SUN STREAK, SESSION PROCEDURES REPORT, PROJECT 8712, SESSION 2, VIEWER 003, ERV, TARGET IRAN

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• Publication Date: September 1, 1987
• Content Type: REPORT

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PROjECT SUN STREAK ((,J)
ERV LE lON PROCEDURFS REPORT.
WARNING NOTICE: INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
CONTROL NUMBER: 071'2
DATE OF SESSION: 1 Sep 07
REFERENCES: None
DATE OF REPORT: 3 Sep 07
TECHNIQUE UTILIZED: ERV
NICKNAME: None
TARGET COUNTRY: Iran
SESSION NUMBER: 02
MISSION STATUS: Continuing
SOURCE IDENTIFIER: 003
1. (S/NF/SK) INTERVIEWER TASKING: Determine the possibility of
Iranian attacks against US Naval vessels and/or vessels o+ US Naval
I nterest. To accomplish this tasking the Source is to be directed to
view three separate "windows" in the future. These windows are the
weeF:: of 6 September, the? week of 13 September and the week of 20
September 1987. Each window is to be examined separately and in its
entirety to determine Iranian intentions and actions during that
reporting period. If an attack is perceived the Source is to be
tasked to provide all relevant information pertaining to the attack.
2.(S/NF/SK) SOURCE TASKING: Prior to the session, Source was told
that this would be an effort at viewing specific future "time
windows". He was further told that He was to describe specific
"events of special interest" in each of the time windows.
Additionally, Source was provided encrypted coordinates,
279400/555141, as per Extended Remote Viewing (ERV) protocols.
3. (S/NF/SK) INCLEMENCIES: There were no unusual incidents or
anomalies which may affected the data provided by Source during this
session. Source was not told until just prior to the session that He
would be operating in the ERV mode as opposed to the Coordinate
Remote Viewing (CRY) mode. This did not appear to have any
detrimental affect on His at::: to quickly adapt to the proper
viewing mode and to report non-ambiguous and concise information
throughout the session. In Source's previous session there may have
been a technical violation of ERV protocols involving the +act that
the Interviewer attempted to utilize this at. in conjunction with
another mission which was not quite as specific in the nature of the
patiopaIities of the targets. To compensate for this "violation"
This sessibn was run as though it were a totally new mission, which
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it is, and with no reference made to Source that this tasking is
located in the same geographic area, deals with much of the same
tasking and may provide essentially the same data as the previous
tasking (Project 8711). This fact, and technical violation, did not
seem to "psychically" confuse the Source and the data was reported in
a concise and informative manner.
4. (S/NF/SK) SUMMARYg Source furnished the attached summary which
was prepared by Him and provided to the Interviewer within 24 hours
after the session. The completeness of the typewritten summary has
been compared to the Interviewer's notes and all changes, deletions
and corrections have been verified as accurate and acceptable by the
Interviewer. The information provided in the summary was found to be
complete and did not require further modification, clarifications or
additions by the Interviewer. The nature of the targeting did not
merit attempts by the Source to provide accompanying sketches since
the data provided dealt more with conceptual ideas and planned
activities rather than actual physical items.
5. (S/NF/SK) COMMENTSg The data provided by Source would seem to
indicate that US Naval vessels in the Persian Gulf will not be the
target of Iranian military attacks during the cited time windows, (1
20 September 1987). The viewing of future time windows is fraught
with pitfalls that can skew results beyond an acceptable threshold,
however, in those cases the ambiguity of the data is normally readily
apparent. In this particular case the data seemed to be concise and
easily correlated to the proper geographic area. The validity of the
I ncidents reported by Source will be borne out by simply waiting +or
the future to occur. If Source's data is accurate, within the
parameters of Remote Viewing, the future shoL4d reflect a sudden
military_strike against land based targets, presumably conducted by
US...forces Th the area. There appears to have been a noticeable
buildup Of---Iranan?forces and distinct impressions of planned Iranian
activities inimicable to the best interest of the US which may have
prompted the US strike. Following the strike, there is a period of
anger and attempts at revenge mixed with a great deal of internal
chaos as the loss of Iranian leadership roles. This activities is
followed by a more quiet period in which the level of internal
violence is diminished although internal mass demonstrations may
still persist. It will be interesting to see if any or all of these
impressions come to fruition.
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Interviewer
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,-.First site involves an old, worn, cement structure in a '
flat, dirt area, very bright, hot sunny, dusty. Area around
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about is rocky, dry, with low bushes, a dirt road, small trucks,
and people who are native to the area. It feels isolated, not
near large populations, somewhere +ar down the road there is a
green area with +lowing water, like a river in the desert.
People live here, as do groups of small animals and some larger
ones; small homes are here and there in the green area. It
doesn't feel like the US; it +eels foreign. The dry area is
higher in altitude than the green area. The structure is away
from the green area some distance, and few people who don't
belong there ever go there. Itiiiiimoli0*-4" the people who live at
the it "homesteaded"- the structure was there, but unused,
and they just took it over. Presently it's pretty much empty.
The structure is in somewhat of valley, surrounded on each side
by gullies and small eroded hills moving back and getting bigger
until they become large, rocky hills or small mountains. On one
side the hills are farther away. The dirt road comes down
between two mountains, goes past the structure and on down
towards the green area. The air is hot and shimmery.
Alicond site is flat with slight ups and ...downs to the
terrain, and is near a largen-On?-44oWing body of water which is
green, flat, and wavy.
sii;#00e-W-indow: 1 Sep-6 nefi 1:31
People moving around, driving around, quite a few people,
carrying boxes-"ike they are gathering them together; very busy.
They're putting things together, arranging it; metal things in
boxes, round things, long metal things--tubes._. They're going
somewhere to do something militarY, organized together. There
are people telling then what they do and they do it. Things are
being planned; they're told what to to diagrams are shown; some
are getting in trUitk:ir?and 001J4 away. The others stay and keep
things together -at-home, for the on who will come back they
watch and make sure nothing happens. The ones who went somewhere
went to a place where there are more buildings, an urban areal
and are dropped off at various points to fulfill their varying
assignments.. . What they do seems to.involve forcing. or coercing
someone. at-At:something happenS-at. .th.6.toc.ation frorp_where .they\\
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came. The people left behind are surprised by it, caught off
I uard. lj--.".1.:-....,.I L-Wi.-45eting anything-they were relaxing, \
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doing things that needed to be done, etc. It happened suddenly;
AOL..Signal,p+ an attack or being captured, or something. They
,?.../11MTLt like w' t happens; it'-s-big, well. Org-i,inized and -airected. -
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1w7ession th,A. these new people come from above--impression of
.r,Jaelicoptell..?:-They make the first people do something they don't
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want.?Wate'ver is done takes away the usefulness of the area to
the first people. When the others come back it's not friendly
anymore.
The ones that went out ..... -they were ,1:1-ike4.nfiltr ating or
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water, and the air is hazY:
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A lot of turmoil; they don't know what to do--they are
upset, there is confusion. Plans were disrupted. They were
unsuccessful at what they wanted to do, because of outside
I nterference. They had plans and intentions, then these other
people came and took things over- ..... they occupy, secure the people
who stay behind, gather them all together; an idea of weapons,4.
shooti,ng, .using-Weamanli people upset, the people who come are
very structured, disciplined, straight forward. These people are
tall, green. uniformt,4;:amouflage.e.. .They have a lot of equipment
they carry on them; the action is very well orchestrated. They
come from a long ways away; the place they come from involves the
water somehow. Where they come from. is. not where they normally
beron.q? like two different places. Their actions involving these
first important; these first ones are planning
something that is not in the best in of the second ones-A4?-?
4411PWO,- -;;T:tUarroni.:71remedial action in a sense,
prevention.
Etime window: 13 20 Sep 873
People running, yelling, throwing thimya. a,vielent' '
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trying to make a big impression, very violent, Attention getting,
noisy. This is different than before- there's a connection
between the structure here being assaulted and the people who
surprised the other people in the desert, but not directly. It's
in_a.ci.,ty. Pteple get hurt. The people who this is directed
ICI ainst are a little surprfsed, but not much - -they expected.
something 1ike7:tpis_to happen. Something some distance away
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involves47Sw--bict_metal...orange.f...:?blaCk? white;'. a clanging
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sound; an AOL of it having hole '111Lii41L
spaced, blackened edQes, 3(1)01 ii laying around,. ..rplanes
I nvolved, "like' theyare in thia ajj...ah-d they shoot or'drop
thingS-.J-it's like it's a normal thing, but getting out of 1.16.
Ship is near land, visible from land, air is hazy. C1_,BAgIng . .
sound is like hitting a thick piece of metal with a-Sledge,.
hammer- terrific noise. Running, confusion, turning things on - -
"like" hoses; follow SOP. Take certain previously determined
actions. It's like it takes place in the last quarter of the
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time win(1ow. Letters rece-iv,edli-. 4,44 , - ,-P,R,I,E,r,1\t?W:i?).. 4 [Post
session analytic note :AxI4 Prince"" ..
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