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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20340- 0001
,0 2
SEP
1993
S-28,076/PAG-TA
Mr.
Don Mitchell
Senate Select Committee
on
Intelligence
Washington,
DC
20510
Dear Mr.
Mitchel 1
:
Enclosed per your request
is
a background paper which provides
a summary
status of the STAR GATE project.
As you will
note,
DIA
is pursuing
all
the
objectives
identified
in the
FY91,
FY92,
and
FY93 Congressional
direction for
STAR GATE.
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Enclosure
Status of STAR GATE Project
(S/NF/SG/LIMDIS)
1 Cy
Sincerely,
Director
Directorate for Military
Assessments
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2 Jul 93
Mr.
Donald Mitchell
The Select Committee on Intelligence
United States Senate
Washington,
D.C.
20510-60218
Dear Don:
Enclosed is a short paper on the need for an enlargement
of the AFMIC building and a preliminary cost estimate.
The
cost figures represent our best estimate, based on discussions
with the engineers at Fort Detrick.
The estimate should apply
to both the "third-floor"
and the extension-module options.
I
have
also
included,
at
your
request,
a
paper
that
describes how our program at Fort Meade
would benefit
from
being located in the new AFMIC facility.
Sincerely,
3 Enclosures a/s
SGI J
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IS TO PROVIDE THE ASSISTANT
DEPUTY DIRECTOR
FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE ADVICE/COUNCIL
ON STAR GATE PROJECT ACTIVITIES,
MANAGEMENT,
AND PROCEDURES,
AND TO PROVIDE
GUIDANCE ON THE EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT PROCESS
FOR THE DATA GENERATED
BY PROJECT STAR GATE.
THE OVERSIGHT PANEL WILL MEET PERIODICALLY TO RECEIVE
UPDATE BRIEFINGS AND TO REVIEW RELEVANT PROJECT DOCUMENTATION.
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2.
FOREIGN ASSESSMENT
- IDENTIFY COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS
- IMPLEMENT PLANS
- DEVELOP WORLDWIDE INTEGRATED DATA BASE
- PREPARE FOREIGN ASSESSMENTS
3.
IN-HOUSE INVESTIGATIONS
- SUPPORT RESEARCH; OBTAIN APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT
- DEVELOP PROCEDURES
- PURSUE POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS
(NOT TO THE DETRIMENT OF
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SECURITY PROCEDURES
SYMPOSIUM SUMMARY
REUIEUU OF PROJECT PROCEDURES
PROCEDURES FOR SPECIRL
PROFICIENCY TARGETS
PROJECT OUERSIGHT PANEL
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Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000020009-8 REFERENCES 1. Jack Houck, "PK Party Format and Materials Required," Private Publication, March 16, 1982 2. Jack Houck, "Conceptual Model of Paranormal Phenomena," Private Publication, September 21, 1982 3. J.H. Westbrook and H. Conrad (Eds.), "The Science of Hardness Testing and Its Research Applications," American Society for Metals, 1973 4. ASM Metals Handbook--9th Ed., 1981, Volume 4, Table 2, page 17 Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : ClA-RDP96-00789R003000020009-8
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Dahlen,
President
November 1982
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ANNEALING
RADIATION
(RAR)
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STEEL
HACKSAW
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desires,
personalities,
and
level
of emotional
intensity,
are involved
in
this
type of experimentation.
However,
it
is
becoming clear that the human mind
can
have
a dramatic effect on
material
things
as
demonstrated
in
this experi-
ment.
This experiment
is easily replicated
by anyone with
access
to hardness
testing equipment
and PK parties.
Any data obtained
from similar experimenta-
tion would
be greatly appreciated.
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REFERENCES
1.
Jack Houck,
"PK Party
Format
and Materials
Required,"
Private Publication,
March
16,
1982
2.
Jack Houck,
"Conceptual
Model
of Paranormal
Phenomena,"
Private Publication,
September 21,
1982
3.
J.H.
Westbrook and
H.
Conrad
(Eds.),
"The Science of Hardness Testing
and
Its
Research Applications," American Society for Metals,
1973
*
4.
ASM Metals
Handbook--9th
Ed.,
1981,
Volume
4, Table
2,
page
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« Approved For Release po anaidy RE db s5-corssncos000020010-8 TAGPA-F-SD 14 May 1984 2 1g mas Of SUBJECT: Trip Report, McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company, 11 May 1984 (U)- MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SG1I 1. (S/CL-1/NOFORN) Atwater met with SG1I McDonnell ouglas stronautics untington Beach, California. The purpose of the meeting was to initiate discussions with MDAC in compliance with directives to seek out additional/alternate contractors to SRI-International (Incl 1). MDAC had been recommended by CIA and DIA personnel familiar with CENTER LANE. SGil 2. (S/CL-3/NOFORN) Ter executed the required security indoctrination briefing statements and were provided a CENTER LANE Level 3 briefing. Discussions concerned MDAC's development and implementation of a set of operant profiling strategies designed to determine the psychoenergetic capabilities of a selected individual. By agreement MDAC will provide information on their psychoenergetic development capability in June 1984. SG1l 3. (S/cL-1/NOFORN) [i i ocraphies attached hereto (Incl 2 & 3), are professional, highly competent GiNTER LANE WARNING NOTICE ! SPECIAL ACCESS PROGRAM RESTRICT DISSEMINATION TO THOSE WITH VERIFIED ACCESS ~* TEGORY 3 » WOT RELZASABLE 10 FOREIGN NATIONALS Approved For Release “SEG kET
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MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
,Hr
SUBJECT:
Trip Report,
McDonnell
Douglas Astronautics
Company,
11 May
1984
(U)
SGI
I
SGI
I
SGI
I
SGI
I
(S/C L-l/NOFORN)
with
Atwater
McDonnell
Beach
,
initiate
to
seek
onautics
Company
IMDACJ
Huntington
California.
The
purpose
of
the
meeting
was
to
discussions
with MDAC
in
compliance with
directives
additional/alternate
contractors
to
SRI - International
(Incl
MDAC had been recommended by
CIA
and
DIA personnel
familiar
CENTER
LANE.
out
1 ).
with
(S/CL-3/N0F0RN)
executed
the
required
security
indo^^^ni^^oi^t^^^^u^^^^atements
and
were
provided
a
CENTER
LANE
Level
briefing.
Discussions
concerned
MDAC
' s
development
and
implementation
of
a
set
of
operant
profiling
strategies
designed
to
determine
the
psychoenerget ic
capabilities
of
a
selected
individual.
By
agreement
MDAC
will
provide
information
on
their
psychoenergetic
development
capability
in June
1984.
(S/CL-l/NOFORN)
biographies
attached hereto
(Incl
§
3),
are
professional,
highly
competent
bdrER LANEWARNING NOTICE
!
SPECIAL ACCESS PROGRAM
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WITH VERIFIED ACCESS
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MEMORANDUM FOR
RECORD
May
1984
SUBJECT:
Trip
Report,
McDonnel
Douglas
Astronautics
Co.
(HMay84)
and
capable
of
providing
CENTER
LANE
with
much
needed
contractual
support
and
academic
insight.
Their
knowledge,
coupled
with
the
resources
of
MDAC
will
enable
CENTER
LANE
to
begin
its
recently
expanded
mission.
SGI
I
SG1I
( S/CL-1/N0F0RN
executed
the
required
security
indoctrination br^^ac^^atements
and
were
also
given
a
CENTER
LANE
briefing.
handles
classified
contracts
for
MDAC
and
would
be
involved
should
a
contractual
relationship
develop
.
FREDERICK
H.
ATWATER
CPT
,
MI
OPS/TNG Officer
CF:
LTC
Fox,
DAMI-ISH
,
ACSI
Incl
as
SGI
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WASHINGTON, DC 20316 ‘ - ey i <uaap proved For Release 2001 sl07 |: CIA-RDP96-0078aR0030000206) 4 Sars Se TO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY Wh ab Yeu by ~ ax", OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE vv ROL Tend. } QZ NO Ras wade IS Requined ATTENTION OF re, ds W( Cap S Coy) DAMI~ISH 2 1g; - SUBJECT: CENTER LANE (U) EXCLUSEVE FOR Major General Albert N. Stubblebine LIL Commander US Army Intelligence and Security Command Arlington Hall Station Arlington, VA 22212 1. (U) Several recent events have potential for considerable impact on CENTER LANE and I desire to bring them to your attention, In addition, I would like to comment on what we need to accomplish in the near future to insure that we are adequately prepared to deal with the opportunities which have been presented to us. 2. (€S/NOFORN) Probably the most important event since your new initiative began was the memorandum from the Under Secretary of Defense, Research and Engineering, authorizing use of Program 6 resources to maintain current Army tNSCOM capability and supplement as necessary the FY 83 DIA evaluation effort. Your Preject Manager's excellent briefing of the Assistant Secretary of the Army (Research, Development & Acquisition) showed how you intend to bring the project back to full and effective strength using Program 6 funds and obtained his approval for the concept, We now need to finalize the proposals and sub- mit them, as you can accept funding, for approval, 3. (S/NOFORN) I find very gratifying some of the comments made by the Director, DIA in forwarding the USDRE memorandum and IT quote him for your benefit: “Mindful of the past investments in time and manpower and the need to pre- serve the fragile, painstakingly constructed experience factor, I am particu- larly gratified to see the Army able to continue its work. TI also hope that this new opportunity will yield some hard positive conclusions that will form the basis for a stronger and more sustained effort in this area of tnquiry throughout the near term.” CENTER LANE (U) CLOSE HOLD HAND CARRY Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000020011-5 |
DATE:
25 March
1988,
Friday
SOURCE:
WTOP News
SUBJECT:
Senator
Helms announced
a closed session
of Foreign
Relations Committee.
Reference,
Russians
have hidden SS20s they
have
not
admitted having.
Due
to
the classified nature,
it
will
be
a closed session.
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SELECTED PORTIONS
OF
"THE GIANT DISCOVERIES
OF
FUTURE SCIENCE"
AN
INFORMAL TALK PRESENTED
BY
by
DR.
BOB WOOD
MCDONNELL
DOUGLAS ASTRONAUTICS COMPANY
HUNTINGTON BEACH,
CALIFORNIA
on
9 JUNE
1982
to
THE NEWPORT-BALBOA ROTARY
CLUB
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