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MEMORANDUM
FOR:
ADCSOPS-HUMI NT
March
1982
SUBJECT:
Briefing
for
IC-GDIP
Staff
(U)
1.
( FOUO )
On
March
1982
from
1000-1330 hours
an
information
briefing
concerning
X NS COM
1 s ,
GRILL
FLAME
Program was
presented
at
Building
T-2561.
Attendees
were:
OACSI:
LTC
Carl
Jordan
MAJ
Gerald
Fox
2.
(C)
Topics
covered
during
the
briefing
were:
a.
Different
roles
of
INSCOM
and
DIA
in
the
GRILL
FLAME
Program
(Incl
1).
b.
History
of
INSCOM* s
involvement
in
GRILL
FLAME.
*
c.
Completed
projects
-
Requestors
evaluation.
d.
Completed
projects
-
Still
under
evaluation
by
requestors
.
3.
.(S)
The
briefing
was
well
received.
The participants
questions
concerning
target technique,
project
tasking
and
_
project management
were
all
satisfactorily
answered.
Considerable
discussion
took
place
concerning
the
project
cycle,
i
. e
.
,
tasking,
operations,
report
preparation
and
forward
to
requestor,
and
external
contracts especially
those
with
SRI
International.
4.
(FOUO)
IC
staffers
made
the
following
comments:
a.
Army
needs
to
do
has
a
viable
project
whi
staffers
to
possibly
;o
do
a
better
job
in
"selling
itself."
Army
which
should
be
briefed
to
other
selective
include
selective
Congressional
and
0MB
staf
m
staffers
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T/ 30 MAR Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060020-2 SGFOIA3 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 29 March 1982 SUBJECT: Visit of LTC Hartzel, INSCOM Staff Psychologist 1. LIC Hartzel requested that weekly group meetings be scheduled beginning 2 April 1982. Purpose of meetings is in response to suggestions made at an earlier date to openly discuss mutual problems and resolve possible misunder- standings. All personnel (Management, OPS and TNG) are requested to attend to enhance unit esprit de corps. 2. LIC Hartzel requested that bi-weekly meetings«with source personnel be scheduled. (Done) 4, LTC Hartzel asked about the feasibility of consulting with "outside" experts. He was told security was main problem. 5. LIC Hartzel asked about funding. Funding was expkained::to him. 6. LIC Hartzel informed the group that he was working with the undersigned in preparation for Monroe training. 7. LIC Hartzel requested he be invited to attend sessions for purpose of observation. 8. After LTC Hartzel left, the group felt disappointed, They felt as though they had been serviced by a whore who cared little for them and had a schedule to keep. 9. Where was LTC Jachim? (He did not know LTC Hartzel was in the area.) “FREDERICK H. ATWATER CPT, MI TING OFFICER Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060020-2
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SGFOIA3
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
29 March 1982
SUBJECT:
Visit of LTC Hartzel,
INSCOM Staff Psychologist
1.
LTC Hartzel requested that weekly group meetings be scheduled beginning
2 April 1982.
Purpose of meetings is in response to suggestions made at
an
earlier date to openly discuss mutual problems and resolve possible misunder-
standings.
All personnel
(Management,
OPS and TNG)
are requested to attend
to enhance unit
esprit
de corps.
2.
LTC Hartzel requested that bi-weekly meetings-i'with source personnel be
scheduled.
(Done)
4.
LTC Hartzel asked about the feasibility of consulting with "outside"
experts.
He was told security was main problem.
5.
LTC Hartzel asked about funding.
Funding was explained ;to him.
6.
LTC Hartzel informed the group that
he was working with the undersigned
in preparation for Monroe training.
7.
LTC Hartzel requested he be invited to attend sessions for purpose of
observation.
8.
After LTC Hartzel
left, the group
felt disappointed.
They felt as though
they had been serviced
by
a whore who cared little for them and had
a schedule
to keep.
9.
Where was LTC Jachim?
(He did not know LTC Hartzel was in the area.)
FREDERICK
H.
ATWATER
CPT,
MI
TNG OFFICER
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b2 ‘Ici Wiinis PbdL00788R001200060023-9 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY US ARMY ADMINISTRATIVE SURVEY DETACHMENT US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 207585 IASV-G . 23 February 1982 SUBJECT: Request for Indoctrination Authorization (U) Commander Detachment G US Army Operational Group Fort Meade, MD 20755 1. (C) Reference: Meeting and discussion of LTC's Jachim, Project GRILL FLAME; Hartzell, Command Psychologist, USAINSCOM; and Smay, Great Skill (GS) Program on 22 February 1982, 2. (U) During reference, the possibilities of expanded usage of GS personnel in support of Project GRILL FLAME (GF) was discussed and deemed beneficial to both the GS program and GF project. 3. (U) Also discussed was the benefit to GF of using GS division recruiters to expand GF's access to Army MI personne] by permitting plausible and indirect access to MI warrant officers and non-commissioned officers, a here- tofore relatively untapped source of potential GF operatives. Commander, USAASD, on 23 February, concurred in the use of GS division personnel in the course of their recruiting duties to spot, approach and do a preliminary , assessment of persons seeming to be suited for Project GF. 4, (C) To accomplish successfully the matters proposed in paragraphs 2 and 3 above, request the following GS division personnel receive a general indoctri- nation of the mission/functions of Project GRILL FLAME and a description of the personnel profile against which GF operatives are identified and recruited: Major Richard Hutchison -CW4 Peter Conway ~SGM Harry Kreger 5. (C) Association of the undersigned with Military Intelligence js classified CONFIDENTIAL - LIMITED DISTRIBUTION. Low? CLASSIFIED BY: ACSI,DA LAME ( REVIEW ON: 23 Feb 2002 DONALD R. SMAY EXTENDED BY: CDR,INSCOM LTC, MI REASON: 2.301.c.3 Chief, Great Skill Division Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060023-9
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
US ARMY ADMINISTRATIVE SURVEY DETACHMENT
US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND
2075S
IASV-G
SUBJECT:
Request for
Indoctrination Authorization
(U)
23 February 1982
Commander
Detachment
G
US Army Operational
Group
Fort Meade,
MD
20755
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Meeting
and discussion
of LTC's
Jachim,
Project GRILL
FLAME;
Hartzell,
Command Psychologist,
USAINSC0M;
and Smay,
Great Skill
(GS)
Program
on 22 February 1982.
2.
(U)
During reference,
the possibilities
of expanded usage of GS personnel
;
nJ
uK
0r
Jc
0f Pr0ject GRILL FLAME
(GF)
was
^'scussed
and deemed beneficial
to
both the GS program
and GF project.
3.
(U)
Also discussed was
the benefit
to GF
of using GS division recruiters
to expand GF
s
access
to Army MI
personnel
by permitting plausible
and
indirect
access
to MI warrant officers
and non-commissioned officers,
a here-
ncAAcn
re
a«
V
r
I! untapped source of potential
GF operatives.
Commander,
USAASD,
°n
23 February,
concurred
in the
use
of GS division personnel
in the
course of
their recruiting duties
to spot,
approach
and do
a preliminary
assessment
of persons
seeming to
be suited for Project GF.
'
4.
(C)
To accomplish successfully the matters proposed
in paragraphs
and
above,
request the following GS division personnel
receive
a general
indoctri-
nation of the mission/functions
of Project GRILL FLAME
and
a description of
the personnel
profile
against which
GF operatives
are
identified
and
recruited:
Major Richard Hutchison
1--CW4 Peter Conway
kSGM Harry Kreger
5.
(C)
Association
of
the undersigned with Military
classified CONFIDENTIAL
- LIMITED DISTRIBUTION.
Intelligence
CLASSIFIED
BY:
ACSI.DA
REVIEW
ON:
23 Feb 2002
EXTENDED
BY:
CDR.INSCOM
REASON:
2. 301. c.
DONALD
R.
SMAY /
LTC,
MI
X
Chief,
Great
Skill
Division
is
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IAGPC-G
02 February
1902
MEMORANDUM FOR LTC JACHIM
SUBJECT:
ABC News,
Channel
13,
Evening Edition,
01 February
1982.
"Finally ABC News has learned that the U.S.
Defense Department
used Clairvoyance
in an effort
to find Doizer.
This is
the first
known
time that
the Defense Department has used what is known as
parapsychology
in
an ongoing military investigation,
and the first
known time
these methods have been used against terrorists.
The
American embassy
in Rome received
a number
of messages from the Pent-
agon with parapsychological information on the alledged location of
Doizer,
which was
turned over
to the Italian Police
for
checking.
For example;
a Defense Department Medium had visualized
a quiet farm
house outside Verona with
a river running near
it,
and the medium had
even conjured up a vision of
the room in which Doizer was being held.
Italian Police raided
a number of farm houses that fit
the mediums
vision at
gun point,
and in one found
an
Italian businessman spending
a quiet weekend with his lady friend.
Other raids were carried out
by
Italian police based on Parapsychological information provided by the
pentagon but with no results.
It was not mediums but hard police work
which finally turned up the hide out where General Doizer was held for
42 days."
(Pierre Salinger
- ABC News
-
Rome,
Italy)
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SG1J SG1J Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060037-4 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 26 January 1982 SUBJECT: a FLAME Budget FY 82-87 (U) 1.  (FOUO) Ps DIA called 22 January 1982. He was preparing a background paper for the Director, DIA and. wanted our Budget for FY 82 and estimates for FY 83 through FY 87. I told him I would have to talk to our (HUMINT) Budget people before I could give him those numbers. I also told him I doubted a projection for FY 84 - 87 existed, 2. (U) On 25 January 1982 (a.m), contacted CPT Rittenburg. His guidance: use latest FY 82 figures sent to DCSRM and our FY83 COB projections. SG1J 3. .(U) On 25 January 1982 (a.m.),contacted [Illi and provided data for FY82 and FY83. Informed him I had no FY 84-87 projections. 1 Incl ROBERT J. JACHIM FY82-83 Figures LTC, MI sent to DCSRM GRILL FLAME Project Manager FOR Ub boi sad od On g@ / Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060037-4
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SGI J
MEMORANDUM
FOR
THE
RECORD
January
1982
SUBJECT:
DIA-GRILL
FLAME
Budget
FY
82-87
(U)
1.
(FOUO)
DIA
called
January
1982.
He
was
preparing
a background
paper
for
the
Director,
DIA
and wanted
our
Budget
for
FY
and
estimates
for
FY
through
FY
87.
I
told
him
I
would
have
to
talk
to
our
(HUMINT)
Budget
people
before
I
could
give
him
those
numbers.
I
also
told
him
I
doubted
a
projection
for
FY
-
existed.
2.
(U)
On
January
1982
(a.m.),
contacted
CPT
Rittenburg.
His
guidance:
use
latest
FY
figures
sent
to
DCSRM
and
our
FY83
COB
projections.
3.
(U)
On
January
1982
( a .m. ), contacted
provided
data
for
FY82
and
FY83.
Informed
h
projections.
R.vJOCUi/wv.
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC
,
MI
GRILL
FLAME
Project
Manager
I ncl
FY82-83
Figures
sent
to
DCSRM
and
im
I
had
no
FY
84-87
np Us
it
muu min
- ol
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FY
CIV
PAY
72.
TDY
13.
RENT
2.
EQUIP
MAINT
1.
CONTR
125.
SPLY
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ESTIMATE
BUT
PROVIDED
BREAK
OUT
OF
PEOPLE
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Approved For Releagé2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788001200060039-2 MEMORANDUM FOR: ADCSOPS-HUMINT 18 January 1982 SUBJECT: Objectives for 1982 4, Conduct formal review of operational security: a, Request a special access program feasibility study be done: 15 February 198¢ b. Formalize existing procedures into written SOP's: 1 April 1982, Develop increased analytical support: a. Request ADP/Word Processing equipment: 1 March 1982, b. Improve targeting techniques: 1 June 1982, c. Revise reporting: 1 August 1982, Develop continuity plans: a. Update military and civilian job descriptions: 1} september 1982, b. Formalize recruitment plan: 1 October 1982. c. Establish operations officer position: 1 March 1982. Implement an ongoing training program: Evaluate existing initial and ongoing training; identify additional training sources: 7 May 1982, ROBERT J, JACHIM LTC, MI GRILL FLAME Project Manager = Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060039-2
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
18 January
1982
SUBJECT:
Objectives for
1982
1.
Conduct formal
review of operational
security:
a.
Request
a special
access program feasibility study be done:
15 February
1982
b.
Formalize existing procedures
into written SOP's:
1 April
1982.
2.
Develop
increased analytical
support:
a.
Request ADP/Word Processing equipment:
March
1982.
b.
Improve targeting techniques:
June
1982,
c.
Revise reporting:
August
1982.
3.
Develop continuity plans:
a.
Update military and civilian job descriptions:
1 September
1982.
b.
Formalize recruitment plan:
October
1982.
c.
Establish operations officer position:
March
1982.
4.
Implement
an ongoing training program:
Evaluate existing
initial
and ongoing training;
identify additional
training sources:
May
1982.
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC,
MI
GRILL FLAME Project Manager
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Vice President
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DIVISION
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Vice President
SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
DIVISION
DAVID A. JOHNSON
Vice President
ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT
DIVISION
EARLE D. JONES
Vice President
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY DIVISION
DAVID H. BRANDIN
Vice President
RADIO PHYSICS
LABORATORY
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SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT
SYSTEMS TECHNIQUES
LABORATORY
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001 2001100034, 25 SeghP PROPOSED Statement of Work - General Title: Investigation of large-scale psychokinetic (PK) effects. Basic Goals: lL. To determine if large-scale psychokinetic (PK) effects are possible and to determine threat potential. 2. To determine if PK effects can have application potential, Objectives: 1. Investigate if PK can influence various material samples and electronic components. . 2. Determine if PK influences can extend to long distances. 3. Determine if any methods or techniques can be developed to enhance possible effects (eg., use of multiple subjects on a given task, use of EEG syncronization techniques, etc.). 4. Determine if PK interactions could have potential for inducing "images" on sensitive display devices or photographic material. Images investigated should range from "spontaneous" to controlled (ie., pre-selected targets). Technical Approachr 1. Appropriate instrumentation for measuring and recording possible effects must be employed. Some instrumentation would measure gross observables (strain gauge, etc.), others would measure possible internal dynamics (eg., acoustical sensors). In addition, instrumentation for determining environmental artifacts must be included. Most initial experiments should be conducted in shielded environments whenever possible. 2, Examples of material or electronic components as candidate PK targets could include: - quantum devices (surface acoustic wave (SAW), Josephson junction, QUID's, etc.) - liquid crystals -. magnetic bubble devices ~ magnetic tapes - fiber optics - photographic film (visual, IR) - various metallic and non-metallic samples - various components (computers, gyros, guidance systems, etc.) Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200110003-5
Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200110003-5 NOTE: 1. Specific technical objectives will be selected to best match prior experience of the candidate laborabory. Detailed, step-by-step tasking will be developed later. 2. At this point in time, the following facilities will be considered for initial PK investigations: 2, Lawrence Livermore Lab (Mr Hawke) : sci 4, SRI 3. Final selection will depend on available resources, time~phasing, and other © issues, So Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200110003-5