datamatters24/research-document-archive huggingface dataset:
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500140005-7 24 February 1984 USAINSCOM Regulation 15-3 (1) Is not being conducted according to the HTRB's requirements. (2) Has been associated with unexpected harm to the subjects. b. Suspensions or terminations of a project will include a statement of the reasons for the HTRB's action, and will be reported within 24 hours to the principal investigator and the approving official. 5-8. Records. a. The HTRB executive secretary will prepare and maintain. adequate docu- ments on HTRB activities, including -- (1) Copies of all proposals reviewed, seientific evaluations that accompany the proposals, approved sample consent documents, progress reports submitted by investigators, and reports of injuries and adverse reactions. (2) Minutes of HTRB meetings showing attendance; actions taken by the INSCOM HTRB; the vote of these actions, including the number of members voting for, against, and abstaining a decision; the basis for requiring changes or disapproving a project; and a written summary of the discussion of contro- verted issues and their resolution. (3) Records of continuing review activities. (4) Copies of all correspondence between the HTRB and project inves- tigators. (5) A current list of HTRB members. Members will be identified by name, earned degrees, representative capacity and experience, such as board certifications and licenses. The information will be complete enough to des- cribe each member's chief expected contributions to HTRB reviews. Any employ- ment or other relationship between members and the INSCOM will be noted. (6) Written procedures, including agendas, expedited review proce dures, etc., for the HTRB. (7) Statements of significant new findings. b. The records required by this regulation will be retained permanently under AR 340-18-13. Such records will be reasonably accessible for inspection and copying by authorized DA personnel and representatives of the Federal Food and Drug Administration. 5-3 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500140005-7
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700200006-7 Fer . ARMY DATA WORKSEEFT EXPENDITURE UNIT FUNCTION DE EXPENDITURE CENTER 80 TARGET PE | 2 CAPABILITY 4 — ~~ vets FROJECT CODE —_ “TLE: Project CENTER LANE PROJECT: ae ee ANE ——— Z FY 84 FY 36 -eeee FY 87s 88) =seV 9s 0 ee em nna coc Meg TROT 7 ("TRANSPORT | | 2 ai __ UTILITIES T_ _ —+- a + tt caeyemm one inna AT --m EroeSeNNanah aCR ERT Reé CT EXT AST -” YCFVEGE Ae ccm emen acmrmmehte mei AY POL EQUIPMENT | OTE EXPS | TOT MIL | ~ |] 2811 CAREY BRL TOT H+ or ore _ 1 OT CIV ff Zz __USDE es 2 ee __FRDE- _ Ht | | nN 3 NO ag tS) Ojo eed A hm CO Ss Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001£00200006-7
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500140005-7 24 February 1984 USAINSCOM Regulation 15-3 The proponent of this regulation is the Staff Judge Advocate Users are invited to forward comments and suggested improve- ments on DA Form 2028 (Recommended Changes to Publications and Blank Forms) to this Headquarters, ATTN: IASJA. FOR THE COMMANDER: OFFICIAL: LOUIS D. KIRK Colonel, GS Z Chief of Staff di 5 Were Administrative Officer DISTRIBUTION: ABC (2 cys) Plus - Staff Judge Advocate (30 cys) ws | ‘ew Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500140005-7
nema Approved For Release 2003/05/15 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003400730001-4, ‘5 TANOECRM SG1J / 2- Eik-uwfg+ ouuebnatt pctnbuthy woe coe hemcmnecy potted, fecal, ai dt Approved Fd Release 2003/05/15 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003400730001-4
Approved For Release 2003/04/18
: CIA-RDP96-00789R002500250025-1
PROJECT EVALUATION FEEDBACK
PROJECT NO.
94-272-0
(second session!
DATE OF PROJECT
26 Oct
The following is an evaluation form for the proiect vou reviewed.
rt
4- It
-I M
J
j
*
I
I
complete this form and return to
and Support Activity.
U — —
— —^
»
j-
j.
Chief,
Technology Assessment SGI
J
A.
Is the information accurate?
(Circle response)
Catecrories
Source
A
Source
B
Source
C
Yes
(true)
(1)
(1)
(1)
May be true
(2)
(2)
(2)
Possibly true
(3)
(3)
(3)
No
(4)
(4)
(4)
Possibly not true
(5)
(5)
(5)
Unsure
(6)
(6)
(6)
B.
What
is value of the Source (s)
information?
(Circle response)
Major significance
(1)
(1)
(1)
High value
(2)
(2)
(2)
Of value
(3)
(3)
(3)
Low value
(4)
(4)
(4)
No value
(5)
(5)
(5)
UNCLASSIFIED WHEN BLANK
NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
LIMITED DISSEMINATION
Approved For Release 2003/$W: S&$foP96-00789R002500250025-1
Enclosure
Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7 of LSD or the exact nature of the experiments to be conducted, or whether some coercion may have been brought to bear upon prospective subjects by their superiors in order to obtain their participation, Testing of LSD for Intelligence Purposes During the period 1958 through 1962 a series of experiments were conducted specifically designed to evaluate potential applications of LSD to intelligence operations. In particular, these experiments focused upon the possible use of LSD as an aid in intelligence interro- gations. In this regard it was desired to determine whether, as a result of the administration of LSD, a well-trained and experienced intelligence agent could be made to divulge classified information that could not be obtained from the agent solely through use of conventional questioning. A series of clinical experiments were performed during the period 1958 through 1960 at Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland, These experimert s, which were conducted as a joint project of the U.S. Army Intelligence Board and the Medical Research Directorate of the Army's Chemical . Warfare Laboratories, used as subjects military intelligence personnel “made available by the U.S, Army Intelligence Center, Subjects were specifically selected for a high degree of security conditioning and intelligence experience. In addition, preliminary mental and physical examinations were a prerequisite to acceptance into the program. 11 Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7
Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7 Available records indicate that approximately 31 Army intelligence personnel participated | as subjects in the program, Because these records are incomplete, there are significant unanswered questions as to whether participation in the program was. | truly voluntary by today's criteria, Planning documents indicate that prospective subjects were to be advised generally as to the nature of - the program, and that they could terminate their participa tion at any | time. In particular, prospects were to be advised that the project | would consist of a series of mental and physical tests of human reaction toa specific material which would be administered under in-patient clinical conditions. Prospects were not, however, to be informed as to the exact properties of the material to be administered or its potential intelligence application, nor, i in connection with certain of the . experiments, t the time, location, or method of administration, This information was withheld in order not to prejudice experimental results by suggestion, Planning documents also indicate that each prospect who agreed to participation in the program was to sign a. statement indicating in part that the general nature of the experiments, had been explained to him from the standpoint of possible hazards AL to health; that he understood that the experiments would be go - me - conducted as to avoid all unnecessary physical and mental su ffering and injury; that he would be at liberty to request that the experiments 12 Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7 x”
i —~ Approved For Release 2003/05/15 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003400730001-4 wots E50 § /Y/ttusy O72 G tg FF Seasron 157 SET WORE TING # poe een ede gee, D4 Chabad bese Gv aclu A PTET Approved For Release 2003/05/15 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003400730001-4
R capprov oved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500140007-5 \ PT O6a79 168/20002 PAGE OL Al Ay A / A Tt AT 7 CHee ¢€ £ ) OPR~CRE 4) OPSAP ¢ Y FOSCIGE £7 MEP CORES, ) YSAEH AL DCSLG © 7) PRO. C7) ARR OB nv r TASO (SY p NFCOR By ) Nene OF ocser @&/ ) er Cf >) usansorss >» tence (ley wceRre (Xs y 198EID tO 7 DCSPA t 7 ¥ SGS CAr y CI7ST GC Preosn (17 ) NSGA ¢ 7) 97TH OC? DCSRE € 4} SJK Cf) COMIGPC 4} TNRE (8% 2) OIC: far) SsaoTR EY OCSRY € 7) SUPEN € 7) DENG € 07°) UHU ( 4 > PCCF (ir » ene eX LAMTSOC 4) REPCE C79) DEN PACE vo HEOAC GAY) RADA ¢ ») 110Q ¢ ¥ IG (7 } AFOST ( 4 Y FEBMW CXF) MEDLS EV" 8 usace ae » SYC ( / RTWUZYUM RUES OWOS279 168203 5-NUUU-- RUEBUFA » FAR wUbUU : . is R 1729507 JUN Bt TAS A- A-EM Tle Cor” FR OS WASHNC //0ASG-7X SER O- wey LA FH-PER once! / Le TO AIG 74904 | ay! 4) AIR 7096 LAF IMHED | poee™ INFO ARSTAF Ae MR an - Oo TARA Sf yrcteg | TLAORSOP € | I ¢ “em : SUBJECTI HUMAN TESTYEG : be AR 70-25 NOES NOT REFLECT THE CURRENT £ POL CY CONTAINED IN THE DRAFY DON DIRECTIVE SUAJECTS PROTECTION OF HUMAM SUSYECTS IM pon ROVSF @NO CLINICAL LOVESTIGATION ACTIVITIFS WHICH IS CURRENTLY BEING STAFFED abt FINALIZE. Ze THE NEW 00D DIRECTIVE {5 CONSISTENT WITH HO DA LTR REFERENCED IN PARAGRAPH & Q@N SHOULT RE PUSLISKED SHORTLY. Se BR 70-25 TS PRESFHYLY AFING IREURITTEN TO REFLECT THE PENDING DUD DIRECTIVE ANDO SHOULD SE AVAILABLE DURING THE FIRST OUARTER FYB2. Se IN THE MEANTIME ® THE ANNOUNCED POLICIES OF HO DA LTR OTD 16 JUN 80 SUBJECT? MIHAN TESTING REMAIN VALTO PENDING PUBLICATION OF REVISEO #R 70525. USE OF VOLUNTEERS fs te 7) c e €\44 y PAGE OF RUF ADIN 6279. wr tOoe id e RES cm, - * Se DISSE*INATE TO ALL NUMAN TESTING FACILITIES~ 6e COORDINATED SYS GSACGO)Y OASACRDA)® COCSOPS» ODCSPERe ONCSRDAr OTJAGe OTED PND NaSG-—AOP, BT 7 . 7 ; 2 . vy EE \ ’ . Approved For Release 2000/08/08, : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500140007-5
. Approved For Release 2003/05/15 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003400730001-4 rd, followed by Tracy, LGEP ed wild cantinue to plaque Approved For Release 2003/05/15 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003400730001-4
Approved For Release 2003/04/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003401080002-4 | ‘ ate. se is career ts Cop apt tepid selacne tt obo teapin $y Joe o8 penton oe. fair nash saccrei. pastor tne fob At SG1A Approved For Release 2003/04/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003401080002-4
Approved For Release 2001/03/07
: CIA-RDP96-00788R0015001600&MUN
1990
PROCEDURES
FOR
USE
OF HUMANS AS RESEARCH SUBJECTS
IN THE EXTRAMURAL RESEARCH PROGRAM
I.
Purpose:
This
is
to establish uniform procedures and
respon-
sibility
for
review
of
the
use
of
humans
as
research subjects,
negotiation of
provisions,
and administration
of
research projects
in
the extramural
program.
Wherever
the term
"contractor" appears
it
shall also mean grantee and other Government agency.
II.
References
1.
CFR
HHS Regulation
on Protection
of Human Subjects?
2.
U.S.C.
Section
980
Limitations
on
Use
of Humans
as
Experimental
Subjects;
3.
CFR
312
Investigational
Drugs and Vaccines;
4.
CFR
812
Investigational
Medical
Devices;
5.
CFR
56.111(a)(3)
Advertisement
Guidelines
for
the
Recruiting of Research
Subjects;
6.
DOD
Directive
6465.2
Organs and Tissues Obtained from
Autopsy;
7.
DOD Directive
3216.2
Protection
of
Human
Subjects
in
DOD-Supported Research;
8.
Federal
Acquisition
Regulation
(FAR)
52.228-7
Insurance
Liability
to Third Persons and
FAR
31.109 Advance Agreements;
9.
USAMRDC
Regulation
70-25
Use
of
Human
Subjects
in
Research,
Development,
Testing and Evaluation?
10.
USAMRDC Broad Agency Announcement
(BAA);
11.
Army Regulation 340-21
The Army Privacy Program?
and
12.
Federal Acquisition
Regulations
(FAR)
Part
24 Protection
of
Privacy
and
Freedom
of
Information,
52.224-1
Privacy
Act
Notification,
and 52.224-2 Privacy Act.
III.
Objectives
:
1.
Safeguarding
the
rights
and welfare of human subjects
participating
in
research and
development
supported
by contracts,
grants and orders awarded
by U.S.
Army Medical Research and
SOP
Approved For Release 2001/03/07
: CIA-RDP96-00788R001 5001 60007-3
AMM MUL Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7 Mr, Chairman, Members of the Committee: It is a privilege for me to appear before your subcommittee this morning to discuss the Army's Drug Testing Program: a subject: which quite properly warrants your review, Iam accompanied by Lieutenant General Richard Taylor, The Surgeon General of the Department of the Army, We welcome the opportunity to teatify within the limits of our present knowledge, | (Current interest in the history of Army drug testing using human subjects was prompted in part by the Rockefeller Commission Report's disclosure that an unidentified Army civilian. employee had committed suicide several days after having been administered LSD, This individual was, of course, later identified ; as Dr, Frank Olson... Om July 21, 1975, the Acting Secretary of the Army directed the Army Inspector General to conduct a comprehensive investigation to establish the totality of historical facts and circumstances surround- ing the Army's participation in drug testing, focusing particularly upon the testing of hallucinogenic drugs on human subjects. The Secretary alsa suspended all human testing, and ordered all volunteers to be returned to their regular duty assignment. The Inspector General's investigation which also encompasses the allegations concerning the _ Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7 oe a
) Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7 + Chief of the Medical Research Division, is currently in progress. . Although substantial investigatory ‘effort has siready been expended, ‘including formal interviews of over 55 witnesses, numerous informal interviews of other individuals, and review of thousands of pages of. documentation, the bulk of this investigation remains to be completed. . In the course of this investigation, one fatality has been identified as having occurred in connection with one of the contracts let by the Army for drug testing. This was Mr. Harold Blauer, who at the time of his death was a patient at the New York State Psychiatric Institute. The Department of the Army announced this inforrra tion. shortly after it was learned on 7 August 1975. As the time period of the investigation dates back to the late 1940's many of the most knowledgeable witnesses are either deceased or. have not as yet been located, and the memory of many of those who ¢ have been located is incomplete or imprecise, In addition, numerais pertinent records have not as yet been located, and many may have been routinely destroyed under standard procedures for destruction. of all records. In my testimony today I will attempt to summarize ~ the information that has thus far been developed as a result of the... Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7
A i Approved For Release 200 : =-RDP96-00789R003401080002-4 DESCLIP TOY SGTA ~ prof ble Mee pretire & Nigh bared — srarcon, LE | - oe [VO f Approved For Release 2003/04/18 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003401080002-4
—_ a Approved For Release BEC FRET, coreonoossootsn00e- UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Py be memorandum DATE: 15 April 1985 DIA/GC REPLY TO SUBJECT: Te: SG1J vA Proposed Statement of Consent GC Ll. (S/NF/WNINTEL) Attached is a revised Statement of Consent prepared IAW Procedure 13, DoD Directive 5240.1-R for use by participants in the DIA DRAGOON ABSORB Project. The Statement of Consent was prepared in accordance with guidelines issued by the Department of Health and Human Services. Specifically, guidelines under section 46.1165, Subpart A, Part 46, Title 45, Code of Federal Regulations were used to prepare the statement. 2. (U) Request your review of the Statement of Consent for compliance with DoD Directive 5240.1-R 3. (U) POC is LTC Brian Buzby, AVN 923-7829/2656. 2 Encl BRIAN BUZBY Mg 1. Statement of Consent LTC, US Army 2. 45 CFR 46 (extract) CF DT-5A CLASSIFIED BY: DIA/DT DECLAS: OADR “ARMING NOTICE: SENSITIVA NTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND. een WOTHODS INVOLVED 2=""" ocr (ey JASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONATS AEE nay eM NO. 70 Approved For Release 2003/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00788R0015001 6000927, |-#° ) A FPMR (41 CIR) 101-11.6 S C R | SOLO-114 a ee _ Amar A Ow Co" @ a 2 mr, ohh
Approved For Release 2003/05/15
: CIA-RDP96-00789R003400730001-4j ^
WARNING NOTICES
SECRET /IMOFOEN
PROJECT SUN STREAK
I NT ELL. I GENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBERS
8808
DATE OF SESSIONS
9 AUG
STARTs
1000
METHODOLOGY s
WRV
SESSION NUMBER:
DATE OF REPORT:
9 AUG 88
"<(')
VIEWER
IDENTIFIERS
079
< B /NF/SIO
M I S£
hostages
,,
Sp 0 C. 1
,V.\ j-
US host ages
Lag es „
At tempt
(
/NF/SK)
V I Eb
Tien t. s
o f
:i. nforiTWi
Access and describe current status
of
Rudolf
Gardes,
Terry Waite,
and
thi
Israel
:i.
<
-f-
j"' 0 J. 0ase
t r om
c a )..* 1
,i. v 1 1 y
»
I N (3 s
V i e wer
t as k ed
w
:i. t h
es sen t i a
.1
fleeted
in mission
tasking,
Para
:
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS ONLY
SECRET / NOFORN
CLASSIFIED
BY:
DIA
< DT)
DECLASSIFY:
OADR
Approved F
Release 2003/05/15
: CIA-RDP96-00789R003400730001-4
My O° } Alo! Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : cin ropes cure ppeahtz7~"\ bole asi arte bw ef peranrantal CLeadaneh Fa ate ME | BEFORE THE INVEST IGATIONS SUBCOMMITTEE HOUSE ARMED ) SERVICES BY CHARLES D, ABLARD |f30— warty) GENERAL COUNSEL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY _ SEPTEMBER 8, 1975 | LIBRARY Sasser & . SEP a3 7975 peues Festi g ARMY WAR COLLEGE | ARMY review(s) completed. Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7
Approved For Release 2003/04/18
: CIA-RDP96-00789R003400750001-2
SECRET /NOFORN
PROJECT SUN STREAK
WARM I IMG NOTICE:
I NTEL l
I BENCE SOURCES AND METHODS
INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER 5
8808
DATE OF SESSIONS
18 FEB 88
STARTs
1 800
METHODOLOGY s
wry
SESSION NUMBERS (01 /
>
DATE OF REPORT:
\18 FEB 88
ENDS
1800
V I EWER
I DENT I F I ER s
0 /
I..
(S/NF/SK)
MISSIONS
Determine
Dor p s
LTC
W i 1 1 i am
R i c h
FI
:i. g g 1
>
t h e
1 ac at
:i. on
o (
US Mar i n e
( S / NF / SK )
V I EWER TASK I NG s
As ab ove
.
,
'mi- "•'
i -
mMMFNTBs
No
Inclemencies noted.
Result..., ^
m«i^nclud.iuture svBit. and
location,.
Binary
.. att.U.ad
as Enclosure
1.
HANDLE VIA SKEET CHANNELS .J3NLY
SECRET / NOFORN
CLASS I F I ED BY s
D I A
< D
I
)
DECLASS I FY s
0ADR
Approved For Release 2003/04/18
: CIA-RDP96-00789R003400750001-2
Approved For Release 2000/08/08
: CIA-RDP96-00789R002200550001-7
a a 3
Cl ^ oa
3 C7 3
O ™
<5
3* <5
S2
-.crq
*“0
torp
o
nr
5 3 £ o
o o o ho o p
~
“
g £ 3
^ Co r *9 §
2 0*0 "“O.-.
>1
S'
a
n
w^>CS
lr
>s
m
,_r
nr
-
V s ® 3
-
s
e- co w
! i^SS
' r &
,
,
t'O 3
> % o-°'
<5 - O
I—*
vjD S3
O
o
&r ^
m I
F
OO
*
^<0
' " -,J
Ov
"
CDQ
£p N g
'
\o
rr} ^ a
oo o
-N nr 00
Q a
a
&> w
a ^
s* td
R-3EZ
S
Pp «
I
4^
Q 2
so
oo
o
1$
lls^f s
3-
*T3 £L §
oa o
£>
io
o g
Cl
*
PTi*
k 3
•“
w
Noy
-
or. o
o
nr
S' r
a ng
~ o
-
S*
.3
«
I
I—1 •
NH
CL o
*T3
Ci
££
I
©
SO O g ^
L !<§“ I * |
^
g
8 § !
j§ e
p
g. s
B
*
TS 5
H a. 3
£ O
r.
§
cr
- r* x
Oonp
S O
n
s
nr
o §5'
ft
CL
Cf)
P
o3
ft
§ <W
o
S’
rt
cfl
hi
oc
3 «
Cu
&n
pa
«—
3- 3
O
rjc
£3
"
p
ft
im—iD
$3
2.B
a
Cu
rt
ft
•—
cr
p»
° 3
8“ £L
< 3
ft
ft
nr p
o ^
Op <<
-
ST
3j
ft
>
“* 5‘
O
(TQ
i—
»
£3-
ft
ft
X
-s
*x3
P3
a- h
3“
ft
S- o
1 g
3 2
?
ft
O
ft 3
o
cl
_
ft
q
nr
n,
tn
^*i
_j
J2. p
ft
P
S' ao* S
CX 3
S-
v,
P
S“ 03
-I
ft w
no a.
2 o
p
5^ ^
S » _
• p o
§.
“ ^ N
<:
o- <
3 s
S. o
§ o o ><
^ d
a
££Ln^
— &
ft
CTQ §
3 g-3
9- < £ 3 »
o o
m. ^
cr
ft 8
g ^ i^l I s!
o»^s;
»
p- 3- S o p o
,
rt no 3.;
R
oo
D-
ft
o
R
cr. crno^g 3 -
rt
ft
,
x
.; xs
a>
^
jjjj. CfQ
s 3 g
R.
ft
3.
a a a
p a
p
’
1 3
Ht O O 7
p
>i
> &
3 S
1*8
a
a.
P- 3
2 &
§ s
'
<t> a s
a.
•§
g- 8
*
k E*Po 3
' 2 «So§S
o3'3^o
ft
£2^*
O 3 3
AS
T3 ^ 3 O
D- ^
FT > e 3 O 5'
"O Q
GO
V
CL
n
p
rt
p
p
>-S
Cfi
' J* o
^ a
cl
E;-
ft 3
G«
GTQ
,
ft
5*
5>
gi
§
o
cL CTQ
«
o'
~t
p
t/i
3CL^
ur O
Cl *+ q
o 3 s -.®
1? "
p-a
2 0 0 °^
°
ff *
«, “ n s
1-h
ft
.
P
v,
O
K
_..
“(
.
V>
3‘ R
?”w.d3 3 8 g
!=|^o 3
3 n H
p
c °
g; s a
&
ft
3‘ S °
§ °
p
nr o-
<t
^
ft
3 13
p
ft
ft 5
"
,hH- o ^ o
o
e- ^
^
v:
o
p
o
ag.3 s
• S 8
C2
" 8 §
p S
3 P
P
* P
O O a O
_
3 3 n ^
« SR'S &
C
^0^ 0 3
3"
O ^
3- a g
°>
O ^
ft
3 5 3
^ o
^
3 R
^
nr ° «
3- Q o
O
rt- nv:
< 5
nr lo
^
ft S ^5
tn
P o
3 O
^
o O
oo
S
< 3
no
S
oo
< g- g
*
o*
S
f1
3"
^provec^orlRel^^ ^(W0/(S®/08rf §jA-|Ctf>96-00789ROa
o
c?
Oo 5
"
"jv
' 5F 2 ^ 2
Ft
^
R-
E-
Vf
CTQ
^ J. M
1^5
93 ?^?
=-a= 3 8
i—^
f®
3-
rr
ft
rp
rt
ft
CL
p o
• »
cr ^
nr
3“
3 P
CL ^
n
^
§ I
CL 3.
3; cl
O
ix>
O
FT
J <
g* ^
^
ft
cr.
3 O
O c
^
p*
oo
»-i
•—
Lu)O
Journal
of
the
American
Society
for
Psychical
Research
Intuitive
Data
Sorting
and
Bio-PK
BASIS
FOR
DIA
ACTIVITY
Approved For Release 2002/05/17
: CIA-RDP96-00789R003300250001-8
=><
LU
(f)
H LU
Z LU
o
LL O
LUO 1“
2 DC
LU O
O CL
H DJ
J DC
LU CO
I- LU
Z LU
CM Li
o>
o>
> o
LL O
t—
QCO
Q_
LU
QC
LUOZ
LU
QC
UJ
LLZoo
<N
QCOX
Q
LU
O
LU
QC
Q
O
(/)
0)
LUX0zoo
2 2
so
h"
> o
LL <
Approved For Release 2002/05/17
: CIA-RDP96-00789R003300250001-8
2M8982BD
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003400800001-6 ) 4 LAOPTECT  f-for TASK v CAME: Lil DBS GE Le EXE scccuss ti stie Lea BAelltiard La hated (heh (fcck, ) / trie! ebaacled HH SF Keb pr] ene of lyse Coo praares a) [ei pave SG1J Capone 9 9) Opered - Se fit hh Le rer sim fp? becan/ trope /G : Lob Fb af SL Ne OE Ee ht €Eo A ew 4iwH. &pr: Evacu ered ws (VIDEOTA re] | Séssvow VIEWER Pare Wlervab Were. Ve o _ O79 J8 fh b wav Wa i | OG 3 Cf Alt bE CKY 3. a Os 7 Jb Fat FE Ck | Loay (Tt AT +. w OVE /§ Ket Ff CKY s - 095 AE Ath £f CRY { y - a9 9 OLE EE CAY Liarch VG Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003400800001-6 OW
Approved For Release 2@01/03/07 GAR PPI6-00788 001500170004-5 WORKING PAPERS Expansion (U) (S/NF) Description: SRI and the sponsor will work closely to develop a target element list and a quantitative analytical technique for RV analysis where the target material is generally unknown. (S/NF) Deliverables: End of second quarter, FY 1989, the methodology will be completed and ready for publication. As it appears in SOW (U) 6.2.2. (S/NF) Conduct multi series remote viewing projects for special operational targets to determine levels of accuracy as a function of operational conditions such as distance, shielding, timing, other factors. Also review and analyze all operational related projects to identify possible operational limits or qualifiers. Expansion (U) (S/NF) Description: Target viewers against special sites supplied by and under control of the sponsor. (S/NF) Deliverables: A report on each site that includes the analysis of the responses, a summary of the best estimate of the target site, and the raw data as an appendix. Each report must be completed before another site can be targeted. 6.2.3. (S/NF) Included in Task 6.2.2. SGFOIA2 As it appears in SOW (U) po 6.2.4, (S/NF) Conduct screening of large candidate groups to identify people with high quality remote viewing and related (i.e., search) ability. Expansion (U) (S/NF) Description: Using a multi level screening procedure, identify high-quality remote viewers and individuals with an ability to locate items by psychoenergetic means. Approved For Release 2 R001500170004-5 SECRET \IORKINIGC PAprme