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III
OPERATIONAL REMOTE VIEWING
Throughout
the year
SRI was asked by DIA to contribute RV-derived data
in response
to operational
or
simulated operational requirements.
These
are
summarized
in
the following
table.
Three examples
(J.S.
39 through 41)
showing
the
level
of reliability and accuracy achieved
are
also
included.
Complete documentation
is
available
and
can
be obtained
through proper
security channels
on
a need-to-know basis.
The
accuracy
of
the operational
RV products was assessed by DIA
analysts
in accordance with
the following accuracy
scale.
DEFINITIONS FOR THE ACCURACY SCALE
- Little correspondence
-
Site contact with
mixed
results
-
Good
-
Excellent
Self
explanatory
Mixture
of correct and
incorrect
elements,
but enough
of
the
former
to
indicate
source has probably accessed
the
target
site.
Good
correspondence with several
elements
matching,
but
some
incorrect
information.
Good correspondence with unambiguous
unique matchable elements
and relatively
little
incorrect
information.
The
accuracy assessments
for
each
site
are
included
in
the
following
table.
As
a final
assessment
tool,
five
sites remote viewed by RVer #002
under
similar operational
conditions
(J.S.
36,
37,
and 40 through 42) were
evaluated
on
the basis
of rank ordering
of transcripts
against sites
by
an
analyst blind
as
to which transcript was
generated
in response
to which
operational
target.
In
this way,
each
of
the
five responses was assessed
against each
of
the
five
targets,
to determine whether
the
RV products were
simply chance descriptions.
The result was
that
all
five were correctly
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Hatched
transcript
to
site,
a result whose probability
of occurring by chance
in
a
X
forced choice match
is
only
p
=
8.3
X
or odds
of
1/120.
The
subjective
impressions
of high quality viewing
is
thus
substantiated
by objective blind assessment procedures.
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IV
FY 1984 GRILL FLAME PROGRAM
In FY 1983
the Congress placed
a prohibition on spending NFIB funds
to finance
the Grill
Flame Project.
The DIA will
then only be allowed
to
spend
$70K,
and
that money can only be used
to evaluate
and report on
foreign research efforts
in psychoenergetics.
The Army was not allowed
to
spend NFIB funds during FY 1983
and this restriction will
be maintained
in FY
1984.
Therefore,
funding for Grill Flame
in FY 1984 will
come from
the
R&D community.
Specifically,
DDR&E
is expected
to make
$600K available
to
support
the pursuit of Grill
Flame
goals.
Again,
in FY
1984,
coordinate remote viewing will
be
the
focus
of
the
program.
During
the year,
Stages
IV and above will
be researched
and
trained.
In addition,
a search for both an alternate training program and
an alternate targeting program will
be made,
and
those that
appear promising
will
be evaluated.
Further development
of
the
search methodology will also
be part
of
the FY
1984 program.
This will be the focus
of
the early part
of
the program as
this particular kind
of
remote viewing
seems
to be
in
much demand.
In addition,
finalizing
a remote viewing evaluation procedure
will
be completed
in the early part
of FY
1984.
At
this
time
a data base
management system
is
in operation
for both
intelligence data and
for remote
viewing
.
As new data becomes
available
it will
be entered
into
the
system.
As
a new element
in the program an
investigation
and evaluation
of PK
research will
be carried
out.
Should
any of
the areas
of PK research
appear promising,
PK would receive much attention
in future years.
Finally
countermeasures will
again be
investigated
in FY
1984.
Only very
limited
amounts
of
funds have been spent on this crucial
area.
In FY
1984
a major
effort should produce
significant results.
Other
areas
that may receive
some attention
in FY 1984
include developing
a method
of
selecting people
with good remote viewing potential,
and
looking at
the effects
of
ELF
on
remote viewing performance.
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