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ne ae an are le eee —— Approved Soebletce 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700350014-2 — . EFENSE "19 JAN 1983 TO: MG William E. Odom, USA 96 JAN 1933 ACSI, Army Dear Bill: : ae, ARMY mesearci, * / As a result of the efforts of the GDIP Staff,  ~ !ON ‘ y/ ‘ GRILL FLAME has achieved a new lease on life. In | «AVY (RESEARCH, ME y . the attached memo, Dr. DeLauer has authorized the po: . aa ; - use of R&D funds for the U.S. Army INSCOM as well = | AIR FORCE (RESEARCH, ¢ / ce .° as DIA/DI to continue work on this project. Mindful ~> > of the past investments in time and manpower and | 4ESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY K7/-~ the need to preserve the fragile, painstakingly _ constructed experience factor, I am particularly - gratified to see the Army able to continue its He work. I also hope that this new opportunity will yield some hard positive conclusions that will form _ the basis for a stronger and more sustained effort B in this area of inquiry throughout the near term. £ ‘ip of GRILL FLAME research r-Tevel support to ' by DIA and Army INSCOM is itary applications. In oon Conference Report, Kaugreed that if research ronal Foreign Intelligence Punding in FY 1983 to sees did not provide “n the project. Lieutenant General, USA Director SFCRET— _ $MOTRELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS GRILL FLAME . ‘im, Program 6 resources “ capability and ; ole Meee Be on effort. 1 would like to e info advance of the proposed Program 6 funding sources identified to support these intelligence research activities. Future QUSDRE sponsorship of GRILL FLAME or related activities will depend in part on the results of the DIA evaluation and any other such review as 1 deem appropriate. if f le CLASSIFIED BY: USDRE CLASSIFY ON: _OADR GRILL FLAME NOFORN Kerved Py Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700350014-2 My gp cen TRIM TS eS cc: Director, Defense Intelli- gence Agency Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence, USA.
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MG William E. Odom, USA
ACSI, Army
£6 JAN 1933
Dear Bill:
As a result of the efforts of the GDIP Staff,
GRILL FLAME has achieved a new lease on life.
In
the attached memo. Dr. DeLauer has authorized the
use of R&D funds for the U.S. Army INSCQM as well
as DIA/DT to continue work on this project.
Mindful
of the past investments in time and manpower and
the need to preserve the fragile, painstakingly
constructed experience factor,
I am particularly
gratified to see the Array able to continue its
work.
I also hope that this new opportunity will
yield same hard positive conclusions that will form
the basis for a stronger and more sustained effort
in this area of inquiry throughout the near
terra.
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Memo,
19 Jan,
(SNF)
3mES A. WILLIAMS
Lieutenant General, USA
Director
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it ary applications.
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if research
V
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in FY 1983 to
I
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p n the project.
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in the
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and'
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I would
likei to
lae^inforrned' In advance of the proposed Program 6 funding sources
identified to support these intelligence research activities.
Future
0USDRE sponsorship of GRILL FLAME or related activities will
depend
in
part on the results
of the DIA evaluation and any other such review as
I
deem appropriate.
Director,
Defense
Intelli-
gence Agency
Assistant Chief of Staff,
Intelligence,
USA.
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OFFICE OF TOE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE
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DAMI-ISH
25 JAN
1983
memorandum for deputy assistant chief of staff for intelligence
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME Actions
(U)
( Q/NM?r>RN'>
The Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering
use of lrotram 6 resource, too.lnr.lo tbs current
Army GRILL FLAME capability and supplement as necessary the
^
tCn effort (Incl
1).
It
is intended that these funds be used during FY 83.
(u)
As a result of the USDRE memo above,
the Office of the Assistant
Secretary of the Army (Research,
Development and Acquisition) has no
J
the Deputy Chief of
Staff
for Research, Development and Acquisition (DCSE
)
that OACSI will be seeking P.6 funds amounting to approximately |J50K
GRILL FLAME activity.
LTG Merryman, DCSRDA has requested a briefing on GRILL
^r.s^edly h. .1.0 desire, to kno» whet our funding needs are.
(S/H0F0RN)
Per discussion with ZB 24 Jan 83,
a briefing
for LTG Merryman
will be set no for Tuesday or Wednesday (31 Jan or
1 Peb 83).
The briefing
win It by M^(P)
With ZB attending.
At this briefing OACSI should be
prepared to present
INSC0M desires re funding levels and
°
f
d8
funded.
It
is anticipated that the request and approval vehicle
for
the
will be a memo from DAMI-ISH to DCSRDA,
in a fashion similar to an existi
g
ISH arrangement with DCSRDA on another matter.
Monies from DCSRDA would
channeled thru INSCOM (again
in a fashion similar
to a"'
>
the contractor for GRILL FLAME training.
It
is important
to note
that.
a
(S/N0F0RN)
The monies cannot go to DIA (and hence
to
the contractor)
since
that
would place
the funds back into
the NFIP and we have a Congres-
sional decision precluding the use of NFIP funds.
b.
(U)
A contract must exist
for services
to be provided by the
funds.
Partial
c.
(C)
Payment from DCSRDA,
once made,
cannot be returned,
payment,
as needed, may be used if desired.
A
f S/N0F0RN)
Sec Army annual approval for human use
issues
is due this
^nth
should be informed of the program’s status,
it’s name change,
tfusePb. fund, and prubabl. partlstpati^ In DU-. affort. to hay.
a panel review and testimony to Congress
in the near
fut
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. - proved For Release. 2004 04102: Cd RPRIB:AAEBBROO 1700350017-9 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301 a ~~ Ww 5 RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING 5 MAR 1980 a} MEMORANDUM FOR ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE ARMY (RESERACH, an DEVELOPMENT AND ACQUISITION) = ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY (RESEARCH, 2 ENGINEERING AND SYSTEMS) zd ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE (RESEARCH, ed DEVELOPMENT AND LOGISTICS) B SUBJECT; GRILL FLAME Activity (U) Ha WQ _@ (S) This note is for the purpose of establishing policy with respect to OUSDRE support of investigations into parapsychology . and-its potential military applications. (S) Based upon the December 1979 report of the GRILL FLAME Scientific Evaluation Committee and upon my own sense of priorities for efforts within the OUSDRE, I believe it appropriate that the Recommendations of Chapter 3, pages 10 and 1l, relating to OUSDRE activities be implemented. -~ (sy Phe substance of those recommendations as they relate to ~~ ~— OUSDRE is that it was found to be not-appropriate to fund 0 technology procrams aimed at scientific demonstration of the i existence of the subject effects, and that as a consequence future work at AMSAA and Huntsville in these areas not be auth- orized by USDRE. Therefore, no new work will be initiated under the sponsorship of OUSDRE in the areas of potential military: application of parapsychology effects. (S) Other recommendations in the report deal with intelligence related R&D and suggest a continuation of low level efforts within the INSCOM. These activities clearly are outside the SOGTL OI/VIG.-fuesuta/avasndd responsibility of OUSDRE and therefore are neither endorsed 9 nor denied. When intelligence related parapsychological efforts ic require support by OUSDRE personnel or facilities, I would like = bo be advised, but interpose no objection if the level of their > requests are not an appreciable fraction of the work of the &g facility involved. € ; “ig CANT USE 2 ReD MOKEY Wiliam gd Perry 7 & a u Orv ps PO USPRE | _ Pel ake FE pia- tl 80 1133 site aati li eR ROE Approved For Release SOOT Teor 96-00788R001700350017-9
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ENGINES RING
5 MAR 1980
MEMORANDUM FOR ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE ARMY
(RESERACH,
DEVELOPMENT AND ACQUISITION)
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
(RESEARCH ,
'
ENGINEERING AND SYSTEMS)
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE
(RESEARCH,
DEVELOPMENT AND LOGISTICS)
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME Activity
(U)
(S)
This note
is
for the purpose of establishing policy with
respect
to OUSDRE support of investigations
into parapsychology
and its potential military applications.
(S)
Based upon the December 1979
report of the GRILL FLAME
Scientific Evaluation Committee and upon my own sense of
priorities
for efforts within the OUSDRE,
I believe it appropriate
that the Recommendations of Chapter
3,
pages
and 11,
relating
to OUSDRE activities be implemented.
(SF
The
' suBsTEance "of ^those ‘*recoinm¥i^a^iohs
as they relate
to
OUSDRE
is that it was
found to be not appropriate to fund
"
technology programs aimed at scientific demonstration of
the
existence of the subject effects,
and that as
a consequence
future work at AMSAA and Huntsville in these areas not be auth-
orized by USDRE
.
Therefore,
no new work will be initiated under
the sponsorship of OUSDRE in
the areas of potential military*
application of parapsychology effects.
(S)
Other recommendations
in the report deal with intelligence
related R&D and suggest
a continuation of
low level efforts
within
the INSCOM.
These activities clearly are outside
the
responsibility of OUSDRE
and therefore are neither endorsed
nor denied.
When intelligence related parapsychological efforts
require support by OUSDRE personnel or facilities,
I would like
to be advised, but interpose no objection
if
the
level of their
requests are not an appreciable fraction of
the work of
the
facility involved.
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ATTENTION OF
DAMI-ISH
SUBJECT;
CENTER LANE
(U)
1 8 APR J993
EXCLUSIVE FOR
Major General Albert
N.
Stubblebine III
Commander
US Army Intelligence and Security Command
Arlington Hall Station
Arlington, VA
22212
1.
(U)
Several recent events have potential
for considerable impact on
CENTER LANE and
I desire to bring them
to your attention.
In addition,
I
would like
to comment on what we need
to accomplish In the near future to
Insure that we are adequately prepared to deal with the opportunities which
have been presented to us.
2.
(S/N0F0RN)
Probably the most important event since your new initiative
began was
the memorandum from the Under Secretary of Defense, Research and
Engineering,
authorizing use of Program
6 resources
to maintain current Army
INSCOM capability and supplement as necessary the FY 83 DIA evaluation effort.
Your Project Manager’s excellent briefing of the Assistant Secretary of the
Army (Research,
Development
& Acquisition)
showed how you intend
to bring the
project back
to full and effective strength using Program
6 funds and obtained
his approval
for the concept.
We now need
to finalize the proposals and sub™
mit
them,
as you can accept
funding,
for approval.
3.
(S/NOFORN)
I find very gratifying
some of the comments made by the
Director,
DIA In forwarding the USDRE memorandum and
I quote him for your
benefit:
"Mindful of the past Investments in time and manpower and the need
to pre-
serve
the
fragile,
painstakingly constructed experience
factor,
I am particu-
larly gratified
to
see
the Army able to continue its work.
I also hope that
this new opportunity will yield
some hard positive conclusions that will form
the basis
for a stronger and more sustained effort
In this area of Inquiry
throughout
the near term."
CENTER LANE
(U)
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DAMI-ISH
SUBJECT:
CENTER LANE
(U)
1 8 APR
1983
A.
(C)
More recently,
the Under Secretary of the Army **Pre8!^
“e ®
desire
that the Army participate
in activities of the nature
^rt
CENTER LANE to the extent necessary to stay abreast of the
and
that' we
try for two contractors.
These desires were snrfaced by^y staff
to the ASA(RDA) during his briefing as being
a new and
somewhat
*ask
for you which would require
thought and additional funding,
and he concurre
.
5.
(U)
Discussions with DIA indicate that in the near future Army will be
called upon
to participate
in briefings for Congress and
I ask that your proj
ect personnel assist
in this important endeavor.
Prior to any such briefings
we^mus
t
in sure
that our house
is in order and
I offer the following as points
which must be accomplished.
a.
(U)
The program must be tightened up and legitimized through a clear
audit
trail of activities.
Your staff has made great strides in this area
and we need
to finalize the project's documentation.
b.
(S/NOFORN)
OPSEC should again be of great concern and
I applaud your
efforts
to establish a Special Access Program.
Some linkage to your former,
similar program will be inevitable,
but must be minimized.
BUSgest
t
a
Instead of being part of a
Joint BOD program INSCOM i. now «gagjj 1« a^lml
lar,
cooperative effort of its own initiative.
In keeping with this thane
I
have withdrawn from two committees and ask that you complete any actions still
outstanding from your effort which closed
30 Septemoer
1982.
c.
(U)
An extremely close interface must be maintained between your proj-
ect
my staff and DIA.
We face what promises to be renewed interest
in the
project by Congress and senior government officials over the next
ew mon
s
and must
insure
that
our. activities are well integrated.
6.
(U)
I look forward to
the events of the next few months with the expec-
tation that CENTER LANE will receive recognition as an Intelligence act
y
worthy of endorsement.
UL tOcUv
WILLIAM
E. ODOM
Majof General, USA
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1932
Honoraole Caspar
W.
Weinberger
Secretary of
Defense
Washington,
D.C.
2030i
Dear
N»r.
Secretary:
The Committee
of Conference
on the Fiscal
Year
1983
Intelligence
Authorization
Bill
has
agreed to reconcile
the positions
of the House and
Senate concerning
GRILL FLAME by funding
the program
at
a
level
of
$300,000.
This
amount will
permit the Defense
Intelligence Agency
(DIA)
to complete
the
third year of
a three year contract with Stanford Research
Institute
(SRI)
and
to evaluate
the results
of
this multi-year effort.
As you
are
aware,
the House Permanent
Select Committee on
Intelligence
has watched with
interest Defense Department research
into
parapsychological
applications.
The Committee requests,
therefore,
that
a
comprehensive report
be prepared documenting the results
of the
SRI
contract
and that
it
be submitted to this Committee not
later than October
15,
1983.
The report
should
discuss
the methodology and findings
of the
research effort
to
include
all
relevant statistical
analyses
on remote
viewing trial
applications.
It
should
also address
appropriate
recommendations
for future research
or operational
applications
of
!
parapsychological
phenomena.
With
every good wish,
I
am
FOE.
REPORT
TO CONGRESS
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CENTER
LANE
currently
rides
the
leading
edge
in
'the
operational
use
of
this
emerging
technology,
indeed,
drives
the
U.S.
state
of
the
art.
If
funding
should
be
discontinued,
this
crucial
momentum
would
be
lost,
and
the
national
intelligence
community
would
lose
a
valuable,
unique,
and
cost-effective
collection
capability
which
now
allows
penetration
of
targets
inaccessible
to
any
conventional
system.
The
long
training
lead-time
required
to
develop
source
personnel
would
make
later
resumption
of
a
viable
program
extremely
difficult
and
time
consuming
.
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Approved For Release 2001/04/02
: CIA-RDP96-00788R001 700350020-5
During
the
last
five years
of
INSCOM's
effort
in psychoener-
getics,
they
have
conducted
over
700
operational
intelligence
collection
missions
in
support
of
more
than
collection
projects,
and
managed
four
source
training
programs
all
with
a
limited
number
of
personnel
and
at
a
cost
to
date
of
only
$703K
.
In only
the
last
few months
they
have:
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