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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
us army intelligence and security command
FORT GEORGE 6. MEADE, MARYLAND
207SS
REPLY TO
ATTENTION OF:
IAGPA-F-SD
MEMORANDUM
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SUBJECT:
CENTER
LANE Meeting
with
DIA
-
July
1984
(U)
1.
(S/^^/N0^^^0n
July
1984,
CENTER
LANE
personnel
met
SG1J
with
Director,
GDIP
Staff,
Dr.
Jack
Vorona,
Assistant
Vice
Director
for
Scientific
and
Technical
Intelligence,
DIA,
and
other
key
staff
personnel.
The
purpose
of
the
meeting
was
to
outline
possible
mechanisms
for
transfer
of
the
CENTER
LANE
psychoenergetic
effort
from
USAINSC0M
to
DIA/USAMRDC.
The
attached
talking
paper
(see
Incl
1)
was
used
as
a
format
for
these
discussions.
Also
included
in
the
discussions
were
the
concerns
of
the
command
as
reflected
in
the
attached
Memorandum,
IACG,
USAINSC0M,
July
1984,
subject:
INSCOM
CENTER
LANE Project
(U)
(see
Incl
2).
2.
(U)
The^^^^vmi^areas
(in
the
order
presented)
were
addressed
by HHHHH
SGI J
a.
People
(spaces?)
should
be
moved
to
DIA.
b.
BG
Shulfelt,
Deputy
ACSI,
was
asked
(two
weeks
ago)
to
to
look
into
the
possibility
of
Army(INSC0M?)
supplying
SG1J
"overage
billets"
to
DI A ^^^^^^8^.
had
not
yet
^
heard
from
BG
Shulfelt.
would
insure
DIA
billets
SG1J
would
be
available
for
FY86
and
beyond.
WARNING
NOTICE:
CENTER
LANE SPECIAL ACCESS PROGRAM
RESTRICT DISSEMINATION
TO
THOSE
WITH
VERIFIED ACCESS
TO
CATEGORY
THREE
(3)
SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES
AND METHODS INVOLVED
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TO FOREIGN NATIONALS
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BY:
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,
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July
1984
SUBJECT:
CENTER
LANE Meeting
with
DIA
-
July
1984
(U)
c.
The
program
must
be
preserved
by
ensuring
personnel
have
long-term
assignments
and
personal
anonymity.
d.
The
effort
must
be
kept
small
(11
sounded
too
large).
Specific
faces
and
numbers
are
subject
to
negotiation
based
on
perceived
DIA requirements
as
determined
by
Dr.
Vorona.
opi
|
e.
Dr.
Vorona
(and
his
representative)
will
J
coordinate
with
CENTER ^^tN^^pe^on n
e
the
transfer
of
operational,
training,
and
research
and
development
( R&D
)
functions
with
the
goal
of maintaining
continuity.
f.
Dr.
Vorona
stated
that
maintaining
personnel
and
offices
at
Ft.
Meade
would
be
desirable.
g.
Personnel
assigned
to
DIA
will
initially
be
in
TIARA
billets
and
operationally
under
the
control
of
AT
as
opposed
to
DT
(Dr.
Vorona's
office).
h.
Dr.
Vorona
will
maintain
overall
oversight
responsibility
within
DIA
for
both
operational
and R&D aspects.
i.
Plans
are
to
establish
a
"high
level"
subcommittee
from
the
intelligence
community
to
provide
centralized
tasking
and
evaluation
of
the
operational
effort.
3.
( S/CL-3/N0F0RN )
The
meeting
ended
with
a
spirit
of
cooperation
and
enthusiasm
for
the
future
of
psychoenergetic
operations
and
research.
The
intent
of
all
parties
concerned
is
clear,
but
the
administrative
arrangements
required
to
carry
out
such
an
intent
are
monumental
in
scope.
Will
the
Army
( ACSI/ INSC0M? )
agree
to
provide
"overage
billets"
to
DIA?
Can
(presently
trained,
reliable)
military
personnel
be
assigned
on
a
long
term
basis
and
with
personal
anonymity
to
DIA
without
damage
to
career
status?
Will
present
personnel
volunteer
for
assignment
to
a
DIA
psychoenergetic
program?
Can
DIA
make
arrangements
with
HQ,
Ft.
Meade
to
use
present
INSC0M
facilities?
These
questions
and
more
must
still
be
resolved.
Incl
as
CENTER
LANE
Project
Manager
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