PROJECT 8834, SESSION NUMBER: 02, VIEWER: 011
CIA-STARGATE
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This document is from the CIA's Stargate program and provides information about a mission to access and describe the required essential elements of information (EEI) concerning the ship, SG1A. The tasking includes accessing and describing the transfer point and activity of contraband offloading, describing the port of destination for the present ship, describing the port of destination for the ship(s) to which the contraband is offloaded, and determining if the viewer, identified as 011, is involved in the present operation. The session summary reveals that the transfer of contraband takes place in open water near an island, and is intended to be off-loaded onto smaller vessels that would proceed to a nearby island with a base of operations. The cargo is then airlifted to two destinations, possibly in the United States-Canada border region and the U.S.-Mexican border region. The intended port or destination appears to be a Latin-American country, possibly Mexico. The operation is under the control of "friendly forces" and involves concepts such as decoy, infiltrate, undercover, lure, trap, and ensnare.
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WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER:
8834
SESSION NUMBER: 02
DATE OF SESSION: 08 DEC Be
DATE OF REPORT: 09 DEC Be
START:
1000
END:
1115
METHODOLOGY:
CRV
VIEWER ID:
011
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1. (S/NF/SK) MISSION: To access and describe the required EEI concerning
the ship, SG1A
SG1A
2. ( /NF/SE:.) TASKING: Access the ship and describe the
following EEI: SG1A
a. Describe the transfer Dint and activity of contraband offloading.
b. Describe port of destination.
c. Describe ~e port of destination for the ships onto which the
contraband will be offloaded.
d. Access the Anrt dra'F=r-mi - 4 .C -A a..., ..L.-L _..i--
is involved. SG1A
3. (S/NF/SK) COMMENTS BY MONITOR (018):
Inclemencies: None reported.
b. At the beginning of the session, 011 went immediately into very
strong contact with the target site, so, except for answering a few questions
about what was wanted, and giving one or two directions about when to change
to the next question, I sat quietly and did not interfere, while 011 worked,
essentially in a solo mode.
c. Summary of Information is attached.
2 encl: Session transcript
Tasking sheet
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
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CLASSIFIED BY: DIA (DT)
DECLASSIFY: OADR
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SESSION SUMMARY
SESSION: O8 -EC88
VIEWER', Oil
METHOD : CRV/ERY
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THE TRANSFER OF CONTRABAND TAKES PLACE IN OPEN WATER, BEYOND
A REEF, NEAR AN ISLAND. THE DEPTH OF WATER AT THIS LOCATION IS APPROXIMATELY
30-40 FEET (SEE SKETCH, PAGE a). THIS ISLAND IS PART OF A CHAIN OP ISLANDS
SITUATED IN THE PACiMC OCEAN, SOMEWHERE SOUTH AND Wei," OF THE UNITED STATES
(SEE SKETCH, PAGE 3). THE CONTRABAND IS INTENDED TO Sr- OFF-LOADED ONTO, AT
LEAST, TWO SMALLER VESSELS. THESE SMALLER VESSELS WOULD THEN PROCEED TO THE
NEARBY ISLAND WHERE THERE IS A BASE OF OPERATIONS AND AN OLD AIRSTRIP SEE
SKETCH, PAGE,). FROM THE 4-3ASE OF OPERATIONS THE CARGO IS THEN AIRLIFTED TO
TWO DESTI NATIONS; ONE NEAT? THE A161?7 -/WEST BORDER CF 77-/E UNi7ZA 57297ES ANb
CANADA, TUE OTHER IS IN THE DIRECTION OF THE. U.G./MEXICAN BORDER (SEE SKETCH,
F'AGE 3). S G 1 A
INTENDED PORT OR DESTINATION APPEALS TO BE S(3MC
LATIN- AMERICAN COUNTRY IN THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE, PERHAPS MEXICO.
SG1ATHE Ig INVOLVED WITH THIS OPERATION, BUT IT SEEMS TORE
UNDER THE CONTROL OF "FRIENDLY FORCES". CONCEPTS ASSOCIATED WITH THIS VESSEL
ARE; DECOY, INFILTRATE, UNDERCOVER, LOIRE, TRAP, AND ENSNARE.
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WORKING PAPER 08 DEC 88
TASKER
1. ENCRYPTED COORDINATES: 128558/824543.
SG1A
3. TASKING: Access the ship and describe the following EEI:
a. Describe the transfer point and activity where the contraband is
SGlAoffloaded from the onto (an)other ship(s).
b. Describe the port of destination for the present
SG1A
c. Describe the port of destination for the ship(s) to which the
contraband is offloaded.
SG1A
d. Access the Determine if it is involved in the
present operation, and if so, how.
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