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Approved For Release 2001/03/07 5 ClIA;RDP96-00789R003000020015-45 by Jack Houck The PK Parties have been extremely successful because more than 85% of the nearly 1,000 attendees have experienced the metal becoming warm and soft in their hands. The PK Parties are also replicable because more than 75 parties, run by other individuals have produced the same level of SUCCess. Many people ask "What are you gGing to do with the things you are learning at PK Parties?" and "What is the purpose of bending silverware?" This paper is an attempt to answer both questions. First the PK Parties are the first reliable and replicable experiment in paranormal phenomena. Thus they provide a tremendous opportunity to conduct controlled experiments within an ongoing PK Party. I have been conducting an increasing number of these controlled experiments and believe that significant learning is taking place. Furthermore, so much can be learned about people from the parties. Even though I have no training in psychology, I feel that I have learned much about people and how ta help them experience the unusual. The PK Parties have been useful as a method of finding people with exceptional abilities. However the parties clearly demonstrate that everyone can da these unusual things. It is true that some people are more capable than others. The analogy I use is that it is like tennis. There are natural athletes. If you give one a tennis racket and he only plays tennis once a year, he will always be an average tennis player. However if this natural athlete were to take the game seriously and train with lessons and much Practice, he could become an excellent player. Even a non-athlete can become a reasonable tennis player with training. To date, identifying excellent metal benders has not produced any exceptional feats. Once I gathered a group of better than average metal benders together for an attempt at remote bending of an object with no ane touching it. Nothing happened. I suspect part of the problem was that each wanted to be the "star" and they were not atle to work together coherently. Even after SO PK Parties I am still learning how to run them better and learning about the phenomena by observing what happens. Most importantly, I enjoy seeing others experience bending metal and finding for themselves that even they can do something that previously they had thought was either magic (fraud) or was something only “special people" could do. For many this is a real revelation. The people learn that with the right mental attitude and technique, they can do anything! They also learn that everyone is a “special person." I have found that people who experience bending metal for themselves realize that our current physics does not explain everything and it gets their attention sce that at Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000020015-1
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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RD POG. DAciQR@OSOU0U 4 0004-1 "Kaman Tempo A DIVISION OF KAMAN SCIENCES COAPORATION ALEXANORIA OFFICE 2560 Huntington Avenue, Suite 506 Alexandria, Virginia 22303 Telephone (703) 960-4774 1} July 1982 BG James L. Dozier Veputy Commanding General U.S. Army Armor Center Fort Knox, KY 41121 Vear General Dozier: IT am sure that you have been informed that during the period of your kidnapping there was an effort ede to locate you by psychic techniques. l supported this effort. From open sources, this effort appears to have been ineffective. While 1 have not been part of any post-operation evaluation of this attempt, 1 believe that the effort was ineffective because of problems in hanaling psychic inputs and in obtaining feedback from the field. Until the Department of Defense develops a positive policy of using psychic inputs, these types of problems will remain. A seccnd problem area can be addressed with or without a full Do policy on the matter. I firmly believe that if properly trainea, a kidnapped victim can silently and effectively act as a beacon for psychic reception. The training would be brief and simple. This is all very straightforward and well within the knowledge and current theories of psychic phenomena. The concept I propose is called EXTREMIS: EXtrasensory TRacking and EMergency Information System. I would like to discuss EXTREMIS with:you toward the end of having it included in your recommendations for consideration by the Departments of Defense and State of steps to take to prepare Americans stationed overseas who are potential victims of terrorism similar to your kidnapping. Sincerely, . \ 2. vet Ce C.B. Jones CBuics rr: tho Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000040004-1
Kaman Tempo
A
DIVISION
Of
KAMAN
SCIENCES
CORPORATION
ALEXANDRIA OFFICE
2560 Huntington Avenue, Suite 506
Alexandria, Virginia 22303
Telephone (703) 960-4774
I
July
1982
BG
Janies
L.
Dozier
Deputy Commanding General
U.S.
Army Armor Center
Fort Knox,
KY
41121
Dear General
Dozier:
I
am sure
that you
have been
informed
that during
the period
of your
kidnapping
there was
an effort
iflade
to
locate you
by psychic
techniques.
supported
this effort.
From open
sources,
this effort
appears
to
have
been
ineffective.
While
I
have
not
been part
of
any post-operation evaluation
of
this
attempt,
I
believe
that
the
effort was
ineffective
because
of
problems
in
handling psychic
inputs
and
in
obtaining
feedback from the field.
Until
the Department
of Defense develops
a positive policy
of
using psychic
inputs,
these
types
of problems
will
remain.
A
second problem area can
be
addressed with
or without
a
full
DoD
policy
on
the matter.
I
firmly believe
that
if properly trained,
a
kidnapped
victim can
silently
and
effectively
act
as
a
beacon
for psychic
reception.
The training
would
be brief
and
simple.
This
is
all
very
straightforward
and well
within
the knowledge
and current
theories
of
psychic phenomena.
The concept
I
propose
is
cal led
EXTREMIS:
Extrasensory TRacking
arid
EMergericy
Information
System.
I
would
like
to discuss EXTREMIS wittvyou toward
the
end
of
having
it
included
in your
recommendations
for consideration
by
the Departments
of
Defense
and
State
of
steps
to
take
to prepare Americans
stationed overseas
who
are potential
victims
of
terrorism similar
to your
kidnapping.
Sincerely,
C.B.
Jones
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™ Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000040009-6 Kaman Tempo A DIVISION OF KAMAN SCIENCES CORPORATION ALEXANDRIA OFFICE Huntington Bidg., Suite 300 S06 2560 Huntington Ave. Afexaneriay Virginia 22303 April 15, 1981 Commander Systems Exploitation Detachment IAFM-SED (Steve Clemmons) Fort George C. Meade, Maryland 20755 Dear Steve: From the high point of interest last summer when I provided you with the unsolicited proposal designed to provide the Army with an assessment of the "Vulnerabilities of U.S. Army RDT&E Projects to Exploitation of Open Sources for Intelligence," there has been an apparent diminishment of interest to the point where currently I cannot see any Army action at all on the subject. This is disappointing from both a personal and business viewpoint, and while apparently unrecognized in the Army, an important missed opportunity to engage the services of one of the nation's leading psychics in an application of psychic phenomena to intelligence problems. You have stated that money for the project at your detachment was not and currently is not available. Money never will be available unless someone takes the initiative to get it in the organization's budget, or to work hard and convince a higher headquarters to shift money around or to release some discretionary funds. Are you willing to do this? I can help you by briefing the proposal at all levels. It will take a commitment by you or someone else to sell the project. I will work harder than anyone else, but I need someone inside who really wants the project to go. Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000040009-6 wd eed /
i Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000040009-6 ee -2- The scope and direction of the project are completely negotiable. Currently it is well designed to work in a particular area, but I am most willing to redirect and redesign the effort to attack any intelligence or counter- intelligence problem the Army desires. I would like to meet with you and anyone else interested to plan a line of action that will get the project back on track, or to redesign it to meet a more important need. Sincerely, 7 C. B. Jones CBJ:np Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000040009-6
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Kaman Tempo
A
DIVISION
OF
KAMAN
SCIENCES
CORPORATION
ALEXANDRIA OFFICE
Huntington Bldg., Suite 300
2560 Huntington Ave.
Vir9inia 22303
April
15,
1981
Commander
Systems Exploitation Detachment
IAFM-SED
(Steve Clemmons)
Fort George
C.
Meade,
Maryland 20755
Dear Steve:
From the high point
of
interest
last summer when
I
provided you with the
unsolicited proposal
designed
to provide the Army with
an
assessment
of
the
"Vulnerabilities
of
U.S.
Army RDT&E
Projects to Exploitation
of Open Sources
for Intelligence,"
there
has
been
an apparent diminishment
of
interest to the
point where currently
I
cannot
see
any Army action
at
all
on the subject.
This
is disappointing from both
a personal
and business
viewpoint,
and while
apparently unrecognized
in the Army,
an important missed opportunity to engage
the services
of one of the nation's
leading psychics
in
an
application of
psychic phenomena to
intelligence problems.
You have
stated that money for the project
at your detachment was not
and
currently
is
not
available.
Money never will
be available
unless someone
takes the
initiative
to get
it
in the organization's
budget,
or to work
hard
and convince
a higher headquarters
to shift money around or to release some
discretionary funds.
Are you willing
to do
this?
I
can
help you
by briefing
the proposal
at
all
levels.
It will
take
a commitment
by you or someone else to
sell
the project.
I
will
work
harder than
anyone else,
but
I
need
someone
inside who really wants the
project
to
go.
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The scope
and direction
of
the project
are completely negotiable.
Currently
it
is well
designed to work
in
a particular
area,
but
I
am most willing
to
redirect
and redesign the effort to
attack
any intelligence or counter-
intelligence problem the Army desires.
I
would
like
to meet with you
and
anyone else
interested
to plan
a
line of
action that will
get the project
back on track,
or to redesign
it to meet
a
more
important
need.
Sincerely,
C.
B.
Jones
CBJ :np
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SG1J SG1J SG1J Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000070003-9 NSTI TY Tie e° OW a, &, by 7, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.c. 20340-6150 1slt > uy volt Mie, . so) * en? 22 February 1991 “ee of 0 Mr. Don Mitchell Staff Member Senate Select Committee on Intelligence 211 Senate Hart Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510-6475 Dear Don: It was a pleasure meeting you yesterday in conjunction with the update we provided to Senator Glenn and Senator Cohen. You had mentioned that you were not as familiar with the project as perhaps you would like to be. Please accept this as a standing invitation to call upon us to give you any further information you need, to include visiting our facilities and meeting our personnel. | eroreare wotr-send and I all commented after the meeting on how comfortable bo énators made us feel during the presentation and discussions. As we were reviewing aspects of the meeting, we focused on the brief discussion we had on space. Our Space Branch has a number of presentations on Soviet and worldwide space developments that may be of interest to Senator Glenn or you because of his background, and we can specifically tailor any of our material to particular areas of interest to the Senator or you. Please accept this also as a standing invitation to request from us any support in this area or other areas dealing with global scientific and technical intelli ts. Any requests to us should be channeled through DI-3 SG1J [who will promptly notify us of the requirement. Again, it was nice meeting you. If there is anything we can do for you or the Senator, a simple phone call will put everything into motion. When you have a quiet moment with Senator Glenn, please convey our appreciation for the time he gave to hear our presentation and tell him that we all were very honored to meet him. Sincerely, I ( 0 . BRICH ssistant Deputy Director for Scientific and ce Technical Intelligence Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00789R003000070003-9
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20340-6 1 50
22 February
1991
Mr.
Don Mitchell
Staff Member
Senate Select Committee on
Intelligence
211 Senate Hart Office Building
Washington,
D.C.
20510-6475
Dear Don:
SGI J
SGI J
SGI J
It was
a pleasure meeting you yesterday
in conjunction with the update
we provided to Senator Glenn and
Senator Cohen.
You
had mentioned
that you were not as familiar with the project as perhaps you would
like
to
be.
Please accept this
as
a
standing
invitation
to
call
upon
us
to give you any further information you need,
to include visiting
our facilities
and meeting our personnel.
and
I
all
commented after the meeting on
how
comfortable both
Seha'tors made
us
feel
during
the presentation and
discussions.
As
we were reviewing aspects of the meeting,
we focused
on
the brief discussion we had on
space.
Our Space Branch
has
a number
of presentations
on Soviet and worldwide space developments that may
be of interest to Senator Glenn or you because of his background, and
we can
specifically tailor any of our material
to particular areas
of interest to the Senator or you.
Please accept this also as
a standing
invitation
to request from
us any support
in
this area or other areas
dealing with
global
scientific and
technical
intelli gence developments.
Any requests
to
us
should
be channeled through DI-3
who will
promptly notify us of the
requirement.
Again,
it was nice meeting you.
If there
is anything we
can
do for
you or the Senator,
a
simple phone
call
will
put everything into motion.
When you
have
a quiet moment with Senator Glenn,
please convey our
appreciation for the time
he
gave to hear our presentation
and
tell
him that we
all
were very honored
to meet
him.
bcc:
DI-3
Sincerely,
Assistant Deputy Director
J
for Scientific and
Technical
Intelligence
SGI J
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON D.C. 20340-0001
25 February
1991
Mr.
James
H.
Dykstra
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Senate Affairs)
Washington,
D.C.
20301
Dear Jim:
Thank you for arranging our meeting yesterday with Senator
Glenn
and Senator Cohen and for your personal
participation
at the
session.
We were
all
impressed with the very cordial
and comfortable atmosphere that existed during the discussions.
Clearly,
a
very excellent relationship exists between Senator
Cohen
and you,
a tribute to your professionalism and your
fine personality.
In
the coming weeks,
I will
be calling
your office
for an appointment
so
I
can obtain your advice
on
issues
relating
to our project.
Again,
I would
like
to extend to you my best wishes for
continued success
in your career and
to thank you for your
personal
assistance
in matters relating
to our special
project.
In your current position, you can depend
on
us
if you need any briefings or discussions regarding worldwide
scientific and
technical
intelligence developments.
If
you ever get
a quiet moment and
the Senate
is
in
recess,
we would
be very pleased to host you for
a couple
hours
here
to give you
a feeling for the diversity of material
that we handle and
the quality of our people.
From such
a meeting you might gain some perspectives
on
subjects
that would assist you
in fulfilling your challenging responsi-
bilities.
P.S.
Thanks for your
advice
re the notes.
I've included copies
for your info!
J.T.B.
Sincerely,
:rbrich
[stant Deputy Director
)r Scientific and
Technical
Intelligence
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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20340-6150
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9 June
1991
ft
Mr.
C.
Richard
D' Amato
Counsel
for International
and
National
Security Policy
Senate Committee on Appropriations
Subcommittee
on Defense
Washington,
D.C.
20510-6028
Dear Dick:
(U) This
is
a followup
to our meeting and discussion
on
Friday,
June.
The target date
to have our contract signed
is
June.
Although this
has taken
longer than we would
have preferred,
I want
to assure you
that
the
staff has been diligent
in
seeking to expedite
this
important task.
In fact, we completed our statement of work
in December 1990,
but the
administrative,
legal,
and procedural
issues associated with
such
a. complex
and unique contract contributed
to the pace of contract execution.
We
have,
as you undoubtedly suspect,
a complete record of our chronology
in this
regard, which demonstrates that our people
have been proactive
at every opportunity.
However,
the bottom line
is
that the contract will
be
signed this month and everything
is
on track,
particularly since we
are using
R&D funds.
In
fact, we
had obtained authorization
for precontract
costs which
has permitted
us
to undertake
some work while the contract
SGI
details were being finalized.
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I
nail
down
a date and give the briefing,
I will
give
you
a
call
and
let you
know how things went.
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I want you to
know that
all
of
us enjoy working with you.
I personally
appreciate
the flexibility you
have given
us
in fulfilling the
FY91
Congres-
sional
direction.
I
hope you agree with me that the staff
is doing
a
super job
in dealing with
a very complex and controversial
subject.
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