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As you know,
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Such items generally have been accounts of completed action
accomplishments.
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for us
(as you know,
we send the SARs to all NMIPC personnel via Hignote an
the EBB to keep everyone abreast of their colleagues'
activities)
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The DR is also interested
in expanding our submission and receiving SAR
items of "any problems/ issues/arguments/debates. "
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topics,
which will frequently relate to ongoing actions.
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TOPIC:
STAR GATE Overview Briefing
(U)
SUMMARY
ACTION OFFICER/
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
(S/NF/WN)
We provided
a STAR GATE overview
briefing to the Honorable Richard Danzig,
Undersecretary of the Navy.
The deskside
presentation was well received.
.
Mr.
Danzig
asked numerous questions regarding both
recent and historical program developments.
We were also requested to provide background
documents
for his review.
Mr.
Danzig
indicated that he may recommend to the
Secretary of the Navy that he receive our
briefing.
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002600110008-4 TOPIC: Project STAR GATE (U) SUMMARY : (S/NF/WN) We provided a STAR GATE overview briefing to LTC J. Jay Oakley, USA, Chief for Operations and LTC Dan Baur, USA, Chief for Investigations, Directorate for Investigations and Operations United States Army Foreign Counterintelligence Activity, USAINSCOM, Fort Meade, MD. Follow-on discussions with COL Jerry Jones, USA, Deputy Director, also present, as to our mission and functions resulted in their requesting our assistance. ACTION OFFICER/ SG1J TELEPHONE NUMBER: P| pac-7a SGIA Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002600110008-4
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TOPIC:
Project STAR GATE
(U)
SUMMARY:
(S/NF/WN)
We provided a STAR GATE overview
briefing to LTC
J.
Jay Oakley,
USA,
Chief for
Operations and LTC Dan Baur,
USA,
Chief for
Investigations,
Directorate for
Investigations and Operations United States
Army Foreign Counterintelligence Activity,
USAINSCOM,
Fort Meade,
MD.
Follow-on
discussions with COL Jerry Jones,
USA,
Deputy
Director,
also present,
as to our mission and
functions resulted in their requesting our
assistance.
ACTION OFFICER/
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
SG1A
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CREPE n07e9Ro0zE001 0011-07 7 ban HE TOPIC; Project STAR GATE Briefing (U) SUMMARY : (S/NF) We provided Project STAR GATE briefings and a letter of request to the Executive Director, USAF Scientific Advisory Board. Our briefing and letter of request was provided so that the USAF could provide a representative to sit on the scientific evaluation panel (SEP) that will review our R&D program goals and objectives in response to a CDA. The SEP will convene at DIAC on 11-12 Jul 94. SG1J ACTION OFFICER/ TELEPHONE NUMBER: pT PAG-TA Po SG1A en ne fT RELEASABLE 10 FOREIGN NATIONALS CLASSIFIED BY DECLASSIFY ON Approved For Release soca CIA-RDP96-00789R002600110011-0
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TOPIC;
SUMMARY:
Project STAR GATE Briefing
(U)
(S/NF)
We provided Project STAR GATE
briefings and a letter of request to
the Executive Director,
USAF Scientific
Advisory Board.
Our briefing and letter of
request was provided so that the USAF could
provide
a representative to sit on the
scientific evaluation panel
(SEP)
that will
review our R&D program goals and objectives
in response to a CDA.
The SEP will convene
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94.
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SG1J Approved For Release 2000/0 TOPIC: SUMMARY: ACTION OFFICER/ TELEPHONE NUMBER: Approved For Release 200 46, Ak A ‘ is (th +; DP96-00789R0026001 10013-8 STAR GATE Overview Briefing (U) (S/NF/WN) This responds to the Director's question of our 28 Jan 94 SAR, "What prompted his interest?" Mr. Danzig's interest in STAR GATE was prompted by a recent briefing that was presented to him by Mr. John Petersen of the Arlington Institute on non-lethal warfare. During that briefing Mr. Petersen informed the Under Secretary of our probable existence. Mr. Petersen, a retired US Army COL, was once assigned to USAINSCOM at Fort Meade, MD, in the early 80's. As a result, Mr. Danzig contracted RADM Shaefer, USN, Director of Naval Intelligence, who in-turn contacted the Director, NMIPC, requesting the briefing. fera Kewl TS DP96-00789R0026001 10013-8
SG1J Approved For Release 20@#i0a TOPIC: SUMMARY : ACTION OFFICER/ TELEPHONE NUMBER: Approved For Releadge iE Lia-ropoe-o07soR00z6001 10018-3 STAR GATE Overview Briefing (U) (S/NF/WN) We provided a STAR GATE overview briefing to COL Jerry W. Jones, USA, Deputy Director for Operations and Investigations, United States Army Foreign Counterintelligence Activity, USAINSCOM, Fort Meade, MD. COL Jones asked numerous questions regarding both recent and historical program developments. Follow-on briefings and discussions will be conducted with their Chiefs for Operations and Investigations in early March.
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TOPIC:
STAR GATE Overview Briefing
(U)
SUMMARY:
(S/NF/WN)
We provided
a STAR GATE overview
briefing to COL Jerry W.
Jones,
USA,
Deputy
Director for Operations and Investigations,
United States Army Foreign
Counterintelligence Activity,
USAINSCOM,
Fort
Meade,
MD.
COL Jones asked numerous
questions regarding both recent and
historical program developments.
Follow-on
briefings and discussions will be conducted
with their Chiefs for Operations and
Investigations
in early March.
ACTION OFFICER/
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Approved For Release ~ SEGRET 10020-0 50 NOV (et TOPIC; Project STAR GATE (U) SUMMARY: (S/NF/WN) We provided a Project STAR GATE briefing to Captain Evan Robinson Chief, Civil Maritime Analysis Department (ONI-21), and representatives from ONI-214 (counterdrug), ONI-211 (high interest merchants) ONI-6131 (all-source collection). Follow-on discussions concerning our mission and functions could result in future requests for assistance. In attendance was DIA liaison to ONI. SG1J ACTION OFFICER/ SG1A SG1J NOFORN
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TOPIC;
Project STAR GATE
(U)
SUMMARY:
(S/NF/WN)
We provided a Project
STAR GATE briefing to Captain Evan Robinson
Chief,
Civil Maritime Analysis Department
(ONI-21)
,
and representatives from ONI-214
(counterdrug)
,
ONI-211
(high interest
merchants)
ONI-6131
(all-source collection)
.
Follow-on discussions concerning our mission
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and functions could result in future requests
for assistance.
In attendance was
DIA liaison to ONI
.
ACTION OFFICER/
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
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SG1J --Mail - - SG1J April 13, 1994 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R0026001 42926-4 April 13, 1994 10:44am MAIL IS - Oy: Private SG1J TO: PA-XOs SUBJECT: SORRY SARS... (1 COPY: PA - OFFICE DIRECTORS vis Recently the number of corrections that need to be made to the SIG ACTS KAR submitted to PA-HQ has increased significantly. This turns out to be no small TH task since we reviewing about 80-100+ every week. Please take the extra time to check them or have someone else do so. They should of gone through at least J—- Branch and Division level management before you get them so maybe the "grass - poots" needs to pay a little more attention to them. Here is a list of some of the corrections needed once we get them; TOO LONG - SARS should only be 2-3 sentences in length. Don't write a paragraph - if details are needed the DR will ask for them. FORMAT HEADINGS WRONG - Use "TOPIC:" NSUMMARY:" "ACTION OFFICER/ TELEPHONE NUMBER: " (not OFFICERS or NUMBERS ) TWO LINE TOPICS - Only one line allowed. ' BLANK LINE BETWEEN SUMMMARY AND "ACTION OFFICER/" - No blank line here ACTION/PHONE LINE - Name/Office/Phone, repeat on next line for more than one. SUMMARY HAS DATES/OFFICE SYMBOLS - Avoid using these. SPELLING - Run "Spell check" on WP Remember these are for the DR and the DR alone. Make them short, to the point and ask yourself if the info is something the DR should take the time to read, if it doesn't pass that test don't submit. A good way to know what the style wanted is..read what is actually submitted to the DR. Your help in the SAR PROCESS is greatly appreciated....... THANKS......- Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002600110026-4
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Recently the
number
of corrections
that need
to be made
to the SIG ACTS
submitted
to PA-HQ has
increased
significantly.
This turns out to be
no
small
task
since'w^Teviewing
about 80-10** every week
Please take
t
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, me
to
check them or have
someone
else do
so.
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should of gone through
at
least
Branch and Division
level
management before you get them 50inaybe
the
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roots"
needs
to pay
a
little more attention
to
them.
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Is
a
list of
some
or
the corrections needed once we get them;
TOO LONG
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SARS
should only
be 2-3
sentences
In
paraaraoh
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if details
are needed the DR will
ask tor
tnem.
FORMAT HEADINGS WRONG
- Use "TOPIC:” "SUMMARY:"
"
(not OFFICERS
or NUMBERS)
TWO LINE TOPICS
- Only one
line
allowed.
BLANK LINE BETWEEN SUMMMARY AND "ACTION OFFICER/"
- No blank line
here
ACTION/PHONE
LINE
- Name/Office/Phone,
repeat
on
next
line
for more
than
one.
SUMMARY HAS DATES/OFFICE SYMBOLS
- Avoid using
these.
SPELLING
-
Run
"Spell
check"
on WP
Remember these
are
for the DR and the DR alone.
Make them
short,
to
the point
and ask yourself
if the
info
is
something
the DR should take
the time
to
read,
if
it doesn't pass that test don't
submit.
A good way
to
know what the
style
wanted
is.. read what
is actually submitted to the
DR.
Your help
in
the SAR PROCESS
is greatly appreciated
THANKS.
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i empraqianesean ses yet rae pete ane fea nrag ee akenpten te Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002600120002-9 SECRET II. (U) PLAN OBJECTIVES (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) The objective of this plan is to develop a long-range systematic and comprehensive approach to the investigation of anomalous mental phenomena (AMP). This includes identifying key in-house activities along with an appropriately integrated basic and applied external research support effort. This plan was based on the general guidance provided by the Congressional language that initiated this new program in FY 1991. (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) Accomplishment of the various activities identified in this plan will greatly enhance threat assessment of foreign achievements in this area, and will help achieve the potential for US military/intelligence applications on select tasks as a supplement to HUMINT operations. (U) It is anticipated that this plan will assist decision makers in their review and consideration of future directions for this field, and that this plan can begin formal implementation starting in FY 1992. III. (U) SIGNIFICANCE OF EFFORT (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS/WN) STAR GATE is a new dynamic approach for pursuing this largely unexplored area of human consciousness and subconsciousness interaction. Its scope is comprehensive; a wide range of phenomenological issues are examined that include psychological, physiological/neurophysiological, advanced physics (new wave concepts) and other leading-edge scientific areas. Although broad in scope, STAR GATE is well grounded due to its solid independent scientific review base. STAR GATE is based on dynamic style in all its endeavors, especially in its pursuit of foreign work in this area. SG1B SECHET/TOFORN/LIMDIS STA GATE Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002600120002-9 Pee ea
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SECRET
II.
(U)
PLAN OB.TECTTVES
(S/NF/SG/LIMDIS )
The objective of this plan
is to develop a
long—range systematic and comprehensive approach to the
investigation of anomalous mental phenomena
(AMP)
.
This includes
identifying key in-house activities along with an appropriately
integrated basic and applied external research support effort.
This plan was based on the general guidance provided by the
Congressional language that initiated this new program in FY
(S/NF/SG/LIMDIS)
Accomplishment of the various activities
identified in this plan will greatly enhance threat assessment of
foreign achievements
in this area,
and will help achieve the
potential for US military/intelligence applications on select
tasks as a supplement to HUMINT operations.
(U)
It is anticipated that this plan will assist decision
makers in their review and consideration of future directions for
t^ls
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and that this plan can begin formal implementation
starting in FY 1992.
HI.
(U)
SIGNIFICANCE OF EFFORT
(S/NF/SG/LIMDIS/WN)
STAR GATE is
a new dynamic approach for
pursuing this largely unexplored area of human consciousness and
subconsciousness interaction.
Its scope is comprehensive;
a wide
range of phenomenological issues are examined that include
psychological,
physiological/neurophysiological,
advanced physics
(new wave concepts)
and other leading-edge scientific areas.
Although broad m scope,
STAR GATE
is well grounded due to its
solid independent scientific review base.
STAR GATE is based on
dynamic style in all
its endeavors,
especially in its pursuit of
foreign work in this area.
SG1B
SECHET/noFORn/Limms
STAR GATE
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SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE FY 1995 GDIP BUDGET 25 March 1994 QUESTION AREA: Project STAR GATE. (S) QUESTION 15: What is the funding and personnel profile for FY 1990-95 for the STAR GATE project? (S) (a) Is this research and development project cost effective? (S) (b) What are the performance criteria for STAR GATE? (S) (c) What examples of STAR GATE can be cited as contributing to the intelligence functional areas of collection and production during FY 1993? (S) (d) Without fiscal constraints, would GDIP fund STAR GATE in FY 1995? At what level? (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) ANSWER: Since FY. 1980, DIA manpower devoted to STAR GATE has remained constant. Manpower and dollars for the period FY 1990-95 are as follows: FY YEAR Manpower Other 0&M/R&D Remarks (Dollars in Thousands) FY 1990 10 billets -- FY 1991 " $2,000 Congressional plusup FY 1992 " 2,000 " FY 1993 " -- FY 1994 " -- FY 1995 " -- (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) (a) In response to a January 1994 Congressionally Directed Action (CDA), Defense Authorization Classified Annex Joint Explanatory Statement, Enclosure 13, the Defense Intelligence Agency has prepared a draft multi-year research and peer review plan to focus on these issues. In that regard, the Defense Intelligence Agency will convene a Scientific Advisory Group consisting of chief scientists from the Services and from DDR&E to validate the program’s research and development objectives and make recommendations as to which objectives should be pursued and the program scope required to achieve those objectives. If the Scientific Advisory Group determines objectives in the plan are viable and executable, the General Defense Intelligence Program Manager will compete this initiative with others for limited available resources remaining in the program. (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) REPRODUCTION REQUIRES APPROVAL OF ORIGINATOR OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY LIMITED DISTRIBUTION FURTHER DISSEMINATION ONLY AS DIRECTED BY DIA/PAG CLASSIFIED BY MULTIPLE SOURCES OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY DECLASSIFY ON OADR ] SECRET Approved For #heBEL BLS oP: PRES BE SHAG 9NGR802600150002-6 : Approved For Release 2004/09/99 -. GIA-RDP96-00789R002600150002-6 a
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SG1A - Approved For Release 2004/09/94. GIA-RDP96-00789R002600150002-6 (b) The performance criteria used for Project STAR GATE are governed by two recent Activity directives that focus on the personnel selection and training of newly assigned operational personnel, and on protocols for in-house proficiency enhancements and operational projects. Also, an evaluation form patterned after the one used by DoD HUMINT operatives is currently being used by Activity customers to provide feedback to operational taskings. (S/NF/WN/GS/LIMDIS) (c) During FY 1993, Project STAR GATE contributed to the intelligence functional areas of collection and production by providing data to Joint Task Force-4 (JTF-4) and to DIA’s J2 and the National Military Intelligence Production Center’s analytical elements. Areas covered included locati dd ipti f_ships for d interdiction projects to enhan so were conducted. (S/NF/WN/SG/LIMDIS) For FY 1994 ongoing joint activities programs have been established with JTF-4 and other DoD elements. Plans _are underway to develop SG1A i j i i ncies. STAR GATE reported on @€ research work done by the contractor. Ts report provided data on SG1B significant experimental results that could be considered breakthrough. These experiments were in the areas of entropy and demonstrated a significant degree of correlation between anomalous cognition (AC) and dynamic changes in a target’s entropy. The value added is that it should provide an objective method for assessing the AC skills of operational personnel. In the experiment on remote observation, it was demonstrated that changes in the electrical properties of a person’s skin could be effected according to the intent of the isolated operator. The value added is that anomalous mental phenomena (AMP) could be used to remotely influence biological systems. As a result of the experiment regarding alpha desynchronization, it may be possible to train operational personnel in a manner similar to biofeedback. (S/NF/WN/SG/LIMDIS) REPRODUCTION REQUIRES APPROVAL OF ORIGINATOR OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY — LIMITED DISTRIBUTION FURTHER DISSEMINATION ONLY AS DIRECTED BY DIA/PAG OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY 2 SECRET Approved For N@leR&t Sb8ARG052 EARN WAG ANG02600150002-6
SG1 + Approved For Release 2004/09/Q2 - fel A-RDP96-00789R002600150002-6 A (d) We have established a Scientific Advisory Board to validate program objectives and to determine executability. (S) In the FY 1995 program, we have sustained the manpower in STAR GATE. (S/NF/SG/LIMDIS) We will continue to evaluate and scope objectives in light of existing resourcing. REPRODUCTION REQUIRES APPROVAL OF ORIGINATOR OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY LIMITED DISTRIBUTION FURTHER DISSEMINATION ONLY AS DIRECTED BY DIA/PAG OR HIGHER DOD AUTHORITY 3 SECRET | Approved For #theBELEARABES oP: EPR BE AAG PNGR802600150002-6
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SG1B Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002600150006-2 oa “SECRET NAME OF INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE FY 1994 GDIP BUDGET May 12, 1993 QUESTION AREA: Production (U) QUESTION #: 40 The STARGATE project has been under DIA study during the last year. What is the status of this effort? Does management and execution reside with DIA or AFMIC? What is STAR GATE’s resource profile in terms of funds and personel for the period FY1980-94? (S) ANSWER: Management and execution of STAR GATE resides with DIA. A staff study completed in December 1992 recommended that STAR GATE be transferred to - the AFMIC facility at Ft Detrick, Maryland. Even.if this transfer occurs, management and execution will continue to be done in DIA. STAR GATE is pursuing all of the Congressionally directed objectives identified in FY 1991, . FY 1992, and FY 1993; including foreign assessment, external research and in-- house investi ations in anomalous phenomena. (S --R&D funding received in FY 1992 is on-line with research/support objectives underway; --In-house activity, consisting of application and proficiency projects, including trend analysis and exploration of various technologies is continuing. Since FY 1980 DIA manpower devoted to STAR GATE has remained constant. During the same period other 08M and R&D. dollars Provided by various. sources fluctuated. (S) meaipijs * 8 | Og FY YEAR Manpower other 0&M/R&D Remarks --FY 1980 10 billets $450K --FY 1981 " $250k --FY 1982 " $175k - --FY 19830 |: " $750k --FY 1984 " $1300k --FY 1985 no 0 “--FY 1986 " $1900k Army Surgeon General --FY 1987 " $2300k " --FY 1988 _oM $1150k " --FY 1989 " $1000k " --FY 1990 " 0. “--FY 1991 " - $2000k — Congressional plus: up --FY 1992 ot $2000k it --FY 1993 on FY 1994 | ‘ 9253 Fy 1999 SECRET Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002600150006-2
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