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5. THE GRILL FLAME EVALUATION (S/NF)
(S/NF)
The goal
of Grill Flame had been to devise
a joint
service
program that would place an adequate amount of money
into psychoenergetics
research,
on
a timely basis,
for
a period of three years.
Not one
of
these objectives was
met,
The program had only two participants,
both
of
whom operated unilaterally,
and there was never enough money.
For the
three years,
funding averaged only $429,000 per year
.
In addition,
the
funds were always much delayed.
The 1982 funding was not received at
SRI
until
the fiscal year was
over.
The three-year contract never
materialized,
only three one-year contracts.
(S/NF)
To make conditions worse,
the two participants,
DIA and
INSCOM,
had different agendas.
DIA sought
to determine
if any form of
psychoenergetics processes could be applied
to
intelligence problems.
This translates
into,
"can remote viewing be used
to collect
intelligence."
INSCOM decided,
however,
that remote viewing had already
achieved
a
level where
it could be put
to operational use.
They then
proceeded to conduct
a large number
of operational RV sessions
for
a
variety
of clients.
Their attempt
to push the RV process
into operational
status resulted
in their pursuing goals that were scientifically
inappropriate.
Rather than waiting for training research to be completed,
they immediately wanted
"their people"
trained.
They selected project
personnel
for training long before any valid selection and screening
techniques were available.
Other areas
that
lacked operational readiness
were evaluation methodology,
tracking and searching techniques,
RV
operational protocols,
data base management techniques,
and research on
the many variables
that can affect RV performance.
(S/NF) Despite all of
this,
the April 1980 briefing specified that
at
the end of three years one of
the following recommendations would be made:
(1) All
funding
should
be
terminated because
it
does
not
appear
that
psychoenergetics
can
be
applied
to
the
intelligence
process
.
(2) Psychoenergetics can assist
in gathering
intelligence
and we
should
either
work
with
contractors
in
building
an
applications group or
set up a DoD in-house unit.
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Table
(S/NF)
FY 1984 TASKS AND SPENDING
TASKS
SPENDING
(in
$K)
RV Enhancement
Alternative Training
Targeting
Psychokinesis
Data Base Management
RV Evaluation Methodology
Operational RV
Training
(Advanced)
Selection and Screening
ELF
Search RV
SECRET/NF
B.
(U) FY 1985
(S/NF) During FY 1985,
research on tasks
initiated
in FY 1984 was
continued and many of the final FY 1984 reports were completed.
The major
item for FY 1985 was
to develop a contract and statement of work for a
major and well-financed five-year program to begin
in FY 1986.
The
funding
is
from the R&D community
and,
therefore not restricted by the
U.S.
Congress prohibition on NFIB
funds.
The level
of funding and the
multi-year commitment has the potential
to accomplish what previous under
funded one-year efforts could not.
One
important
facet of the program
begun
in FY 1985 was
that
some
of the fundamental aspects
of
the RV and PK
phenomena could be
investigated without regard to
a specific application.
However,
the sponsor also assured the
intelligence community that those
aspects of the phenomena that are
important
to the
intelligence
applications would continue,
as would elements begun earlier but not
completed.
So,
for the
first time since 1972
it appeared that
a program
had been developed that was secure and would produce major advances m
psychoenergetics research.
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85K
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85K
$
25K
$150K
$
25K
$ 50K
$
10K
$126K
$115K
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a
series
known
as
the
11 communication
proficiency project'
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customer.
It
involves the selection
of
one
of
the
appropriate
squares reflected on the attached 4X4 matrix.
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series
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of
a
beacon
person
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who
will randomly select
a square and mark
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no
specific
message
will
be
associated
with
the
selection.
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a
later
date,
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approach
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be
adapted
for
actual
message
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a
potential
prisoner,
hostage
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4.
ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION :
:
Using, the attached unmarked matrix,
please
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and mark
the proper target square.
:
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COMMENTS :
Optibrial Coordinates:
M
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Tardet selection is accomplished on a random basis by a "beacon
person.”
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t SG1A SG1A SG1A Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000500210001-4 Project: 8036 FEEDBACK ON GRILL FLAME DcCC-79, DcC-80 SUBJECT #1 receptionist at U.S, Embassy Po Is known to be very SG1A disturbed of the loss of her husband and son, SUBJECT #2 Wringer. Atthough she works at U.S. Embassy in Po SGI1A SUBJECT #3 SUBJECT #4 is Embassy electrician. Has the ability to move around inside the Embassy very easily and for having a position of working in a dirty environment all day long, dresses like an office worker. He is also married to SUBJECT #6. He also has an engineering. degree in electronics, and also s in conputers, iii = =6—— SUBJECT #5 a very mentally sick woman. SUBJECT #6 works for the GSO and works very closely with SUBJECT #3, #01 speaks of SUBJECT #3 being very stern ~ true #01 speaks of SUBJECT #4 as trojan horse type. We support this belief, but have not been able to prove it as yet. SG1A #01 speaks of the. name Sandy or Sandra, her name ‘ae #5 is reported to be a hyp@hordriac DCC ~ 80 #07 Ties #3 HASH. We believe this is true. #3 and #6 work together in the same office, . #01 spea UBJECT #5 visions of Bavarian like mountains. The city of is nestled between two mountains, and the SS love to SG1A walk and climb on them. As to whether SUBJECT #5 does, I don't know. In conclusion I find it very interesting that both #01 and #07 find the relationship with 3,4 and 6 which is true. Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000500210001-4
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Project:
8036
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FEEDBACK ON GRILL FLAME DCC-79, DCC-80
SUBJECT
//I receptionist
at
U.S,
Embassy
Is known to be very
disturbed
of the loss
of her husband and son.
SG1A
SUBJECT #2
Wringer.
Although she works at
U.S.
Embassy
in
SG 1 A
A
SG1A
SUBJECT #4 is Embassy electrician.
Has the ability to move around inside the
Embassy very easily and for having
a position
of working
in
a dirty environment
all day long,
dresses like
an office worker.
He
is also married to SUBJECT #6.
He also has an
in computers.
SUBJECT #3
a very mentally sick woman.
SG1A
SUBJECT #6 works for the GS0 and works very closely with SUBJECT
#3.
#01 speaks of SUBJECT #3 being very stern - true
#01 speaks of SUBJECT #4 as trojan horse type.
We support this belief,
but
have not been able to prove
it
as yet.
SG1A
#01 speaks of
the. name Sandy
or Sandra,
her name
is
#5
is reported to be
a hypcchordriac
DCC
- 80
#07 Ties #3,#4&#6.
We believe this is true.
#3 and #6 work together in the same office.
SG1A
#01sDeaksofSUBJECT #5 visions
of Bavarian like mountains.
The
city. of
nestled between two mountains,
and the
love to QG1A
walk and climb on them.
As to whether SUBJECT #5
does,
I
don't
know.
In conclusion
I
find
it very interesting that both #01 and #07 find the
relationship with 3,4 and
6 which is true.
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SECTION
8. THE DIA PROGRAM—FY 1989 (U)
(S/NF) DIA will
investigate the following topics
in FY 1989.
•
Meta-analysis
of all experimental results
since 1973
•
Magnetic visual evoked potentials correlation with a remote
stimulus
•
Evaluation of operational RV results
•
Conduct operational RV sessions
•
Selection and screening for remote viewers
•
Further research on using hypnosis
in
the RV process
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1 Figure 7 shows the ratio of the post- to pre-stimulus power. A dashed horizontal line is shown to indicate a gain of 1 (i.e., no change across the stimulus boundary). In this example, there is little change of CNS power across the stimulus boundary throughout the frequency range. Remote Stimuli 118 Frequency (Hz) Figure 7. Viewer 2: Date 8/25/88: Session 1: Average Power Gain Because a time average is sensitive to relative phase and a power spectrum is not, these data suggest that a relative phase shift occurs between pre- and post-stimulus periods. Figure 8 shows the RMS phase shift for all sensors. As was the case for the time-series data, the RMS average was computed over n=J18 RS. 14 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1 Remote Stimuli 118 10 20 30 Frequency (Hz) Figure 8. Viewer 2: Date 8/25/88: Session 1: RMS Phase At this point we are unable to determine if the variations seen in Figures 4 through 8 are meaningful. Toward that end, the identical quantities for the PS are shown in Figures 9 through 13. The “power” of the time averages for the remote stimuli differ markedly from those of the PS spectra (Figures 5 and 10). Figure 14 shows an additional way of displaying this difference. The difference between remote and pseudo stimuli RMS phase shift is shown as a function of frequency (0 to 40 Hz). 15 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1 Pseudo Stimuli 74 -600 -300 0 300 600 Time (ms) Figure 9. Viewer 2: Date 8/25/88: Session 1: Time Average Power (fT) x 10° Na nial NeoelNevel leu 0 10 20 30 40 Frequency (Hz) Figure 10. Viewer 2: Date 8/25/88: Session 1: Power of Time Average 16 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1