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-7 Approved For Release 20048097/Q8T: CIA-RDP96-00788R001100370004 DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, O.C. 20301 16 May 1984 General Defense Intelligence Programs S-114/D-GDIP Honorable William Proxmire United States Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Senator Proxmire: In answer to your letter of 23 February, the Department of Defense has spent $2,515,000 on Psychic research over the past ten years under project GRILL FLAME. It is a joint DIA-Army investigation of remote viewing, a psychoenergetics Phenomenon that has potential for military application. (S) I have attached three background Papers. The first, a technical intelligence report, will give you an overview of Soviet research in the Field. The second, a GRILL FLAME project report, explains the project and gives its findings and recommendations. The third is a program review by three Outside experts: Dr. Adey, a medical doctor, Dr. Kerr, the director of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Dr. Zachariasen, a professor of theoretical physics. (U) Copies of these background Papers are on file with the Senate Committee on Appropriations. Ms. Susan Shekmar is the cognizant staff member. Because of their sensitivity, I request that you store these copies in the Appropriations Committee vault and-return «them to me when you no longer need them. (U) Dr. Jack Vorona, the Assistant Vice Director of DIA for Scientific and Technical Intelligence, is the overall GRILL FLAME project manager. CLASSIFIED By: DIA/D-GDIP DECLASSITY ON: ADR WARNING NOTICE SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED BQ FOREIGN pissem ‘poodle 507k 370004-7 Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : GIA-RDP96-00788R001100
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON. D.C.
20301
16 May 1984
General
Defense
Intelligence Programs
S-114/D-GDIP
Honorable William Proxmire
United States
Senate
Washington,
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20510
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Tech.
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(S),
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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001100400005-2 Dats ROUTING AND TRANSMITTAL SLIP 3 Oct 79 TO: (Name, office symbol, room number, Date viiding, Agency /Post) , 2.COL CAPPS 4 2 ‘Be i acon pte CE ap Ube Vong ia [aout THOMES oy OCR tds | 4/ > ft 10 o~y——_W Sie g.SUBJ: GRILL FLAME (U) Action *dy:‘ File a8 Note and Return ppprovel__| [For Clearance Per Conversation As Requested | | For Correction _—__—|_ | Prepare Reply Circulate st For Your information See Me Comment | | investigate | Signature Coordination: ia Justifi REMARKS py Vorona just informed me that Rose has asked for an update briefing. Vorona will do it tomorrow. I provided a number of key briefing points on the Army program. Please note that Vorona indicated that yesterday he called the Project Officer at MICOM (Redstone) for data, but only part of it came through clearly. I am disturbed that Dr Vorona has taken to telphoning our separate program elements for info. Strongly recommend that IS or ZA ask Dr Vorona to dgal with the DA staff on the matter. It. was MICOM who put out bad info to Rese's staff last summer, which resulted in a massive effort to straighten the issue out. We certainly don't need a repeat. It is alse notable that once again the initiative for update ‘briefing came from Rose's office and not from Dob. 0O NOT use this form as a RECORD of approvals, concurrences, disposals, clearances, and similar actions FROM: (Name, org. symbol, Agency/Post) WILLIAM L. STONER MAJ; GS toi-i0t 1) prover Releaseegadiiy igs *cfk:ROPY6-00788R001 100400005-2 Room No.——Sidg. Phone No.
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Army program.
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(Redstone)
for data,
but only part of it came through
clearly.
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telphoning our separate program elements for info.
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IS
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deal with the
DA staff on the matter.
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who put out bad info to Rosd's staff last summer,
which resulted
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issue
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initiative
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H.
E, Puthoff,
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Radio Physics Laboratory
SRI
International
333 Ravenswood Avenue
Menlo Park, California
94025
Dear Hal,
In reference to your letter dated 02 October 1980
and our recent meeting on
07 October 1900,
I have enclosed a copy of the combined format which we intend
to utilize on a trial basis.
Since our requirements for evaluation may
vary somewhat in their degree of detail,
the format will probably be modified again within the very near future.
This will
occur after
a sufficient test of the established format.
I essentially agreB with your estimate of benefit which can be derived from a
computerized data management system.
However, until we have established what our
direct analytic feedback will be,
1 regret that we cannot pursue this avenue as
rapidly as we would like to.
We hope
to have established a clearer picture of
our needs by early 1981.
J
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We currently consider Audio Analysis development as our most urgent need and we
believe funding integrity
in that area must be maintained even at the cost of
delaying data management.
This temporary delay should not affect our continuing
discussions.
I would greatly appreciate any further information you develop in
this area of Analytic support/evaluation.
Our continued sharing of ideas will benefit all of us, and add substantially
to
efforts in the interim.
I would very much like to discuss computerized data
management at a later date.
With best regards,
w'
MURRAY
B. WATT
LTC,
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