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Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130023-2 DRAFT MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: Minutes of the Grill Flame Committee Meeting, 14 Feb 79 (U) 1. (U) The Grill Flame Committee meeting was held at 0930, 14 Feb 79. 2. (U) Attendees: yr. Vorona, DIA ey] Cd MAd Stoner, Mr. Kramar, AMSAA COL De Prospero, AMSAA SG1I MAU Watt, IN — ip erved® Mad WAT Y WAS nor Reeserk. Mr. Green, MIRADCOM . Mr. Dailey, USDRE 3. (U) As a result of discussion on access to GRILL FLAME information, a master list of Grill Flame Committee representatives was established (Incl 1). All information should be sent through agreed-upon security chan- nels to these representatives; secondary distribution in each organization is to be determined by that organization. 4. (U) The goals and objectives of the committee as agreed to by the attendees are attached as Incl 2. 5. (S-ORCON) Dr. Vorona reviewed the briefings presented to the House Select Committee on Intelligence on 13 Feb 79 by himself and Hal Puthoff and Russ Targ of SRI as well as the discussions that followed. One of the primary concerns is the level of funding for SRI. Up through 31 March 1979, the following monies have been allocated: $100K from FTD $115K from AMSAA $ 20K from DIA Beginning 1 April 1979, the following monies are proposed for allocation to SRI: $ 75K ACSI/INSCOM/AMSAA SG1A a $75 to $100K MIA $ 50K DIA $100K AMSAA AMSA oad OLA C4 “passes “MSE ODE CME a) GIA RDP96-007S8RQDRBOOE Sa A hed 04 rok - ey mc mre At : reo Revie Maa s DT Ah DS csnee pewter ae Mek a
Congressman Rose recognized the critical financial situation of the SRI program. In response to Congressman Rose's inquiry as to what the Com- mittee could do, Dr. Vorona commented that a strong letter to DoD should remove the reluctance of some people to deal with the subject of psycho- energetics. 6. (S-ORCON) In addition to further discussions of optimum funding levels for SRI (400-500K/year), other outside sources of the capability -as well as ongoing and proposed in-house programs were discussed. 7. (U) It was suggested that the next meeting of the Grill Flame Com- mittee be scheduled for the end of March 79. Approved For Release 2004/06/29 }CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130023-2
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DRAFT
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SUBJECT:
Minutes of the Grill
Flame Committee Meeting,
Feb
(U)
SG1I
SG1I
SG1A
.
(u)
The Grill
Flame Committee meeting was
held at 0930,
Feb
79.
2.
(U)
Attendees:
Dr.
Vorona,
DIA
MAJ
Stoner,
ACS1
Mr.
Kramar,
AMSAA
COL
De Prospero, AMSAA
Mr.
Graff.
AF' FTP
MAO Watt,
INSCUM
~
Mr.
Green,
MIRADCOM
Mr.
Dailey,
USDRE
CTV oft.
|
Oktt
wfss t^oV
3.
(U)
As
a result of discussion on access
to GRILL FLAME
information,
a master list of Grill
Flame Committee representatives was established
(Inc!
1).
All
information
should be sent through agreed-upon security chan
nel s
to these representatives;
secondary distribution
in each organization
is
to
be determined
by that organization.
4.
(U)
The goals
and objectives of the committee
as agreed
to by the
attendees
are attached as
Incl
2.
5.
(S-ORCON)
Dr.
Vorona
reviewed
the briefings
presented
to /the House
Select Committee
on
Intelligence on
Feb
79 by himself and
Hal
Puthoff
and
Russ Targ of SRI
as well
as
the discussions that followed.
,
the primary concerns
is the
level
of funding
for
SRI.
Up through
March
1979,
the following monies
have been allocated:
$100K from FTD
$11 5K from AMSAA
$
2OK from DIA
Beginning
April
1979,
the following monies
are proposed for allocation
to
SRI:
$ 75K
ACSI/INSCOM/AMSAA
$ 35K
I
$75 to $100K
MIA
$ 50K
DIA
$1 00K
AMSAA
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Congressman
Rose recognized
the critical
financial
situation
of the
SRI
program.
In response
to Congressman
Rose's
inquiry
as to what
the Com-
mittee could
do.
Dr.
Vorona commented
that
a
strong letter
to
DoD should
remove the reluctance
of
some people to
deal
with
the subject of psycho-
energetics.
6.
(S-ORCON)
In addition
to further discussions of optimum funding
levels
for SRI
(400-500K/year)
,
other outside sources
of the capability
as well
as
ongoing
and
proposed
in-house programs were discussed.
7.
(U)
It was
suggested
that the next meeting of
the Grill
Flame Com-
mittee
be
scheduled
for the end of March
79.
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WORKING PAPERS
THE AD HOC GRILL
FLAME GOALS COMMITTEE SUGGESTS THE GOALS
STATED ON THE ATTACHED PAGE BE ADOPTED BY THE GRILL
FLAME WORK-
ING GROUP.
IT ALSO SUGGESTS THAT THE GRILL
FLAME WORKING GROUP
FORMALLY ACCEPT THE THREE AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY DELINEATED
ON THE ATTACHED PAGE.
' HEGMDED UNCLASSIFIED
When Separated from classified inoloSuroa
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(S-ORCON)
PROPOSED GOALS
FOR THE GRILL FLAME PROGRAM
(U)
o
SCIENTIFICALLY
INVESTIGATE ACCEPTED POTENTIAL MILITARY ASPECTS
OF PSYCHOENERGETIC PHENOMENA.
THIS WOULD INCLUDE REMOTE VIEW-
ING,
COMMUNICATIONS AND PSYCHOKINETIC MODES.
THESE EFFORTS
WOULD INVOLVE ONLY WILLING AND KNOWING PARTICIPANTS AND WOULD
EXCLUDE THE USE OF
DRUGS,
HYPNOSIS OR OTHER ARTIFICIAL FORMS
TO ALTER MENTAL STATES.
o
DEVELOP SUITABLE SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS AND EVALUATION
METHODOLOGIES
FOR CONDUCTING AND ASSESSING THE RESULTS OF
THESE
INVESTIGATIONS.
o
INVESTIGATE SIGNIFICANCE OF FOREIGN TECHNICAL AND MILITARY
PSYCHOENERGETIC EFFORTS, ASSESS POTENTIAL THREAT POSED BY
THESE DEVELOPMENTS AND IDENTIFY COUNTERMEASURES.
(S-ORCON)
PROPOSED GRILL FLAME WORKING GROUP RESPONSIBILITIES
(U)
THE WORKING GROUP WILL:
1.
RESPOND TO LEGITIMATE REQUESTS
FOR INFORMATION ON PSYCHO-
ENERGETICS.
2.
ACT AS A CLEARINGHOUSE
FOR EXCHANGE OF
INFORMATION AND
TECHNOLOGIES AMONG DOD PARTICIPANTS.
3.
ESTABLISH A COMMITTEE ON HUMAN INVOLVEMENT
(COHI)
TO MONITOR
PROTOCOLS AND ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE LEGAL ASPECTS OF
THE PROGRAM.
*
Change proposed
by AMSAA from Human Experimentation Committee
(HEC)
Classified
by:
MSG,
HQDA(DAMI-ISH)
WASH,
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PROPOSED GOALS FOR THE GRILL FLAME PROGRAM
(U)
«
Scientifically investigate accepted
potential
military aspects
of psychoenergetic phenomena.
This would
include remote viewing,
com-
munications and psychokinetic modes.
These efforts would
involve only
willing
and knowing participants and would exclude
the use of drugs,
hypnosis or other artificial
forms
to alter mental
states.
•
Develop
suitable
scientific experiments
and evaluation metho-
_
dologies for conducting and assessing the results of these
investigations.
Investigate significance of foreign
technical
and military psycho-
energetic efforts,
assess potential
threat posed
by these developments
and
identify countermeasures.
(S-ORCON)
The Working Group will:
Respond
to approved requests for information on psychoenergetics.
@
Act as
a clearinghouse for exchange of information
and
tech-
nologies among
DoD participants.
•
Appoint
a
subcommittee
to monitor protocols and ensure compliance
with"' the
legal
aspects
of the program.
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GRILL
FLAME COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES
MIA
Primary
Randy Clinton
A1 ternate:
Charles Carter
ARMY ACS I
Primary:
MAJ
Bill
Stoner
Alternate:
COL Jack Capps
AMSAA
Primary
John
Kramar
A1 ternate:
COL Albert
De Prospero
SG1H
SGI
I
SG1I
FTD
Primary:
Dale Graff
USDRE
Primary:
Dr.
Ruth
Davis
Alternate:
Lowell
Dailey
Navy
Primary:
Dr.
Bill
Mehuron
INSCOM
Primary:
MAJ
Scott Watt
Alternate:
1LT
Fred Atwater
AIR STAFF
Primary:
LTC Michael
Bloom
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UAMI-I3U
Sep
MAJ
St osier
2.0462
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During week of
11-15 Sep
0Ac:SI A^°
lh\J Stoner met with .SHI scientists .iu California,
GRILL FLAMS.
Mr. Kramer and COL Da Prosper o
(both
of
AHSAA)
and Dr.
Dale Graff
(USAF FID) were
at Fort Ord
and Menlo Park on same subject/same
time.
? „
(S/hOI*ORM)
BO Hemphill,
CG,
Combat Developments
Evaluation. Command,
Fort
Ord,
and nis chief scxeutr^ic
advisor.
Dr.
Bryson, were briefed
on GRILL FLAMr.,
Hemphill agreed
to support AHSAA/ SRI experiments
at
Fort
Ord.
Two major activities are projected
by DCKC/
7r'a Infantry Division over the next
six mouths.
a,
DRAG Oil anti-tank, missile firing series
(ca
Ccc
Dec
73).
b.
Battalion-size e lament s/equipment tasting
(ca
Jan
-
Apr
79).
3.
<3/F0F0RN) m Hemphill appointed Dr.
Bryson the
CBEC project
monitor, and insisted on the most
comps u-
,,,uv-.ed
security possible/
CDliC officers
from
the
Human Factors Division will act
as
the GRILL FLAME Action
Officers
at Fort
Ord.
BG Hemphill does
not wish any
o
other personnel
at Fort
Ord
to be orxafed.
He
.a lop
.
x.
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asked
that
the term GRILL FLAMiJ not
be used
In
CD.UC/
7th
Division;
and,
that
some sort
of action cover
e
used
that
is computable witn
CI3LC
3 nvtsslon.
4.
(S/iMO.FORN)
Hr.
XCramer
stated
to OACSI rep-
resentative that AMSAA is prepared to assume .any
miasxm/role given
it
by DARC0M/DA.
He feels
that
AMSAA has
the. wherewithal
to act
as
the Army’s pro-
poiitinfj*
*.He also said that his people would gladly
act as
IHSCCH/ACSX ’’front” on funding contracts,
etc.
Mr *
Kramer believes
that
any effort
by
INSCOM
should b& closely tied
to DAHCOM/s.
He
thinks
trial
working hand-in-hand with the ultimate
usee
(XNSC0i,i)
from square one will benefit everyone along
the way
and would mean aero lag
time- In technology transfer
.
5 .
(S/NOi’CRH)
The meeting
at
SRI on 13-15 Sep center-
ed
first
ou AMSAA* s experimental requirements-
Next the
issue
o.E training 3-4
ii'ISCOM personnel was
tnrashed
a.
SRI is
just
now
in
the process
of developing
c.a in Lngy sub j ect~ SS lection or o c .1 i a protocols
,
b.
Gill could
not }
in good
faitn,
begin any kina
O h
'UlCSU-^
*..tb
| #q t
t x*
c:i
\, n 1 n%
,
Th y
clo
b
* 1 isw -
t b.
t
.i. u
a
few months,
after the protocols
are mote clearly
defined,
they will be able
to
si: art
this
pilot
if fort with several subjects.
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c,
SRI doe 3 not recommend long concentrated
training
sessions.,
involving all
the
INSCOM subjects
at
one
time.
Two options are possible instead:
(i)
Sake each subject nominee- for
one weak at
a
titae»
individually,
over
a
one year pariodj
say,
ones
per quarter.
This
is the preferred way,.
{?.)
Take each subject,
individually, for
a 4
-
week crash session at
SRI,
beginning in April 1979,
after
AJ-ISAA/PX13 pressAre
lets up
6.
(S/NOFOEN)
.Believe first option
is
bast and
that
IhSCOM Project Officer
be immediately designated.
This
pivo'-iai individual
la exceptionally -important to
the project and should
be selected with grant care.
Cost
for training
- 4 individuals will be approxi-
mafcely 70-73 X.
7.
{S/NOFOllT)
HecoiDKit; nd
fchs following
• steps
be taken
d itvHae d i a t e ly
:
•a.
DACSI or designated representative talk with MG
Rolya and BG
limit h,
and suggest that
I1ISCCM assign
a
qualified
individual to act
aS
GRILL FLAME project manager.
.a.o i
a r d
Gemma £
dt:
') l ch 0ARCCM
Commander
problem.
the concept
of working with AU:JAA,and MIA on the
DARCCH
C.octaaander
’ s
go
-ahead should
be solicited.
kr
•>
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i nci a )
OACS I (v i. t h
$2 5X ay a i 1 a b la excess J
or
liMSCCM with any available year-acid funds)
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Immediately SO through AMSAA for
a "training contract"
with SiL
This would
be plugged
in to AMSAA/i'XD
exist lug contract.
This would
permit the INSCCM Team
Chief
to quickly ba brought
into
the picture, dealing
with AM3AA,
C»E.C,
SiU 9
etc.
He would receive
a short
dosu of exper ime-n t al work/ training at SAX and observe
all on-going field exper Invents,
8.
(S/ilOFQHN)
Miscellaneous
i
a.
As soon as wa give the green light
SRI will
coma in ASAP with a proposal
to train one or more
ind .i.'v i d u a 1 s
,
b.
Sill, indicated
that they would like
to interview
o-> prove any nominee
for training.
R'hxs would
insure
that
both the Institute and
the Army takes all reasonable
precautions
to
insure success from
the
start.
c.
Mr.
Kramer verbally agreed
to process IMSC0M
trainin'* rsq nirament /money through his organisat Ion
a ncl
FJID.
(U)
Keeping in mind
the critical factor
of FY 73
•Mjdin*
soon,
if
you' agree
to
fcau rncommanducioua
and
ntep) outlined
in paragraphs
d and
above,
OACbl Starr
will
oroeeed
iawed lately-
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PCLEVIC
ISSUES
Critic
Proponent
1.
No firm "scientific" experiment
fas
been performed
to
prove
existence
of the phenomena.
The extremely personal
nature of the
phenomena
as
it
is currently perceived
requires
an
intense personal
involve-
ment which could easily lead
to
a
circus-type atmosphere Tor first-hand
observation.
This
's
very undesirable,
Dossibly detrimental,
and excluded
by the human use protocols.
2.
The evidence
pjyjduced could
be
the
resu’t
c f
*:*’ickery or poor
experimental
design.
We don't
think we
fooled ourselves
with our own
challenge/va'
1 idation
session;
constantly seeking better
experimental
procedure within
the human
use protocols.
3.
No explanation
exists
in
terms
of
scientific theory
to support
the
existence of such phenomena.
Application need not wait for complete
scientific understanding.
4.
There
are
not enough resources
being currently provided
to
known
areas
of science with
"hard"
proven potential
to waste
significant
resources on
an area
as
"soft"
as
this.
The potential
military applications,
of this
phenomena,
are extremely
important
and only
a
few
are working
on
this
area.
5.
The
form of the
raw product
could,
and
at times
in
the
past,
has
been very leading for
a
non-critica!
evaluator.
We
think that our pre-evaluation
editing out of dates and
previous
session
related
in format 'ion
from the
transcript, along with
the ordering of
targets
plus transcripts
as
provided
to
the evaluators, overcomes
this.
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PROGRAM ISSUES
ISS'.
ACTION
"om perfect correspondence of
ta rent rescript! on
to
target.
Correspondence '^'0.65
_+ 0.15
for good
target descriptions conduct more
analyses using principal
characteristics
of TDS.
2.
Tarqet "localization"
Work
on
Of and
Ranging.
capability unknown.
3.
Freouency of
target
Work on miss
criteria
using existing
missing
undefined.
T Ds.
4.
Measures
of
e f fectiveness
Develop first
cut MCE.
undefined.
5.
Approoriate tarnet classes
Develop first-cut target selection
unknown.
criteria.
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sooo bs (oie beds-00788R002000140008-8 DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301 9-1109/DT-1 92 SEP 1978 TO: Commander SSD, 902nd MI Group ATTN: IAGPA-F-OPO/Lt. Atwater Ft. Meade, Maryland 20753 SUBJECT: DoD Program on Remote Viewing (S/ORCON) 1. (S/ORCON) Enclosed for your information are the minutes of a meeting held in Dr. Vorona's office on 24 August 1978, the primary intent of which was to establish a program in remote viewing for intelligence purposes. Current require- ments and funding are uncoordinated; however, a unified DoD/Services program would significantly improve the efficiency of the U.S. effort, reduce redundant research and make results available equally to the DoD and Services. 2. (U) Copies of the minutes have been sent to the ACSI's of the respective Services and their comments have been SG1J solicited. Should you wish to comment on the minutes or make any suggestions —— the program, please forward them to DT-1lA/ATTN: 3. (U) Please note the extremely sensitive nature of the program and maintain strict personal control of all documents transmitted to you. FOR THE DIRECTOR: SG1J 1 Enclosure Minutes of the Meeting, 24 Aug 78 (S/ORCON), 1 Cy “Recording Secretary CLASSIFIED BY DIR {DY) » ee aeeMPr FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATIO HEDULE oF EXECUTY x *. DISSEMINATION AND EXTRACTION OF EXEMPTION CATEGORY 2) 1682 IF Te ara 7 . DECLASS] INFORMATION CONTROLLED BY ORIGINATOR NCLASSIEY UPON NOTIFICATION OF ORIGINATOR wal Approved For Release 20001§ehefe: OVER FE9x-00788R002000140008-8
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
20301
^-HOVDT-l
TO :
Commander
SSD ,
902nd MI Group
ATTN:
IAGPA-F-OPO/Lt . Atwater
Ft.
Meade,
Maryland
20753
22 SEP
1978
SUBJECT:
DoD Program on Remote Viewing
(S/ORCON)
1.
(S/ORCON)
Enclosed for your information are the minutes
of
a meeting held in Dr. Vorona
' s office on
24 August 1978,
the primary intent of which was
to establish
a program
in
remote viewing for intelligence purposes.
Current require-
ments and funding are uncoordinated;
however,
a unified
DoD/Services program would significantly improve
the
efficiency of the U.S.
effort,
reduce redundant research
and make results available equally to
the DoD and Services.
2.
(U)
Copies of the minutes have been sent to
the ACSI's
of
the respective Services and their comments have been
solicited.
Should you wish to comment on
the minutes or
make any suggestions regardLnc^he program,
please forward
them to DT-1A/ATTN:
3.
(U)
Please note
the extremely sensitive nature of
the
program and maintain strict personal control of all documents
transmitted
to you.
FOR THE DIRECTOR:
1 Enclosure
Minutes of the
Meeting,
24 Aug
(S/ORCON)
,
Cy
SGI J
DISSEMINATION AND EXTRACTION OF
INFORMATION CONTROLLED BY OR1GIHATQS
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