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+ Approved For Release 2005/03/09 : orrtCO 6 CECRET TER LANE DAMI-1SH SUBJECT: CENTER LANE Funding Initiative (U)--ACTION MEMORANDUM . (S) Cost: §70K. (2) (S/CL-2/NOFORN) Examine and test at least one new approach to the existing training regime now under development at SRI. . | | (S/CL-2/NOFORN) Tasks: - Approach should include a different form of targeting. - Demonstrate and compare results of new approach. - (8S) Cost; $50K. (3) (S/CL-2/NOFORN) Target viewers with methods other than coordinates. . (S/CL-2/NOFORN) Tasks: - Investigate beacon and abstract targefing. - Analyze the success of each method and the conditions under which it showed the greatest success. ~. (8) Cost: §50K. (4) (S/CL-2/NOFORN) Examine and evaluate Psychokinesis (PK). . ($/CL-2/NOFORN) Tasks: - Examine foreign work in PK and attempt to duplicate it, where possible. - Investigate the influence of PK on sensitive instrumentation whose quantum states may be the main interaction mechanism. - Determine what systems are most susceptible to PK influence. - Quantify the magnitude of PK effects. . (8S) Cost: §200K. * 2 Approved For Release © SERVE, roneen wT 70 eDINIE i FORE:GN NATION ALS ce
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US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755
NOT RELEASABLE
TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
jAMl'I
IAFM-0PS-HU-SA
4 April
1980
MEMORANDUM FOR
THE RECORD
SG1A
SG1A
SG1A
SUBJECT
:
Summary
of Session Conducted
an
1980
__
He was directed
to report
a general description
of the target
ascribe the ongoing activity
for 0800 hours
on
the 4th of April
SG1A
2,
(S)
Viewer reported
a stadium,
lots
of people siting quiet and
waiting
for some apparent event
to occur.
There did not appear
to
be any uniforms present.
On the left there was
a barrier described
as having support braces and footings.
Behind this
there was what
was described
to be
a more permanent obstruction,
like
a wall or fence
which was quite
long.
Viewer stated that he felt
he was on
the defensive
side
of
the barrier.
He then reported that
he was observing
a street
scene,
with
a big building
on his
immediate
left.
He reported the build-
ing had something
to do with affairs
of state.
He
felt the sun was dir-
ectly behind him.
3.
(S)
Viewer was then asked
to describe
the principle activity
on
the
ground
at
his
location.
He stated that
he
felt very
tense,
that there
were people present who were
tense,
enraged,
some
of them had weapons.
Most
of
the people were yelling and shaking
fists over their heads.
These people were moving south-west towards
a
"tan"
area.
He could not
perceive anyone within
the
tan
area,
but he did state that he felt there
was
a presence there which was
in control
of
the situation.
The viewer
stated that
the people
in
the street were undisciplined and unorganized,
but the people
in control were well organized,
disciplined,
highly con-
fident
and very powerful.
Viewer stated that there were hundreds of people
involved,
they were extremely emotional
(hate
& anger),
and felt threatened
by
a more agressive group.
They had no understanding
for what was going
on.
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4.
(S)
It
is
impossible
to ascertain
if the viewer
is
on
the target
site.
His verbage
does not lend support
to such
a view.
He did state
that he
felt his more detailed descriptions of the target area were
more symbolic
than factually represented,
at least
in nature.
This
makes assessment
of this session difficult
in the extreme.
Analysis
indicates
that
the viewer was probably not
on target.
It would appear
by assessing the information provided,
that there may have been
a civil
disturbance
(possibly organized deliberately),
which was ongoing
at
the
specified target
time at some other location.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755
NOT
RELEASABLE
TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
IAFM-OPS-HU-SA
4 April 1980
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SG1A
SUBJECT:
Summary
of Session Conducted at
1000 hours,
4 April
1980
SG1A
SG1A
SG1A
the target and describe the ongoing activity
for 0800 hours
on
the 4th
of April
1980.
He was then moved sideways
in time
(forward)
and asked
the same information
for 0800 hours the 20th
of April
1980.
At no time
was the viewer given
the actual coordinates
for the target
or
any other
information to key him to the target.
2.
(S)
Viewer reported
a very tall scafolding type
of assembly with
a
peculiar
"Y"
or
"V"
shape
of something
on
the ground.
This he reported
as appearing
to be resting
on pilings.
He stated the object appeared
to
be partially underground with the majority above ground.
This object
appeared
to stretch over
a ditch or gorge,
supported
on pilings.
He re-
ported being unable to perceive water
in
this ravine.
He reported the
high tower and scafolding to the
left,
and stated that the scafolding was
elongated.
He stated there were snow capped mountains
in the area,
at
least one that was predominant.
The scafolding was
of
a rust red and
white color.
Back away
from the tower structure there was an official
type
of building about four stories high.
The surrounding area was des-
cribed as having some people and what appeared to be
a very small town
with very
few other cities.
The viewer stated that
he felt
this was very
much like
an outpost.
When asked about the activity
the viewer stated
that there were rugged and jagged concrete blocks elevated off the ends
of the scafolding.
These were capable of supporting vehicles which could
drive up these blocks and over this very deep cut
or gorge.
He stated
that this was almost
as
if they would be supporting the scafolding
or
suspended
in
the scafolding.
He reported severe angles and concrete
or
cement work all around the base.
He stated that earlier he wanted to make
the cut
(gorge)
to be
a
large round conduit with
a mouth
or hole to one
end.
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3.
(S) When asked about
the activity,
the viewer stated that he had the
distinct impression that the "thing
is over... that
it
is done... what was
there
is now gone."
He stated that he felt the same feeling one would have
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eee A spe ove" For Release 2000/08/07 _GIA- RDP96- 00788R000300040004- 2 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755 NOT FOR RELEASE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS ’ ‘ 4 = r TAFM-~OPS-HU-SA 4 April 1980 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SG1A SUBJECT: Summary of Session Conducted at 1300 hours, 4 April 1980, ns (:) SGIA SG1A 1. (S) Target for this session was SG1A He was directed to report a general description of the target and describe the ongoing activity for 0800 hours on the 4th of April 1980. He was also provided the coordinates to this location later in the session when he appeared to the facilitator to be havin SG1A SGIA difficulty in reporting information. These coordinates — | but they were not provided as the same target location. In fact the facilitator stated that he wanted the viewer to "now go to a new target location at coordinates..." implying that it was to be an entirely different target. The viewer stated in the drawing session that he had a distinct feeling that he did not move from the first loc- ation even though he tried to do just that. He stated that he felt even though he was being given a different target, the feelings and impressions he had were that he remained on the original target anyway. an en oe 2. (S) The viewing session was very short as compared to most, but the reported information was very very accurate as relates to the target. The viewer stated his first impression was of being very high in the air and seeing a horseshoe design, followed by an impression of a large open flat area. He stated that this area was completely surrounded by mountaneous terrain except for the west side. This left side of the area was bordered by a coastline. He stated that a large river ran directly through the target area (the flat open area), He stated that there was a railroad which ran next to the river. When asked to focus on the activity on the target he responded that he was dravn to the railroad, but was not getting any activity at all other than the everyday normal going-on. He stated that he saw a railyard marshalling area but there was no unusual activity. He was then given the coordinates of the "new" target. His First impression was that there was kind of a tunnel affect in his viewing and that he saw a bridge. He stated that he was standing then on the side of boxcars and there was no activity going on. He stated also that he felt that he had not moved from the previous target, Pra 4 EY DIRECTOR DIA. cd ; 04 April 2000 _ bo. 94 DIRECTOR DIA ee 2-301 (3&6) © Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300040004-2
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US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20756
NOT
FOR RELEASE
TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
IAFM-0PS-HU-SA
4 April
1980
MEMORANDUM FOR
THE RECORD
SGI A
SUBJECT:
Summary
of Session Conducted at 1300 hours
1980,
(S)
SG1A
SG1A
SG1A
the target and describe the ongoing activity
for 0800 hours
on the 4th
of April
1980.
He was also provided the coordinates
to this
location
later
in the session when
he appeared
to the facilitator to b^iavinc^^
SG1A
in reporting information.
These coordinates were EHHHBH
but they were not provided as the same target
location.
In
fact the facilitator stated that he wanted the viewer to "now go
to
a
new target
location
at coordinates..."
implying that
it was
to be an
entirely different target.
The viewer stated
in
the drawing session
that he had
a distinct feeling
that he did not move from the first loc-
ation
even though he tried
to
do just
that.
He stated that he felt even
though he was being given
a different target,
the feelings and impressions
he had were that
he remained
on
the original target anyway.
SG1A
difficult
2.
(S)
The viewing session was very short
as compared
to most,
but the
reported information was very very accurate
as relates
to the target.
The
viewer stated his
first impression was
of being very high
in
the air and
seeing
a horseshoe design,
followed by an impression
of
a
large open
flat
area.
He stated that
this area was completely surrounded by mountaneous
terrain except for
the west side.
This
left side of the area was bordered
by
a coastline.
He stated that
a large river
ran directly through the
target
area
(the flat open
area).
He stated that
there was
a railroad which
ran
next
to
the river.
When
asked to focus
on the activity
on the target he
responded that
he was
drawn
to the railroad,
but was not getting any activity
at all other than the everyday normal going-on.
He stated
that, he saw
a
railyard marshalling area
but. there was no unusual activity.
He was
then
given
the coordinates
of the "new"
target.
His
first impression was
that
there was kind of
a tunnel affect
in his viewing and that
he saw
a bridge.
He stated that he was standing then
on
the side
of boxcars and there was
no activity going
on.
He stated also that he felt that he had not moved
from the previous target.
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DIRECTOR dia
04 April 2000
_
DIRECTOR DIA
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(3&6)
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MCMONFAG]^
Analyst
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SG1A OEUNE | Approved For Releage 2003/09/91, CIAERPBASEON7 RBRORVRI0040012-3 TAFM~OPS—HU-SA : 23 May 1980 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SG1 A SUBJECT: Unconfirmed Source Information, Pertaining ta [ 1. (U) The following information applies: a. (S) The Source described the following features as being located at the above coordinates: (1) (S) Huge smoke stack or very large brick chimney. (2) (S) A very large transhipment depot with many spur type railroad tracks entering the primary depot area. (3) (S) Many empty flatbed railway cars on a siding next to a large shed type of structure, These he stated are soon to be loaded. (4) (S) Many types of vehicles within the shed type structure. Some of which appear to be amphibious, stacked one on top of the other, and having very lage heavy threaded tires. He also described APC type of vehicles with a small type of gun protruding From. the front shield, and smaller type of tank vehicle. (5) (S) The tread width on the small tank type ef vehicle was deseribed as being very narrow. b. (S) The Source stated that there was not much occuring activity wise: at the target area, but there was a sense of impending activity, or read~ iness for activity. He stated that this expected increase of activity was supposed to occur sometime in the early morning hours of 26 May 1980. He stated that at that time and date they would begin loading the vehicles onte Che flatears for a military type of convoy train. An old style of steam engine is expected to be utilized. Personnel within the area are reported © to be a combined mixture of both civilian and military, the military being dressed in what appears very much to resemble the older WWI uniform. ec. (S) Source stated that the convoy would travel a great distance, about as long as from border to border. HARA POT 0 PAULO JOSEPH W. MCMONEAGLE @ CW2, USA Analyst CLASSIFIED BY: MSG, HQDA (DAMI-ISH) 051630Z JUL 78 “ORZBERQNGIN004OT} > o09 OATS aes
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MEMORANDUM FOR
THE RECORD
SUBJECT;
Unconfirmed Source
Information.
Pertaininci to
SGI
A
1.
(U)
The following information applies;
a.
(S)
The Source described the following features as being located
at the above coordinates;
(1)
(S)
Huge smoke stack or very large brick chimney,
(2)
(S)
A very large transhipment
depot with many spur type railroad
tracks entering the primary depot area.
(3)
(S) Many empty flatbed railway cars
on
a siding next to
a large
shed type
of structure.
These he stated are soon
to be loaded.
(4)
(S)
Many types
of vehicles within the shed type structure.
Some
of which appear
to be amphibious,
stacked one
on
top
of the other,
and
having very lage heavy threaded tires.
He also described ARC type
of
vehicles with
a small type of gun protruding
from the front shield,
and
smaller type
of tank vehicle.
*
(5)
(S)
The tread width on
the small tank type of vehicle was described
as being very narrow.
b.
(S)
The Source stated that there was not much
occuririg activity wise
at
the target area,
but there was a sense
of impending activity,
or read-
iness for activity.
He stated that this expected increase of activity was
supposed
to occur sometime
in the early morning hours
of 26 May 1980.
He
stated that
at that time and date they would begin loading
the vehicles onto
the flatcars
for
a military type of convoy train.
An old style of steam
engine is expected to be utilized.
Personnel within the area are reported
to be a combined mixture of both civilian and military,
the military being
dressed
in what appears very much to resemble the older WWI uniform.
c.
(S)
Source stated
that, the convoy would travel
a great
distance,
about as
long
as from border
to border.
'JOSEPH W.
MCMONEAGLE
CW2,
USA
Analyst
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MSG
M?0040
HQDA
(DAMI-ISH)
051630Z
JUL
ay 2000
SECRET goore: Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300040015-0 NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS /ORCON ‘ TAFM-—OPS—HU-SA 20 June 1980 SG1A MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SGIA SUBJECT: Unconfirmed Source Information, Pertaint SSCL AE ns Very gece & Kitts ae (S) Information predicted for 22 June 1980: Source reported many vehicles, trucks, trailers approximately 24 ton or larger in size would be located at the target area. He stated that many of the vehicles would ma wnt veut / fsbe carrying tube type objects. No other information was reported for this date. lav erble.e- b. (S) Information predicted for 23 June 1980: Source reported that ; there would probably be an effort to hide things at the target site by cennet ver ly covering objects with either foilage that was not previously there or foilage type coverings. No other information was provided for this date. ade 7 ce (S) Information predicted for 24 June 1980: Source reported that Re ec vie . eC Cl efforts to move or cover existing objects at the target site would be nearly aan ain laine completed at that time. He reported that much string and canvas would be ser th vel. ge ,seen then as well as the entire area being boardered by dark green foilage. ede d Fis& 170 Yen questioned if there were any trucks or vehicles expected to be at the . target site on that date, he responded that he did not expect there to be Rlansible ‘ mA (He did state that there were very well camoflaged gun emplacements at each end of the cleared area, the type of gun he could not identify, ( é but did state that they appeared to be so small as to look like toys. 2. (S) Request the above information ‘be evaluated and comments be provided to the undersigned in writing no later than 26 June 1980, this will permit a full evaluatiori:of the source of information for both accuracy and intell- igence value. Information is consistent with previous information provided by a different source, reference report CD56, dated 19 June 1980. C peed de PH We MCMONEAGL CW2, USA Analys CLASSIFIED BY: MSG HQDA (DAMI-~ISH) Dtd; 051630Z JUL 78 REVIEW ON: 20 June 2000 PA Ca $5.oo7esR00030004001 5-0 Cy Providedrdged PG RAEEE FO 0 08/07 Ce - . - ate . 2 Cen ne prema eee geet en wena Be re A RL EON Raden nos 2 eeumene  e wt cetenareconenane ne