TO Approved For Release 2000/08§£<CRIRbP96-00788R001800120001-0 —_ i CONTENTS = I PROGRAM STATUS. . 2. 2 6 26 6 6 © ee ee ew ee eee ee 1 - A. Introduction . - 6 6 6 © © © © 8 ee 8 ee ee eee 1 B. FY 1983 Grill Flame Program .. 2. + + + © © © © © © «@ > 1 a - CRV Enhancement . -.-+ + + + © © © © © © © © © we ee 2 - Intelligence Assessment . 6 - + 2 6 © © he ee ee es 8 ~ - Operational RV. 2. 6 ee ee ee eee ee ee es 15 - Data Base Management System . . 6 - © 2 © © ee ee 20 - Search RV... ee ee we ee ee we ee et ee 25 Pre TI GRILL FLAME FINANCIAL STATEMENT . 2 6 6 2 2 © © 2 # ee ee 29 -_ III OPERATIONAL REMOTE VIEWING. . 2. 2 «© 2 6 2 © 2 8 8 ee ee es 30 —_ = TV FY 1984 GRILL FLAME PROGRAM . . . 6 © 2 © © © # 8 © # eh es 40 SGIA os -_ ~ a“ - -_ - SECRET Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001800120001-0
A Approved For Release 2000/0808 CGpFAPP96-00788R001800120001-0 -_ il FY 1983 _ I PROGRAM STATUS ws A. Introduction The major event in FY 1983 was the removal of Army participation in | the Grill Flame project. All of the additional slots and funds for external assistance were removed from the FY 1983 budget by the U.S. Congress. This - placed the entire project in jeopardy as Army INSCOM was to provide over 50% of the funds needed for the contract work at SRI. Therefore, during much of the fiscal year, the project had to operate on the assumption that ms funds may not be available for the entire fiscal year. SRI was, however, able to complete all the work scheduled for FY 1983 when additional funds - were provided by DDR&E. Also in FY 1983, the Grill Flame project was reviewed by a science - panel. The members of the panel were all distinguished scientists in their fields. Essentially, they looked at the scientific aspects of the oa program from experimental design to analysis of the data. In general, the panel was impressed by the work and found no major scientific flaws in the = project. This report is the final one of a series of three End-of-Year reports -_ (FY 1981, FY 1982, and FY 1983). The three-year Grill Flame Program as pursued by Army INSCOM and DIA, by Congressional dictate, is terminated at ~ the end of FY 1983. The Congress specified that no NFIB funds were to be spent in FY 1984 and beyond. It does appear, however, that both the research and applications phases of psychoenergetics will be pursued using Army and ™ DDR&E research funds. - B. FY 1983 Grill Flame Program (See the following task sheets.) i = 1 - SECRET Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001800120001-0
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a a Approved For Release 2000/08/§8C RIB-RDP96-00788R0018001 20001 -0 ial - Attachment #1 _ Verbal Description of Project At the beginning of the DIA/Army Joint Services Program (FY 1981) - SRI, in conjunction with its sponsors, made a decision to develop and codify the most promising RV enhancement procedure that had emerged from earlier work--a six stage coordinate remote viewing training procedure developed by SRI Consultant. Mr. Ingo Swann. The procedure focuses on = improving the reliability of remote viewing by. controlling those factors that tend to introduce noise into the RV product. A broad overview of the procedure, which has been derived empirically on the basis of a decade, _ of investigation into the RV process, is presented in the documents below. The basic components of this procedure consist of: (1) Repeated target-address (coordinate) presentation, - with quick-reaction response by the remote viewer (to minimize imaginative overlays). ws (2) The use of a specially-designed, acoustic-tiled, featureless homogeneously-colored viewing chamber (to minimize environmental overlays). wi (3) The adoption of a strictly-prescribed, limited interviewer patter (to minimize interviewer overlay). At this stage of near completion of the development, the RV training -= procedure proceeds through a series of six stages of proficiency, hypothe- sized to correspond to six stages of increased contact with the target site. The stages are outlined in the table below. In a given remote - viewing session, an experienced remote viewer tends to recapitulate the six stages in order. During FY 1983, the final development of the procedure is focused -” specifically on aspects applicable to differentiation and identification of technological facilities. Orientation/application/testing of the procedure continues with community- and SRI-provided trainees. Videotaping a of sessions has been added for additional documentation/learning purposes. mal OO oi a H. E. Puthoff, "RV Reliability, Enhancement, and Evaluation (u)," Final REport, SRI Project 3279-1, SRI International, Menlo Park, CA (February 1982), SECRET/NOFORN. om H. E. puthoff, "RV Reliability, Enhancement, and Evaluation (u)," Final Report, SRI Project 4028-1, SRI International, Menlo Park, CA - (December 1982), SECRET/NOFORN. 4 - SECRET Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001800120001-0