SUN STREAK REPORT - 9044

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A report from July 1990 discusses two remote viewing sessions conducted to describe a target vessel called SG1A, which is involved in the transport of illegal drugs. The report also mentions interest in determining the possible involvement of another vessel, known as Project 9038.

In the first remote viewing session, the target vessel, SG1A, was described as predominantly white with a green bottom. There was also something round, bright, and glowing on the vessel, and items were seen moving downward on a conveyor belt-like device.

The second remote viewer perceived a series of activities related to SG1A. These activities included a daytime transfer of illegal drugs to a medium-sized vessel called "Oro Negro/Negrita" on July 1, 1990. On July 2, 1990, there was a slow-moving, "hand-to-hand" transfer of drugs to a slow, large flat vessel. The second vessel of interest was phonetically expressed as "Bindar/Benny Dar." On July 4, 1990, a small yellow/green fishing vessel acted as a go-between for SG1A and a third vessel in the off-loading area. On July 6 and 7, 1990, a vessel called SG1B was observed on-loading drugs from SG1A using small fast vessels.

The report also mentions that a viewer recently reported the experimental use of a "psychic shield" to avoid detection. Further monitoring will be conducted to confirm or disprove the use of this shield.

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 Approved Fo              8 0          9 - 0  98000800340001-6
 UNITES STATES GOVERNMENT
 DATE: 5 Jul  1990
 ATTvNa :   DT-S
 SUBJECT:   SUN STREAK REPORT - 9044          (U)
 TO: ODCSINT,  DAMI--PO
 memoranaum
 1.   (S/STD/NF)   On 3 July 1990, two remote viewing sessions were
 conducted to describe the target vessel bearing call sign,
 SG1A            The nature of the target vessel's interaction with other-
 vesse s in the transport of contraband in the form of illegal
 drugs, was also of interest.   A determination of the possible
 involvement of a second vessel previously identified as
 (Project 9038)  was also of interest to the requester.
 SG1A
 2.     (S/STD/NF)   Remote   fewer 052 described the target vessel
 bearing the call sign,        as being predominantly white
 (superstructure), with a green bottom."   "There is something
 round, bright, and glowing on this vessel."   Items moving
 downward on a device resembling a conveyor belt appeared to be
 the dominant activity aboard ship.
 3.   (S/STD/NF)   Remote Viewer 018 perceived a series of
 activities related substantially to the target vessel:   On 1 July
 1990, there was a daytime transfer of illegal drugs to a medium-
 sized vessel phonetically known as "Oro Negro/Negrita."   The
 transfer took place at the geographical  location provided by the
 customer.   On 2 July 1990, a slow-moving,  "hand-to-hand" transfer
 of illegal drugs to a slow,  large flat vessel, took place.   The
 phonetic expressions of  "Bindar/Benny Dar" surfaced during the
 course of an effort to identify the second vessel of interest.
 During the afternoon of 4 July 1990, a small, yellow/green
 fishing vessel phonetically identified as the
 "Burgon/Burgundy/Jorgon/Jordo/Gordo" acted as a go-between with
 the target vessel bearing the call sign         and a third vessel
 found in the off-loading area.   The vessel being on-loaded stayed
 in the area for about four hours after completion of the on-
 HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
 STIPPLED INFORMATION
 SG1A
 CLASSIFIED BY:   ODCSINT, DAMI-PO
 DECLASSIFY BY:   OADR
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 loading.   During the period of   6 and 7 July 1990, a vessel
 bearing the call sign                   was perceived at the target     SG1B
 d on-loading illegal dru s via small fast vessels from the
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 SG1A/essel bearing the call sign            The vessel                   also
 uses a call sign that starts with the letter "M."   Remote Viewer
 018 perceived the intercept and seizure of vessel (s)   at the
 transfer point on 7 July 1990.
 4.   (S/STD/NF)   COMMENTS;   Viewer 018 recently reported the
 apparent experimental use of the equivalent of a "psychic shield"
 to avoid detection.   Viewer 018 was instructed not to discuss
 this finding with anyone.     Note that 018 is 052's trainer;
 inadvertent disclosure could have influenced 052's detection of
 the bright light around the target vessel.   All future activity
 will be closely monitored to confirm or disprove the use of a so
 called energetic shield.
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