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The 40-year-old Fermilab Proton Source machines, constituted by thePre-Injector, Linac and the synchrotron Booster, have been the workhorse of theFermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab). During this time, the HighEnergy Physics Program has demanded an increase in proton throughput,especially during the past decade with the beginning of the neutrino program atFermilab. In order to achieve a successful program, major upgrades and changeswere made in Booster. Once again, the Proton Source has been charged to doubletheir beam throughput, while maintain the present residual activation levels,to meet the laboratory Intensity Frontier program goals until new machines arebuilt and operational to replace the Proton Source machines. This paperdiscusses the present performance of Booster and the plans involved in reachingeven higher intensities.

FNAL Proton Source High Intensity Operations and Beam Loss Control