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DISCUSSION
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Appendix—CHRONOLOGICAL LITERATURE SURVEY
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON. DC
£0310
BEPLY TO
ATTENTION OF
DAM1-1SH
3 NOV 1983
MEMORANDUM THRU ASSISTANT
SECRETARY OF THE ARMY
(RESEARCH,
[
DEVELOPMENT,
AND ACQUISITION)
FOR UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING
SUBJECT;
CENTER LANE Activity
(U)
1.
(S/CL-1/N0F0RN)
Reference memorandum
,
OUSDRE,
dated
Jan
83,
subject;
GRILL FLAME Activity
(U).
(TAB
A)
2.
(S/CL- 1/N0F0RN)
The Deputy Chief of Staff
for Research,
Development
and Acquisition,
Department of
the Army,
has
agreed
to provide
funds from Program
in an appropriate
testing
project.
The
funds will
be applied
to
CENTER LANE
,
the
follow-
on program
to
the Army portion
of DoD GRILL FLAME
,
which was
terminated
in
FY
82.
3.
(S/NOFORN)
CENTER LANE
is
an Army Special Access
Program
and
its
connection with
any previous program
is compartmented
Enel
as
CF
;
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Et 'Tctclioru eneral, USA
Acting ACofS
for Intelligence
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1 April
1983
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
.Briefing
(U)
1.
(U)
Per conversation with
Dr.
Verona,
D1A,
1 Apr
83.
2.
(S/NOFORN)
Dr.
Verona briefed
the Vice President
for 30 minutes on
CENTER LANE related activities
on
31 Mar
83.
The
briefing was well received
and
the Vice President was
interested and
impressed.
Also present
at the
briefing were Admiral Daniel
J.
Murphy
(C/S),
Mr.
Donald Gregg
(Asst
to VP,
National
Security Affairs),
and LTC Fry
(Military Assistant),.
.
(S/N0F0RN)
DIA and Army
INSCOM efforts were reviewed and
three
INSCOM
SGI A
projects were
used
as examples:
4.
(C)
Dr. Verona was
told by Adm Murphy
that
he had noc initiated
the
briefing,
so
it appears
that
the Vice President personally requested
it.
5.
(S/N0F0RN)
Dr.
Verona made
a strong push
for
the worth of
the effort.
He also pointed out
that while
our
(collective)
product was now achieving
high reliability we
all were
in danger
of closing
due
to
a
lack of
funding.
GERALD FOX
Major,
GS
HUMINT Division
CENTER LANE
CLOSE HOLD/HAND CARRY
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0 3
1984
SUBJECT
:
CENTER
LANE
Mission Statement
(U)
THRU:
Chief
of
Staff
U.
S.
Army
Intelligence
and
Security
Command
Arlington
Hall Station
Arlington,
VA
22212
Deputy
Chief
of
Staff,
Operations
•
U.
S.
Army
Intelligence
and
Security
Command
Arlington Hall Station
Arlington,
VA
22212
Assistant Deputy
Chief
of
Staff,
Operations-HUMINT
U.
S.
Army Intelligence
and Security
Command
Ft
Meade,
MD
20755
TO:
CENTER
LANE Project
Manager
U.
S.
Army
Intelligence
and Security Command
Ft
Meade,
MD
20755
1.
(S)
Reference:
a.
(U)
MSG,
SSO,
DA,
111800Z
Feb
81,
subject:
GRILL FLAME
(U)
(TAB
A)
.
b.
(U)
Letter,
IAOPS-H-S,
Jun
81,
subject:
INSCOM GRILL
FLAME Project
Protocol
(U)
(TAB
B).
c.
(U)
Letter,
I ACG
,
Dec
82,
subject:
GRILL
FLAME
(U)
(TAB
C).
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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SUBJECT:
Transfer
of CENTER
LANE
to DIA
( S/CL- 2/N0F0RN)
b.
(U)
Word processing
equipment maintenance:
Maintenance
contract
on
WANG
Alliance
System
for
2d,
3rd,
4th
qtrs
FY
•
$15,000.
c.
(U)
Document
reproduction machine:
Rental
agreement
on
Savin copying machine
for
2d,
3rd,
4th
qtrs
FY
85:
$1,500
d,
(S/NOFORN)
TDY
costs:
Travel
for
the
remainder
of
FY
in
support
of
the
DIA psychoener get ic
effort
is
expected
to
be minimal.
DIA should
be expected
to absorb
this
expense.
6.
( S/Cl - 3/N0F0RN)
Recommend
that
CG
INSCOM
aporove
the
DIA
request
to detail
INSCOM assets
to
DIA
to participate
in
the new
DoD
psychoenergetic
program.
Upqn
approval
the
following
actions
will
be
taken by
the
ICLP Manager:
a.
(S/CL- 2/N0F0RN)
Preparation
of
a
letter
to
the ACSI
,
DA
that
notifies him
of
the
CG,
INSCOM
' s
intentions
to
detail,
and
the disestablishment
of
the CENTER
LANE
Special Access
Program.
b.
(S/CL-2/N0F0RN)
Preparation
of
a
new
MOA
that
will
place
ICLP
personnel
under
the
operational
control
of
DIA.
The
MOA
will
include
specific
wording
that
places
entire
i espons
i
d i 1 i ty
for
the
program with
DIA,
to
include
"human
use"
approval,
and delineate
support
responsibilities.
BRIAN
BUZ BY
LTC,
MI
CENTER
LANE Project Manager
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"The five
film cans with randomly numbered
tops which
contain objects constituted targets
in five successive
'remote
viewing'
experiments.
The subject's
five response packets
containing tape
transcripts
and associated drawings,
one
packet for each experiment,
are
to be matched to the
film can
contents.
The response packets
are unnumbered and presented
in random order,
so the matching
is
of
the blind
type;
that
is,
no indication is being given as
to which packet was generated
in response
to which target.
In carrying out
the matching process,
the judge must
realize
that
the subject
is instructed simply
to give descrip-
tive
impressions
as
to the characteristics
of
a target,
as
opposed
to trying
to interpret or identify or name
the
target.
This
is based on the known
fact that
in psychoenergetic
functioning,
as
in other subliminal perception processes,
first
impressions
as
to form,
color and texture
tend to be correct,
but further efforts
to analyze
and
interpret
tend to lead
to
incorrect "analytical overlay."
As
an aid
in judging with
regard
to this particular concept,
we ask
that
as part
of
the
judging exercise
the judge should,
before reading any subject
•transcript,
examine
all
the
targets,
and write down for his
own use
a list of target descriptors
(rather than names)
for
each
item.
The details
of
the judging procedure,
which involve
filling in
the accompanying matrix
(see Table
1),
are
as
follows.
Select the lowest numbered can
(Can No.
3)
and
examine
its contents.
Then read through
the packets with
the
goal
of determining best
to worst description
of
this par-
ticular target.
When the
rank ordering
is complete for this
target,
enter the rank order numbers,
1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
best
to
worst match,
beside
the appropriate transcript letter
in the
first column.
Then examine the contents
of Can No.
4,
again
ranking
the packets best
to worst match,
and likewise enter
the rank order numbers,
1-5,
best
to worst match,
beside
the
appropriate transcript letter
in
the second column,
and so on.
The rank ordering for each target
is
to be done independently
of
the previous rank orderings,
so
that,
for example,
a given
packet may be chosen first place match for more than one target
if
that provides
the best ordering
of descriptions.
When
the
task
is complete,
the entire matrix should be filled
in,
at
which
time
the packets are to be returned."
The objects
in the first group
of five consisted
respectively
of:
a spool
of
thread with pin;
a leaf;
a small
leather-
belt key ring with the letter
L
attached;
sand;
and
a black and white
quill
(without feathers).
The subject responses,
briefly,
were,
respectively,
a spool
and pin,
a rolled up something
(spring?),
a small
leather belt with letter
L
or
' F*
attached,
a beige-colored cylinder
with rough edges,
and
a black and white pointed piece
of plastic-like
organic material.
The judge's blind rank-order assessment,
shown in
Table
1,
resulted
in four 1st place and one 2nd place
assignments,
a
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ILLUSTRATIONS
(U)
Block Diagram of Computer-Based RNG System
(U)
.
.
Pulse Processing Sequence
(U)
Example of
a 2-Tailed Sequential Sampling
Plot
(U)
Possible Applications for the Remote Perturbation
Phenomenon
(S)
TABLES
(U)
RNG Survey Summary
(U)
.
.
Timing
Intervals
(U)
.
.
.
Pilot Phase Results
(U).
.
Global Control Runs
(U)
.
.
Formal Phase Results
(U)
.
A-l
RNG Study Survey
(U)
.
.
.
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OBJECTIVE
(U)
(S)
The objective of
this program is
to determine the degree to which
selected personnel are able to interact,
by mental means alone, with sensi-
tive electronic equipment,
and to ascertain how this phenomenon might be
utilized for Army-designated applications.
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Table
(U)
RNG SURVEY SUMMARY
Numbers
of
References
Year
Number
of
Experiments
Number
of
Significant Experiments
(p £
0.05)
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
_2
1979
J5
214
(U)
noise-driven RNG system and to certify that the binary bit streams produced
by the generator met
a number of statistical criteria for randomness.
This
report recapitulates
the detailed Phase-I discussion contained in May and
Hubbard49
and summarizes the experimental modifications
that address
the
I
above mentioned four areas
.
(U)
During Phase
II,
seventeen personnel were screened to select
the
seven individuals who participated in the formal portion
of
this
Phase.
The testing procedure and the results are described in detail below.
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RANDOM NUMBER GENERATOR SYSTEM
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(U)
To achieve the objective of
this
program, we developed a computer-
based random number generator.
Special efforts were made
in two specific
areas:
First,
extensive testing of
the true random sources was
carried
out
to study their response to environmental factors.
Second,
a variety
of statistical tests were applied to the complete system to ensure that
the output
was
truly random under experimental
conditions.
A.
Hardware
(U)
(U)
Figure
shows
the overall hardware
configuration, which consisted
of three basic elements:
(1)
an isolated source
of random electronic
signals,
(2) an analysis and control section,
and
(3)
a graphics
display
unit.
Following the techniques
of
learning
theory, we used the graphics
display unit
to provide visual feedback of information about
the current
RANDOM
SOURCES
ANALYSIS + CONTROL
DISPLAY
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(U)
BLOCK DIAGRAM OF COMPUTER-BASED RNG SYSTEM
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as
such in the
computer record.
Regardless
of
the outcome,
a pass
did not
contribute to the formal series of 100 trials.
(U)
For the entire study to have significance,
two or more
of the
seven subjects
chosen for the formal study were required
to complete
significant runs.
The probability of obtaining two significant
runs
out
of seven attempts by chance
is
less than 0.028.
The probability of a
single significant
run is ^ 0.039.
E.
Records
(U)
(U)
Two types of data recording were utilized during the formal test
period
:
(1)
Recording
of summary statistical information.
(2)
Bit-by-bit recording of raw data.
For all trials
(passes, presession and postsession controls,
and
the
1000 additional control trials
for each participant),
a summary statistic
was recorded on a single floppy disk.
This
data included the following:
•
Date
•
Time
of day
(to nearest
second)
•
Temperature of diode
(if used)
•
Source
•
Pass
indicator
•
Accumulated number
of trials
•
Accumulated number of successful trials
•
Number of samples
in the given trial
•
Number of ones
in that trial
•
Sequential analysis
decision.
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Table
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FORMAL PHASE RESULTS
Subject
Controls
Forma
Experiment
Post-
session
085
8/100
5/100*
130
10/105
9/100
146
12/105
10/105
346
|
7/85
7/75
531*
8/105
(p = 0.021)
8/105
758*
9/95
(p = 0.040)
9/105
827
9/80
5/80
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Independently significant.
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A significantly small number of successes was obtained in one
postsession run for Subject
085.
The remaining postsession runs were
within chance expectation.
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Subjects
085,
146,
346,
and 531 used the radioactive source;
Subjects
130,
758, and 827 preferred the noise
diode.
The
formal phase
results
(Table
5)
show that Subjects
531 and 758 produced
17 and
successes out
of
100 trials, respectively.
The odds that
chance deviations
alone produced this result
are greater than 47:1 for
17 successes and
greater than 25:1 for
(p ^ 0.021 and * 0.039, respectively).
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The
formal requirement,
as stated in May et
al.
was:
"for the entire study to be significant,
two or more
of
the
seven participants
chosen for the formal study must
contribute
significant
100 trial sets
(i.e.,
sets
of
16 or more successful
trials) ."54
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This requirement has been satisfied.
The probability that two or more
subjects would produce significant results
by chance fluctuations
alone
is ^ 0.029.
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