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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Initial Grill Flame Briefing to MG Stubblebine as
CG,
INSCOM,
30 June 1981
1.
(U)
This MFR outlines the major points of the briefing
I gave to
MG Stubblebine on 30 June
1981.
Following personnel attended the briefing:
MG STUBBLEBINE,
CG,
INSCOM
BG FLYNN, DCG-I
COL(P) WEINSTEIN,
DCG-S
COL WHITE,
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
MR.
GARRETT, DDCSOPS-HUMINT
LTC JACHIM,
INCOMING PROJECT MANAGER
LTC WATT,
PROJECT MANAGER
2.
(U)
Incl
1 covers the primary points
of my briefing and depicts the
status
of the program as of 26 June 1981.
3.
(U)
MG Stubblebine instructed us to ensure that there were no legal
problems concerning our joint contractual effort with DIA,
especially to be
watchful of mixing OM&A and R&D monies as this
is forbidden by regulations.
I
informed the CG that OACSI was currently researching the problem,
and we
would ensure that all aspects of
INSCOM' s involvement complied with the regula-
tions.
4.
(S/NOFORN)
1 briefed the current plans for FY81 and FY82,
including problems
we have had with the contract for FY81.
I explained that we still had not
transferred the 130K to DIA because the Army General Consul
(AGC)
and DoD General
Consul could not agree
on
the "Human Use
Issue."
I mentioned that we had received
word from OACSI
(MAJ O'Keefe)
that Congressman Rose had called the Secretary
of
Army about the situation.
In turn,
the Secretary had called AGC and instructed
that
the
issue be settled promptly.
Although INSCOM is not at fault
for the
delay,
I pointed out that the excessive delay hurts the program as
a whole and
could give the impression of poor project management.
MG Stubblebine will
discuss the issue with the ACSI
(MG Thompson)
on
2 July 1981.
Regarding
FY 82,
I explained that our current budget
for FY82 will result in
a
short-fall of approximately 50K to carry out the recommended work with SRI.
MG Stubblebine felt that end-of-year funds could be used to make up the difference.
3.
(U)
MG Stubblebine reviewed some of the customer evaluations that we have
received.
He expressed the thought that the evaluations were
a clear indication
that we were on to something and that work
in this area had to continue and be
fully supported.
(Evaluations are on file
in this office)
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6.
(U)
I outlined
our current plans for bringing new personnel on board and
what we had already done
in this regard.
The
CG
fully supported our ideas.
BG Flynn concurred,
but reminded all that full-time strength cannot exceed
current task force level
(i.e.~9 people).
7.
(U)
CG expressed strong interest
in some of our 0PSEC work and wants us
to continue work in that area.
8.
(U).
COL
(P) Weinstein recommended that we consider training techniques
that involved work with names
of individuals and places.
9.
(U)
The CG voiced strong support
for the program and stressed that we keep
him informed of progress and of any problems we encounter.
Meeting adjourned
at
1730 hours.
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MURRAY/0. WATT
Program Development
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Project Manager
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5/27/81
(PSYCHOENERGETICS—THREAT TO U.S. AND POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS)
General
The objectives
of this effort are
as
follows:
(1)
Continue investigations
and other efforts
that will
provide more accurate and more reliable remote viewings.
(2)
Continue
to observe,
evaluate and report findings
of
foreign psi research.
(3)
Continue investigating countermeasures
to remote viewing
and other psi
phenomena.
(4)
Assess
the optimum utilization and application of
remote viewing and other psi
phenomena
to intelligence
functions
.
2.0
Specific Tasks
(FY
f 82
)
2.1
Bring remote viewing abilities
of
at
least
three individuals
to
a point where data are
at
least
60% accurate.
2.1.1
Demonstrate
the
60% accuracy,
at
the
close
of
the
year,
on
a
series
of
real operational targets.
2.1.2
Evaluate foreign literature and assess how close other nations
are
to having
a remote viewing capability.
2.2
Review and evaluate all
foreign research on psi and prepare
series
of reports
on the capabilities
of
the
leading nations.
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2.2.1
Evaluate the credibility of foreign psi and report
that which
is real and that which
is only claimed but
cannot
be verified.
2.2.2
Give particular attention to those developments
in foreign
psi work that show applications potential and which have potential
for use
by the military and/or intelligence communities
.
s
.3
.
Examine potential
countermeasure to
psi
phenomena.
y 2.3.1
Remote viewing seems
to have
the
most
immediate value as
an
intelligence tool.
It should,
therefore,
be given the highest priority
in searching for methods
blocking its application and neutralizing
it
as
a collection tool.
“'2.3.2
The countermeasure tool will be demonstrated at
the close
of
the fiscal
year.
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. 3
. 3
Iniatiate investigations
of
countermeasures
to other selected
psi
phenomena.
2.4
Prepare
a report
that matches intelligence functions with psi
phenomena
(i.e., which intelligence function can benefit from which psi
ability)
.
/2 .5
Develop computerized data system and input
all
psi data derived
by contractor and when available that derived
by other psi
data generating
orgazinations
.
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