CRV SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT CONTROL NUMBER: 8706, SOURCE IDENTIFIER: 003

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Summary: This document is a session procedures report from the CIA's Project Sun Streak. The report discusses a source's session from April 7, 1987, and provides a summary of the information gathered. The target structure appears to be temporary and will be replaced by a permanent structure with enhanced functions related to directing and controlling. The site is located away from inhabited areas to avoid collateral damage during conflict. The core system within the structure is described as an amalgamation of subsystems that function synergistically and involve concepts of electrical, electronic, and immense power. Descriptors associated with the system include being red, reflective, shiny, circumscribed, and containing. The report also includes feedback from the monitor who had to deal with the source's questions about the target.

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 PROJECT SUN STREAK  (U)
 WARNING NOTICE:   INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
 CRV Session Procedures Report  (S/NF/SK)
 Control Number           :
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 UDate of Session   :
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 USource Identifier:
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 1.  (S/NF/SK)   Tasking:   See tasking data sheet, attached.   Ops
 officer and monitor engaged in a post-session discussion dealing with
 this source's 07 April 87 session.   Ops officer suggested several
 avenues of approach for eliciting additional source information which
 were noted and acted upon by monitor in this session.
 2.  (S/NF/SK)   Session:   No source inclemencies.   Source felt  (and
 acted)   particularly confident during this session.     Monitor attaches a
 high confidence level also.   Much of the session was spent in S6      (see
 source sketches,    including AOL sketch of overall   "system").
 3.  (S/NF/SK)   Summary:   (Please examine site terrain/local sketches
 and related item descriptors).   Target structure seems to be temporary,
 (like a "mobile TOC")  while construction takes place, but will be
 replaced by a permanent structure which will perform the same, but
 enhanced,  functions--a concept here of directing/command and control.
 Site is removed from inhabited areas to avoid collateral damage in the
 event of conflict.   The entire, integral structure exists to house and
 protect the "core" system which is the operational portion.   The core is
 an amalgamation of subsystems which function.synergetically in a
 conceptually new way.   Associated with the system are the ideas of
 electrical,  electronic, energetic,  immense power,which goes out from the
 structure,  coherent, directive, cohesive, combined, and "focused".
 Descriptors associated with the [business end] of the system are red,
 reflective,  shiny, circumscribed, containing, embracing, holding,
 preparing,  propelling,  collecting, bringing together;  there are a series
 of reflectings,  bouncing back and forth.   The central structure is
 rounded, angled, tapered, flat,  tall,  latticed, buttressed, and girdled.
 (See source's A/S sketch, p.4a, and conceptual diagram of p.5a).   The
 power which enters the structure becomes transformed, phased, matched,
 coupled,  reinforced,  boosted,  collected,  magnified,  changed,
 "modulated", and propelled away.
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 DECLASSIFY    : OADR
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 4. (S/NF/SK)  Feedback:   Monitor suffered the usual questions from
 this source:  "Do you know anything about this target ?, etc., etc.,  ad
 infinitum, ad nauseam.   Source was informed that further sessions would
 be based upon ops officer feedback.   No other feedback provided.
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