PROJECT SUN STREAK. TRAINING TARGET NUMBER 0258. VIEWER IDENTIFICATION: 025

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This document is a referral review from the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) and the Department of Defense (DoD) regarding the Stargate program. It provides details of a remote viewing session conducted at Crystal Lake, Texas. The viewer, identified as 025, used dowsing techniques to access and describe the target, with specific focus on Stage VA. The session transcript reveals that 025 performed well in both "allegorical" and "actual" dowsing, successfully indicating the general area of the site on the map. The evaluation concludes that 025 accomplished the dowsing with excellent results. This information is classified as SECRET/NOFORN, and the document is dated 21 October 1988.

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SECRET/NOFORN 
PROJECT SUN STREAK 
WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED 
TNG TARGET NUMBER: 0250 SESSION NUMBER: 1 of 1 
DATE OF SESSION: 21 OCT GB DATE OF REPORT: 21 OCT 88 
START: 0911 END: 1039 
METHODOLOGY: CRV VIEWER IDENTIFICATION: 025 
EVALUATION: 
MONITOR: 018 
1. (S/NF/SK) SITE: Water-slide cable at Crystal Lake, Texas. 
2. (S/NF/SK) MISSION: To access and describe the target using 
stages I through VI, with particular attention to Stage VA: 
dowsing techniques. 
3. (S/NF/SK) VIEWER CUEING: Encrypted coordinates 
3230N/9230W. 
4. (S/NF/SK) COMMENTS: 
a. Inclemencies: None reported. 
b. 025 got all major gestalts in stage 1 and proceded 
directly through stage 4. Stage 5 was tried, without much 
success, and a break was taken. 
c. After the break, 025 received the class in the last 
form of stage 6 functioning to be tried: Stage 6 "dowsing", in 
both its "allegorical" and "actual" formats. 
d. Immediately after the training, 025 returned to 
session, first performing "allegorical stage 6 dowsing" (i.e. 
dowsing on a blank sheet of paper, the results of which would be 
transferred to a map), then "actual" (i.e., dowsing directly on 
the map). 
1 enc l.: Session Transcript 
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY 
SECRkT/NOFORN 
CLASSIFIED BY: DIA (DT) 
DECLASSIFY: OADR 
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e. 025 did an excellent job on the "allegorical" dowsing, 
indicating the target at a point on the map (map range: 905 X 680 
miles) which was approximately 17 miles from the actual location. 
(NOTE these results were not given to 025 during the session.) 
f. 025 was then tasked to perform an "actual" stage 6 
dowsing, and warned ahead of time that AOL can be a problem. 
(i.e.0 a major gestalt of the site was water, and the Gulf of 
Mexico was at the bottom of the map. Also, 025 had already 
indicated a place on the map with the other method, and was 
warned against allowing that previous result to color the present 
form of dowsing. 025 performed excellently, indicating the 
general area of the site with accuracy. 
5. EVALUATIONu 
a. Teacher'su This session completed 025's familiarization 
with all present forms of Stage 6. 025 accomplished the dowsing 
with exceptionally excellent results. 
b. Director's: 
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-target is a high. and low styucture which l 
has a tal narrow 
portion. _0+4 sh t oo motj,on,is detected (see sketches on pages 
people who are sure of themselves but 
misunderstood are gathered. The allegorical and actual time 
lines on pages 14A and 15A involved dowsing to indicate the 
targeted area. 
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By Sherrie Langston 
Photographs by Jack Lewis 
Favorite swimming 
hole since the 
Roaring Twenties 
queals, shrieks, and 
screams drown out the 
splashes as children and 
- adventurous adults whiz 
down the slides and over-the-water 
trolleys into Crystal Lake. 
Uey, Mom, watch! I'm gonna 
do cannonball," the youngster 
ye,s to a woman lounging on the 
warm sand. Then the freckled boy 
turns into a tightly coiled ball that 
disappears in a column of water. 
"Did ya see me, Morn?" he hollers 
as his head emerges from the 
spring-fed lake. He waits briefly 
for acknowledgement before pad-
dling back out to the diving plat-
form to pet feet his new-found 
talent. 
"If you swing your legs back and 
forth as you go down the cable, 
you'll go faster," says a teenage 
girl high above him. 
Suddenly, she grabs the bar and 
kicks off the 70-foot trolley plat-
form. With the grace of a gymnast, 
she streaks down the cable over the 
water. Butjt's all knees and elbows 
when she lOosens her grip at the 
end of the line. Her poise vanishes 
as she screams and grabs her nose 
before plunging into the cool water. 
Sherrie Langston is news editor for the 
Marshall News Messenger. 
July 1987 
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Adventurers await their turn to zip down the cable of the 70-foot-high trolley, while others 
swim, slide, dive, and just dangle their feet in the refreshing waters of Crystal Lake. 
Folks around the East Texas 
town of Joaquin are used to hear-
ing the squeals of joy from crystal 
Lake, a water park that was a 
"roaring place in the Roaring 
Twenties," a hot spot in the Fifties 
and Sixties, and still a great place 
to spend a warm summer day. 
Owner Abner Whiddon has been 
swamped with calls since he re-
opened the area three years ago. 
Hard work and determination 
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