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14 October 1983
MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT
RIJBJECI;
Briefing
to Senator Waliop;
S October
1903
(U)
1.
(5/CL-4/N0F0RN)
On
5 October
1903
CLNILR LANE personnel
provided support
from
1443
to Dr.
Jack
1530 hours,
INSCOM project
Uorona,
Assistant Vice
Director
SoiencB ond
Tcchnolocjy
(3ST),
Dcrcnsri;\;iu''e,;crA™o3“r^
briefing presented
to Senstor
n=i..ni..
'“‘''1
during
a
Senator
Attondees
office,
were;
Room SR206,
Rus
flalcolm Wallop,
The briefing was
in
the
ell Senate Office Building,
Washington,
D.C.
a.
Senator Malcolm Wallop
Cliairrnan,
Budget Subcommittee
Senate Select Committee
on
Intelligence
(SSCI)
b.
Dr.
Jack Vorona
Assistant
Vice Director,
S&l,
DIA
c.
Dr.
Harold
E.
Puthoff
Senior Research Engineer
SRI
International
Menlo Park,
CA
d.
Lie Brian Duzby
Project Manager,
INSCOM Project CENIER
LANE
e.
CPT Fred Atwater
Operations Officer,
INSCOM Project CENTER
LANE
2.
(S/CL-4/NOf ORN)
Dr.
Vorona began
tlie
briefinfi
bv
''tatinn H
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purpose.
Dr.
Puthoff
then delivered his
oort inn
nf
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'
briefing's
remote viewing
included
has done
for DIA and
INSCOM.
Next,
and
p
n,
.
,
.
,
SRI
Internation
L Buzby
introduced himself and CPT Atwater
wenniiNU
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ACCEPb
CENTER LANE
SPt CIAL
RESiRICT DISSEMINATION
TO
THOSE WITH
CATEGORY CL-4
PROGRAM
VARIFIED ACCESS
TO
CLASSIFIED
BY:
CG,
INSCOM
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SUBJECT:
Briefing
to Senator Wallop,
5 October
1903
(U)
as being assigned to the
US Army
Intelligence
and Security Command with duty
station
at
Fort Meade,
MD.
(This was
a deliberate effort made
to impress on
the Senator that
LiC Buzby and
CF’l
Atwater are involved
in
tfie
intelligence
application of remote
viewing,
and
that
they
are assigned
to INSCOM and
not DIA.)
That assignment
is to
a project known
as CENTER
LANE which
is
a
project
involved with
the intelligence application
of the process known as
remote viewing.
The sensitivity
and classification of the project was
provided.
The ^Senator acknowledged an understanding
of the classification and
sensitivity.
CPI
Atwater then provided
a summary of all
the projects
in the
briefing book and two current NSA projects.
He accomplished this by leading
the Senator through
the projects,
highlighting the
intelligence significance
of each project.
Ihe
INSCOM portion
of the brief ifuj lasted
15 minutes.
At
the conclusion
of the briefing,
Dr.
Vororia reiterated
that
the purpose
of
the briefing
was
to illustrate
that psychoenergetics;
remote
viewing did
in
fact have intelligence
application,
and that
it should
be placed back
in
the National Foreign
Intelligence Program
(NFIP)
to give
the program
the protection
it needed.
He requested
tfiat
the Senator
insert
language
in the Congressional Conference Report
that would permit the program
to be
included
in
the
FY
85 GDIP submission.
The Senator replied that he
is
only
one person,
and that perhaps
the briefing should be presented to the
entire
SSCI Budget Subcommittee.
He added
that
there might not
be
a conference
report because
of ongoing
''internal political
infigiiting"
and that
the lack
of
lesolution
of this infighting might
be
a continuing resolution instead of
an
appropriations bill.
Dr.
Vorona acknowledged
the
situation,
and concluded
that he would welcome
the opportunity
to brief
the Budget Subcommittee.
4.
(S/CL-2/N0F0RN)
Senator Wallop
is
an
important player
in DoD's involve-
ment
in
psyclioeriorgetics.
He
is
Uio
individual who was responsible
for the
project
being eliminated under
the NFIP
(GDIP)
at
the end of FY 82
(Incl
1).
Ihe intellipnce applications of remote viewing
as illustrated
in
the briefing
book definitely impressed him,
Incl
as
BRIAN BUZBY
UC,
MI
CENTER
LANE Project Manager
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