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MEMORANDUM
FOR
THE
RECORD
SUBJECT:
Visit
to
OACSI
(COL
Kennedy)
1.
On
February
1982,
I
visited
COL
Kennedy
(DAMI-ISH)
at
his
office
in
the
Pentagon.
Following
items
were
discussed:
a.
Funding
-
COL
Kennedy
showed
me
a
copy
of
the
Budget
Bill
provision
which
specifically prohibited
INSCOM from reprogramming
money
to
cover
external
contracts,
OACSI
was
pursuing
a method
of
funding
which
involved
DIA financed
the
training,
while
INSCOM
^
financed
an
equivalent
amount
to
a Army
project
which
DIA
supported.
This
approach
is
currently
under
review
at
DIA
Legal
and
COL
Kennedy
is
working
direct
with
Dr.
Vorona.
b.
INSCOM
Protocols
-
I
reviewed
for
COL
Kennedy
the
status
of
our
submission
to
MG
Rapmund
( Deputy
_ Surgeon
General)
of
the
INSCOM
protocols
which
have
been
in
for
review
since
late
summer
1981.
c.
Scientific
Panels
-
COL
Kennedy
stated
the
approval
by
MG
Thompson
to
fund
($30
K)
MG
Rapmund
scientific
panels
concerning
GRILL
FLAME
basic
research,
had
been
concurred
in
by
BG
Odom.
However,
no
action
had
been
taken
to
his
knowledge
by
MG
Rapmund
to
use
the
money.
d.
BG
Dozier
-
General
conversation
concerning
the
attempt
to
locate
BG
Dozier
through
official
and
non-official
GRILL
FLAME
sources
.
2.
Other
general
topics
were
covered.
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC,
MI
GRILL
FLAME
Project Manager
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Approved For Release 2001/04/Q2  CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060040-0 et. ; 22 January 1982 MEMORANDUM FOR: ADCSOPS-HUMINT SUBJECT: Support for 1982 GRILL FLAME Objectives (U)- current in-house training, (b) continue training available to GRILL FLAME personnel, (c) develop a formal recruitment plan. 1. (U) Three identified objectives for 1982 are (a) evaluate we { 2. (U) These objectives require ongoing assistance from the INSCOM ; We Staff psychologist. The areas where the Staff psychologist can provide ag) ‘immediate support are: as ye. 4. a. (S/NOFORN) Develop a training model for each remote viewer , 2 ye based upon his psychological profile. mya aie b. (S/NOFORN) Identify and evaluate training available from external sources, ensuring that it meets individual requirements and conforms to DOD human use standards. c. (U) Revalidate pre-screening procedures used in previous recruitments. 3. (U) With your concurrence, *request for this assistance will be v made in the briefing to the Chief of Staff, scheduled for 27 January 1982. 0 oar: ROBERT J. JACHIM LTC, MI GRILL FLAME Project Manager 7RILL FLAME NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS ORCON 1 PEL Ps RROD seca ee eee wor AHS at REGGE AES OTS NES NB Eg Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060040-0
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,
January
1982
MEMORANDUM
FOR:
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
SUBJECT:
Support
for
1982
GRILL
FLAME
Objectives
(U)
1„
(U)
Three
identified
objectives
for
1982
are
(a)
evaluate
current
in-house
training,
(b)
continue
training
available
to
GRILL
FLAME
personnel,
(c)
develop
a
formal
recruitment
plan.
2.
(U)
These
objectives
require
ongoing
assistance
from
the
INSCOM
Staff
psychologist.
The
areas
where
the
Staff psychologist
can
provide
immediate
support
are:
a.
(S/NOFORN)
Develop
a
training
model
for
each
remote
viewer
based
upon
his
psychological
profile.
b.
(S/NOFORN)
Identify
and
evaluate
training
available
from
external
sources,
ensuring
that
it
meets
individual
requirements
and
conforms
to
DOD
human
use
standards.
Q
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l
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c.
(U)
Revalidate pre-screening
procedures
used
in
previous
recruitments.
(U)
With
your
concurrence
, ^request
for
this
assistance
will
be
made
in
the
briefing
to
the
Chief
of
Staff,
scheduled
for
January
1982.
E. v3cxc1u/wa.
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC
,
MI
GRILL
FLAME
Project
Manager
GRILL FLAME
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ORCON
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Study findings
that
indicate
feasibility of various
potential
applications,
or
that provide
insight
into
theoretical
models,
should
be
made
available
to
FTD
or
soon
as
possible.
Evaluation
of
results
from apnlica-
tion
investigations
will
be
performed
by
FTD according
to mutually acceptable
protocol
and will
be
included
as
part of
the
final
report.
The contractor will
also develop appropriate
statistical
methods
for assessing degree of success
of such experimental
investigations.
Those methodologies' would
also
be
applicable
to assessing similar investigations
reported
in
the
foreign
literature
^
significant details
of contractor study
scope,
planning,
proposed
analyses
technique,
proposed evaluation protocol
and
procedures,
and
personnel
involved will
be evaluated
by
FTD.
Should
any unforeseen deviation occur,
FTD
will
be notified
immediately.
Changes
in work priority may
be directed
by
FTD
at any time during
the contractual
year
should
such action
be considered
necessary.
Additional
details
on
study objectives,
procedures,
and other
details
are
included
in a*separate detailed
task work statement.
if. 0
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REPOffrS REQUIRED
Capability:
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6.1 /Outline
[of proposed
study.
Prollminfcry draft of study.
Draft
cof^y of study.
Final
report.
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Ca ATTACHMENT #1 Approved For Release nab Re Hove orearersozanos 4 | | ARM. I Ii III DIA I It III IV SUGGESTED PROGRAM FOR FY'82 RV reliability Enhancement, Development and Evaluation Data Base Management System Targeting Follow-on Intelligence Assessment of Foreign Work Operational RV RV Countermeasures Assessment of Optimum Utilization of RV 84 SECRET $195K 100K” 100K eg @395K  _ RE ES EE $1 00K 60K 60K 60K $280K Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001300240001-2 | i ;
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Contents
of Stage One Training
General orientation.
Major stage one signals,
lectures and practical exercises.
Major sources
of noise
,
lectures
.
Stage one signal identification,
lectures and practical exercises.
Specific components
of stage one signals,
lectures.
Specific components
of noise interference,
lectures.
Types
of major stage one signals,
lectures and practical exercises.
Simultaneous handling of signals and noise, practical exercises.
Objectification procedures,
lectures and practical exercises.
Analysis
of signals,
lectures and practical exercises.
Anomalies encountered in signal identification.
Self-correcting mechanisms
inherent
in signal/analysis,
lectures.
Methods
of recording, preparing and presenting work materials,
lectures
and practical exercises.
Culminating features
of stage one signals,
leading to emergence
of
stage
two signals
,
lectures
Note:
each of these stage one features
are carefully presented and
overseen by the training monitor.
Trainees
are required to keep full
notes,
remaining proprietary to
SRI psychoenergetics projects;
numerous
essays on each feature will be requested from the trainees
to ensure
competency of understanding.
Final checking to ensure that
competency has been gained concerning stage
one phenomena.
Suggested Recommendations
(1)
INSCOM should be invited to select two personnel
of appropriate
calibre who might embark upon stage one training and orientation.
(2)
The appropriateness
of these personnel should be arrived at
through mutual considerations.
INSCOM should be invited to evaluate their
choice
of personnel through
a type of selection procedure that
fairly
incorporates
our experience and recommendations.
SECRET
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SG1J SG1J Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200160003-0 To: H. Puthoff (SRI) 25 March 1982 I. Swann (Consultant) [Jor Maj. Fox (ACSI) LTC Jachim CINSCOM) prom: [| car come) Subject: RV RELIABILITY 1, There seems to be some confusion as to what is expected from the training program at the end of the current fiscal year. This memo integrates the statement of work, the signed contract and the stated goals of the three-year Grill Flame effort. In the three-year program the following tasks are to be accomplished. « FyY'81 (1) Applications investigations (2) Initial research and application potential of remote viewing. + FY'82 (1) Continue applications research (2) Initiate intelligence program (3) Demonstrate feasibility and reliability potential of the training program, - Fy'83 (1) Assuming all goes well, begin work toward integrating RV into DoD intelligence cycle. 2, The difficulty seems to be statement (3) in FY'82. Initially, a 60% figure was used to indicate that the training program was successful and that the DoD would continue to send people to participate in the training. Upon reflection, the number (60%) seems to be too confining. For instance, what if a 59% is achieved. 3. With this in mind I offer a less confining approach. At the end of FY'82 a series of sites will be given to trainees and to a control group. Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200160003-0
Approved For Release 2002810 R'E PPP 96-00788R001300240001-2 I OBJECTIVE In this document we propose the application of a computer data base Management system (DBMS) (with associated operational RV assessment forms) to the organization of the client's RV data, including trend analysis through multi-variable DBMS manipulation of the data. 92 SECRET Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001300240001-2
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ATTACHMENT
3:
Comments on Other Portions of the Black Notebook Materials
The following are merely random. comments pertaining
a
-few portions
of the material
in the black notebook.
In some cases,
I tend
to agree
completely and have therefore offered no significant comment.
In other
areas,
the data are sufficiently scarce that no supporting or refuting
comments appear feasible.
Nonetheless,
comments are offered in the
order of presentation.
Regarding mechanisms on paranormal functioning,
I concur that
several interesting hypotheses have been offered,
and a few have been
subjected to modest uncontrolled experimentation.
I also agree that
none of
the theories has been sufficiently tested to warrant scientific
support or,
in most cases,
rejection.
If one
is interested
in the
establishment
of, the PK or RV phenomena,
then research can be conducted
in the absence
of
such theory.
If one
is
interested in developing the
underlying theory,
then
it seems prudent to first demonstrate without
criticism the existence of the phenomenon and then to develop experimcnta
tion to evaluate the underlying theoretical constructs and mechanisms.
Since we have not achieved, the first step,
I personally find it rather
useless
to hypothesize about underlying phenomena.
I totally agree with the comments offered by Dr.
Orlansky on the
AMSAA experiments.
Certainly,
the material he presented is meaningful
and appropriate at the time at which it was written;'
it is perhaps even
more meaningful
and appropriate now that we have had
a chance
to visit
the AMSAA individuals.
The same comments apply
to the summary written
by
Dr.
Cartwright and General
Stall!
on
the AMSAA work.
Their suggestions
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have,
of course,
been incorporated further in that research.
My only
other comment is that HEL involvement would certainly be meaningful and
helpful to those people, whether or not the Director of HEL feels
it
is politically wise for him to be involved.
Certainly,
HEL has been
involved in previous classified activities,
and that excuse bears no
further discussion.
If the
issue
is of sufficient importance
to the
Army
to explore,
and if behavioral expertise
is necessary to do the
exploration,
then clearly HEL
(or an equivalent organisation)
should
be enlisted to support
the. research.
I similarly support the summary comments of Drs. Montgomery and
Holloway on the MICOM activities.
While the individuals
at MICOM are
competent physical scientists,
they, are totally unprepared to plan a
meaningful program in this particular area,
and the best that they
might do with their present plans is
to simply replicate the work
being done elsewhere.
Such a replication will give
us no additional
information, whether or not the results are the
same.
I would rather
see
funds not expended on such a replication and put into more
meaningful and programmatic research activities.
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Manfred Gale
19 November 1979
HQ,
Dept,
of the Army
page
One last comment
is perhaps
in order.
As our team is constituted, we have
some exceedingly brilliant and competent people.
They have not all had
the opportunity
to review all detailed
"research"
and
"experimental"
reports.
While
I would certainly agree with Jesse that no unequivocal
scientific evidence for the existence of RV is available,
we deal
in a
probabilistic world.
My subjective impression of the probabilities of
the existence of RV is that £
(existence)
is greater than
zero.
Whether
we should pursue
it further depends on the utility side of
the payoff
matrix.
Sincerely,
Harry
L.
Snyder,
Ph.D.
/edm
Enel
.
P.S.
If we choose not to recommend further work, how would we explain
a possible positive result on the shipbuilding details
to be evaluated
on 1/1/80?
Such,
if valid, would be
a reasonably positive result and
potentially embarrassing
(to say the least!)
to a negative recommendation-.
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