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Data Base Management Task:
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Sun Microsystems computer network.
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PROGRAM FINANCIAL STATEMENT
A.
Budget
In FY
1984
all
funding
for psychoenergetics
research
comes
from
non-GDIP
sources.
This was
done
to
stay within
the U.S.
Congress guidelines
that prohibited GDIP
funds
being
spent on psychoenergetics
projects.
The
arrival
of money
at
SRI
to
fund
the research
and
training comes,
very often,
late
in
the
fiscal
year.
This
past
fiscal year was
typical
in
that
a portion of
the money arrived comparably early and
part
did not
arrive
until
the
fiscal
year had been completed.
The problems
this
creates
have been presented many
times
in
the
past.
Table
PROPOSED FY
1984 BUDGET
(a)
CONTRACTS
(1)
DIA
(via DRE via ASG)
(2)
DIA
(intelligence)
(3)
Army
(b)
TASKS’
BUDGETS
$600K
79K
486K
I^v
.
RV Enhancement
$ 85K
2.
Alternate Training
85k
3.
Targe ting
25k
4.
PK
150K
5.
Data
Base Management
25k
6.
RV Evaluation Methodology
50K
7.
Operational
RV
10K
8.
Training
(Begin & Adv)
126K
-
9.
Selection
6c Screening
H5K - /WH
10.
ELF
65K-
11.
Search RV
165K
' Av
12.
Administration
6c Communication
15K
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The above
tasks'
budgets were
the planned budgets.
Some alterations
were made during
the
fiscal
year,
but
these adjustments were not signifi-
cant except
in
the
targeting
task.
This
task was postponed until
fiscal
year
1985.
The
total contract
funds
for DIA tasks
in FY
1984 were
$600K.
However,
$155K was
retained
for
training
in FY
1985.
The DIA budget
then has been partially determined
for
1985.
It will
be
as
follows:
Training
$155K
Targeting
25K
Intelligence
79K
Total
$259K
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III
OPERATIONAL REMOTE VIEWING
Throughout
fiscal
year
1984,
SRI was asked
to
look
at
several opera-
tional
sites.
These
are summarized
in
the
following table.
Complete
documentation
is available and can
be obtained
through proper
channels
on
a need
to know basis.
Table
OPERATIONAL
RV TASKS
SG1A
(FY
1984)
It
should
be noted
that both of
these operational
tasks were
of
the
search variety rather
than
the
standard remote viewing.
Search
is
the
inverse
of
the usual
remote viewing
tasks,
that
is,
the viewer must pro-
vide
the
location
of
the
target rather
than being given a
location and
asked
for
a description.
The methodology
for performing
search task was
under
investigation throughout
fiscal
year
1984.
It
is anticipated
that
as
the procedure
is better understood
the quality
of
the data will
improve
with development
as
has been observed
for remote viewing.
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IV
FISCAL YEAR
1985 PSYCHOENERGETICS PROGRAM
The DIA
is
still prohibited
to spend GDIP
funds
to accomplish psycho-
energetics
research.
The DIA program for FY
1985 will
be comprised
of
f ol lowing units
;
(1)
Funds Remaining from FY
1984
$ 155k
(2)
Threat Assessment
Funds
79K
(3)
FY
1984 Targeting Task
25K
(4)
Army Surgeon General Funds
500k
During
fiscal
year
1985,
the Army
in-house remote viewing group will
be
t ransfe red
to DIA.
The
$155K remaining
from FY
1984 will
be used
to
initiate
and continue
the
training of
those personnel.
The
threat assess-
ment
funds will
be used
to follow developments
in foreign countries.
The
$25K
for
targeting will again
look
at
the various methods
that may be
used
to access
a
site.
With
the
$500K from
the Army Surgeon General's
office
the DIA will
be
able
to both continue
to
look
at areas
that
are currently
under
investigation
and
to explore new and promising areas.
In addition
to
the
funds already mentioned
there will
be another
$1.5M
to do research directed
by
the Army Surgeon General's office.
The
exact disposition of
these
funds have not been programmed.
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