SUN STREAK OPERATIONAL REPORT - 8905

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This document is a CIA memorandum from 1989 regarding the SUN STREAK operational report. The report discusses remote viewing sessions conducted to determine the key function of target SG1A. However, there is a lack of correlation in the results provided by the remote viewers. Additionally, there is mention of an activity conducted in secrecy, referred to as "B", which caused skin conditions, lesions, and paralysis of the pulmonary system. Approximately seventy personnel were involved in this activity, which produced a small quantity of pollutants. Subjects appeared to be fearful and reluctant volunteers who received some form of treatment. The document also mentions Building "C" being associated with biological testing, with the presence of reagents being used repetitively on a daily basis and stored in drums with a greenish tinge. The document indicates that sensitive intelligence sources and methods were involved.

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Body:  Approved For Release 2000/08/08: CIA-RD.p96-00789R000601020001-2
 DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
 WASHINGTON. D.C. 20301-6111
 MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF SCIENTIST,  )IA
 Apr i 1   1989
 SUBJECT:   SUN STREAK Operational  Report - 8905  (U)
 1.   (S/NF/SK)   During the                             period of 9  February 1989  to                           17  March
 1989  inclusively,  fourteen  remote  viewing sessions were conducted
 in an effort to d t.ermir,_               :: _:  and key function of target
 SG1A          st.ru :t ur r s  r _ L i  _ ~t: v  i n of               r,iotography.   There  is
 a distinct       lack of correlation in  tl,                         results furnished by the
 remote viewers.
 SG1A
 2.    (S/NF/SK) Viewer 0,?.?  pt. r::  iv,_ d  t r,   implementation of an
 activity conducted  in secrecy   i II    Sul  di ng  " B ".   See TAB A.
 Viewer 025 described the activity as a  form of experimentation
 whose  appiicat. ion  res_;i?         ?&t,-` ions  to the skin as
 well  as sores and    lesions; i t     also caused a paralysis of the
 autonomical  pulmonary system.    Aii es-.imated              seventy personnel
 were  involved  in  this rF s t  i,      -,c }hat             ultimately produced a
 "small  quantity of pollutants."         The  subjects of these
 experiments appeared to be          fearful  and  reluctant volunteers  who
 received some form of                                          The  "A"  and  "C"
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 areas  did  not appear  to  I_,- _   . ,.      ..- `v c;  t he  v i ewer.
 3.    (S/NF/SK)   Viewer 095  perceived        Bu_uiiding     "C",  TAB A,  as being
 associated with some    Barn,  of  bi_>ltgi :si   testing.          There  was a
 strong repetitive  presen _   of                  and the  use of
 ?reagents"  (reactionary    agerii~t-s)    ,.in_l ed  repetitively on a daily
 basis.   Containers   in the  : or ni of  dr urns     were stored  in  the
 vicinity of the  target     site.    The  drums contained chemicals
 described as thick with a     "greenish  tinge."
 WARNING NOTICE:  SENSITIVE
 INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND
 METHODS  INVOLVED
 HANDLE V lA .II