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30 June 1980
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Possible Compromise of a Relationship Between Two SKI Scientists
(Puthoff & Targ)
and the U.S. Government
(S)
1.
(s/N0F0RN)
Attending a two day conference on camouflage
Snfhearfa briber Sio/fcontract ^government has with SRI on
SITK lev
for the
c
[
2.
(s/NOFORN)
projects they were involved in
] presented a talk on
i
land the type of
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mi
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Via
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projects tney were invuiveu m
around the world.
The last
_ subject he intro-
duced was a project that put him in contact with two SRI scientists,
and Targ.
After indicating by expression and gesture that the encounterwa
cd- ranee and somewhat unbelievable he stated that they (someone at SRI) told
hirr that they had a large contract with the U.S. Government on psychic re-
SarcS!
HfmenSoned that MIA and the DIA were involved.
He Indicated that
the results of some of the work _ appeared startling, however,
he appeared
be skeptical about the whole thing.
o
(s/NOFOKN)
After the presentation I asked him if there wa®.
thing to the things that Puthoff and Targ claim to have accomplished, doeo
it r-allv work?
He said it depends upon whether you be-ieve the data cn
not.
If vou accept it as fact then the phenomenon represents a tremendous
tial
However, if you question the data then there are ways
to, explain the
JeSlts! Sough there is no proof of fakery,
one must consider the pos-
sibility.
He asked if I knew that Puthoff and Targ were scientologists.
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said I had heard that this was probably true .
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that i
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belong tfthat group there is a possibility that they, are pulling the great-
est hoax on the U.S. Government and the American Pub
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perpetrated.
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I then turned to answer questions from^others.
Sonn?tteVeetlonswer'eiriaU;rwIh^Mhoff and Targ subject.
No
one seemed to understand or care about the subject.
4.
(s/NOFORN)
At no time was the U.S. Army or Grill Flame mentioned during
the brief mention of the subject.
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Approved For Release 2 RP lo 788Ro02000290041-9 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 9 July 1980 SUBJECT: Back-Brief for MG Rolya, 8 July 1980 1. (U) At 1000 hrs, 8 July 1980, I briefed MG Rolya on the results of my meeting/ briefing to LTG Tighe, Director, D/A on 7 July 1980 2. (U) I explained that.no specific tasking had come about as a result of the briefing. LTG Tighe.was very concerned about the inter~personel relationships that the people in our project might have developed... ie., did we see one another socially? Did members do a lot of reading of the subject matter? What was my relationship to them? 3. (S/NOFORN) I explained to MG Rolya the outcome of the three day DOD Grill Flame working group meeting. We discussed.future contracts that might be desired by INSCOM and whether or not SRI would be our only POC. MG Rolya stated that we should not limit ourselves.to SRI if there are other agencies available that coule - provide us with useful services. I outlined to MG Rolya my objections to the initial plan offered by DIA for future growth of the Grill Flame Program (see MFR, dtd 3 Jul 80, subject: Summary of Grill Flame Meeting, 1 Jul 80). 4. (U) I mentioned to MG Rolya that presently he.was scheduled to meet with MG Thompson on the 22d of July from 1300-1500 to discuss the future of the Grill Flame Program as pertains to INSCOM and Army. WER RAD MURRAY“B, WATT yu LTC, MI we Project Manager eS { . a ad al Rs fae \ y GRILL FLAME CLASSIFIED BY: MSG, DAMI-ISH SF R E DATED: 051630Z Jul 78 REVIEW ON: July 2000 Approved For Release 91404102: CHARARRBG,09788R00200025004 9
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MEMORANDUM FOR
THE RECORD
9 July 1980
SUBJECT:
Back-Brief for MG Rolya,
July 1980
1.
(U)
At
1000 hrs,
July 1980,
I briefed MG
Rolya
on
the results
of
ray meeting/
briefing
to LTG
Tighe,
Director,
D/A
on
7 July 1980
2.
(U)
I explained that no specific tasking had come about as
a result
of
the
briefing.
LTG Tighe was very concerned about the inter-personel relationships
that the people
in
our project might have
developed..
.
ie.,
did we see
one another
socially?
Did -members
do
a
lot
of reading
of
the subject matter?
What was my
relationship to them?
3.
(S/N0F0RN)
I explained
to MG Rolya the outcome
of the three day D0D Grill
Flame working
group meeting.
We discussed
. future contracts that might be desired
by
INSC0M and whether
or not SRI would be our only
P0C.
MG Rolya stated that we
should not limit ourselves to SRI
if there are other agencies available that coule
• provide us with useful services.
I
outlined
to MG Rolya my objections
to the
initial plan
offered by DIA for future growth
of the Grill Flame Program
(see MFR,
dtd
3 Jul 80,
subject:
Summary
of Grill Flame Meeting,
Jul 80).
4.
(U)
I mentioned
to MG Rolya that presently
he was scheduled to meet with MG
Thompson
on
the 22d
of July from 1300-1500
to discuss the future of the Grill
Flame Program as pertains
to INSC0M and Army.
MURRAr
B.
WATT
LTC,
MI
Project Manager
GRILL FLAME
SECRET
CLASSIFIED
BY:
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DAMI-ISH
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MEMORANDUM FOR LTC WATT
21 August 1980
SUBJECT:
Unsolicited Telephone Report from Robert
A Monroe,
Monroe
Institute
of
Applied Sciences,
Faber,
V
^ Au QUst
1980,
R.
A.
Monroe called the undersigned at home at approximately
2100 hours and reported that he had been contacted,
by letter,
by
a LTC Channon,
US Army Public Affairs Office,
1100 Wilshire Blvd.
,
Los Angeles CA,
telephone
213-824-7621.
LTC Channon wanted
R.
A.
Monroe
to participate
in a conference
in Harrisburg, PA,
in September.
The subject
of this conference
is to be
the
1st Earth
Bn.
Apparently LTC Channon has presented several papers and talks about
his proposed
1st Earth
Bn.
to several places such
as West Point Military
Academy.
The concept
of
the 1st Earth
Bn.
is
to train the soldier
in such martial
arts as
Thai Chi and develop
a posture
of physical strength,
spiritual strength
and ultimately
a strength
of love.
All this
is deemed necessary by LTC Channon
to provide
the
US With
a defense
in the face
of overwhelming
odds.
No further
information available.
2 *
C
!??n
e
MSation
°ACSI,
concerning
the above unsolicited telephone
report,
MAJ Hay stated that he knew LTC Channon and
that
he was an outstanding
officer.
MAJ Hay did not know
of LTC Channon 's 1st Earth
Bn.
concept.
3.
After reporting
the above,
R.
A.
Monroe asked
if
I wanted to attend a seminar
m September.
This seminar would be for individuals who had been through
the
Gateway Program in the past two years.
At this seminar
I would be able to visit
with and talk
to approximately twenty people who have been through
the Monroe
raining.
If
I were to attend this seminar,
I would be able,
through personal
contact,
to determine the effects
of the Monroe training
on these individuals.
1LT,
MI
Tng Officer
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SG1I SG1I SG1I BE, «2s given the standard Grill Flame briefing. SG1I Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000250046-4 MEMORANDUM FOR LTC WATT 21 August 1980 SUBJECT: Visit by CIA Personnel SG1I 1. On 15 August 1980 CIA, visited this , office. At the request of and with the concurrence of OACSI, (mes 2. was already aware of the Grill Flame technology and therefore had few questions concerning the basic phenomena. He was more interested in techniques of operational employment and was satisfied with the briefing he received. Gide H. ATWATER 1LT, MI Tng Officer SOl-07 Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000250046-4
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MEMORANDUM FOR LTC WATT
21 August
1980
SUBJECT:
Visit by CIA Personnel
SGI in
SGI
I
SGI in
SGI
I
office.
On
15 Auqust 1980,^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
A^the request of^^^^^^^and with the concurrence
of OACSI,
)
HH was given the standard Grill Flame briefing.
*J
--
was already aware
of the Grill Flame technology and therefore
SGI |[]had few questions concerning the basic phenomena.
He was more interested
in
techniques
of operational employment and was satisfied with t he briefing he
received.
rREDERICK
H.
1LT,
MI
Tng Officer
ATWATER
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...I
seem to
feel
that
there
must be
things
in this
valley
that are
ei ther partly
or
wholly subterranean.
It gives
me
an uncomfortable feeling,
thi s
place."
"The thing
that comes
to mind
'...like
it's
a
storage
center for
gas,
poisonous
gases
.
"Then
I
feel
that there's
a
great many pipes
on conduits
of some
sort.
. .coolants.
.
.
refrigeration on
top of things
to
keep
things
col d.
.
.
"...That factory
is
coming
closer
now.
"Wei
s
I
seem
to see
that
there's
lots
of things
like
big
cannons
covered
in
grease.
"Inside that there seems
to
be powder,
black blackish
powders
.
"Tunnels
that
go between
these
places-.
I
guess
narrow
gauge railways
in
so
they move
things
around."
"My estimate would
be
that
the
factory and
the storage
facil-
ity are not necessarily
associated.
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problem.
In
1973,
SRI
conducted
a
remote viewing experiment
for
CIA.
A
--
Subject was
given
the coordinates
of the
PNUTS site at
Semipalatinsk,
USSR and told
it was
a
R&D facility
(then
iden-
tified
as
unidentified R&D Facility
3).
--
Overnight subject produced
a drawing
of what
he
had seen.
He
further mentioned
it was
a
"damned
big
crane"
because
he had
seen
a man walk
by
and
he only
came
up
to
the
axel
on
the wheel
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the subject drawing
on
lower right
I The gantry
crane
is
a multi -story crane mounted
on
tracks.
He also described sections
of
a
sphere
lying
on
the ground
and
estimated the completed sphere at about
35 feet
in diameter.
-
If you
are queried,
recommend
that you:
—
Acknowledge
DoD
is
studying
reports of certain paranormal
phenomena
that derive from allegations
and experiments whose scientific
value
is
uncertain.
--
Indicate you
hold
no
brief for or against
the existence of such
phenomena
but
that
a
very modest and carefully controlled
program
is
being undertaken
to
try
to establish
thei r existence.
-
In
the event you want more
i nformation
,
I'll
ask Gene
Tighe
to
do
a
more detailed briefing.
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SG1I SG1I SG1I Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : ClIA-RDP96-00788R002000260012-0 TAGPS-H-S 06 November 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT » SUBJECT: Meeting vithT NSA. SG ® 1. (S) On 5 November 1981, from 1400-1515 hours I mot vitn[ ___ SG1I NSA_member of DoD GF Committee, at my office. The meeting was requeste by He prefaced the conversation by indicating he was only representing himself and not the Director NSA, 2. (S)L__ stated that the DIRNSA had not made any decision o any of the recommendations of the advisory committee he had directed to in- SG1I vestigate NSA direct involvement in GF activities. While did not directly state what the recommendations were, from the tone oF our con- versation two of the possible courses of action are: join the DoD effort, or initiate an effort strictly in-house. 3. (S) | _Jastes if NSA became involved in GF activities, could we (INSCOM) support NSA. I informed that first a request would SGi1I have ta be made to DA (ACSI) and i concurred, Commander INSCOM as the Operational Commander would have ta decide if or how much support could be provided, 4. (U) Other conversation covered general topics. ROBERT J. JACHIM LTC, MI GRILL FLAME Project Manager GRILL FLAME CLASSIFIED BY: MSG (DAMI-ISH) 0516302 JUL 78 REVIEW ON: =" Wage) 2gpL Approved For Reléxde Sd d shod Ale: Cha RBPY6\00738RN02000260012-0
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MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT
SU BJECT;
Meeting with
NSA.
SGI
I
1.
(5)
On
5 November
1901,
from
1400-1515
hours
I
met with,
NSA member
of DoD
GF Committee,
at my
office.
The meeting was requested
by
'
"
SG1I
.
,
He prefaced the conversation
by
indicating
he
was
representing
himself and not the Director
NSA.
only
(S)
stated that
the DIRNSA
haj/d not made any decision
on any
of the recommendations
of the advisory committee
he had directed to
in
vestigate NSA direct
involvement
in GF activities
did
While
not
directly state what the recommendations were,
from the tone
of
our con-
versation two
of the possible courses
of action are:
join the DoD effort,
or initiate
an effort strictly in-house.
SGI
I
asked
if NSA became
involved
in
GF activities
that
first
a request would
SGI
I
could
we
3.
(S)
,
(INSCQM)
support
NSA.
I informed
have to be made to DA
(ACSI)
and
if DA concurred, Commander INSC0M as the
Operational Commander would have
to decide
if
or
how much support
could
be
provided.
4.
(U)
Other conversation covered general topics
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC,
MI
GRILL FLAME Project
Manager
GRILL FLAME
CLASSIFIED BY:
MSG
(DAMI-ISH)
051630Z 3UL
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