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Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700220013-7 26 August 1983 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY SUBJECT: CENTER LANE Involvement with Monroe Institute of Applied Sciences (MIAS) (8/4 /NOFORN) 1. (S/CL-4/NOFORN) HISTORY: Activity with MIAS techniques by this office began in April bares On Tl September 1980, Robert A. Monroe was granted a SECRET security clearance. After a complete evaluation of TAS advanced training for source personnel began in March 2. (S/CL-4/NOFORN) ADVANCED TRAINING PLAN; a. Phase I: In-house application of Discovery Series. b. Phase II: Attendance at Gateway Program. ec, Phase III: One-on-one training with Monroe under laboratory conditions. d,. Phase IV: Application of Hemisyne tapes during collection operations. 3, (S/CL-4/NOFORN) STATUS: Beginning Phase III. a. Training is_to enhance ability of selected CENTER LANE source personnel, Training will be specifically tailored and designed to meet the requirements of this office and extend beyond the confines of the public program currently offered at MIAS. Training is expected to last ten weeks and will include: . (1) Instruction in the yse and application of nonintrusive biomonitoring equipment employe y the consultant. (2) Instruction in and the development of Hemisyne tapes, custom made for project sources. (3) Instruction in monitoring techniques used during the Hemisyne Process. (4) Instruction in the use of environmentally controlled areas during the Hemisyne process, Instruction in the application and interpretation of infordetion reported through the ise of the Hemisyne process. b. Monroe has been paid $24,400.00 (ICF) for this training which will begin in the fall of 198%. - Man W1le4 BRIAN BUZBY A LTC, MI CENTER LANE Project Manager CLASSIFIED BY: CDR, INSCOM DECL: OADR Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : GIA-RDP96-00788R001700220013-7
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
26 August
1983
SUBJECT:
CENTER LANE Involvement with Monroe Institute
of
Applied Sciences
(MIAS)
(S/CL-4/NO.FORN;
1.
( S/CL-4/N0F0RN )
HISTORY:
Activity with MIAS techniques hy this
office began
in April
1978*
On
September
I960,
Robert
A.
Monroe
was
granted
a
SECRET
security
clearance .
After
a
complete
evaluation
of
MIAS,
advanced
training
for
source
personnel
began
in
March
1982 *
2 •
(S/CL-4/N0F0RH)
ADVANCED TRAINING PLAN:
a*
Phase
I:
In-house application of Discovery Series*
b*
Phase
II:
Attendance
at
Gateway Program*
c.
Phase
Ills
One-on-one
training
with
Monroe
under
laboratory conditions*
d
*
Phase
IV:
Application
of
Hemisync
tapes
during
collection operations*'
3*
(S/CL-4 /NOFORK)
STATUS:
Beginning Phase
III*
a*
Training;
is
to
enhance ability
of selected
CENTER
LANE
source
personnel*
Training will
he
specifically
tailored
and
designed
to
meet
the
requirements
of
this
office
and
extend
beyond
the
confines
of
the
public
program
currently offered
at
MIAS.
Training is expected
to
last
ten weeks and will include:
(1)
Instruction
in
the
use
and
application
of
nonintrusive biomonitoring equipment employed by
the consultant*
(2)
Instruction
in
and
the
development
of
Hemisync
tapes,
custom made for project sources*
( 3 )
Instruction
in monitoring
techniques
used
during
the Hemisync Process*
( 4 )
Instruction
in
the
use
of
environmentally
controlled areas during
the Hemisync process.
( 5 )
Instruction in
the
application
and
interpretation
of information reported through
the' use
of the Hemisync process.
b,
Monroe has been paid $24 ,400*00
(ICF)
for
this
training
which will begin in
the fall of 1983^
fO/uan
BRIAN BUZBY
LTC,
MI
CENTER LANE Project Manager
CLASSIFIED BY:
CDR,
INSCOM
DECL
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(U)
5.
(S/NOFORN)
OACSI
has
been
working
with
DCSRDA
to
determine how P6 money can be obtained
for
INSCOM projects.
6.
(S/NOFORN)
On
Feb
83,
an
ACSI/INSCOM meeting
will
take place
at AHS .
Attending
will
be
BG
Strom
and
Maj
(P)
Fox
(OACSI)
and
BG
Shufelt,
Col
Miller,
and
myself..
The
purpose
is
to
update
ACSI
on
Project
CENTER
LANE,
discuss
recent
actions
concerning
the
DoD
GRILL
FLAME
Project
in
which ACSI
has
been
involved
or
is
aware,
and
to work
out
a
joint position
for
the
future.
One
topic
which will
surely
arise
is
the
anticipated
INSCOM
use
of
P6
funds.
LTC
Hartzell
and
I
have
proposed
projects
to
be
funded
by
P6
funds.
They
have
been
submitted
to
BG
Shufelt
for
review.
A
copy
is
attached
for
your
information
in
the
event
the
topic arises
in your discussion with
the ACSI
(Incl
3).
7.
( S/CL-l/NOFORN )
I
am
scheduled
to
brief
Hon
Jay
R.
Sculley,
Assistant
Secretary
of
the
Army
(Research,
Development
and
Acquisition)
and
LTG
J.H.
Merryman,
Deputy
Chief
of
Staff
for
Research,
Development
and Acquisition
on
March,
from
1300-1330
hours.
Briefing
was
arranged
by
ACSI.
Also
attending
will
be
BG
Strom
and
Maj
(P)
Fox
(OACSI).
The
briefing
will
cover
an orientation
to
INSCOM
involvement
in parapsychology
and
the anticipated
uses
of
P6
funds
.
8.
(S/NOFORN)
Based
upon
the
DeLaurer
Memo,
Dr
Vorona
(DIA),
has
either
obtained
or
received
commitment
for
$200K
from
DARPA.
This
is
the
amount
that
Dr
yorona
stated
was
needed
to
keep
SRI
intact
for
FY
83.
Since
he
now
has
money,
Dr Vorona has
indicated
to
Maj
(P)
Fox
that
he
would
fund
our
future
FY
training
contracts
with
SRI.
He
does
not believe
this
is
in conflict with
the
FY
Intelligence
Committee position.
9.
(S/NOFORN)
On
or
about
Feb
83,
the
ACSI
met
with
the
Secretary
of
the
Army.
The purpose
was
to
update
him
concerning
recent
actions
concerning
the
DoD
GRILL
FLAME
Program.
Attached
is
a
copy
of
the
information
paper
provided
to MG Odom for
that meeting
(Incl
4).
LTC JACHIM
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SG1J Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700220024-5 TAOPS-H-S FACT SHEET Cy d LTC Watt/(AV) 923-7829 _7 April 1981 SUBJECT: INSCOM GRILL FLAME (GF) Briefing to Staff Members, Senate Select Intelligence Committee, 3 April 1981 TO: Chief of Staff PURPOSE: To respond to Chief of Staff request for items of interest/concern for MG Stubblebine, FACTS: 1. A meeting was held at 1500 hours, 3 April 1981 in a conference room of the Dirksen Office building to discuss the Army role in Project GRILL FLAME. This meeting was designed to fully brief Mr. Herbert Klein and Mr. Dan Childs, Staff members, Senate Select Intelligence Committee. The following personnel . attended the meeting: BG Wilmot, OACSI Mr. Dan Childs, Senate Staff Member Mr.. Herbert Klein, Senate Staff Member [ ___ DIA GDIP Staff LTC Jordan, OACSI LTC Watt, HQ USAINSCOM MAJ O'Keefe, OACSI 2. Expressed concerns of the Senate staffers were: How is the program going?; What has been the pay-off?; Legality of the Program; and where are you (Army) | heading? 3, The Army position was fully briefed, including our working relationship with DIA. LTC Watt briefed for almast one hour on the growth and development — of the INSCOM GRILL FLAME Program. At the request of BG Wilmot, several of the operational tasks that INSCOM worked on were included in the briefing. LTC Watt outlined several of the evaluations we have received from tasking agencies regarding our input. Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700220024-5 Lprp wreriy S- ff ~SfowT 4
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FACT SHEET
(L k d
LTC Watt/ (AV) 923-7829
7 April 1981
SUBJECT:
INSCOM GRILL FLAME
(GF)
Briefing
to Staff Members,
Senate
Select Intelligence Committee,
3 April
1981
TO:
Chief of Staff
PURPOSE:
To respond
to Chief of Staff request for items of interest/concern
for MG Stubblebine,
FACTS:
1.
A meeting was held at 1500 hours,
3 April 1981 in a conference room of
the
Dirksen Office building to discuss the Army
role
in Project GRILL FLAME.
This
meeting was designed
to fully brief Mr. Herbert Klein and Mr. Dan Childs,
Staff members,
Senate Select Intelligence Committee.
The following personnel
attended the meeting:
BG Wilmot, 0ACSI
Mr. Dan Childs,
Senate Staff Member
Mr.
Herbert Klein,
Senate Staff Member
| DIA GDIP Staff
LTC Jordan,
0ACSI
LTC Watt,
HQ USAINSCOM
MAJ O'Keefe, OACSI
2.
Expressed concerns of the Senate staffers were:
How is the program going?;
What has been the pay-off?;
Legality of
the Program;
and where are you
(Army)
heading?
3.
The Army position was fully briefed,
including our working relationship
with DIA.
LTC Watt briefed for almost one hour on the growth and development
of the INSCOM GRILL FLAME Program.
At the request o f BG Wilmot,
several of
the operational tasks that INSCOM worked on were included in the briefing.
LTC Watt outlined several of the evaluations we have received from tasking
agencies regarding our input.
H
*
*
I
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crhakeriidteension eae Ae aad ae ATER PSE ANT RE CSE SE a NEARS A IRL ORR ERE RB RE EOASEES oe oes SRR BR ENRAGED east NAD MSS RA RRS, kL | abe Sac DBRS MOE SEE EaSRD 2 Bis AAR WH dS SUN ASDA we 0 Laka» aA A Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230005-5 (SLIDE 1 ON) THE RESULTS OF EVALUATED PROJECTS ARE DEPICTED ON THIS SLIDE. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT WHILE ACSI IS LISTED AS THE OFFICIAL REQUESTOR ON EIGHT PROJECTS, TWO PROJECTS WERE CONDUCTED IN SUPPORT OF ARMY MACOMS, TWO WERE COMBINATION ACSI/INSCOM AND ANOTHER WAS THE MISSING NAVY’ AGE. (SLIDE 11 OFF) T WOULD NOW LIKE TO COVER OUR PROJECT BOOK, THE PROJECT BOOK ACCOMPANYING THIS BRIEFING PRESENTS EXAMPLES OF INTELLIGENCE COLLECTED THROUGH REMOTE VIEWING, PRIOR TO ITS REVIEW I WISH TO EMPHASIZE THE FOLLOWING POINTS: REMOTE VIEWING IS NOT A MAGIC LAMP AND IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR CURRENT INTELLIGENCE WORK, REMOTE VIEWING IS A HIGHLY CONTROLLED AND FORMALLY s in Ee eke! CO FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS; (SLIDE 12 ON) IT IS PASSIVE TO THE EXTENT OF OUR KNOWLEDGE. COLLECTION BY REMOTE VIEWING IS TOTALLY PASSIVE. ONLY ONE CLAIM OF DETECTION OF REMOTE VIEWING IS KNOWN. CHINESE SCIENTISTS CLAIM TO HAVE DETECTED REMOTE VIEWING DURING THEIR EXPERIMENTS WITH CHILDREN, DATA ON THESE EXPERIMENTS INSUFFICIENT TO VALIDATE THIS CLAIM, WORK TO REPLICATE THESE EXPERIMENTS IS CONTINUING AT SRI, Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA“RDPIBC9788R001700230005-5 Gey 2 ney ete we es nl
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4.
Manpower requirements were discussed,
including our POM submission for
FY82.
The GDIP Staff
is considering our request for
5 spaces
to support
this program.
It
u/as explained that INSG0M currently has a nine-man task
force workin g on the project, and that all resources are "out-of-hide"
to
keep
the program functioning.
Hence,
INSC0M was not asking for an increase
to the project manning level, but rather some relief from the current
manpower drain on existing resources.
5.
The Senate Staffers appeared
to be very satisfied with the meeting,
and
thanked everyone for a
very informative session.
CHAD B. WHITE
Colonel,
GS
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
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SG1A SG1I Approved For Release 20 Qn EA BPs dopey b1700230001-9 NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20785-6000 Serial: N/1722 12 October 1984 SUBJECT: Letter of Appreciation (U) TO: Commander U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command ATIN: Chief, Security Systems Planning Division Fort George G, Meade, MD 20755 1. (C) We wish to express our thanks and appreciation for your outstanding Support to At our SG1 request, you were able to provide immediate, specific A information, some of which was later confirmed or comple- mented by information from other sources, Overall, your Support considerably enhanced the scope of the project and resulted in tangible success and genuine impact on U.S. national security. 2. (C) has received attention at the highest levels-o6 € U.S. Government. Your contribution is considered significant, and will be used for future consid- erations as it has been i the past. Thank you again for your outstanding suppor eputy/Director or Communications Security NSA review(s) completed. Classified By NSA /CSSM 122.2 7 Declassify Oa: Originatizg Agcazy’s Delerminaifon Required Approved For Relea O}NPRY HOGS & 9 98 ¥8R001700230001 Sb ST . _— 3s a i
SG1I SG1I SG1I SG1I SG1I SG1I SG1I FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230004-6 IAGPC- G 25 June 1982 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SG1I SG1I 1. (FOU) At 1300 hours, 23 June 1982 NSA at his. office meeting was requested by 2. (Fou0) [i expigined that LTG Faurer, Director NSA had been exposed to GRILL FLAME some time ago by Dr. Jack Vorona, DIA, who knew LTG Faurer when he was.assigned at DIA. At a recent meeting . SG1I Dr. Vorona suggested LTG Faurer receive a briefing on what Army (INSCOM) was doing in the GRILL FLAME area. [was asked by LTG Faurer to arrange the briefing. 3. (FOUO) I told[ —__|that I had no objections to briefing LTG Faurer but would have to request approval from my superiors and inform DIA, (Dr. Verona) since they were the DOD project Director. I ~ further stated the briefing would be a 30-45 minute presentation with .- class B viewqraphs and a project book; and it was not .a fancy "dog and pony show". [requested IT notify him when approval was received and then we could then arrange to get on LTG Faurer's calendar. 4, (FOU0) I also gave[ sa brief overview of our activities and a short summary of selected projects. RB Sachuw ROBERT J. JACHIM LTC, MI GRILL FLAME Project Manager FOR.OERICIAL, USE 0 ONLY Approved For ReleasdsdRaMoEIe DP96-00788R001700230004-6
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SG1I
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SUBJECT:
Meeting
SGI
I
SGI
I
SG1I
SG1I
SG1I
SGI
1.
(F0U0)
At
1300 hours,
23 June
1982,
I met with
SGI
NSA at his office
NBA.
1 he
SGI
meeting was requested by
2.
(FOUO)
lexpMned
that LTG Faurer, Director NSA had been
exposed to GRILL FLAME some time ago by Dr.
Jack Vorona,
DIA, who
knew LTG Faurer when he was assigned at DIA.
At
a recent meeting
Dr.
Vorona suggested LTG Faurer
rec eive
a briefing
on what Army
(INSCOM)
was doing
in the GRILL FLAME
area.
was asked by
LTG Faurer
to arrange the briefing.
SGI
I
3.
(FOUO)
I
told
|
| that
I had no objections
to briefing
LTG Faurer
but would have to request approval from my superiors and
inform DIA,
(Dr.
Vorona)
since they were the DOD project Director.
I
further stated
the briefing would be
a 30-45 minute presentation with
.
class
B
viewqraphs and
a project book;
and
it was not
a fancy
"dog and
pony
show".
(requested
I notify him when approval was
received and then we could then arrange
to get
on
LTG Faurer'
s
calendar.
4.
(FOUO)
I also gave
and
a short summary
of selected projects.
a brief overview
of
our activities
f?. Oocivwvs.
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC,
MI
GRILL FLAME Project Manager
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SG1I SG1I Approved For Release 2ooqedr fy ep Ropss.0078sR001700230006-5 TAGPC-G 19 August 1982 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Information Briefing for Director, NSA (U) 1. (FOQUO) On 5 August 1982 from 1500-1600 hours, an information briefing for LT Gen Lincoln Faurer and selected m f his staff was con- ducted at the Ditector' ance Room HQ, NSA. The briefing SG1 was requested by Research and A Engineering. The briefing was approved by DCG, ttendees were: NSA LT GEN LINCOLN DB. FAURER Director MR. ROBERT E. RICH Deputy Director DIA DR. JACK VORONA Assistant SaLentifie Director for Scientific & Technical Intelligence OACSI BG ROY M. STROM Deputy ACSI MAJ GERALD FOX GRILL FLAME Project Officer INSCOM COL BILLY F. MILLER ADCSOPS-HUMINT 2. (U) Briefing is attached as Inclosure 1. CLASSIFIED BY Aca. DAML CS/63 °3 Beee-7 e REVIEW ON ou Approved For Release 2003/09/1 5 EGRET GRILL FLAME IA-RDP96-00788RO001 NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200590001-3 A different view of this same data is shown in Figure 1 as the distribution of scores for each four-trial series for each group. For example, 26% and 35% of the Mensa responses achieved scores of 1 and 2, respectively. For the Peninsula and Palo Alto Stanford group, the percentages are 48 and 29, and 33 and 17, respectively. Quantitatively, the means of the distributions differ slightly (see Table 4). However, two-sample t-tests show significant differences between all pairs of means of the three groups. Table 5 shows the t-test statistics including the effect size for the pairs. Percent Responses Rating Figure 1. Distribution of Scores for (a) Peninsula Stanford Club (b) San Francisco Mensa (c) Stanford Alumni of Palo Alto Table 4 Parameters of the Scoring Distributions Statistic | Peninsula Stanford | San Francisco | Stanford Alumni Club Club Mensa of Palo Alto Number of 104 412 479 Viewings* Mean Score Standard Deviation * Not all participants submitted responses for all trials; therefore, the number of viewings does not equal four times the number of participants. 10 Approved For Release 2002/11/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200590001-3
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SESSION INFORMATION
A.
TARGET DATA:
Task/Target No.
'
92-9-
Session No.
:
/-? fcoir f 2_
B.
PERSONNEL DATA :
Source No.
^"’taonitor ' s No.
Beacon/ Sender No.
C.
SESSION DATA:
Date Task Received
Session Date
Start Time
Stop Time
Method used
Aids/Distractions
(Pis)
Pre-session hunches
(AVs)
Date Summary Returned
052
None
12 Feb 92
12 Feb 92
1330
1445
CRV
None
None
Feb
D.
EVALUATION DATA:
Viewer's Estimate
:
Very Low
Evaluator's Estimate
:
structures.
One structure is
rectangular
shaped)
.
This
structure has something of interest in the left corner of
it.
The
other structure is small.
There are also people at the target area
and
activity.
The
activity
consists
of
an
object
(possibly
bendable)
being "flung"
or thrown.
E.
SESSION SUMMARY:
Target consists of land and two
i
Innrt
and
narrow
.
( almost
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——— TNL LL SRN IEEE MPM? 3 TENS ee Re RE Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : “e RDP 26- 00788R001700230005-5 a AeA at THIS BRIEFING HAS COVERED THE HISTORY OF INSCOM AND THE GRILL FLAME PROGRAM, HOW WE BEGAN IN THE PROGRAM, AND SOME OF THE ACTIONS WE HAVE BEGUN TO IMPROVE OUR PRODUCT. OUR OBJECTIVES FOR THE FUTURE ‘<eeteeeenanreTanattnene cee cael ete rare ramet eng CONCERN: » SELECTION OF PEOPLE, nna AND INCREASE THE RELIABILITY OF REMOTE VIEWING, —_—_=_—_—_—_____ ET IN SUMMARY: VG 17 ON THE COLLECTION OF INTELLIGENCE THROUGH REMOTE VIEWING ‘Senin maa ae mr oe enn ttle ttt het nenedarersnemtanaties ure vr auwian eee HAS DEMONSTRATED ITS VALUE, REMOTE VIEWING IS A a a te ee ante ental an SUCCESSFUL COLLECTION METHOD (NOT AN_EXPERIMENT), US PROJECTS, » EVALUATE US ONLY BY THE INTELLIGENCE WE PRODUCE. REMOTE VIEWING SHOULD NEVER STAND ALONE, BUT SHOULD BE USED _IN CONJUNCTION WITH INFORMATION FROM OTHER INTELLIGENCE SOURCES, VG 17 OFF VG 13 ON REMOTE VIEWING IS PASSIVE, INEXPENSIVE, THERE 1S NO DEFENSE AND THERE IS NO_RISK OF COLLECTION COMPROMISE, VG 18 OFF THIS CONCLUDES THE BRIEFING, ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? Approved For Release nud 00788R001700230005-5
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AT THIS TINE TWO CATEGORIES:
PENETRATION OF INACCESSIBLE TARGETS,
•
AND THE CUING OF OTHER INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION SYSTEM.
DOMINANT
(SLIDE 13 OFF)
THERE ARE TWO ADDITIONAL CATEGORIES WHICH WE BELIEVE TO BE EQUALLY
IMPORTANT, BUT FOR WHICH THE DATA BASE
IS INSUFFICIENT.
THEY ARE
HUMAN SOURCE ASSESSMENTS AND ACCURATE PERSONALITY PROFILES,
(SLIDE J3A ON)
EACH EXAMPLE
IN THE BOOK PRESENTS THE ACTUAL TARGET , TIE REASON FOR
TARGETING, AND THE TARGETING DATA .
EXAMPLES OF VERBATIM VIEWER
DESCRIPTIONS ARE PROVIDED WITH THE ANALYSTS COMMENTS TO THE RIGHT.
ADDITIONAL PROJECTS WHICH ARE NOT DETAILED
IN THE BOOK ARE LISTED
IN THE APPENDIX.
(SLIDE 13A OFF)
AT THIS POINT
I WOULD LIKE TO WALK YOU THROUGH TWO OF THE EXAMPLES
IN THE BOOK.
pm
OUT
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SG1A
SG1A
SG1A
SGI
A
*
THE FIRST, UNDER TAB ONE
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Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230005-5 ES Sy Lae Te es THE NEXT THO PAGES CONTAIN REMOTE VIEWER’S PERCEPTIONS OF THE TARGET AND THE ANALYSTS COMMENT, SG1A SG1A THE NEXT THREE PAGES ARE DRAWINGS DONE BY THE REMOTE VIEWER AND THE 1A ~ LT ee A (SLIDE 3B OFF) (SLIDE IBC ON) SG1A A (SLIDE 13D ON) THE NEXT EXANPLE IS UNDER TAB TWO, fo AGAIN, THE FIRST PAGE LISTS THE TARGET, THE TASKING AND THE TARGET 2. CUING DATA, NOTE: IN THIS CASE, TO PRECLUDE EITHER THE INTERVIEWER OR THE REMOTE VIEWER FROM KNOWING ABOUT THE TARGET PRIOR TO OR DURING THE LIFE OF THE PROJECT, A PHOTOGRAPH OF | WAS PLACED INSIDE A DOUBLE WRAPPED AND SEALED ENVELOPE BY THE TASKING ANALYST, ke SG1 Approved For Release 20030 RF on eon t7ONzSON0SS A Dee Me un ae ov Ea hen ke vs lc ds Oe ee Pa cuank lak tae ce hich dart moet
Approved For Release 2003/09/16 ;-CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230005-5 (SLIDE 13D OFF) (SLIDE BE ON) I vy 4. 1 _ THE SECOND PAGE CONTAINS THE REMOTE VIEWER’S PERCEPTIONS AND THE ANALYST’S COMMENTS, THE FINAL FOUR PAGES ARE DRAWINGS DONE BY THE REMOTE VIEWER WITH ANALYSTS COMMENTS ADDED IN RED. , ee ao ° ON THIS PROJECT THE REMOTE VIEWER @ORRECTEY 20 AS YOU REVIEW THIS BOCK, YOU MAY ASK ABOUT PROJECTS WHICH WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. OUR ONLY DETERMINANT OF SUCCESS OR FAILURE 1S IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE INFORMATION COLLECTED IS ACCURATE AND OF HIGH. QUALITY, BUT, IF IT IS OF "NO_INTELLIGENCE VALUE”, IT WOULD BE_ CONSIDERED A FAILURE, HOWEVER, BECAUSE OF THE UNIQUE WAY THE INFORMATION IS PRESENTED, THE ANALYSTS ARE REQUIRED TO REVIEW THE DATA IN A NON-TRADITIONAL MANNER, Approved For Release 2003/05/46: CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230005-5 - as dasrist it WAM PIT PASARIT TR DA BOARUT ON WAMTOACAT.S
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