SUMMARY OF INFORMATION 91007

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R001000210001-7
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 26
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 22, 2000
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: January 24, 1991
• Content Type: REQ

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TASK:
Describe the purpose of the area depicted.in the target
photograph.
TARGET DESIGNATOR: PT91007
NOTE: Sealed target photograph is designated as above.
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PROJECT 9100,7
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Project: 91007
Date: 9101"
Time: 1011-1117
Viewer: 018
Session: 01
Monitor: R
TASKING: a. "Describe activities at the target site."
b. "Describe the purpose of the target site."
C. "Provide a sketch of the target."
1. ACTIVITIES AT THE TARGET SITE: There are two dark-skinned males
sitting in a back room at the target structure, playing a board game while
they anxi.ou.isly await something to happen. However, they have a sense of
dread about it. The dread stems from the fact that they are in a situation
they do not completely trust. They do not know whether the wall separating
them from the rest of the structure will hold up,, and believe that if it
does not, they will be killed. They are very aware of the objects in the
adjacent room (see item 3, below).
PURPOSE OF THE SITE. The site appears to be a shallowly buried
missile launch facility (see item 3, below).
Sketch 1: SIDE VIEW OF STRUCTURE: The site appears to be a i-story
cinderblock structure with a sloping front. The structure
is approximately 12' high, and 60-65' front-to-back:. Width
of structure not determined. The top of the structure is at
ground level, and may be covered with a shallow bit of
earth, making it blend in with thesurrounding terrain. The
ground in front of the structure is very hard, and slopes
down to the structure, to look like a natural indentation in
the earth. Objects inside are sloped upward toward the
front n+ the structure (see Sketch 3, below).
Sketch 2: FRONT VIEW OF STRUCTURE: The front of the structure is of
cinderblock, with a "door" or "opening" fixed into it. This
"opening" is permanent (will not open), but extremely thin.
It appears to be of thin, hard plastic which has been
painted with sand-textured paint, This "opening" is
translucent enough to provide a soft light to the inside of
the structure.
Sketch 3: TOP VIEW OF INSIDE OF STRUCTURE: A floorplan shows a large
room with eight long, cylindrical, pointed, green objects
lined up on the right side of the structure. These objects
are pointed toward the front of the structure. They appear
to have been placed here during or immediately after the
construction of the structure. They are designed to move
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forward under their own power, and will not be replaced once
they do. This structure is of cheap, simple, practical
construction, and if for one-time use, only. There is a
"control" room to the left rear of the structure. This room
has a very thick, reinforced front wall, but the side wall
is thin (impression of only one cinderblock thickness), and
has a door in it, leading out to the larger room. There is
a "console" inside this room which appears much like a large
video game machine. When the long objects depart, they will.
break through the plastic front "opening". They will be
sent off in order from the furthest to the nearest the
control room. The men inside the control room are skeptical
that the thin wall will hold, once the last object is sent
ui its way. There is a feeling that they may he as
expendable as the building.
Sketch 4: FRONT END OF THE LONG OBJECT: The front. ends of the long
objects are pointed and made of rather thick metal. The
exterior surface of the metal is smooth, but the interior
surface is "grooved" in a criss-cross pattern. The metal
acts as a shell for a dense, solid inner material which is
an orange flaked dark brown in color. This material appears
to be very compressed "goo". It is sticky and rubbery in
texture. It gives me the impression of a high explosive
warhead on a missile.
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Sketch 1: SIDE VIEW OF STRUCTURE: The site appears to be a 1-story
cinderblock structure with a sloping front. The structure is
approximately 12' high, and 60-65' front-to-back. Width of structure not
determined. The top of the structure is at ground level, and may be
covered with a shallow bit of earth, making it blend in with the
surrounding terrain. The ground in front of the structure is very hard,
and slopes down to the structure, to look like a natural indentation in
the earth. Objects inside are sloped upward toward the front of the
structure (see Sketch 3, below).
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Sketch 2: FRONT VIEW OF STRUCTURE; The front of the structure is of
cinderblock, with a "door" or "opening" fixed into it. This "opening" is
permanent (will not open), but extremely thin. It appears to be of thin,
hard plastic which has been painted with sand-textured paint. This
"opening" is translucent enough to provide a soft light to the inside of
the structure.
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Sketch TOP VIEW OF INSIDE OF STRUCTURE: A floorplan shows a large
room with eight long, cylindrical, pointed, green objects lined up on the
right side of the structure. These objects are pointed toward the front
of the structure. They appear to have been placed here during or
immediately after the construction of the structure. They are designed
to move forward under their on power, and will not be replaced once they
do. This structure is of cheap, simple, practical construction, and if
for one-time use, only. There is a "control" room to the left rear of
the structure. This room has a very thick, reinforced front wall, but
the side wall is thin (impression of only one cinderblock thickness), and
has a door in it, leading out to the larger room. There is a "console"
inside this room which appears much like a large video game machine.
When the long objects depart, they will break through the plastic front
"opening". They will be sent off in order from the furthest to the
nearest the control room. The men inside the control room are skeptical
that the thin wall will hold, once the last object is sent on its way.
There is a feeling that they may be as expendable as the building.
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Sketch 4: FRONT END OF THE LONG OBJECT: The front ends of the long
objects are pointed and made of rather thick metal. The exterior surface
of the metal is smooth, but the interior surface is "grooved" in a criss-
cross pattern. The metal acts as a shell for a dense, solid inner
material which is an grange flaked dark brown in color. This material
appears to be very compressed "goo". It is sticky and rubbery in
texture. It gives me the impression of a high explosive warhead on a
missile.
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