nr nr,T
    8/W'
    )roved For Release 2000/0 ?A-k6P96-00789ROO0800170001-5
                          DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
                          WASHINGTON, D.C, 20301-6111
    DT-S
    23 July 1987
    MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENTIFIC AND
    TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE
    SUBJECT: SUN STREAK Interim Operational Report #1 - 8711 (U)
    1. (SINFISK) Four Sources have engaged this target during the
    course of seven sessions. All perceived an area that is desert-
    like with a large body of water nearby.
         a. (SINFISK) Source 003, during Sessions #1 and #2
    described an object which was "linked and controlled". It was
    associated with an "urban-located, somehow-hidden, organization
    that is vying in a competitive or confrontational sense with
    another, larger, more open organization. Having this object or
    device, which is heavy, metal, but still moveable when necessary,
    lends power or influence to those who have control of it. This
    advantage is lost if it becomes known where either its
    controllers or the device itself is located". At the beginning
    of Session #3, the Source was made aware that the target "device"
    was a missile and that its location was to be perceived. The
    Source then described an oppressively hot, rundown industrial
    area. Within what appears to be an old warehouse is a large room
    where several disassembled missiles are located. In the near
    future, perhaps a week to ten days, the missiles will be moved to
    another location. This will occur at night. Two trucks, one
    providing security escort only, will transport the missiles to an
    area in the hills not too far from their present (23 July 87)
    location. The missiles will be placed inside an old, abandoned
    structure with an underground component. This structure has an
    above-ground entrance buttressed with beams and supports. There
    is something resembling a "part of a house" located on top of the
    structure. Source's sketch of the area is at TAB A.
    WARNING NOTICE: SENSITIVE
    INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND
    METHODS INVOLVED
                        HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
                            SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED
    CLASSIFIED BY: DT, DIA
    DECLASSIFY BY: OADR
    --nrnrirm--00789ROO0800170001-5
    Approved For Release 2000/ 1. % . ~, %#
    aw 4 wr

  Approved For Release 2000/08 96-00789ROO0800170001 -5
  b. (S/NF/SK) Source 011 described an urban area situated on
  a flat plain with moderate-size mountains to the north and
  northeast. Here source perceived a structure with "an above-
  ground dungeon" which in which prisoners were sometimes kept.
  Connected with this area was a second location in the foothills
  to the northeast. This second area was described as a large
  cavern or vault located in a large hillside or mountain. There
  was a large, iron, sliding door inside. On 22 July 1987 this
  cavern appeared empty. The cavern appeared to have been
  abandoned during the first half of the century. Source's two
  sketches of the area are at TAB B and TAB C.
  C. (C/NF/SK) Source 018 described a large complex of flat-
  topped building located in a hot, arid location. One "missile",
  supported on a stand, was observed located in a large room on 23
  July 1987. Source observed a technician working on the missile.
  d. (C/NF/SK) Source #079
  similar as those used above,
  body of water located to the
  and grass where recreational
  missile has not moved during
  1987. Source perceived that
  location described as a "low
  described a locale in terms
  and went on to describe a smaller
  west, "like a lake" with white sand
  activities take place. The target
  the period of 3 July 1987 to 21 July
  it would probably be moved to a new
  tunnel."
      SG1A 2. (SINFISK) Based on an assessment of the data provided, the
  current storage area for was identified at
  TAB D. Despite source-taSking to locate the missile launchers at
  given geographical (encrypted) coordinates, the viewers
  concentrated on the location of the missile storage area(s) as
  the single most important issue in this search.
  SGU
  4 Enclosures
  TAB A Sketches
  TAB B Sketches
  TAB C Sketches
  TAB D Sketches
  GS-14
  Senior Analyst
  Approved For Release 2000MUNNI DP96-00789ROO0800170001-5

                            Approved For Release 2000/0 08: CIA-R44UPI.Q 0170001-5
                                         VeA
 cj/ AO
4-1
flu
                                                               Wti 01 ~tk` 4
Q,4 I d t4
gra 614\ it VxII41-
jr fiv
twe'
            ski %%)
Approved For Re*10~0 90/0-8/0
                0 g~'C'IAODP96-00789ROO080017000AAC.,
6&w
to -4 Uw, n(,(,.v birowift 6*01.5

     A
     Approved For Release 2000/08/08 C) ~-96- 9R000800170001-5
     r_96-9RONO08001701
     mougTAINS
     13EST GuEr
     as
     SITE IS MORE T14AN JOKM
     BUT' LES-5 THAN 50 KM BY
     ROAD OR TRAIL FROM CITY
       GETT I NO A FEEL
     FOR A COASTLINE
     Tb TH E WeST
           
           

     W  -  -E
           

        S  
           

     
AMLYTIC ZWETCVt 2
     VMy RUGGE0
     r00T 1A I LLS
     ROAD
     TRAAL
     OR
     D15MMTLEI) PAIL
     DRY WAS"
     CITY
     ROAV/9AIL LINE
     PRMF-tATLY IN UsE
                                    SG1J
     Approved For Release 2000/08/08 CIA-RDP96-00789ROO0800170001-5
     Z3 JuLy 87