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SG1J SG1J Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000700140002-9 Kaman Tempo A DIVISION OF KAMAN SCIENCES CORPORATION ALEXANDRIA OFFICE Huntington Bidg., Suite 300 506 2560 Huntington Ave. Alexandria, Virginia 22303 (703) 960-4774 September 15, 1981 LTC Murray D. Watt 4802 "C" Biachi Court Ft. Meade, MD 20755 Dear Lieutenant Colonel Watt: Enclosed are draft transcripts of side 5 (9 September, on site), side 6 (10 September) and side 7 (10 September) . As you have noted, the quality of the recording was poor, and even on the original tape, not all of the words are intelligible. The reconstruction is the best possible under the current press of time. On 11 September we continued to work the problem. I attempted to break through the dominate impressions that MM was receiving concerning dangers resulting from the "leakage." I had a detailed discussion with BE on “weapon systems" and exactly what that term met to him. Frankly, I doubt that he received a psychic input in which "weapon system" came to him. I probably planted that term in his mind during questioning. I asked him to try again to describe the business of room 333, conceding that we all agreed that the danger of a possible alien transmitter in the room was of utmost importance. He responded with the following psychic impressions. I did not question any of them in an attempt to develop detail or to gain a broader understanding of what they mean. Alex: I see: Rotation above ground Gathering information The way information is received Not just land information Has something to do with water and something under the water . It deals with a type of communication, relay communication o (o>) oF wWNe Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000700140002-9
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Kaman Tempo
A
DIVISION
OF
KAMAN
SCIENCES
CORPORATION
ALEXANDRIA OFFICE
Huntington Bldg., Suite M) 506
2560 Huntington Ave.
Alexandria, Virginia 22303
(703)
960-4774
September
15,
1981
SGI J
SGI J
LTC Murray
D.
Watt
4802
"C" Biachi
Court
Ft.
Meade,
MD 20755
Dear Lieutenant Colonel
Watt:
Enclosed are draft transcripts
of side
(9 September,
on site),
side
(10
September)
and side
(10 September).
As you have
noted,
the quality of the recording was
poor
and even on the
original
tape,
not all
of the words
are intelligible.
The
reconstruction
is
the best possible under the current press
of time.
On
11 September we continued to work the problem.
I
attempted to
break thSh The dominate Impressions that_ was receiving
concerning dangers
resulting from the
leakage.
I
had
a detailed discussion with
on
"wea pon ^terns"
and
exactly what that term met
to him.
Frankly,
I
doubt that he
received a psychic input
in which
"weapon system
came
to
him.
I
probably planted that term in his mind during questioning.
T
asked him to
try again to describe the business of room 333,
conceding
that we
all
agreed that the danger of
a possible alien
transmitter
in the room was of utmost importance.
He responded
Jith the following psychic
impressions.
I
did not question any
of them
in an attempt
to develop detail
or
to gain
a broade
understanding of what they mean.
Alex:
I
see:
1.
Rotation above ground
2.
Gathering
information
#
3.
The way information
is
received
4.
Not just land information
5.
Has something
to do with water and something
under the water
.
6.
It deals with
a type of communication,
relay
communication
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#72:
Okay,
what's
distinctive about
the building?
#06:
The.
.
.
These pointed roof designs on either
end and I'm not
sure
I'm depicting
them properly.
But there appeared to be
like these two capolas
or propulas or whatever they call
them,
with the
pointed roofs.
And it also has like
a
.
.
.
.
mansard type roof
to the
front.
Twin chimneys
-
both sides.
Its.
.
.
I've drawn
in two rows of
windows here but
its three floors.
I
don't know how to explain that.
Also,
I had
an occupied feeling about
it
like
whoever owns
the building
is
as much
a hostage
as this General
is.
Its like they selected and
called this building out
as their base
of operate
and
.
.
.
just moved in and took
it
over.
#72:
So,
its not
an abandoned.
.
.
#06:
No.
Its not
an abandoned building.
PAUSE
Page
-
I've depicted the building which
I'll
label building with
an arrow and its
immediate
property line.
And then
I put
in
a white buildin
where
I
saw this white building.
Flat
roof white
building.
I don't know what
it
is.
Some sections
of woods.
And mostly
its sectioned off open farm
fields or pastures.
I
think its pastures.
And,
if you follow the farming road to the right
,
it goes out
into
the mountains.
And
if you go
left
it
goes
down and under
an
oval overpass
for
a super highway that's built up on
a dirt
embankment.
And
if you go North on this super
highway you hit one modern city
and you go straig
into some
like Alpine mountains.
You go South,
you
go
into the original city
I
drew
in
the last
session.
If you continue on the farm road
it
sort
of turns
a little bit South and then there's
a little village there.
And that's
it.
I mean
its
just
desolate.
I've already said
it.
#72:
Okay.
PAUSE
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Approved For Release 200QMHIMARC A 2D P96-00788R000700150001-9 TARGET CUING INFORMATION REMOTE VIEWING SESSION 842 le (S/NOFORN) Immediately prior to the session the remote viewer was shown a photograph of the target, and two drawings he had com- pleted in a previous session. Ze (S/NOFORN) The remote viewer was asked to locate the individual in the photograph and describe his surroundings. R DP96-00788R000700150001-9
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SRI recommends
that
investigations
into
training be
continued.
In
the
meantime, good viewers are more easily found than trained.
5.
(U)
Role of Feedback
(U) Feedback is defined as providing the viewer with information about the intended
target after a remote viewing experiment.
Very few experiments were devised to test the role of
feedback in determining remote viewing quality.
In the early phases of the project, the primary
objective was to provide as good a result as possible, and since feedback appeared not to hinder
remote viewing, most of the early sessions always included
it in one form or another.
(S/NF)
The strongest evidence about the
role of feedback
is provided by the FY
1987
tachistoscope
experiment.
In
that
study,
subliminal
or minimal
visual
feedback
was
provided to the viewers.
Two of the four viewers produced independent evidence
for remote
viewing ability
(n = 40; z = 2.30, p < 0.012, d = 0.363, and
z = 4.43, p < 4.78 x
10’ 6
,
d = 0.700, respectively).
Neither of these viewers showed any dependency upon the intensity of
the visual feedback, including zero intensity
(i.e., no feedback at
all).
(S/NF)
The
question
of the
role
of feedback was examined
for group Gl.
We
examined feedback time
(i.e., the time duration after a session before feedback was provided),
and feedback type (e.g., site, false site, verbal, visual). We found that there were substantial and
significant differences among the various feedback times and among the various feedback types.
(S/NF)
To
interpret
these
differences
with regard
to feedback
is
difficult.
For
example, the significant difference between a 1-hour delay compared to a 5-minute delay may
result from the fact that most of the 5-minute delay feedback intervals occurred in experiments
in which photographs were used as targets.
Since the longer delay occurred in experiments that
used beacons and natural sites as targets, one interpretation
is that the observed differences are
attributable to target type rather than feedback interval.
(S/NF) A similar problem
arises in the feedback type category.
One
clear
result,
however, does emerge.
The effect sizes for feedback of natural sites
(
d
= 0.734)
is significantly
larger than for feedback of the incorrect natural site
(d = -0.137. X2 = 4.55, v =
1; p < 0.042).
Giving false feedback appears to inhibit remote viewing.
(S/NF) A recent study indicates that feedback in remote viewing experiments
is not
essential. 7
This
result
is
in
qualitative agreement
with
the
findings from
our tachistoscope
experiment.
In forced-choice experiments, however, Honorton found that the role of feedback
in the precognition experiments was
critical. 8
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ABSTRACT
During FY
1989, we conducted a successful, conceptual replication of an SRI/Langley
Porter study in which a single subject’s central nervous system (CNS) responded to a remote, and
isolated flashing light. The CNS activity of eight remote viewers was monitored by a seven-channel
magnetoencephalograph (MEG)
. Visual stimuli were randomly presented to an isolated individual
who acted as a “sender” while MEG data were collected from a viewer. These were 5-cm square,
linear, vertical, sinusoidal grating lasting 100 ms (remote stimuli). Time markers were randomly
indicated in the data stream as control periods (pseudo stimuli)
. The dependent variable was the
RMS average phase shift (resulting from the remote stimuli) of the dominant alpha frequency.
Using a Monte Carlo technique to estimate p-values, we observed
statistical evidence that the
relative phase shift from -0.5 to 0.5 seconds of a remote stimulus are not characteristic of the data
at large (Zs = 1.99, p < 0.024, effect size = 0.599).
Similarly, the combined statistic for a control
stimulus indicates that the relative phase shift from -0.5 to 0.5 seconds of a control stimulus are
also not characteristic of the data at large (Z» = 2.92, p <, 0.002, effect size = 0.924).
Averaged
across all viewers, the magnitude of the results, as indicated by the effect sizes of 0.599 and 0.924,
respectively,
is considered robust by accepted behavioral criteria defined by Cohen.
This result
was unexpected, and suggests that we may have observed a CNS response to an unintended
stimulus
(i.e., electromagnetic interference, EMI, from the computing hardware).
However, in
the SRI/Langley Porter study, EMI had been eleminated, thus,
it remains possible that the CNS
changes resulted from an anomalous form of information transfer.
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In an experiment designed to replicate claims made in the People’s Republic
of China, SRI determined the degree to which pulses from a photomultiplier tube correlated with
the quality of remote viewing.
While strong evidence for remote viewing was seen, no significant
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shielded against nor effectively countermeasured.
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MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SUBJECT:
Tasks
to Accomplish CENTER LANE Transfer
-
Civilian
Personnel
1.
(S/CL- 2/N0F0RN)
Civilian
employees
assigned
to
Project
CENTER
LANE
will
be
transferred
from
INSCOM
to
DIA
with
no
disruption
in
operations
and
no
adverse
impact
on
the
status
or
career
of an employee.
2.
( S/CL- 2/N0F0RN)
ICLP
civilian
employees
who
desire
to
remain
with
the
project
will
be
given
the
opportunity
to
do
so.
Training
will
continue
with
no
disruptions
or
delays.
The
CENTER
LANE
Project
will
continue
to
be
governed
by
Human
Use
Regulations
and
as
such
involvement
in
the
project
will
continue
to be voluntary.
3.
(U)
The
vacant
civilian
position
will
be
recruited
for
and
filled subsequent
to transfer
of
the
project.
4.
( S/CL- 2/N0F0RN)
The
following
milestones
have
been
established
in order
to
ensure
a
smooth
and timely
transfer;
Milestones
DATE
Sec.
of
the Army approves
project
transfer.
COMPLETED
Transfer
of
INSCOM civilian
personnel
to DIA coordinated with
INSCOM
SCP0.
OCT
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