SUN STREAK OPERATIONAL REPORT - PROJECT 8804
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This document is a memorandum from the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) discussing the findings of remote viewers who conducted sessions to describe the content of a building referred to as SG1C. The viewers perceived the building as a secure area and described it as housing a power network grid used for the regulation and manipulation of electrical power associated with forward movement. One viewer described the building as part of a complex dedicated to scientific test runs and experimentation, housing an object described as a turbine or compressor that generates an overwhelming amount of power. Another viewer described the building as being associated with power engineering of jet turbine engines and aircraft thrust, and described concepts of fast-moving test objects through the atmosphere. Another viewer described the target site as a rectangular, grey, multi-storied block building that is still under construction, with massive amounts of contained energy progressively gathered in ever-increasing amounts. Finally, one viewer indicated that the target building is located west southwest of Moscow and is part of a complex utilized to modernize the symmetry and designs of what appears to be a Soviet-Blackjack bomber.
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301-6111
520,013/DT-S88
MEMORANDUM FOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL
RESEARCH
SUBJECT: Sun Streak Operational Report - Project 8804(U)
1. (S/NF/SK) During the period of 15 August 1988 through 17
October 1988 inclusively, five remote viewers conducted a total
of 15 sessions in an effort to describe the content of a building
SG1C identified by F- I
(TAB A). Remote viewers attempted to substantially describe the
activities related to the content of Building Number 110.
2. (S/NF/SK) Remote Viewer 018_ perceived the target area as a
"secure area." The target building housed a "power network grid"
(TAB B) utilized in the regulation and manipulation of electrical
power associated with the concept of "forward movement."
3. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 003 perceived the target area as a complex
of military related buildings dedicated to scientific "test runs"
and experimentation. The target building housed an object
described as "a turbine or compressor" (TAB C) replete with
humming and whining noises, and used in generating an
"overwhelming" amount of power. The notion of this huge power
source appeared associated with high velocity, a discernible
change of state of motion (a surging forward).
4. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 099 described the target building as a low,
flat, structure associated with "production areas" of power
engineering of jet turbine engines and aircraft thrust. See TAB
D and TAB E. Viewer 099 described a concept of "fast moving test
objects through the atmosphere," somewhat reminiscent of the
"Scram Jet" concept. See TAB E.
5. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 095 described the "target site" as a
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rectangular, grey, multi-storied, block building that is still
under construction. Viewer 095 conceptually perceived the
presence of "massive amounts of contained energy progressively
gathered in ever increasing amounts." According to 095, the
energy is packaged, pulsed, and external to a structure; it is
"used to drive something."
6. (S/NF/SK) Viewer 079 indicated that Target I uis SG1A
located west southwest of Moscow in the vicinity of Bugulma and
Blagoveschensk of the Soviet Union. See TAB F. The target
building is part of a complex utilized to modernize the "symmetry
and designs" of what appears to be the Soviet-"Blackjack" Woinber.
Upgrades are mainly SIGINT related; electro-optics ,Ftelemetry, .____
radar and radar-jamming are related to this scientific effort.
hfi-ee concept 6f-the'Blackjack's suitability as a low-level,
strategic intelligence gathering platform is associated with this
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