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Gt is organized to accomplish this mission. Approved For Release 20 Tee agin RDP96- 00289R000200010001 -6 THE CAREER TRAINING PROGRAM . At the behest of the Agency's Executive Committee, the Career ‘Training Program has been restructured to meet the needs of all directorates in the Agency. Career trainee classes of the future will have larger numbers of individuals headed for the DI, DS&T, and DA than has. been the case in the past. These people will be generalists with an action bent, capable of filling a very special role in their directorates. ; The enhanced program stresses the one- “Agency concept,: re- inforced by long periods of common training among career trainees bound for different directorates. All career trainees will re- _ ceive familiarization instruction in the specialty of each of the directorates and in-depth training in the work of the directorate to which they will be assigned. i 5x1 . The: deputy directors have made a commitment ‘to support this .. new program with increasing numbersof career trainees. They esti- */ !mate that we will need to recruit and train the following numbers -: of CTs: 3 FY 1985  —- FY 1986 FY 1987 “or 25X1 DO! -  DS§T. ODA. In the first phase of: the training program, “the Career Trainee . Development Course, the focus is on the Central Intelligence Agency . =-its special charter to provide policymakers with information .crucial to the security and well- ~being of the United States and how - | 25x41 25x11 25X1 Gone TIL Approved For Release 2009/02/06 : cia-RDP96-00289R000200010001.6
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THE CAREER TRAINING PROGRAM
.At
the behest
of the Agency’s Executive
Committee,
the Career
Training Program has been restructured to meet
the needs
of all
directorates
in
the Agency.
Career
trainee classes
of the future
will have larger numbers
of individuals headed for
the
DI,
DS§T,
and DA than has been the case
in the past.
These people will be
generalists with
an action bent, capable
of filling
a very special
role
in their directorates.
The enhanced program stresses
the one-Agency concept,' re-
inforced by long periods
of common training among career trainees
bound for different directorates.
All career trainees will
re-
ceive familiarization instruction
in the specialty of each of the
directorates and in-depth training
in the work of the directorate
to which they will
be assigned.
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The deputy directors have made
a commitment
to
support this
new program with increasing numbers of career trainees.
They esti-
! mate that we will need to recruit
and train the following numbers
of CTs
FY 1985
FY 1986
FY 1987
DI
DO
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DA
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In the first phase of the training program,
the Career Trainee
Development Course,
the
focus
is
on
the Central
Intelligence Agency
--its
special charter
to provide policymakers with information
crucial
to
the security and well-being of the United States
and how
it
is organized to accomplish this mission.
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#01: #63: #01: #63: REMOTE VIEWING SESSION 844 (DRAWING DISCUSSION) | Okay. Now, you finished your drawings here. Explain them to me starting with number 1. Okay. Number 7 was the perception that I had when I went overhead. The target is located in the middle of this X. The patterns coming into the center of the X may be sidewalks, roads. I got the. impression there were double squares coming in, Drawing number 2 was actually the first impression that I got. I was standing in front of what seemed to be a dark doorway, archway or something, that had a small porch on it and small steps going up to it. Handrails on each side. I think I originally said. that this was off to the left of the building. Like there may have been something over here. But, after I gave it some thought, I saw this and I saw it was close to this end, and so I said well, it's to the left end of a building, because I didn't pay much attention to what was back there. And, I think perhaps another sidewalk goes off in this direction. There were trees in the general area which gives it the feeling of a park or something built around this particular block object. Drawing number 3. I got the perspective feeling of a road or sidewaik going down.....it was lined with trees on both sides and there were shadows going across the road. The trees may have been more arched over the road than I depicted them. What do you think about the session? Well, I think it's the first session in such a long time that I'm not quite to ground zero again, but I had to fight off the desire to look at the back of my eyelids all the time and there's a whole lot of information that I saw at the back of my eyelids that I refused to report. Because, whether it was right or wrong I don't. want to allow myself to get back to that stage again. So, I reported the impressions that I had... The strongest Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001400010001-6
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cece cece ne LL ML ULI 1 Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100020001-0 jungle below, dark coo 1 moist atmosphere," a match both with regard to . topography and ambience. In the second match the subject submitted that all she got was a "picture of Dr, Puthoff sitting in a beach chair by a pool,” which was entirely correct. During the course of the Central America experiment, on one occasion when the test subject was unavailable, an experimenter volunteered a drawing of an image he obtained at the beginning of one of the daily ex- ‘ periments. (The target for that day was an airport, an unexpected target associated with. .a side excursion at midpoint of the week's activity.) The match was good, as shown in Figures 5 and:6. The transcript data will be examined further to determine fine structure, resolution, etc. (c) Local’ Targets with Feedback In this series of experiments, designed to give immediate data to experimenters, a subject is asked to take part in a remote viewing The subject and two experimenters (one of whom was R.T.) are in a first floor laboratory in building 30 at SRI. A second experimenter (H.P.) leaves the area and proceeds to a remote location of his choosing... None of the experimenters experiment under the following conditions. |" with the subject knew of the remote target Location. H.P, and R.T, are in two-way radio communication via walkie-talkie, (a) to provide the experimenter at the target location real-time data and (b) to give the subject immediate feed Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100020001-0 back after he has made his assessment of the target. ited ye
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ASSESS FOREIGN ACTIVITIES
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UNDERSTAND APPLICATIONS
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BASED ON:
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PROPER METHODOLOGY
• THOROUGH DOCUMENTATION
• INDEPENDENT REVIEW AND EVALUATION
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SCIENTIFIC OVERSIGHT
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FY
1991:
INTELLIGENCE AUTHORIZATION
COMMITTEES REPORT
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1992:
INTELLIGENCE APPROPRIATION
COMMITTEES REPORT
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1993:
HOUSE/SENATE DEFENSE
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Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7 Chemical Corps Testing of LSD , Based upon the results obtained under early contracts with civilian research organizations, military-related testing of “hallucinogenics was initiated, Insofar as we have been able to determine, Army in-house testing of LSD on human subjects com- menced some time in 1955 and was conducted intermittently through 1967 using military and Army civilian personnel recruited frorn the Army areas within the United States. Most of this testing was conducted at Edgewood-Arsenal, Maryland. . In addition, available information indicates that a number of field tests were conducted at certain other Army installatims. The purpose of these field tests was to determine the effects of LSD administration on the ability of soldiers to perform various normal military functions. For example, in December 1957, 16 men were tested under LSD influence during operation of a radar van at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland, During this same period, at Edgewood Arsenal, 40 individuals were tested under LSD influence in the performance of such activities as rifle assembly and disassembly, masking and skin decontamination procedures, a volley ball game, and close order drill. Films were made of the latter test and used as a demonstration ~ vehicle within the Army as to the effects of LSD. 9 . Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001500160012-7
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It was helpful
to have a relatively quiet working environ-
ment.
Or,
if there were noises,
to have them of a
sort
fairly constant ones that remained in the background—that
could be readily filtered out of my consciousness.
My
impression was
that external sensory information—particularly
sounds--could readily overload/override subtle and delicate
internal sensory information.
•
It also seemed to help to have low light levels— I would
always turn out
the overhead
light.s
in the testing room.
I
experimented with closing my eyes to further reduce external
sensory stimulation and
I
found
that this would increase the
sensitivity of sensory cues,
but this increase
in sensitivity
was offset by a lack of visually based feedback to verify
the accuracy of
the selections.
As
a consequence,
I chose
to keep my eyes open.
•
I
found
it essential
to work with the ESP machine by sitting
somewhat above
it
so
that
I could look down on
the face of
the machine.
For some reason,
perceptual discrimination seemed
much more difficult when
I would
sit at
a lower
level which
placed the buttons in a plane more nearly horizontal
to my
face and upper body.
7. Transferability of Processes
The perceptual learning gained
in this experiment
seemed generally
transferable to other situations where
I might use ESP abilities,
in
particular,
telepathy,
precognition,
and clairvoyance.
The inference
is that
a process or faculty
is being developed which has numerous appli-
cations
in other situations which would rely upon ESP.
Analogously,
f
•
just as jogging could exercise muscles to make
a person more adept at
playing football,
dancing,
swimming,
and
the
like,
the use and development
of these "psychic" muscles seems
to have some degree of transference to
other situations.
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8. Conclusions
I
found the experiment to be
a very substantial learning experience
in which,
I
feel,
I
learned much more than was reflected
in the scores.
It allowed me to begin
to identify an ability which
I presume was largely
latent within—never having had a prior opportunity for overt expression.
Finally,
it suggests
to me that this must be a common ability among many
people that they simply do not recognize—primarily because they have
never had the opportunity to explore
it as a legitimate and "real"
I
phenomenon.
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SAMPLE OF RAW DATA
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1992
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| Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787R000100130001-8 to LL ™. REFERENCES C. Shannon and W. Weaver, The Mathematical Theory of Communication, Univ. of Illinois Press, Urbana, Ill. 1949. . M. Ryzl, "A Model of Parapsychological Communication," Jour.. of Parapsychology 30, No. 1, p. 18, March, 1966. P. Hoel, Introduction to Mathematical Statistics, 2nd Edition, p. 27, ae een to mathematica. otatistics John Wiley and Sons, Inc., New York, 1954. R. Taetzsch, "Design of a Psi Communications System," Intern'1. Jour. of Parapsychology 4, No. 1, p. 35, Winter, 1962. Approved For Release 2000/08/10 : CIAA~RDP96-00787R000100130001-8
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along with
a request
to
terminate that location
as
a
target because
of
"fear
of
a primal
force
and danger".
A purely speculative point
could
be made -concerning
the
fact
that while
at
the
target
location
the experi-
menter
spent
his
time reading an announcement
of
a meeting about Viet-
namese children mained during
the war.
A separate
test
series, would
be
required
to
test such
a hypothesis.
5)
The remote experimenter went
to
a rectangular concrete platform
containing
three cylindrical
fire hydrants.
He balanced himself
as he
walked on
the wooden
2x2 header bordering
the concrete pad.
Mid-test
communication and post-experiment
feedback were
given.
The subject's
first
impression prior
to any communication was
that
the experimenter was
tightrope walking on
a long narrow ledge out
in
the open,
as,
for example,
on
the
top
of
a wall.
Following confirmation of
the
tightrope aspect,
the subject volunteered
a description
of metal
tubes bisecting
the masonry.
The correspondences
to basic elements
are manifold,
including
description of experimenter activity,
and
there are no incorrect
data.
In our estimation
the essentially null mid-experiment feedback could not
in
this
case have provided
the data obtained by
the subject.
6)
The
target site
in
this
experiment was
a children's playground
about
4 miles
from SRI.
The outbound experimenter,
R.T.
in
this
case,
spent
the
ten minute experimental period riding on
a
small merry-go-round
in
a
sand box.
The subject describes R.T.
as
riding
on something that
leaves
a wake,
although not necessarily
in water,
e.g.,
it
could be
in
the
air.
She
sees
sand
or mud,
and
the "vehicle" he
is
riding
on
is
described
as
curved
and
looks
like chrome
(correct)
.
He
is
also described
as being
in
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