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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
20310
6 FEf
MEMORANDUM FOR DR.
LABERGE
,
PRINCIPAL DEPUTY,
UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR RESEARCH
AND ENGINEERING
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME
1.
In that the GRILL FLAME Science Evaluation Committee's
final report
is being disseminated and evaluated,
recommend
you convene the Steering Committee soon.
I
feel that we are
at
a major decision point and need to discuss where and how
the program should be directed.
For one,
I would appreciate
an opportunity to hear briefly from the Science Committee
assembled,
how they arrived at the conclusions and recommenda-
tions contained in the report.
Also of possible benefit to
us would be
a presentation from the GRILL FLAME Working Group
chaired by Dr.
Vorona.
2.
I would like to bring to your attention a small,
but
potentially serious problem.
It
is the question of the legal
and medical aspects of GRILL FLAME,
as they pertain to the
use of
"human subjects."
I recommend that we consider adding
to the Steering Committee,
an individual thoroughly versed in
those subjects.
Brigadier General Garrison Rapmund
,
whom
I
believe you know,
has such
a background and has been involved
with GRILL FLAME for over
a year.
He would be
a valuable
addition to our group.
If you and the other Steering Committee
members have no objection,
I will discuss the matter with
BG Rapmund and LTG Pixley,
the Army Surgeon General.
E.
R.
THOMPSON
Major General,
USA
ACofS
for Intelligence
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NOT RELEASABLE TO Approved For Releas@(BG/09IN6 FOTALRRIPHR-TIGASHRD01100440044-5 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE. WASHINGTON, D.C. 20310 DAMI-TSH 24 DEC 1980 24 4 MEMORANDUM THRU_VICE_CHLEF OF STAPF ARMY ~ a PATRICK M. HUGHES, aa 08 FOR UNDER-SECRETARY~ OF -THE-ARMY pee ofG? SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME (U) -- DECISION MEMORANDUM 1. (S) Army General Counsel has determined that GRILL FLAME activities constitute experimentation on human subjects under Procedure 18, DOD Directive 5240.I-R. Section 4 of Procedure 18 requires the approval of Under Secretary of Army in order for Army Intelligence to continue its GRILL FLAME activities. 2. (S/NOFORN) Army INSCOM GRILL FLAME activities meet or exceed the requirements of Section 3 of Procedure 18. Important foreign intelli- gence and counterintelligence purposes are served by GRILL FLAME exper- imentation. Informed consent of all subjectsis obtained in writing and only in accordance with guidelines issued by Department of Health Education and Welfare setting conditions that safeguard the welfare of the subjects. 3, (S) Request the Under Secretary approve our participation in GRILL FLAME activities under Procedure 18. E. R. THOMPSON Major General, USA ACofS for Intelligence 14 Jan 81 APPROVED - Under Secretary of ; the Army y ff / ; 7 ATRICK M. HUGHES QT ROT RELEASABLE Tate, 6s SeGH FOREGN NATIONALS cc to the Director of the Army Staff CLASSIFIED BY DIAM 58-11 ‘ Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP9ELGN7egROU1 to044HO aE 2000: i ONT TO REAS: 2-310¢ DOD 5200.1-R (3
on HOT RELEASAGLE TO RORAGEQOT SRROMII90840044-5 Approved For Release 2003/BAG DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20310 DAMI-ISH 84 DEC 1980 | 24 Koc FO MEMORANDUM THRU_VICE CHIEF OF STAPP-ARMY AA. PATRICK M. NUGHES, ae 0s FOR UNDER-SECRETARY-OF ‘THE ARMY Ce SO SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME (U) -- DECISION MEMORANDUM 1. (8) Army General Counsel has determined that GRILL FLAME activities constitute experimentation on human subjects under Procedure 18, DOD Directive 5240.I1-R. Section 4 of Procedure 18 requires the approval of Under Secretary of Army in order for Army Intelligence to continue its GRILL FLAME activities. 2. (S/NOFORN) Army INSCOM GRILL FLAME activities meet or exceed the requirements of Section 3 of Procedure 18. Important foreign intelli- gence and counterintelligence purposes are served by GRILL FLAME exper— imentation. Informed consent of all subjectsis obtained in writing and only in accordance with guidelines issued by Department of Health Education and Welfare setting conditions that safeguard the welfare of the subjects. 3. (S) Request the Under Secretary approve our participation in GRILL FLAME activities under Procedure 18. E.R. THOMPSON Major General, USA ACofS for Intelligence ~ ” 14 Jan 81 APPROVED ~ Under Secs tary of GF the Army Be SN SLI Vl ~ oe dey es M. HUGHES ppp eae ae . mot be LACABLE T LTC, GS of the Army Staff CLASSIFIED BY DIAM 28-1L | Prey ion” aa DEC 2600., EE geide DOD  5200.1-R(3) Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001100440044-5
* be “ hy He 3 Approved For Release 004109109".c1A hepse-co7eaRO6 400440067-0 17 July 1991] MEMGRANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with Congressman Rose, 1400 Hrs, 16 July 1981 (U) 1. (U) At 1300 Hrs, 16 July 1981, I was notified by my office that Congressman Rose's office had requested that I meet with the Congressman at 1400 Hrs that afternoon. I arrived at the Capitol Building shortly after 1400 Hrs, and when I finally made it to Congressman Kose's office the meeting was already underway. The following personnel were in attendance: Congressman Rose Dick Giza Office of Congressman Rose LTC Mike Chase Office of Congressional Liaison Tim Hatch Office of Army General Consul (LTC Watt INSCOM 2. (S) The meeting had been called by Congressman Rose to Find out why the Army was apparently “dragging its feet" in supporting SRI-I with funds that had already been agreed upon for FY 81, The Congressman was very agitated and concerned that no progress was being made in solving the alleged “human use" differences that seemed to exist between the AGC and DoD GC offices. 3. (S) Tim Hatch presented the AGC position....which boiled down to the Fact that the AGC. office had briefed the Secretary of the Army on the proposed joint effort between Army and DIA and that the DoD GC concurred with the human use issue. It was after this briefing to Secretary of the Army that AGC learned that apparently DoD GC did not concur on the human use issue; therefore, the ACC decided the issue needed to be decided before the Army would be allowed to transfer any funds in support of the joint program, 4, (C) This response did not appear to satisfy Congressman Rose. His feelings can be summed up as follows: a. Project Grill Flame is his #1 intelligence priority. b. Researchers at SRI-I, who he feels are Lhe leaders in the current research, must be properly supported. c. He was sick and tired of all the administrative red tape and wanted
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é ohh itl . Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001100440067-0 6. (C) The Congressman asked me if we felt that SRI was worth having and I explained to him our current funding situation for FY 81 and what we had recommended for FY 82 as far as supporting SRI. My response appeared to satisfy him. 7. (YU) The meeting adjourned shortly before 1500 Hrs with the Congressman's ringing summation that this area of intelligence gathering was potentially too great to allow to fester on the vines because of bureaucratic red tape. murray B/ WATT LTC, GS INSCOM GRILL FLAME Projecl Manaqer CFs QACSI (MAJ O'Keefe) NOTED: ; COL CHAD 8. WHITE/ADCSOPS-HUMINT
July
1901
MEMORANDUM FOR
THE RECORD
SUBJECT;
Meeting with Congressman Rone,
.1400 Hrs,
.16 July
.1901
(U)
1*
(U)
At 1300 Hrs,
16 July
1901,
I was notified by my
office that Congressman
Rose's office had requested that
1 meet with the Congressman at 1400 Hrs that
afternoon.
I arrived
at the Capitol Building shortly after 1400 Hrs,
and when
I
finally made
it to Congressman Rose's
office
the meeting was already underway.
The following personnel were
in attendance:
Congressman Rose
Dick Giza
Office of Congressman Rose
L1C Mike Chase
Office of Congressional Liaison
Tim Hatch
Office
of Army General Consul
LTC Watt
INSC0M
2.
(S)
The meeting had been called by Congressman Rose
to
find out why the
Army was apparently
"dragging
its feet"
in supporting SRI-I with funds
that had
already been agreed upon
for FY
81.
The Congressman was very agitated and
concerned that no progress was being made in solving the alleged "human use"
differences
that seemed to exist between the AGC and DoD GC offices.
3.
(S)
Tim Hatch presented the AGC position
which boiled down
to the
fact
that
the AGC office had briefed the Secretary
of the Army on
the proposed joint
effort between Army and DIA and that
the DoD GC concurred with the human use
issue.
II was after
this briefing
to Secretary
of the Army
that AGC learned that apparently
DoD GC dipnoi concur
on the human use
issue;
therefore,
the AGC decided
the issue
needed to be decided before
the Army would be allowed
to transfer any
funds
in
support
of the
joint program.
4.
(C)
This response did not appear
to satisfy Congressman Rose.
His
feelings
can be summed up
as follows:
a.
Project Grill Flame
is his #1
intelligence priority.
b.
Researchers
at SRI-I,
who he
Teels are
the
leaders
in
the current
research,
must be properly supported.
.
He was sick and tired of all the administrative
red tape and wanted
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6.
(C)
The Congressman asked me
if we
felt
lhat
SRI was worth having and
I
explained to him our current funding situation
for
FY
8,1 and what
we had
recommended for
FY
as far as supporting
SRI.
My response appeared
to
satisfy him.
7.
(U)
The meeting adjourned shortly before 1500 Mrs with
the Congressman's
ringing summation that this area
of intelligence gathering was potentially
too great to allow
to
fester on
the vines because of bureaucratic red tape.
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0ACSI
(MAJ O'Keefe)
I'j
,
HURRAi B i WATT
LTC, gV
INSC0M GRILL FLAME
Project Manager
NOTED:
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COL CHAD
B. WHTTeTaDCSOPS-HUMINT
“ a a Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00488R001100440070-6 . ROUTING AND TRANSMITTAL SLIP TO: (Name, office symbol, room number, 1 Initials} Oate _ ~ * bullding, Agency /Post) /} ae “SUBU: tourfAs Requested | us t tte I @larsor 4 MG Thompson [|fiile - Note and Return |For Clearance |_| Per Conversation 5 [For Correction _—S|_ (| Prepare Reply ’ yp Rircutate «| For Your Information | [See Me _zkcomment | [investigate | | Signature af fe + Coordination REMARKS : so , y 2 1. At 161,00 Jul Bl, Tim Hatch (Office of the Army General Counsel) and LTC Mike Chase (Army Legislative Lia&son) met with Cong. Rose. The subject of the meet- ing was the delay in releasing Army GRILL FLAME funding. Cong. Rose explairied to Hatch, in a rather agitated and vigorous manner, that he expected the human use issue ‘to be resolved by 23 Jul 81. If not, he would convene a House Intelligence Subcommittee meeting on 30 Jul and ‘invite Mr, Carlucci, Mr. Marsh and Hatch to attend. 2. fat 171700 Jul Al, I received from the Army General Counsel a Memo for ZA authorizing him to release FY 81 funds for GRILL FLAME expenditures. The AGC intends | bo NOT use this form as. a RECORD of approvals, concurrences, disposals, , ara clearances, and simi FROM: (Name, org. symbol, Agency /Post) DENNIS M. O'KEEFE Room No.——Bidg. Phone No. \ (Re ye a = , Beso} rl 1S. G.P.O. 1979~285-+092 Prescribed by GSA wes FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.206
Approved For Release*2004/09/09 f . CIA-RDP96-00788R0 1 1 00440070-6 to continue the human use debate for FY 82 monies. The AGC Memo is attached for your review. © © 7 » 3. Para 3 of the Memo advises us to seek'a consolidated certification of GRILL FLAME activities by the SA. This is ‘exactly what we attempted to do in Dec 80. When the SA approved Army's GRILL FLAME efforts, it.was the AGC Who’ ruled that the certification applied only to INSCOM activities. We will try again in FY 326 . he Para of the Memo recommends independent Army contracting with civilian firms. This obviates the — problem of getting DIA to agree with us on the human use issue. It adds, however, the administrative burden of Army executing and monitoring its own contracts. I recommend we continue to seek agreene nt with DIA that GRILL FLAME participation by Army is human use (NOTE: LTC Watt plans to send his new cadre to SRI during FY "2 for training) and that joint DIA-Army involvement (coordinated contracting, joint contracts, etc.) coopts DIA into the human use arena. This subject will be included in the next GRILL FLAME Committee meeting “Bo"LtC Watt was informed ‘én 20 Jul 61 that he had” * clearance to release his FY -81 moneys - DIA,. SG1J ‘has advised that Army's sionéy for FY AL_GRITE FLAME - contracting was forthcoming. He will inform Dr. Vorona Wnfarened 6 F othe AGC Memo. We wil\ warn Cen. Rese. (sate Bde MM Pla Bon a fee yok Tae Approved For Releasé 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001 100440070-6
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to continue "the human use debate for FY
32 monies.
The AGC Memo is attached for your review.
3.
Para
of the Memo advises us to seek 'a consolidated
certification of GRILL FLAME activities by the SA.
This
is exactly what we attempted to
do in Pec
80.
LTien
the
SA approved Army's GRILL FLAME efforts,
it. was the AGC
irho ruled that the certification applied only to INSC0M
activities.
We will try again in FY
82.
U.
Para t of the Memo recommends independent Army
contracting with civilian firms.
This obviates the
problem of getting PIA to
. agree with us on the
human use issue.
It adds,
however,
the administrative
burden" of Army executing and monitoring its own contracts.
I recommend we continue to seek agreene nt with PIA that
GRILL FLAME ’participation by Army is human use (NOTE:
LTC Matt plans
to send his new cadre to SRI during FY
for training)
and that joint DIA-Army involvement
(coordinated contracting,
joint contracts,
etc.)
coopts
DIA into the human use arena.
This subject will be
included in the next GRILL FLAME Committee meeting
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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301 er 6-00788R001100440072-4 TA an DEFENSE RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING 5 MAR i989 ns eee 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 10 and ll, relating to OUSDRE activities be implemented, (Sl The substance “of “those ‘récommendat{ons as they “ve late “tr 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 $° be advised, but interpose no objection if the level of their requests are not an appreciable fraction of the work of the facility involved, Wiiam J. Perry Chott ts PO eee Do q| » 80 1133 Approved For Release 20 ) (A rores-007seR001 to04a007 28 -————~
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
(RESEARCH
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ENGINEERING AND SYSTEMS)
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE
(RESEARCH
DEVELOPMENT AND LOGISTICS)
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME Activity
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and^its
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technology programs aimed at soientiLc demonstration of tte
existence of the subject effects,
and that as
a coJseoSlnS
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“1 HUntSvllle in these areas no? be auth-
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no new work will be initiated under
h
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application of parapsychology effects.
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1983
MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE ARMY
(RESEARCH, ^ 7
DEVELOPMENT, AND ACQUISITION)
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THENAVY (RESEARCH,
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ENGINEERING, AND SYSTEMS)
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE
(RESEARCH, r''/
DEVELOPMENT, AND LOGISTICS)
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DIRECTOR,
DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME Activity (U)
.
Reference:
USORE Memo of
5 Mar 80 on the subject.
(S/NF)
The reference limited OUSDRE sponsorship of GRILL FLAME research
activities,
but Interposed no objection to low-level
support to
Intelligence-related efforts.
(S/NF)
Since 1980, jointly sponsored research by DIA and Army INSCOM
has shown GRILL FLAME to have potential for military applications.-
In
the classified annex to the FY 1983 Authorization Conference Report,
rtewever, the Intelligence Committee conferees agreed that
if research
were to continue.
It should be outside the National Foreign Intelligence
Program.
Although DIA should have sufficient funding in FY 1983 to
complete
Its GRILL FLAME evaluation, the conferees did not provide
resources for Army intelligence participation
in the project.
(S/NF)
A scientific review of GRILL FLAME evidence accumulated in the
course of a three-year National Foreign Intelligence Program study
is to
be completed by early April 1983.
In the
interim. Program 6 resources
may be used to maintain the current Army INSCOM capability and
supplement as necessary the FY 83 DIA evaluation effort.
I would
like* to
7*
advance of the proposed Program 6 funding sources
infUJr
ed t0
s“?P°rt these intelligence research activities.
Future
OUSDRE 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.
cc:
Director, Defense
Intelli-
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Assistant Chief of Staff,
Intelligence, USA.
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