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UTLUEAT 1 UTS Approved Pot Ricaga it DO PN GA8, CH -RDP96-007 890017900200 9R2 hoe /(shet. (QS — SEVINET REMOTE VIEWER’S PERCEPTIONS ...FIRST SOURCE REPORTED THE TARGET SITE AS BEING LOCATED ON THE UPPER LEVEL, SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR OF AN OFFICE AREA CHARACTERIZED BY THE PRESENCE OF “CUBICLES, DESKS, WORK AREAS” IN A BUILDING LIKE THE DIAC. SOURCE REPORTED THAT THE DOCUMENT DEALT WITH SYMBOLS ASSOCIATED WITH MATHEMATICAL CONCEPTS AND FORMULAS ALONG WITH LISTINGS RELATED TO STRATEGIC ARMS AND TARGETS. THERE APPEARED TO BE TWO DISTINCT PARTS TO THE DOCUMENT. THE FIRST PORTION WAS THEORETICAL IN NATURE WHILE THE SECOND PART PROVIDED MATHEMATICAL JUSTIFICATION IN SUPPORT OF THE THEORY. SOURCE REPORTED CONCEPTS OF CRYSTAL STRUCTURE, USE OF FREQUENCIES, PERCEPTIONS OF VIBRATIONS AND SCATTERING. SOURCE ALSO REPORTED THAT THERE WAS EVIDENCE OF A SURFACE MATERIAL BONDED BY A CRYSTAL STRUCTURE ACTING IN THE MANNER OF A TWO-WAY MIRROR USED TO ABSORB AND SCATTER ENERGY (THROUGHOUT THE MATERIAL) THROUGH THE USE OF “ROD- LIKE INCLUSIONS.” A GRAY, SMOOTH, SHINY, LONG, ROUND, METALLIC, CYLINDRICAL OBJECT IS FUNCTIONALLY ASSOCIATED WITH THE THEORY ESPOUSED BY THE DOCUMENT. ... SECOND SOURCE REPORTED THE TARGET SITE AS A DARK, GLASSY, CURVY, MODERN-APPEARING STRUCTURE LOCATED INA SETTING OF LOW ROLLING HILLS WITH FENCES AND PARKING AREAS. THE FIRST AREA INSIDE THE STRUCTURE WAS A RECEPTION AREA WHICH HAD LONG HALLWAYS, HIGH CEILINGS, AND WHICH DISPLAYED HISTORICAL, REPRESENTATIONAL PAINTINGS. THE DOCUMENT WAS MAINTAINED IN A SECOND AREA WHICH WAS CHARACTERIZED BY MUCH LOWER CEILINGS. THE WORK IN THIS SECOND AREA WAS OF A SCIENTIFIC NATURE AND THE DOCUMENT IS STORED HERE. SOURCE REPORTED SMALL CIRCLES AND BLACK PRINT ON THE COVER OF THE DOCUMENT. SOURCE REPORTED THAT THE DOCUMENT DEALT WITH SUCH CONCEPTS AS ENERGY AND PHASES OF IMPLEMENTATION. SOURCE ALSO REPORTED THAT THE DOCUMENT IS DIRECTLY RELATED TO THE CAPTURE AND STORAGE OF “LIGHT AND ENERGY” IN VERY SMALL CUBES (CRYSTALS). TWO PRINCIPLES APPEARED TO BE INVOLVED; THE FIRST WAS DESCRIBED AS AN "EYE TO EYE — Ab _- PRINCIPLE” AND. THE | SECOND WAS DESCRIBED AS THAT OF i! 8 pes: ‘A “REVERSING” EFFECT Approved For Releag , )P96-00788R001700020010-2
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Final Report—Task 6.0.5
December 1989
Covering the Period
1 October 1988 to 30 September 1989
SCREENING FOR REMOTE VIEWING TALENT
Prepared By:
Virginia V. Trask
Nevin D. Lantz
Wanda W. Luke
Edwin C. May
Prepared for:
SGI J
Contracting Officer’s Technical Representative
SRI Project 1291
Approved by:
MURRAY J. BARON, Director
Geoscience and Engineering Center
333 Ravenswood Ave.
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ABSTRACT
A
multi-level
screening
effort
to
identify
potential
high-quality
remote
viewers
was
continued during FY 1989.
Specifically, during FY 1989 the Cognitive Sciences Project was tasked
to:
(1) continue the two-stage screening of groups as we had in FY 1988, and
(2) evaluate individual experienced remote viewers from other research laboratories.
A total of 256 people (from three separate groups) participated in the group screening. Of these,
eight qualified for the second-stage screening. To date, no second-stage tests with these selected
indiduals has yet taken place; this work will be continued during FY 1990. In addition to the group
effort, one person with claimed remote viewing ability from another laboratory was evaluated by
the second-stage screening task; this individual demonstrated robust
(p <
0.0025,
effect she = 1.01) remote viewing ability.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABSTRACT
ii
LIST OF TABLES
iii
LIST OF FIGURES
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I
INTRODUCTION
A.
Overview
B.
Objective
II
METHOD OF APPROACH
A.
General Description
B.
Group Screening Protocol
C.
Second-Stage Screening Protocol
III
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
A.
Summary
B.
First-Stage Results
C.
Second-Stage Results
D.
Conclusions
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la.
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lb.
Scientific/Industrial Target Category
lc.
Natural/Non-technical Target Category
l d.
Projects Target Category
2.
Qualitative Rating Scale
3.
Results of First-Stage Screening
4.
Parameters of the Scoring Distributions
5.
Two-Sample t-Test Results
6.
Results of Second-Stage Screening with Viewer 389
LIST OF FIGURES
1.
Distribution of Scores
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(U)
Stubblebine,
Albert
MG
(Ret
.
)
--CG ,
INSCOM
May
1981-June
1984;
presently employed
by BDM Corp~
in
the Wash.,
D.C.
area.
( s )
Watt,
Murray
LTC
(Ret) --Original
OIC
of
the
INSCOM
portion
of
the
GRILL
FLAME
psychoenergetics
exploitation
program
from
1977-1981.
Now
retired
and
working
for
Lockheed
Corp.
in
the
Washington,
D.C.
area.
(
Jachim,
Robert
LTC --Prig in ally
assigned
with
INSCOM
to
DCSCX/OPSEC
from
1980-81
as
Chief,
Ops
&
Management,
Cl
Services,
where
he
developed
the
computer
data
base,
LTC
Jachim
succeeded
LTC
Watt
in
1981,
serving
as
CENTER
LANE
project
manager
until
1983,
when
he
was
succeeded
by
LTC
Brian
Buzby.
LTC Jachim
is presently assigned
in Hawaii.
(u )
Puthoff,
Harold
(Hal)
Dr
. --Laser
physicist,
former
head
of
the
SRI-InternatTonaT
psychoenergetics
research
program;
together
. with
Russel
Targ
the
author
of
the
classic
study
on
remote
viewing ,
Mindreach ,
As
of
this
year,
while
retaining
an
advisory
relationship
with
SRI-I,
Dr.
Puthoff
has
become
affiliated
with
the
Institute
for
Advanced
Studies
in
Austin,
TX,
and
is
specializing
in
exploration
of
the
theoretical
background
to psychoenergetics applications.
(U)
Targ,
Russel --also
a
laser
specialist,
Targ
worked
with
Hal
Puthoff
both
in
the
or ig inal
laser
experiments
and
later
in
SRI-I
' s
groundbreaking
research
in
psychoenergetics.
After
breaking
with
Puthoff
and
SRI-I
several
years
ago,
Targ
cooperated
with
Keith
Harary ,
another
parapsychologist,
in
founding
Adelphi
Associates,
an
investment
firm
which
exploited
psychoenergetics
technology
with
some
success
in
predicting
market
trends,
and
in
writing
Mind
Ra ce,
a
widely-read
book
on
the developing
field
of psychoenergetic si
< s )
May,
Edwin
Dr
. -~A
physicist
hired
originally
by
SRI-I
to
develop
and
conduct
the
computer/ADP
portions
of
SRI-I's
DoD
psychoenergetic
research
and
training
contracts,
Dr.
May
took
over
as
director
of
the
SRI-I
effort
when
Hal
Puthoff
moved
to
Texas
.
(S)
ger.ry Memorandum-In March
1980,
william Perry,
at
the
time
Under
Secretary
of
Defense
for
Research
and
Engineering,
issued
a
secret
memorandum ordering
curtailment
of
all
Program
(R&D)
Monies
supporting
research
intended
to
scientifically
demonstrate
the
validity
of
psychoenergetic
effects,
but
posed
no
objection
to
INSCOM' s
non-R&D
intelligence-related
applications
of psychoenergetics.
In
1983
the
provisions
of
the
Memorandum were suspended
by Perry's
successor.
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by;
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SUBJECT:
BE
SOYSTER PRESENTATION
12 DECEMBER 1985
Reason
for meeting:
Two
Items:
1.
OPSEC
Problem
and
the
possible
publication
of
Project
INFORMATION
IN
THE WASHINGTON POST NEXT WEEK.
2.
The Project MOA between
INSCOP! and DIA,
Item
1.
OPSEC Problem:
a.
Since
197/
the Washington
Post,
and
others,
have
been
PUBLISHING
ARTICLES
ON
PSI
ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE
US GOV'T.
I HE
SUBJECT
SEEMS
TO
MAKE
GOOD
PRESS.
LAST
YEAR
JACK
ANDERSON
PUBLISHED
THE
PROJECT
NICKNAME
GRILL
FLAME
AND
ASSOCIATED
PSi
with the
US Army.
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B.
It
appears
that
possibly
as
soon
as
next
week,
the
Washington
Post
will
publish
some
additional
information;
new
INFORMATION,
WHICH,
BY
ITS
VERY
NATURE
INDICATES
AN
OPSEC
PROBLEM.
THE
TO
BE
PUBLISHED
INFORMATION
INCLUDES,
BUT MAY
NOT
BE LIMITED TO,
THE FOLLOWING FOUR
AREAS:
(1)
A PAST LINK
BETWEEN
INSCQM
AND
PSI
ACTIVITY VIA
THE
NAMES
OF STUBBLEBINE, WATT,
AND JACHIM.
(2)
PSI
Training
at
SRI
International
and
the
Monroe
Institute
of Applied Science
(RAPT connection?)
(3)
Mention of
the
"Perry Memorandum."
(A)
Identification
of
Fort Meade
as
the location
of
the
Program,
c.
DI A
has
been
made
aware
of
this
information
and
has
instructed
their
Public
Affairs
Office
to
answer
any
inquires
with
the
phrase
"No comment,"
We
felt
it appropriate
to
inform
YOU
OF
THIS
INFORMATION
AS
WELL.
THE
TO
BE
PUBLISHED
INFORMATION APPEARS
TO
BE
OVER
TWO
YEARS
OLD
AND
IS
DILUTED
BY
INACCURACIES
AND DISTORTIONS.
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Item
2,
The
HOA:
A.
As
YOU
KNOW
THE
MQA
PROVIDED
FOR
PROJECT CONTINUITY
BY
ASSIGNING
THE
UNIT
OPCON
TO
01 A
WHILE
THEY
(OJA)
SOUGHT
CONGRESSIONAL
APPROVAL
OF
NT IP
FUNDING.
THIS
APPROVAL
IS
INCLUDED
IN
THE
FY
DEFENSE
APPROPRIATIONS
BILL
BUT
A
FULL
TRANSFER
OF
THE
UNIT CANNOT
TAKE
PLACE
UNTIL
THE
BILL
IS
SIGNED
by
the President.
b.
When
you
and
LT6
(Ret)
Williams
originally
signed
the
MOA
IT WAS EXPECTED THAT
THE
BILL
WOULD
HAVE
BEEN
IN
EFFECT
BY
now.
This,
as
you
well
know,
is
still
pending.
With
your
PERMISSION WE WILL ARRANGE
FOR
LIMITED FUNDING
TO COVER CIVILIAN
SALARIES
AND
OTHER
ADMINISTRATIVE
EXPENSES
BEYOND
THE
1ST
QUARTER
FY86
UNTIL
THE
DEFENSE
APPROPRIATIONS
BILL
IS
ENACTED.
This would amount to
at
most approximately
twenty
to twenty-five
THOUSAND DOLLARS
FOR
THE 2ND QUARTER
OF
FY
86.
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700030004-8 ‘nae 30 November 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR: ADCSOPS-HUMINT SUBJECT: Briefing of New ACSI, BG ODOM 1. (U) On 20 November 1981, from 1030-1130 hours. BG Odom was briefed by COL Norman S. Wells, Director, Intelligence Systems, OACSI and MAJ Dennis O'Keefe, OACSI GRILL FLAME Project Officer. 2. (FOUQ) The OACSI briefing covered the history of the project, participants past and current, significant actions, funding and future planning. I provided a summary of INSCOM activities and requestors, and selected samples of successful projects. 3. (S) BG Odom described himself as an honest skeptic. He expressed an interest in Army becoming involved in an R&D effort to prove or disprove the existence of the phenomena. BG Odom questioned the low (40%) useful data ratio provided requestors, and while COL Wells, MAJ O'Keefe and I tried to put it into the same perspective as other collection systems, I do not think he was completely satisfied. (After the brief, COL Wells recommended to MAd O'Keefe an update on this after BG Odom becomes more familiar with GRILL FLAME. } R Sachuw 2 Incl ROBERT J. JACHIM 1. Opns Summ LTC, MI 2. Requestor Summ Grill Flame Project Manager - MSG,DAMI-ISH XXXXXXXXKX 051630ZJUL78 30 Nov 2001 eo aims Approved For Release 2000/08/08 a “nai | b- co7e9R0017000@R FT EL, AME
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700030004-8 AS OF 20 NOVEMBER 1981 SUMMARY OF SESSIONS TRAINING | 219 OPERATIONAL 606 ‘ PROJECTS ~ 1981: 23 TOTAL TO DATE: 71 COMPLETED 61 ACTIVE 8 CANCELLED 2 INTELLIGENCE PROVIDED (COMPLETED PROJECTS) USEFUL DATA 27 FAILED TO HELP 30 DATA STILL BEING STUDIED 4 ° Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700030004-8
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30 November
1981
MEMORANDUM FOR:
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
SUBJECT:
Briefing of New ACSI,
BG ODOM
1.
(U)
On
20 November
1981,
from 1030-1130 hours.
BG Odom was briefed
by
COL Norman
S.
Wells,
Director,
Intelligence Systems,
OACSI
and MAJ Dennis O'Keefe,
OACSI
GRILL FLAME
Project Officer.
2.
(FOUO)
The OACSI
briefing covered the history of the project,
participants
past
and
current,
significant actions,
funding
and future planning.
I
provided
a summary of
INSCOM activities
and requestors,
and selected samples
of successful
projects.
3.
(S)
BG Odom described himself
as
an honest
skeptic.
He expressed
an
interest
in Army becoming
involved
in
an R&D effort
to prove or disprove
the
existence of the phenomena.
BG Odom questioned the
low
(40%)
useful
data ratio
provided requestors,
and while
COL Wells,
MAJ O'Keefe
and
I
tried to put
it
into
the
same perspective
as other collection
systems,
I
do not think
he was completely
satisfied.
(After the brief,
COL Wells recommended
to MAJ O'Keefe
an update
on
this after
BG Odom becomes more familiar with GRILL FLAME.)
Incl
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
1.
Opns Summ
LTC,
MI
2.
Requestor Summ
Grill
Flame Project Manager
MSG,DAMI-ISH
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