SUN STREAK, (RV) SESSIONS PROCEDURE REPORT, PROJECT 8712-B, SESSION 1, VIEWER 099, CRV/FF (SOLO)

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The document is a session report from the CIA's Stargate program, specifically Project Sun Streak. The session took place on October 23, 1987, and the target country is not specified. The session utilized the technique of Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) with the "FF" protocol. The source in the session perceived a large amount of air activity between October 23 and October 31, 1987. The activity seemed to be related to patrolling, response, or show of force. The source also perceived the presence of an older type mine suspended in shallow water near the southwestern coast of the Gulf, close to the border of Kuwait-Saudi Arabia. The mine was believed to have been thrown overboard from a small boat during the hours of darkness. The source predicted that a small-to-medium size American warship, acting as the lead vessel, would be struck by the mine on its way to Kuwait, forward and starboard. The casualties and extent of damage were not perceived, and the response to the action was also not perceived. The source also mentioned a vague impression of an explosion in Kuwait, but couldn't ascertain its associations or placement in time. There was also a strange impression of some air activity being connected to Israel, but it was labeled as AOL. The document indicates that this was the first operational task undertaken by the trained source. The document ends with the signature of the source, identified as CPT, USA.

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 PROJECT SUN STREAK  (U)
 WARNING NOTICE:        INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
 Session Procedures Report  (S/NF/SK)
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 PROJECT NUMBER:   87I2                       SESSION NUMBER:   1             JJ   ~~
 DATE OF SESSION:   23 OCT 87               TARGET COUNTRY:                /
 REFERENCE:                 MISSION STATUS:
 TECHNIQUE UTILIZED:   CRV/"FF" So4~        SOURCE IDENTIFIER:   099
 1.  (S/NF/SK)   Monitor  (Interviewer)   Tasking:   NA
 2.  (S/NF/SK)   Source Tasking:    (See cover sheet)
 3.  (S/NF/SK)   Summary:   Centered around the time  "window" 23 October
 1987 to 31 October 87    I perceived a large amount of air activity,
 mostly of a  "patrolling",  "response"  ,  or  "show of force" nature  (but
 see below).   The perception arose of a    (older type) mine,  suspended at
 a depth in relatively shallow water;    it had been here since at  least
 the beginning of the target time window.   I had the  impression that  it
 had been thrown overboard from a small     boat during the hours of
 darkness.   It lies not far from the southwestern coast of the Gulf,
 very near the border of Kuwait-Saudi  Arabia.   This mine will  hit a
 small-to-medium size American warship  (acting as the  lead vessel)   as
 it proceeds along the coast in the direction of Kuwait.   The ship will
 be struck forward and starboard.   Casualties and extent of damage were
 not perceived.   Also,  response to this action was not perceived.    (At
 one point during the session,  there was the vague impression of an
 explosion  in what seemed to be Kuwait,  but  I could not ascertain its
 associations nor placement in time--it could have been a recent event.
 Also,  there was the strange  impression that some of the air activity
 had something to do with  Israel,  but this  I must perforce label  AOL.
 Something--an agenda outside the tasking but connected to  "air
 activity" --seems to be taking place during the period of interest.
 4.  (S/NF/SK)   Comments: Although  I am a trained source,  this was the
 first operational  task that  I have undertaken.
 SG1J
 CPT, USA
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