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Grill Flame
Mr.
Taft,
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Deputy Secretary.
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Baker
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 2 etree ene cincnent ela an Approved For Release 2083/02/44 ieeebaniaiaaairan ck ON 3 T | WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301 -{ § ab . November 17, 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR THE GENERAL COUNSEL, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SUBJECT: Grill Flame Mr. Taft, DoD General Counsel, has read and approved as properly stating the law under Procedure 18 the attached 28 October 1981 memorandum from Delbert L. Spurlock, Jr., the Army General Counsel. Please Prepare the necessary documentation to submit for approval by the Secretary or Deputy Secretary. Walter A. Baker ' Assistant General Counsel (International) , Att a/s Upon removal of attachments this document becomes UNC owt oe WARNING NOTICE ! te’ we . AP we oe Approved For Release 2003/09/11 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001100220001-6
ww I If $= 23-53 Approved For Release 2099/05/07 -U/A;RDP96-00788R001 100280003-8 FIVE YEAR PROGRAM THREE YEAR GRILL FLAME PROGRAM A. B, FIVE A. Goal was to elevate remote viewing to a point where it could be used to gain intelligence information, The following were accomplished during the three years: (1) A method of selecting people with psi abilities was initiated, (2) A training program was developed and several wreining Pp p persons trained to produce psi data, (3) An evaluation system was developed. The Grill Flame Program was applications oriented as indicated by the sponsors, YEAR PROGRAM, INTEGRATION OF R&D AND INTELLIGENCE Should continue applications and intelligence projects, to include (1) Training, to include R&D on methodology (2) Following foreign work (3) Reporting on operational sites R&D projects (1) The Person (a) Physiological correlations to psi functioning (b) Personality assessment to aid in selecting individuals with psi skills. (c) Biofeedback to improve performance (2) The Process (a) Target acquisition e What is needed to get to the target e What elements are necessary to acquire the target, Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001 100280003-8
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FIVE YEAR PROGRAM
I
THREE YEAR GRILL FLAME PROGRAM
A.
Goal was to elevate remote viewing
to
a point where
it
could be used to gain intelligence information*
B.
The following were accomplished during
the three years:
(1)
A method
of
selecting people with psi abilities
was
initiated.
(2)
A training program was developed and several
persons trained to produce
psi
data.
(3)
An evaluation system was developed.
C.
The Grill Flame Program was applications oriented as
indicated by the
sponsors.
II
FIVE YEAR PROGRAM,
INTEGRATION OF R&D AND INTELLIGENCE
A.
Should continue applications and intelligence projects,
to include
(1)
Training,
to include R&D on methodology
(2)
Following foreign work
(3)
Reporting
on operational
sites
B.
R&D projects
(1)
The Person
(a)
Physiological
correlations to psi functioning
(b)
Personality assessment
to aid in selecting
individuals with psi
skills.
(c)
Biofeedback
to improve performance
(2)
The Process
(a)
Target acquisition
•
What
is needed
to get to the target
•
What
elements are necessary to acquire
the target
.
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•
What methods of targeting work best in various
kinds
of problems.
•
What theoretical and physical
systems are involved.
•
What activities
(moving)
can be done
at the
site.
(b)
Access
•
What
is accessed during remote viewing
•
What mechanisms are
involved to access target
(c)
Countermeasures/signal exploration
•
Develop a signal detection mechanism
•
Develop a mechanism to block the
signal
•
Describe the relevant physics
of the signal
(d)
Develop mathematical model
of the psi experience
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Approved For Release 2004 AK Topss-co7esro01 100290001-9 7 July 1982 TAGPC-G MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT SUBJECT: Briefing for Senate Appropriations Committee (SAC) Staffers (U) 1. (FOUO) On 29 June 1982, From 0945 - 1200 hours, an information briefing was conducted for SAC staffers at building T-2561, Fort Meade. Briefing was arranged by OACSI (MAJ Fox) and GDIP Staff (Ms Scambos). Attendees were; ‘SAC: Mr Dwight Dyer - Staff Member Ms Susan Shekmar - Staff Member Me Fred Rhodes - Staff Member DIA: Dr Jack Vorona - Assistant Vice Director: for Scientific and Technical Intelligence OACSI: MAJ Gerald Fox - GRILL FLAME Project Officer Mr Craig Miller - Budget Officer 2. (U) Agenda is at inclosure l. 3. (S/NOFORN) Dr Vorona opened with the history of government involvement in parapsychology; how DIA became interested and the current 3 year program with SRI International. He informed the staffers of the current SRI efforts in developing a new training program and work to validate Chinese experiments in detection of phychic intrusion. He also discussed the current funding difficulty and solicited the SAC Staffs' support for FY 83. 4. (U) Summary of INSCOM presentation is at inclosures 2 - 6. 5. (S/NOFORN) The briefing was well received. The SAC Staffers appeared ‘ to have.no pre-conceived opinions concerning parapsychology or our use of remote viewing as a collection method. Their questions concerning. operating protocols, selection of personnel and projects covered during the briefing were all answered satisfactorily. In the concluding discussion, it was brought cut that the SAC had supported the DOD project in the past. RB Jachuin 6 Incl ROBERT J. JACHIM 1. Agenda LTC, MI 5 2. History GRILL FLAME Project Manager 3. Session Description . 4. Evaluated Project ebassimepay MSG DAML Tot 5. Non-evaluated Project 6. Summary ls a Approved For Release 200, BFE RE Forss.co7earoorshes 0 LL F LAME
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MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT
SUBJECT:
Briefing for Senate Appropriations Committee
(SAC)
Staffers
(U)
1.
(F0U0)
On
29 June 1982,
from 0945
- 1200 hours,
an information briefing
was conducted for
SAC staffers at building T-2561,
Fort Meade.
Briefing
was arranged by 0ACSI
(MAJ Fox)
and GDIP Staff
(Ms Scambos).
Attendees
were;
SAC:
Mr Dwight Dyer
Ms Susan Shekmar
Mr Fred Rhodes
Staff Member
Staff Member
Staff Member
DIA:
Dr Jack Vorona
0ACSI:
MAJ Gerald Fox
Mr Craig Miller
2.
(U)
Agenda
is
at inclosure
1.
- Assistant Mice Director
for Scientific and Technical
Intelligence
- GRILL FLAME Project Officer
- Budget Officer
3.
(S/N0F0RN)
Dr Vorona opened with the history
of government
involvement
in parapsychology;
how DIA became interested and the current
3 year program
with SRI
International.
He informed the staffers
of the current SRI
efforts
in developing
a new training program and work to validate Chinese experiments
in detection
of phychic intrusion.
He also discussed the current funding
difficulty and solicited the SAC
Staffs'
support
for
FY
83.
4.
(U)
Summary
of INSC0M presentation
is
at inclosures 2-6.
5.
(S/N0F0RN)
The briefing was well received.
The SAC Staffers appeared
to have no pre-conceived opinions concerning parapsychology
or our use
of
remote viewing
as
a collection method.
Their questions concerning operating
protocols,
selection of personnel and projects covered during the briefing
were all answered satisfactorily
.
In
the concluding discussion,
it was
brought out that the SAC had supported the D0D project
in the past.
Incl
1.
Agenda
2.
History
3.
Session Description
4.
Evaluated Project
5.
Non-evaluated Project
6.
Summary
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ROBERT
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Chief,
Special Actions Division
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I
AM LTC JACHIM,
PROJECT MANAGER FOR THE
INSCOM PORTION
OF POD PROJECT GRILL FLAME,
THE PURPOSE OF THIS BRIEFING
IS TO PROVIDE YOU WITH
BACKGROUND
INFORMATION CONCERNING
INSCOM'S
INVOLVEMENT
IN PROJECT GRILL FLAME
T' THIS BRIEFING
IS DIVIDED
INTO
THREE MAJOR PORTIONS.
FIRST.
THE HISTORY OF
INSCOM'S
INVOLVEMENT
V
AND THE
ROLES OF DIA AND
INSCOM
IN THE PROJECT.
NEXT,
A DISCUSSION
OF REMOTE VIEWING AND EXAMPLES OF
COMPLETED PROJECTS FOR WHICH WE HAVE RECEIVED THE
REQUESTOR'S EVALUATION.
AND,
FINALLY,
A REVIEW OF TWO PROJECTS WHICH
HAVE
BEEN COMPLETED BUT NOT EVALUATED.
FIRST THE HISTORY OF
INSCOM'S
INVOLVEMENT,
In THE
FALL OF 1978,
ACSI
TASKED
INSCOM TO DETERMINE
IF
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FOR OUR PURPOSES PARAPSYCHOLOGY
IS DEFINED
IN TWO MAJOR
CATEGORIES;
FIRST,
PHYSICAL ACTION S PERFORMED BY MENTAL POWERS
THAT CANNOT BE EXPLAINE D BY KNOWN PHYSICAL MEANS,
THIS
IS KNOWN AS TELEKINESIS OR PSYCHOKINESIS,; AND
SECOND) PERCEPTIONS WHICH CANNOT BE EXPLAINED THROUGH
KNOWN SENSORY MEAN S.
THIS
IS KNOWN AS ESP,
TELEPATHY
AND REMOTE VIEWING,
SPECIFICALLY,
INSCOM'S TASKING WAS TO DETERMINE
IF
REMOTE
COULD BE USED AS A COLLECTION
REMOTE VIEWIN G
IS
DEFINED ,
AS THE ABILITY. OF AN
INDIVIDUAL,
TO ACCESS
INFORMATI O N PREVIOUSLY UNKNQWN.fr
•
WITHOUT REGARD TO TIME,
LOCATION,
OR ANY ATTEMPT TO
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IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT WHILE ADSL IS LISTED AS THE OFFICIAL REQUESTOR
ON EIGHT PROJECTS, TWO PROJECTS WERE CONDUCTED IN SUPPORT OF AWY
[TOMS, TWO WERE COMBINATION ACSI/INSCOM AND ANOTHER WAS THE MISSING
NAVYAE .
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I WOULD raw LIKE TO COVER OUR PROJECT BOOK .
TTC PROJECT BOOK
ACOTPANYING THIS BRIEFING PRESENTS EXAMPLES OF INTELLIGENCE COLLECTED
THROUGH REMOTE VIEWING.
PRIOR TO ITS REVIEW
I WISH TO EMPHASIZE TIE
FOLLOWING POINTS:
REMOTE VIEWING IS NOT A MAGIC LAMP AND IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR CURRENT
INTELLIGENCE WOWC ,
REMOTE VIEWING IS A HIGHLY CONTROLLED AND FtWIALLY
ESTABLISHED, UNIQUE INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION CAPABILITY WHICH HAS Tit
FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS:
(SLIDE 12 ON)
IT IS PASSIVE
SG1B
TO TIE EXTENT OF OUT KNOWLEDGE, COLLECTION BY REMOTE VIEWING
IS
TOTAI
I Y PASSIVE .
ONI Y ONF. CLAIM OF DETECTION OF REMOTE VIEWING IS
KNOWN.
CHINESE SCIENTISTS CLAIM TO HAVE DETECTED REMOTE VIEWING
DURING THEIR EXPERIMENTS WITH CHILDREN .
DATA ON THESE EXPERIMENTS
IS
INSUFFICIENT TO VALIDATE THIS CLAIM,
WORK TO REPLICATE THESE EXPER1MEN'
IS CONTINUING AT SRI
.
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Projects, ."PROCEDURES FOR
^HANOUNG INTELLIGENCE MATERIAL".
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Milestone
Chart:
Psychoenergetics
-- Threat
to
US
and Potential Applications
FY84
($475K)
Tasks for FY84
2.1
$ 70K
2.2
50K
2.3
50K
2.4
200K
2.5
25K
2.6
25K
2.7
25K
2.8
30K
Task
for
FY 85
2.9
$125
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Approved For Release 2000/0876 . 5-00 [88R001100350001-2 IAOPS-H-S 23 FER &3 MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT SUBJECT: UPDATE BRIEFING FOR CG, INSCOM 1. (U) On 22 February 1983, from 1315 - 1335 hours an update briefing was presented to CG, INSCOM, at Room 130 Arlington Hall Station. Also attending was Col Charles Partridge, INSCOM Chief of Staff. This update briefing was requested by the CG in aieu of a formal briefing scheduled for two hours at Fort Meade. 2. (U) An information paper was prepared covering recent GRILL FLAME actions which might arise in his meeting with the ACSI which was to occur the same afternoon (Incl 1). 3. (S/NOFORN) Following a review and discussion of the information paper the CG requested information on the following: k> =e a. Operations - I provided him with the number anda requestors of on-going projects and anticipated projects and sponsors , b. Personnel - I provided the numbers of sources and their status. The CG was concerned with the decrease in source strength. Cc. Recruitment - I updated the CG on proposed actions to increase the numbers of people completing the initial screening questionnaire The CG emphasized that he was not looking for quantity but for people who would be assets to the program. He indicated approval of the following approaches: (1) ASD ~ At locations they normally visit include our screening questionnaire with their normal material. (2) HPTF - Using a HPTF cover letter to forward the initial screening questionnaire to Ft Huachuca, with the objective to cover all new students. (3) TDY - A trip to access an individual recommended by a previous member of the project,for possible recruitment. Approved For Release 2000/08/GZ,3G|
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MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS-HUMINT
(4)
RETURNEES
-
Approved
reassignment
of
project
members who wish
to return.
The
specific
case
of
an
individual
in Europe who will be returning
to CONUS
in
the
Dec
- Jan
time period was discussed.
4.
(S/NOFORN)
CG was
also
concerned
that
the
SOW
in
the
DIA
contract
with
SRI
would
cover
projects
that
would
not
be
of
greatest value
to
INSCOM.
I
indicated
I would
find
out what
is
covered
in
the
current
(FY83)
contract
and
also
which
projects
will
be done with
the $200K
of
P6
money
that
DIA
has
received
from DARPA.
5.
(S/NOFORN)
CG's
final comments.
a.
Recruit quality people.
b.
Break
codes.
c.
Catch spies.
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC ,
MI
Project
Manager
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