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    REPLf TO
    ATTN OF:
    DT-S
              CIA-RnP'
    110002QNA-4D STATES GOVERNMENT
    memorandum
    S20,50.TIAM-4~1
    SUBJECT: SUBJECT: SUN STREAK - Annual Report 1989 (U)
    TO: TO: CHIEF, ST
    1. (S/SK/WNINTEL) During Calendar Year 1989, the mission of he
    SUN STREAK Prototype Operational Group remained dedicated to the
    exploitation of the Remote Viewing (RV) process to determine its
    potential and effectiveness as a Human Intelligence (HUMINT)
    collection tool. The broad parameters of this basic protocol end
    on 31 December 1989. Emphasis on the practical applications of
    the Remote Viewing effort against real time targets with ensuing
    ancillary assessments of the value of the effort will dominate
    the Remote Viewing scene during Calendar Year 1990. Training
    will continue on an intermittent, as-needed basis and as a direct
    adjunct to the operational effort.
    2. (S/SK/WNINTEL) SUN STREAK is comprised mainly of
    professional intelligence officers, a group of highly self-
    disciplined personnel dedicated to determine operational
    application of remote viewing as an intelligence gathering tool.
    Results to date reveal the presence of satisfying results,
    disappointing shortfalls, and quantifiable limitations directly
    related to the nature of the tasks at hand.
    3. (U) The following reports reflect substantially the scope of
    the effort for the reporting period:
         a. (U)t At TAB A is the Annual Production Report retrieved by
    remote viewer.
         b. (U) At TAB B is a production report retrieved and
    expressed by remote viewing methodology.
         C. (U) At TAB C is the annual report retrieved and
    expressed by individual project.
    WARNING NOTICE: SENSITIVE
    INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND
    METHODS INVOLVED
                             HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
                                SPECIAL ACCESS REQUIRED
    CLASSIFIED BY: CHIEF SC
    DECLASSIFY BY: OADR
    OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
    (REV. 1-80)
    GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.5
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d. (U) AT TAB D is an example of the unit's established ADP
capability to store and retrieve data by the critical elements
involved in the remote viewing process, i.e., Project Number,
Session Number, Date of Session, Date of Report, Start Time, End
Time, Methodology and Viewer Identifier Number.
         e. Protocols explaining Coordinate Remote Viewing (CRV) and
Extended Remote Viewing (ERV) methodology are at TAB E and TAB F
respectively. Efforts are ongoing to formulate a protocol for
Written Remote Viewing methodology. SG1J
4. (S/SK/WNINTEL) SUN STREAK has its full com lement of
   personnel as authorized by its TDA reported
h:
SG1J for duty in early November 1989 w 11 reported
for duty in December 198 Projected losses for Calendar Year
1990 include,~ -ed for a rotational assignment
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0.
in August 19! is projected for retirement from the SG1J
US Army in June 1990. Both are experienced viewers of several
ears standin and their expertise and will be sorely missed.
was selected for attendance at the General
SG1J a 0 ege; his attendance was deferred until the Summer of
1991.
5. (S/SK/WNINTEL) Remote viewers continue to be cross-trained
in both CRV and ERV. Training in WRV remains optional.
Individual and beacon training searches were conducted during the
reporting period with an apparent success rate of about 30%.
Efforts to provide predictive data resulted in an apparent SG1J
success rate ranging from 8 to 12 percent. Individual
professional, military training was encouraged. is
projected to graduate from the Defense Intelligence College with
a Mast-Y, -f q-4-- 4n ~74-"~4-~ giC Intelligence (MSSI) in early
1990. continues to pursue attendant
SG1J courses at the DIC. These courses of study ar d
professionally1related to the GS-0132 sc . SG1J
         W,*e r e "no r
successfiillv mircmPri qrf%j,,qnr-,-ri AT)P +-q.ining during e reporting
ing
         SG1J period. attended a three day seminar
presented by the Discovery Engineering International to recognize
theta states of consciousness through tonal recognition during
states of relaxation.
6. (U) POC for this action is the undersigned at AV 923-
7829/2656, Commercial (301) 677-7829/5626.
SG1J
 6 ENCLOSURES
TABS A - F
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