Sun Streak
After the Army stopped its own collection in September 1984, the Defense Intelligence Agency took the unit over as Sun Streak, still at Fort Meade.
1986 CE · 39.11, -76.74 · status: official
The account
Under DIA's Scientific and Technical Intelligence Directorate the unit kept tasking viewers on targets such as hostages, missing aircraft and drug shipments. Research moved from SRI to the contractor SAIC under physicist Edwin May. DIA's own briefing says Sun Streak's facilities were at Fort Meade, that Congress restored intelligence funding from FY1986 on the understanding that it was collection and not R&D, and that tasking ran through a formal collection plan, viewer selection by past performance, and requester feedback (p.33-55). A slide deck claims 'startling corroboration' on US hostages in Lebanon and cites a maritime drug-interdiction commander's letter crediting help with the seizure of about 6 tons of marijuana; the evidence for both is withheld or unstated (p.25-30).
Connections in the atlas
- Center Lane's code-breaking training plan
- The last Stargate oversight papers (1992-1995)
- 1984 science panel review of SRI remote viewing
- DIA's Project Sun Streak briefings
- Center Lane
- Stargate (final phase)