Carter Roy

Project Sunstreak rises from the ashes, moves under the Defense Department, and gets back to work on January 31st, 1986.

Ready to make a fresh start with six viewers and three supervisors, a mix of old and new members.

So, let's meet some of them, shall we?

Skip Atwater comes on board as branch chief.

Now a seasoned remote viewer and trainer, he's the soul of the team.

His right-hand man is Edward Dames, the man who will later lead the search for the Ark of the Covenant.

He's straightforward, a little sarcastic, and has a shaggy surfer dude haircut.

Ed used to be a viewer, but has recently been promoted, which means a lot of paperwork.

One of the viewers is Paul Smith.

When he's recruited, Paul has a lot of experience as an intelligence officer and zero experience as a psychic, but the higher-ups like him because he's artistic.

And honestly, and this is just my own assessment, I think they look for viewers who come off as a little quirky.

Paul, for example, he's serious about his job and he's a practicing Mormon and an alum of Brigham Young University.

But he also loves heavy metal and 80s hair bands.

His favorites are ACDC and Guns N' Roses.

Whenever he's preparing for some remote viewing, the hallways of Fort Meade echo with his music.

Helps Paul get into the right headspace.

Then there's Angela Della Fiora, a brand new recruit.

She's a little different from her colleagues because Angela feels she really is psychic before all the training.

As she puts it, she has a third eye.

In order to get onto the team, she bucked protocol.