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#14:
You're doing very
good now.
#36:
It's high windows here...
#14:
You're doing very well.
I want you
to describe everything
you see here,
and now you can tell me about the windows.
Where are these windows located?
#36:
I don't know,
I just saw them above me, above my head, but
higher than. ..real high windows,
I. ..there's bars. ..bars
on
this window anyway.
They go straight through the door...
straight through the door.
There's about a 30 inch inden-
tation
in the wall
to my right. . .shaped like a kitchen
cabinet...
It* s dark colored.
. .electric wires.
.
.
Ah...
I
think it's some kind of a... I feel that it's some kind
of communications thing here,
uh...
#14:
You're doing great.
You're doing very well.
Please con-
tinue just as you're
going.
#36:
It's not
a very big room...
#14:
Look to your left.
Tell me what you see on your
left.
#36:
I
saw... I
said table,
but then
I
see something that looks
like a... a bunk,
or
a couch
or something...
Looks like a...
a brown couch like thing
I
think.
. .table here somewhere.
Oh,
well,
I guess near the door.
Oh,
there's
a closet here,
uh...
It's kind of specialized,
it...
#14:
I want you now,
as you're looking to your left to look across
the floor.
Pay attention to the floor.
Describe what
is
in the middle of the floor...
#36:
Ah. ...I'm seeing
a lot
of stuff that reminds me of glass,
you know,
that translucent,
airy,
reflective color that you
can't make up your mind if it's silver
or glass.
Flicker
imagery tells me it's that quality.
I thought the...
also thought there was. . .something extending down from the
overhead
as well.
I thought
it was some kind of a work
station of some kind,
but
I
can't dope it out.
And the
closet to my
left it was,
it didn't seem like it was for,
for coats.
Seemed to have vertical slots
in
it,
like...
don't know.
It's not for coats.
#14:
Okay.
I want you to walk
in
to the closet.
#36:
Hell,
I
can't...
It's,
it's
a door with storage bins and
shelves and things,
no coat hanger.
#14:
Can you describe the types of things that are
on the
shelves?
#36:
Some
of
'em are tubular things.
. .small,
uh, small parts
of
some
kind.
Seem like... seem like one
or two bins have got
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i bes. 4 rial a Approved For Release 20029 #47 RB-RoP96-00788R001300240001-2 the flow and, rather than a two party program, there would be simply a DoD program. This would allow the participants and the monitor to make instant adjustments and changes in the program as they are deemed appropriate. What we actually have, however, is shown in Figure 9(b), The principle difference is that the sponsors retain their identity throughout the data flow and function as a union only in the sharing of data developed by the contractors, hee Monitoring . hal “e ah? Again, as initially proposed, the monitor would be watching over a ess single DoD program and reporting to the participants [Figure 10(a)]. He . » Joe would serve to interpret the project to the researchers and report the nee (@ findings to the participants, As such, there would be no Army, or DIA . ws programs, only a DoD program, What exists at the present is shown in asthe ", Figure 10(b). Again each organization maintains its identity throughout “ee pl the cycle with the results of the research being shared at the end of the owe cycle, The monitor then in effect monitors an Army program and a DIA Sarcan program. oo \ . Now that we have looked at the program it would be useful to examine net the project in terms of the work thus far completed (Figure 11). The DIA portion of the contract is being used to develop and evaluate a procedure that could result in much greater accuracy and reliability of remote viewing. In addition DIA funds are being used to assist us in evaluating foreign research, to explore the development of an automated data base management system, and to look at countermeasures, Details of these projects are provided in Section II, Under the Army portion of the contract there are two projects, audio analysis and targeting. As Army funds have not yet arrived at SRI, work ‘ . ) wow has not yet begun in these areas, af RO Work \nrat a. gu ' in Vall Can Cobre ‘be one {eo \ow - on SECRET worlt | Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001300240001-2 20
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ECRET C Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200440001-9 (S/NF) and how it actually functioned. The areas pursued in FY 1981 are listed on Table 5. Details on the accomplishments for FY 1981 can be found in FY 1981 DoD Grill Flame Report, November 1981. In brief, however, SRI developed an RV training procedure and transferred it to three experienced viewers. An intelligence study on Soviet psychoenergetics was written and one on China was begun. Initial steps were taken toward the development of an RV data base management system and a list of possible countermeasures was compiled. In audio analysis, a target-—independent audio/linguistic measure was correlated with RV accuracy. Some progress was made on the targeting issue, but as it was seen to be a very difficult problem, it was reported that it would require several more years of research before a result could be expected. In addition to the above tasks, approximately 16 operational remote viewings were completed at SRI. Table 5 (U) FY 1981 RESEARCH AREAS Reliability of RV/OP Targets Intelligence Assessment Feasibility of data base management for RV data RV Countermeasures UNCLASSIFIED B. (U) FY 1982 (S/NF) Before the FY 1982 Program is discussed, several points should be made with regard to the participants in the joint program. The overall goal for both was to develop the capability to do high-quality, high- resolution remote viewing of operational targets of intelligence interest. When one examines the tasks pursued over the three years, the common thread that runs throughout the research would have led to the development of this capability. Initially, however, the DIA and INSCOM efforts appear to have diverged. INSCOM had only one mission, to explore those factors that would improve the functioning of their existing in-house operational SECRET Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200440001-9
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#36:
Straight vertical.
Wait a minute
Thought there was a kind of a parapet,
I guess that’s the
word you use,
around the top.
But I
felt... I felt there
.
was some slope to that roof.
What in the hell I did it in that
darn corner for?
I guess I musta draw something else here.
Anything else.
#14:
Uh, why don't you label these tilings if you can, what,
whatever-
#36 :
Oh,
heck,
I don't know what they were.
They were just little,
uh. .
.
#L4:
Okay, where did you feel this antenna was located?
#36 :
Well,
I was standing here... and I felt the antennae off to
the left of where I was standing.
, Um. ...Okay.
I just don't
know where it was. in (mumble)
#L4:
Okay, why don't you label the drawings there "roof"
Okay.
#36 :
Anything else?
#L4:
(Mumbling).
#36 :
Didn't know where it was half the time.
#L4:
Very good.
End of session.
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SG1B Approved For Release 2000/06 RE POP I6-00789R002200440001-9 (S/NF) RV group. Targeting, audio analysis, and training members of their in-house group, all fit well within their mission. The DIA, however, had three missions: e Prepare for developing an in-house capability e Identify countermeasures to psychoenergetic phenomena e Evaluate and report psychoenergetics research in foreign countries. (C) Figures 2la and 22 depict these missions and the program’s development over the entire three years. (U) Funding problems again reduced the amount of work that was done. The amount of money was not the only problem, it was the late date at which it arrived. The DIA FY 1982 money arrived on 10 February 1982, and the Army funds on 6 August 1982. This meant that for nearly five months the project was paid for on SRI overhead. The point should not be belabored, but its effect on the amount (and sometimes the quality) of the work should be noted. (3/NF) The FY 1982 research projects were, for the most part, follow-on efforts to the FY 1981 research. In the RV enhancement program, research on training procedures was continued and the task of transferring the technology was begun. Instead of training experienced remote viewers, as in FY 1981, SRI trained novice viewers. Several of them were Army personnel who were to be members of the INSCOM in-house RV team. (C) During FY 1982, one of the most difficult problems in the field of psychoenergetics was probed: how do you evaluate the results of a remote viewing session? Nothing else can proceed in a normal way until researchers can measure their results. Only then can they detect the effect of altering the variables. In FY 1982, a procedure having three distinct phases was developed: 44 CRET Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200440001-9
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large glass
X
doors with inset work
on frame,
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or oval opening over the doors.
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Source stated that inside the entrance was
a dark gray or black marble
seats
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on the left,
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Source stated that beyond the swinging doors was
a T-shaped intersection
with
,a corridor going out to the left and to the right.
Source also mentioned
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hut was
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source
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desired target.
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ground
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there
was
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the
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