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SECRET NOFORN STAR GATE LIMDIS
OVERVIEW
•
| Purpose
•
Mission
•
Definitions
•
Management
•
Personnel Participation
•
Benefits
•
Primary Methodologies
•
Secondary Methodologies
•
Categories of Taskings
• Types of Targets
•
Operations Methodology
• Summary
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leader.
This building was
this man's
home.
This
man
was
A LEADER
AND WAS APPROXIMATELY
5'10"
TALL
/
HAD
BLACK
HAIR
AND
A
BEARD/
WAS
HEAVYSET
AND
STONEFACED.
IN
THINKING
ABOUT
THE
ABOVE
INFORMATION
I
SEE
A
PICTURE
IN
MY
MIND
OF
U.S.
Grant.
(SLIDE)
As YOU CAN
SEE/
THE
SITE
WAS
INDEED
THE HOUSE
AND
FARM/
NOW OPEN
TO
THE PUBLIC/
WHICH WAS ONCE OWNED BY
ULYSSES
S.
GRANT.
Under
this
new training
technique/
target
or
site
resolution
can
be
SO
HIGH
THAT
THE
SOURCE'S
PERCEPTION
OF
THE
SITE
EXCEEDS
HIS
CAPABILITY
TO DESCRIBE
IT ANALYTICALLY/
AND HE
IS
THEREFORE
TRAINED
TO CONSTRUCT
AN
ACTUAL
THREE-DIMENSIONAL
MODEL
OF
THE
SITE.
THIS
ABILITY
IS
NOT
USED
SOLELY
AS
AN
ATTEMPT
TO
RENDER
A
MORE
EXACT
REPRESENTATION OF
THE
SITE THAN CAN BE
DONE
VERBALLY/
OR
BY MEANS
OF
DRAWING.
RATHER/
THE
KINESTHETIC
ACTIVITY
DURING
MODELING
APPEARS
TO
(1)
REDUCE
MENTAL
NOISE
AND
(2)
ACT
AS
A
TRIGGER
TO
PRODUCE
FURTHER
ANALYTICAL
CONTENT
ON
THE
S
I TE--EVEN
CONCERNING
ASPECTS
NOT
SPECIFICALLY
ADDRESSED
BY
THE
MODELING.
THE
FOLLOWING
EXAMPLE
DEMONSTRATES
THE
SUCCESS
WE
HAVE
ENJOYED
USING
THIS
PHASE
OF
THE
TECHNOLOGY
The
trainer
read
the
geographic
coordinates
to
the
source
Source described
a
large,
smooth,
gray
brown
manmade
structure
WHICH SLOPED UP
.
THE
SOURCE THEN CORRECTLY
IDENTIFIED
THE
SECRET
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SITE
AS
A
DAM/
BUT
IT WASN'T
UNTIL
HE MODELED
THE
SITE
(SLIDE
ON) THAT SOURCE REPORTED
A
POWER
GENERATION
PLANT.
WHILE
MANY
DAMS
HAVE
POWER
6ENEREATI0N
CAPABILITY,
SOURCE'S
MODEL
SO
ACCURATELY
MATCHED
THE
SITE,
THAT
THERE
WAS
NO
DOUBT
HE
WAS
REMOTE
VIEWING THE GRAND COULEE
DAM
(SLIDE
ON).
Another
example:
Having
been
provided
with
geographic
coordinates,
source
described what seemed to him to
be
a
complex manmade
structure
near
the
water.
This
structure
seemed
to
him
strange
and
interesting.
As
he modeled
the
site,
(SLIDE
ON)
he discovered
that
it
was
an
old
pyramid
STRUCTURE
.
As
HE
COMPLETED
the
MODEL
HE
STATED
THAT
THE
NAME
OF
THIS
OLD
PYRAMID
STRUCTURE
sounded phonetically
like
"To
Loo
.
"
(SLIDE
ON)
The
site
was
in
fact
the
Mayan
pyramid
of
Tulum
on
the
east
coast
of
Yucatan
.
Pschoenergetic
technology
is
certainly
not
a
panacea,
but
it
is
a
VALUABLE RESOURCE
IN
COLLECTING
AGAINST
TARGETS
INACCESSIBLE
TO
MORE
CONVENTIONAL
SYSTEMS - - I E
.
,
COLLECTION
IN TOTALLY DENIED AREAS,
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AGAINST UNUSUALLY
HEAVILY
DEFENDED
TARGETS,
IN
SITUATIONS
REQUIRING
ALMOST
INSTANTANEOUS
RESPONSE,
OR
AGAINST
TARGETS
WHOSE
LOCATIONS
ARE
UNKNOWN.
ONE
HUNDRED
AND
SIX
PROJECTS
SINCE
1979
HAVE
ESTABLISHED
REMOTE
VIEWING
AS
A
VALID
AND
WORTHWHILE
INTELLIGENCE
COLLECTION
SYSTEM.
IT
OFFERS
THE
INTELLIGENCE
COMMUNITY
AN
ADDITIONAL
TOOL,
COMPLEMENTARY TO
THE
S 16 I NT/HUM I NT/ IM I NT TRIAD,
BUT
WITH
ITS
OWN
UNIQUE
AND
VALUABLE
CONTRIBUTIONS
TO
MAKE
TOWARDS
EFFECTIVE MISSION
ACCOMPLISHMENT.
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
memorandum
DATEs
12 January
1994
S-64 , 002/PAG-TA
REPLY TO
ATTNOFi
PAG-TA
SUBJECT:
STAR GATE Project
(S)
SG1B
SG1J
to:
pag-ia
SG1B
1.
fS/NF/SG/LIMDIS)
regarding
Enclosed
is self-initiated nrniect
data
2.
(U)
Request that the enclosed project evaluation feedback
sheet be completed and returned for inclusion
in Activity
project
files.
SG1B
SGI J
3.
(U)
POC
for this projec t
is the undersigned,
reached at
”
He can
be
Enclosures
1.
Data Summaries
( S/NF/ SG/LIMDIS)
.
Sketches
1 Cy
(S/NF/ SG/LIMDIS)
Cy
.
Evaluation Feedback
(U)
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cc
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APPROVAL OF ORIGINATOR
OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY
CLASSIFIED BY MULTIPLE SOURCES
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INFORMATION PAPER
IAGPA-F-SD
Feb
SUBJECT:
CENTER LANE
Funding
(U)
ISSUE:
(U)
To
provide
the
ACSI
with
information
on
CENTER
LANE
funding
for
FY
through
FY
84.
FACTS
:
1.
(S/CL-3/NOFORN)
The
total
cost
for
INSCOM's
use
of
psychoenergetics
for
intelligence
purposes,
less
personnel
salaries
for
FYs
1979
through
1983
was
$689K.
In
1979,
the
total
cost
to
INSCOM
was
$87K,
$75K
of
which
went
to
SRI-Internat ional
for
orientation
training.
In
1980,
INSC0M
T s
costs
for
the
project
were
only
$35K
and
there
were
no
external
contracts.
In
1981,
funding
levels
were
increased
to
permit
INSCOM
to
participate
in
the
Joint
Services
GRILL
FLAME
Program
with
DIA.
Of
the
$204IC
spent
in
1981,
$190K
went
to
external
contracts
with
SRI-Internat ional
in
support
of
the
Joint
Services
Program.
1982
was
the
second
and
last
year
of
INSC0M
T s
support
to
the
Joint
Services
Program
due
to
congressional
restrictions
placed
on
the
use
of
NFIP
funds.
Of
the
total
$ 2 4 2 K
costs
for
1982,
$125K
was
spent
in
support
of
this
joint
Services
effort
and
$99K
spent
on
word
processing
equipment.
The
12 IK
FY
1983
budget
saw
the
beginning
of
the
new
coordinate
remote
viewing
training
at
SRI - I n t e r na t i ona 1
at
a
cost
of
#36K,
expansion
of
advanced
training
under
a
consultant
services
agreement
with
Mr.
Robert
Monroe
of
the
Monroe
Institute
of
Applied
Sciences,
Faber,
Virginia
at
a
cost
of
$24, 4K
and
the
expenditure
of
$40K
for
additional
word
processing
equipment.
WARNING NOTICE:
CENTER LANE
SPECIAL ACCESS
PROGRAM
RESTRICT DISSEMINATION
TO
THOSE WITH VERIFIED ACCESS
TO
CATEGORY
THREE
(3)
SENSITIVE
INTELLIGENCE
SOURCES
AND METHODS
INVOLVED
NOT RELEASABLE
TO
FOREIGN NATIONALS
CLASSIFIED
BY
:
CDR ,
INSCOM
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ON
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SG1A ae We bas eer 2 TIO: PNET RR RE IE TERN eS RN RE EN TO RO NA CRS a Rea Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280015-9 SECRET 3.2 Remote viewing will be applied to operational targets and the results evaluated in regard to accuracy, timeliness, types of target and size of target. 3.3. Work on contermeasures will be continued and the detection of remote viewers at the target will be attempted. 3.4 Apply knowledge gained in FY af SG1 Ce to real operatTonal targets. Additional A 7 Will be issued in the last quarter of FY 8] and will be based largely on results of work done in FY 81. 4.0 Specific task (FY 83) Additional Specific task for FY 83 will be issued in the last quarter of FY 82 and be largely determined by the results of work in FY 81 and 82, 4.1 Many of the factors that enhance or inhibit varjous psycnoenergetic phenomena will have been explored during the first and second year concerning applying the phenomena to operational and intelligence targets. During the fiscal year the emphasis will be on incorporating and integrating the phenomena into the intelligence process. 4.2 Selection and training criteria for remote viewers will be Fully developed, 4.3 Interpretation of data derived from the remote viewing by intelligence analysts, 4.4 Ways to integrate remote viewing data into the intelligence cycle will be developed, me 4.5 Ways and means of incorporating remote viewing phenomena into military operations will be investigated, 9. Specific Requirements 5.t Approximately thirty-three (33) percent of the overall effort should be directed to satisfying tasks on analytical techniques and training subjects. 5.2 Approximately thirty-three (33) percent of the overall effort should be directed to satisfying tasks on evaluation of foreign work and specific intelligence assessments. Approved For Release 200 fab fis (CtxfRDEge-4678aR001700280015-9 3
Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280015-9 ER ESE ARN a TAI RT ANA: PELE RIERA "SERIA VT WE SEEMS ESTE: I RPO I ETN TTS \ 5.3 Approximately thirty-three (33) percent of the overall effort should be directed to satisfying tasks on the applications potential n of remote viewing. ay a 6. Security Requirements: The overall classification is Top A ’ Secret. SI/SAO billets at these access levels will be required by three J . personnel. 7. Deliverables: The contractor shall provide the following. ye Ad a 7.1 Monthly status reports to include major accomplishments, wy - “problems encountered and fiscal status. op 7.2 Quarterly Technical Reports to highlight accomplishments and detail progress on the task designated for examination during the & ‘ quarter will be completed by the contractor. re a ay 7.3 A final report at the conclusion of the contract will be ‘“ submitted, 8. The principal Contractor Monitor will be the single point of \| contract for both the contractors and participants. He will jnterpret we _! the requirement to the contractor and interpret and provide the Testits to the funding participants. emma nace \, Vake pede a, tbl) inhi go beget a. a = (“I = eT Approved For Rolosse-ponaieanie' CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280015-9 4
( Approved For Release NES DP96-00788R001700280009-6 iy TAGPA-~F-SD 25 Feb 84 SUBJECT: CENTER LANE Funding (U) travel costs associated with our training programs, Project Manager's travel costs in performance of his COTR and management duties, and office administrative costs. As of 1? February 1984, CENTER LANE support costs for FY 84 have been $16,983.18. The balance of the FY 84 S&IA money will be used for continuing travel costs and to purchase additional training programs for the three new personnel that are scheduled to be assigned to the project by 15 July 1984. LTC Buzby/AVN 923-2656 Approved For Release seodttsttl FL. sooecoreexoorrooonans 3
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PURPOSE
To
Identify
Terms,
Methodologies,
Target
Selection, and
Protocols
for
Remote Viewing,
R8cD, and
Operational
Projects conducted by DIA STAR GATE
Personnel.
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defense intelligence agency
WASHINGTON, D C.
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7 AUG 1980
Assistant Chief
of Staff
Department of the Army
Assistant Chief of
Staff,
Air Force
for Intelligence,
IIQ
Intelligence,
HQ U.S.
SUBJECT
:
References
:
GRILL FLAME Program
(U)
a.
DIA letter,
S-1107/DT-1,
19 May 1980,
subject:
GRILL FLAME.
b.
GRILL FLAME briefing,
9 April
1980.
c.
GRILL FLAME Conference,
30 June
to
3 July 1980.
d.
GRILL FLAME briefing,
7 July 1980.
e.
GRILL FLAME briefing,
9 July 1980.
(C)
To undertake the GRILL FLAME program described by the
references,
it
is requested that the following actions be taken,
review the mission and objectives
< statement
(Enclosu
)
,
-
proposed Memorandum of Understanding
(Enclosure
2)>
and
the pro
oosed contract with SRI International
(Enclosure
and
f°™ard
your recommended changes
to
DIA.
DIA will th
...
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,
.
,
.
.
revisions and issue
a formal Statement of Missions and Objectiv
,
an official Memorandum of Understanding and
a formal Joint
Service Contract to
SRI.
2.
(U)
DIA intends
to
issue the contract no
later than
1 October
1980
This will
insure that
a
full year
s effort will be pro
iilSd by tL wntractor.
To
f acilitate this objective, the DIA
requires from each Service
a statement of the exact amount of
funds
that will be MIPR'd to DIA to support the FY
1981 effort.
3.
(C.)
It
is DIA’s belief
that the entire first yearX effort
should be at SRI
International.
While the need to have
than one contractor
in this field
is dearly recogniz,
ti
funding level
and time constraints preclude such course
of action
in
the FY 1981 contract year.
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iv,
inSUre
that
the Subject of multiple contractors
lereives
the accessary attention,
it will be placed on the
of
the
first py
1981 GRILL FLAME meeting.
Another subject
to
b
then^ considered
is
the scope of
the GRILL FLAME group's
responsi-
bilities.
At present,
its
scope
is
limited
to
the monitorina of
external assistance contracts.
monitoring of
f-
(C)
While
the DIA would appreciate receiving yoar-TTOponse-aa
0clll Y
as Possible,
it
should reach
us no
later
thaAll
moni tor^ia^scheduled *to
IncluL
t
?Lrph-,I^ (f“f
° f
tha
. SEI
International co^Ltlo
elude
time phasing and prioritization of
the contract elements.
6.
(U)
The
this effort
DIA
is
action officer
an^ primary contract monitor
for
D'lA/DT-lA,
telephone
3 Enclosures
1.
Mission and Objectives
Statement,
1 Cy
(S)
2.
Memorandum of Under-
standing,
1 Cy
(S)
3.
Proposed Contract with
SRI
International,
1 Cy
(S)
EUGENIS F.
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Director
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SLA RnR Steet pe ati Raden erate F CoD SANE Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280014-0 8 RIL EL I I ET IR lillie GRILL FLAME MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING This joint Service three year Grill Flame effort is intended to implement a comprehensive effort designed from the outset to determine the operational parameters and usefulness of certain elements of psychoenergetics. In so doing it should be possible to define the nature and extent of the threat these phenomonena potentially pose to the national security. The DoD Grill Flame effort will be in the form of the Joint Service Contract with goals that will be accomplished by a three year contractual effort. The funding level will be $400-450K per year for three years. At the end of the specified time period a decision will be made on how and where to proceed. At least during the first year a sole contractor will be SRI International. As other capabilities are developed by additional contractors, the Grill Flame Committee will seekin follow-on years to diversify external assistance support. a. The DIA will ; & (1) Issue Joint Service Contracts to accomplish the required external support. (2) Chair the Grill Flame Committee. .(3) Provide the primary contract monitor. b. The participants (DIA, Air Force, Army) will (1} Contribute to the development of contract goals. (2) MIPR funds to DIA for the Joint Service Contract(s). (3) Contribute specific task to be accomplished by Joint ~ Service Contracts. (4) Host the quarterly Grill Flame Committee meetings on é@ rotating basis. Clasalfied by DIA LOT: J - Dectagsify on YL OQ Review on_2 poe 2900 Cy Extended by 31° SECRET. Sinisacnt a= Approved For Releasé et &I P96-00788R00t 614.9" 1922/DT-1)