledge about a site for feedback or cueing. Further, beginning in Stage 2,
monitor and trainee are provided with only "encrypted" site coordinates. In
this manner, the trainee receives an early exposure to operational conditions.
c. (S/SK/WNINTEL) An ERV training program has been established. Like its
complementary-track., it incorporates lectures, essay writing, quizzes, critiques,
however,
reading assigmmnets, classroom exercises and RV sessions. ERV trainees,
are not required to'demonstrate a skill level in order to progress through the
determine a
the lastathreeslevegs,of development,
program.' Instead,,P"Experience
with actual RV sessions
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SUN STREAK ACTIVITIES REPORT
Third Quarter 1986
8601 2 Jan 86 13 Jun 86 25/4
8602 13 Jan 86 15 Jan 86 1/1
8603 13 Jan 86 1 Jun 86 4/1
8604 13 Jan 86 9 Apr 86 5/1
8605 10 Mar 86:': N/A
8606 10 Mar 86 20 Sep 86 5/4
8607 16 Mar 86 25 Apr 86 16/4
8608 16 Jun 86 7 Jul 86 10/4
8609 25 Jun 86 N/A
8610: 8 Jul 86 26 Sep 86 10/4
Eval received - of value
Awaiting Eval (DT-5A)
Awaiting Eval (DT-5A)
Awaiting Eval (DT-5A)
Open (Initiative Action)
Awaiting Eval (DT-5A)
Awaiting Eval (DT-5A)
Closed (Initiative Action)
Open
Awaiting Eval (DT-5A)
TOTAL Ops sessions 79
b. (S/SK/WNINTEL) SUN STREAK Training: (U)
SOURCE NUMBER OF SESSIONS*
#003 12
#011 77
#018 34
#021 19
#079 9
#101 13
TOTAL Tng Sessions 164
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of individual
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and n the o level of source
received sessions
type of
sources. See Training Report.
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1. (S/SK/WNINTEL) This report is inclusive of the first, second, and third
quarters of 1986. The following charts depict the activities of the SUN STREAK
off ice. Further details of the operational effort are considered "close hold"
for purposes of operational effectiveness. Personnel
requiring faccess Further
operational details should contact the SUN STREAK Operations
information concerning training is included in the training report. Utility
Assessment files are available at the SUN STREAK office.
a. (S/SK/WNINTEL) SUN STREAK Operations: (U)
PROJECT OPEN DATE REPORT DATE SESSIONS/SOURCES STATUS
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c. (S/SK/WNINTEL) SUN STREAK Utility Assessment: (U)
PROJECT SOURCE/TECHNIQUE EVALUATION
A. #003/CRV
#021/CRV
#101/ERV
B. #003/CRV
#021/CRV
#101/CRV
C. #003/CRV
#021/CRV (not d
yet
#101/ERV*
D. #003/CRV
#021/CRV
#101/ERV
E. #003/CRV
#021/CRV
#101/ERV
F. Working
G. Working
H. Working
very useful
useful
X
X
X
X
TOTAL UA SESSIONS 47
* Redo at later date.
2. (S/SK/WNINTEL) Included herewith are. two graphB.. The SUN STREAK Production
Chart shows the expected increase in activity as the office reaches operational
readiness. The Type of Sessions chart shows the distribution of sessions over
the three basic activities of this officer Operations, Training, and Utility
Assessment. These graphics alone do not adequately represent the efforts/accom-
plishments of this office. Many, many hours go into the planning and documentation
of all SUN STREAK activities.
3. (S/SK/WNINTEL) It is anticipated that a great deal of training progress will
be made during the fourth quarter of 1986. If all goes as.planned, SUN STREAK
will then have six operationally capable sources. Operations and Utility Assessment
production should continue at: the present level throughout the fourth quarter
of 1986.
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SUN STREAK Production
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2. Type of Sessions Operations Officer
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