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See imeneaal 177 FOREIGN DISCLOSURE DATA _ B. FOREIGN DISCLOSURE AUTHORITY DECISION A. EVALUATORS RECOMMENDATION (select one only) (select one only) EK RELEASABLE EVALUATION NOT REQUESTED EVALUATION IS NOT RELEASABLE oO PARA(S) _» ABOVE, IS/ARE RELEASABLE. TO THE GOVT(S) OF cette seinen meet CT AE I A 42] EVALUATION IS NOT RELEASABLE co NON-CAVEATED PORTIONS OF THIS EVAL, AS | INDICATED, MAY BE REL TO THE AUTH REPS | OF THE GOVT(S) OF AT THE DISCRETION OF THE ORIGINATOR. lid. CVALUATOR'S OFFICE | 20. SECURITY INSTRUCTIONS | SYMBOL (DOWNGRADING, DECLASSIFICATION, AND SPECIAL MARKINGS) 18. EVALUATOR'S NAME JIMMY N. WEBSTER TAX-0-SR “T3537 TRIGINATON OF REQUEST FOR INFORMATION oT. DAIL EVALUATLD 123. (Signature of evaluator me ! SG1J |
Apporevedifer Release22000/08/07 :GIA+¥RDR96-06788R0004001 ASSETS USED TARGETING KNOWLEDSE PROV roc 10 EFDBACK TG SOURCE DATES KEY RESULTS PROVIDED ANALYST SESSION | SQU ROE, NATERTAL UTILIZED |. TTETENE? Fo 2 SESSION FOLLOWING SESSTON SESSION No FORWARDED BY THE SOURCE COMBE Ln al 16.1 Cen coordinates & i Geo coordinates & a request NONE _ |The analyst stated | that :"We have no a request for a ; | information to confim ‘for a description of the description of the areaarea surrounding those _ | i coordinates. 4 Tt surrounding those presence of ship. ____| coordinates. ‘detection, black hull, i The analyst also sug9 SG1B ‘NOTE: This is the second i : | ____|red gunnel, white super- lested that:"Based itime this interviewer has _ jt istructure. Several on sources apparent | ox ..iwsiiisd ‘worked this project. | NOTE: This is the firstPrevious session was _ {D-70. Coordinates are | ) eked thie project. a di area, | | | ___lfunction is detection. }& number of unit." i | _ __— ft right mast Like shart |He further suggested | | | | a j TO extends through super-_|that the source shoud factive antenni_on super-|access he should have i = " istructure, all kinds of [been able to provide ship number and type ishapes. Most important — istructure to bilge, _ i take pictures. _ | | ‘Deciphering device NOTE:Analyst was not i __. ‘surrounds _shaft .Window (GF cleared at this | | fo | | _ | llike device in bottom _|time.Balance of ee ee _ _ _ "near gtern,Can see thru janalyst comments | oo __ __| ythe ocean floor.Crew aa classified | be 2 ; . | aoe : | — _ i —_— —_——— —— — [forms are blue with red TS/CW are stored in | ae ee _ [4 including a red ssa Facility. CLASSIFIED BY 9516302 JUL 78 MSG, HODA (DAMI-1SH) PATE PROJECT NUMBER CLOSED: 27 Mar 81 TASKING AGENC CRD/ITAC REVIEW ON: Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788ROU
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DATE PROJECT NUMBER CLOSED:
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primary mission of in-
terest as picking up
a
specific piece of cargo
which appeared
to be
some kind of tracked
vehicle surrounded by
a
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granular stuff piled on
top of
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Source says
that this mission will
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PROJECT NUMBER: 9933 ENTRY DATE: 23 September 1980 oF tues Ye aPPe roved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000400120028-6 ASSETS USED TARGETING EDGE PROVIDED Ta FEEDBACK TO SOURCE DATES KEY RESULTS PROVIDED AN ees SESSION , SOURCE, MATERIAL UTILIZED INTERVIEWER FOR SESSION | FOLLOWING SESSIGN SESSION | FOI FORWARDED BY THE SOURCE COMMENTS ; The interviewer was aware | i ' | i DCC18i #19.5 | Prior to the session On 30 Mareh 1981, source source was told he _ | of the overall scenario, _ [states that the ship is! ___| would be required to g@ but was unaware of the { | _ taking on cargo. He i describes the cargo as | : | back in time to 30 | | details concerning this __ i , i | |March 1981. He was | project. 4 { . shown several drawings! a tanks with big guns. _ | I ' Lon 2 April 1981, source! ‘describes the ships lo- | from his previous ses-| _| sion on that date | | (see DEC=13). During | _ | __ |__| port facility, perhaps | | the session, source _ __ | __ | ; somewhere in Greece. a i | | Source described the [cation as being at a _ jwas asked to describe | pe Me pa ct j overall "deal" as a suc cess, but he Felt that | there was something of |— | the activities of the 7 SGiA Tso March. on He was also| | value missing from the piece of equipment. CLASSIFIED BY 5} e302 ; JUL 78 MSG, HQDA (DAMI-ISH) DATE PROSECT NUMBER CLOSED: 15 April 1981 TASKING AGENCY: ACSI REVIEW ON: July 2001 on f — ADIT T We ARE Reset ae ay ivetsbs F Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000400120028-6
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Approved For Release 200@S@ear€asigufelib P96-00788R001300240001-2 SRI CONTRACT @® AUDIO ANALYSIS @® RELIABILITY OF RV/OP TARGETS @ TARGETING @ INTELL ASSESSMENT ® DBM FEASIBILITY @ COUNTERMEASURES FIGURE 1] CURRENT PROGRAM 24 SECREF Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001300240001-2
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cClEROEss 00788R000400250001-1 TARGET CUING INFORMATION REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION CD-84 “1, (S/NOFORN) Prior to the session the viewer wag shown the attached photograph and told that the individual was named SG1A ~ ee "Nor RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS. Approved For Release 2000/@3i0 »00788R000400250001-1
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Approved For Release 2000/@6#96 RORAFRDP96-00789R002200440001-9 C. (U) The Third Year--FY 1988 (S/NF) For FY 1988 the Army funding was reduced from the expected $2.3 million to $1.15 million, and the Army Medical R&D Command expressed its intent of providing no additional funds for psychoenergetics research. The DIA, however, is holding $1 million to continue the research in FY 1989. The following tasks were completed in FY 1988: a. Identify New and Excellent Remote Viewers. To accomplish this task 196 individuals were screened using the video disk technology and protocol that were developed during FY 1987. of the 196, 16 were selected for second-stage screening and two produced excellent results and have been invited to join the research effort as part-time viewers. b. Determine Physiological Indicators of RV: SG1A a second experiment, the attempt was to determine 1 was significant alpha blocking as a result of a remote visual stimulus. The three participants all demonstrated significant changes in Alpha power across the remote stimulus boundary, of the six participants in the first experiment some did exhibit a response to a remote stimulus. c. Effects of Robust Feedback on RV Quality Of the targets looked at, the ones from the natural category elicited better remote viewing d. Effects of Hypnosis on RV Quality To test this, the remote viewing sessions were conducted while the viewers were in a hypnotic trance. The results were not statistically significant. e. Mental Noise in Binary Psychoenergetic Task The statistical data suggest that some sources of mental noise was detected by the experiment. f. Fuzzy Set RV Analysis This methodology shows much promise for judging the amount of correct information in a remote viewing session. 58 SECRET Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200440001-9
Oa AOTC CRREOTIRREROT ONE ONNPNES Oe EEE OR REED UNE POnNe AU VIC TIRES Seer cn Een PTE. POT ee Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230005-5 (SLIDE 12 OFF) (SLIDE 13 ON) i 5 TT TS INEXPENSIVE TE PRINCIPAL COST OF REMOTE VIEWING COLLECTION 1S THE PEOPLE INVOLVED, THERE IS NO EXPENSIVE HARDWARE, AND LASTLY, THERE 1S NO KNOWN DEFENSE TIME. TARGET SIZE-OR DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY ALL HAVE NO APPARENT EFFECT ON COLLECTION BY REMOTE VIEWING, EVEN CONCEPTUALIZED PLANS HAVE BEEN COLLECTED AGAINST PRIOR TO THEIR ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATION, U REMOTE VIEWING HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY USED AGAINST SEVEN CATEGORIES OF TASKING, FIVE ARE DESCRIBED IN THE PROJECT BOOK AND ARE COLOR CODED FOR EASY REFERENCE. THEY ARE; 1, PENETRATION OF INACCESSIBLE TARGETS (BLACK TAB) 2. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION (RED TAB) 3, CUING OF OTHER INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION SYSTEMS (YELLOW TAB) 4, IMMINENT HOSTILITIES (BLUE TAB) 5, DETERMINATION OF NUCLEAR FROM NON-NUCLEAR TARGETS (GREEN TAB) pot cee ( rena Wola A Bog Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700230005-5 NOY RELEASABIE TO TORF ICN NATIONALS
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Approved For Release 2000/08 ef RDP96-00789R002200440001-9 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 @e Selection and screening for remote viewers ® Further research on using hypnosis in the RV process 59 SECRET Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200440001-9
Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1 (8) The “power spectra” of the pre- and post-stimulus time averages were computed. (We recognize that a power spectrum of a time average is not an accurate representation of the average power spectrum, however it is an indicator of phase shift.) D. Monte Carlo Calculations The analysis of CNS activity has always been problematic, because alpha bursts lasting from 0.1 to a few seconds occur at random intervals. From a statistical point of view, the data fail to satisfy at least two underlying assumptions of the usual statistical methods (e.g., ANOVA and MANOVA). Most standard statistical tests assume that all samples of the data are independent. MANOVA can be configured to remove this particular assumption, nonetheless, it and the other tests assume that the process under study is stationary; that is, whatever the statistical properties are, they remain constant over time. In other words, the measured properties should not depend upon when the activity is sampled. CNS time series data do not satisfy either of these assumptions. To avoid these difficulties, and to obtain probability estimates of the observed RMS phase shifts, we adopted a simple Monte Carlo approach. In the usual statistical analysis, the phase shift is compared to an ideal distribution, or its likelihood of occurrence is computed using some nonparametric technique. Both techniques attempt to determine the degree to which the observed phase shift is exceptional, given the universal set of all possible data. The Monte Carlo method that we used, however, can only determine the degree to which the observed phase shift is exceptional, given the available data sample. The general Monte Carlo procedure is as follows: (1) Using the same timing algorithm to create the original RS, generate N sets of M stimuli, where M is the number of original RS. (2) For each pass (1. .N), compute the RMS phase shift averaged over M remote stimuli. (3) Sort the resulting N values to form the RMS phase shift distribution in the given data sample. (4) Compute the probability that the observed value would be as large (or larger), given a repeated random sample of the data. Note that this p-value is not the probability that the measure is as large, given a different data sample. We have used this technique to compute p-values for the RMS phase shifts throughout this report. 10 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000400260001-0 S wale Report #CD-88, 16 July 1980 21 July 1980 SUBJECT: Interior & Function of U/I Structure(U) 1. (S/NOFORN) The following information is provided in response to USI tasking on the question "What is the function of U/I structure?". TAB C shows the picture of the structure in question. a. (S/NOFORN) Source reported that interior of structure held electronic stuff and that one individual came to this area to service the equipment. Source reported that this individual works downstairs and gains access to this structure via small hatch located on main roof. See drawing 2. b. (S/NOFORN) Source described electronic equipment which he said had configuration of "tibbon candy" (see drawing 4). He stated that antenna rotates in horizontal plane. He felt that elements of this "ribbon candy" were about 1' long and dull grey and they were shapedlike a charcoal starter. They were attached to a single connection which was about 4' long. c. (S/NOFORN) Source reported following other equipment in this structure: (1) Small, low desk which had a box with electronic parts on top of it. (2) Something like a "rolling tool chest". This chest had sliding panels with small boxes inside them. (3) Another small, low desk (green in color). Contains small bulbs and circuits. (4) Inside of structure only has narrow passageway because of boxes on each side. (5) Cannot stand up inside due to overhead antenna. d. (S/NOFORN) Source reported that apparatus looked like a TV antenna, but is not one. He also described randomly spaced, short aluminum tubes (6"-8" in length) protruding from the center post - see drawing >. 2. (S/NOFORN) Source felt very confident concerning his data. 3. (U) Request information evaluation and comments be provided to this office NLT 12 August 1980. Approved For Release eons ebep PRES IG 100280001.
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TARGET CUING
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Prior to
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of the target structure.
He was encouraged
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THE FIVE YEAR PROGRAM (U)
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Ly ‘Approved For Release 2000/0 EIR. DP96-00788R001600160002-7 #66; #08: #66: #08: #66: #08: #663 #08: #66: #08: #66: #08: #66: £08: #66: #08: Approved For Release 2000/08/¢ These things you call blueprints, describe their physical construction, the material. Ah, okay. Extremely long, I believe the distinct impression is that very long, a drafting table, but in length, is as much as 30 or 40 feet, with this plan unfolding almost to the length of the table, so that. that a portion of the plan can be examined in a, within the width of three feet, and for whatever length you want. But then the plan unfolds physically in greater widths. Okay, I'd like to interrupt for a moment and give you some instructions and then have you reaccess the target. Focus intently on this area and these, I assume you have some drawing type thing you' ve discovered here, some drawings of some kind. You've called them blueprints. Yes, blueprints plans. Now, the material on which these things are drawn-- Paper, blue, bluish white paper. All right. Bluish ink. All right. Are there other-- --lines with degrees of lines interrupted lines that mechanical drawing of lines. Are there different colored lines? Dark blue and light blue, heavy lines and fine lines. Now, deeper and deeper, deeper beyond the actual drawings to what the drawings depict. Industrial complex, factory, plant... All right. Moving now from the top floor of the left wing, moving now from the top floor of the left wing, continue to explore the left wing. The middle floor of the sub-offices are the a the smaller groups. There's a storage area in the basement. There's a tube of, tube of a container. I think the storage area for the, for the plans used in that wing, is in the...It's below the street level (mumble). P96-00788R001600160002-7
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