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GRILL
FLAME
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING
This joint Service three year Grill
Flame effort
is
intended
to implement
d comprehensive effort desiQned from
the outset to determine the operational
parameters
and usefulness
of certain elements of psychoenergetics.
In
so doing
it should
be possible
to define the nature and extent of the
threat these phenomonena potentially pose to
the national
security.
The DoD Grill
Flame effort will
be
in the form of the Joint Service
Contract with goals
that will
be accomplished by
a three year contractual
effort.
The funding
level
will
be $4Q0-450K per year for three years.
At
the end of the specified time period
a decision will
be made on
how
and where
to proceed.
At least during the first year a sole contractor
will
be
SRI
International.
As other capabilities
are developed
by additional
contractors,
the
Gfill
Flame Committee will
seek In follow-on years
to diversify external
assistance support.
a.
The DIA will
(1)
Issue Joint Service Contracts
to accomplish the required
external
support.
(2)
Chair the Grill
Flame Committee.
(3)
Provide the primary contract monitor.
b„
The participants
(DIA, Air Force,
Army)
will
(1)
Contribute
to the development of contract goals.
(2) MIPR funds
to DIA
for the Joint Service Contract(s)
.
(3)
Contribute specific
task
to
be accomplished by Joint
Service Contracts.
(4)
Host the quarterly Grill
Flame Committee meetings
on
a
rotating basis.
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The Grill
Flame Committee will
(1)
Be composed
of members
from DIA, Army and Air Force.
(2)
Review
the DIA and Service requirements
and
incorporate
them into the contract work statements,
thereby insuring
that the
program will
meet the requirements of each contributor.
(3)
Prepare
all
final
Grill
Flame contracts and determine
priorities.
(4)
Provide continual
review of all
Grill
Flame contractual
matters.
(5)
During
the quarterly meetings, review and critique past
work and revise,
as
needed,
the next quarter's work.
(6)
Control
the contractual
expenditure of all
MIPR'd funds.
(7)
Provide scientific
and technical
expertise needed
to
guide
the contractual
investigation.
d.
The primary contract monitor will
(1)
Be cognizant of the day-to-day Grill
Flame work.
(2)
Serve
as
an
interface between
the Committee and the
contractors.
(3)
Insure that
all
raw data produced by the contractors
is
shared
by
all
the participants.
(4)
Relay guidance
to the contractors.
(5)
Report contract results
to Grill
Flame Committee.
(6)
Insure research goals
are met.
(7)
Be responsive to
all
inquiries
by participants
as
to
the
activities and progress
being made
by the contractors.
(8)
Be responsive
to
all
inquiries
by other DoD or governmental
agencies
on
the status of the contract research.
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Approved For Release 2003108 : “OO7HRRGPAEPZRAO L757, : Re Le UY FORE'GH NATIONALS INFORMATION PAPER DAMI-ISH 12 Sep 80 SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME (U) PURPOSE. (S/NOFORN) To inform ACST DA of a potential situation with regard to GRILL FLAME and offer recommendations that will prevent possible embarrassment to the Army. FACTS. 1. (S/NOFORN) BACKGROUND: tn response to LTG Tighe's 7 Aug 80 letter to MG Thompson, a GRILL FLAME Committee meeting was held on 18 Aug 80. ‘The purpose of the meeting was to approve the Joint service GRILL FLAME Memorandum of Understanding (MCU), Mission and Objectives Statement, and proposed contract with SRI (TAB C). “2. (U) DISCUSSION: a. (S/NOFORN) In order to ensure Support of Army INSCOM's interest in this matter, MAJ Hay provided the proposed draft clocuments at TAB C to LTC Watt's organization at Fort Meade for ‘review and comment. This resulted in a response from MG Rolya (letter with 1 Incl) at TAB B. Because LTC Watt was on leave, a representative from his organization, LT Fred Atwater, was invited to attend the 18 Aug 80 meeting at DIA to present INSCOM's recommended changes to the proposed draft documents. After the meeting, MAJ Hay asked LT Atwater if he felt LTC Watt and INSCOM could concur with the proposed changes made at the meeting. LT Atwater replied he thought they would. b.  (S/NOFORN) MAJ Hay met with LTC Watt on 27 Aug 80 and he informed MAJ Hay that hed sagneed—with-bt-aAtwater—and he and INSCOM could not concur with the MOU. MAJ Hay and LTC Watt then drafted a proposed MOU (TAB A) which we plan to table at a proposed GRILL FLAME Committee meeting at DIA during the next meeting, date unknown. c. (S/NOFORN) INSCOM's major objections, and MAJ Hay agrees, are as follows: (1) (S/NOFORN) INSCOM has $150K total to fund the Fy 81 GRILL FLAME effort. INSCOM needs $30K to fund the operational effort. This wauld leave $120K for external contracts with whomever Classified by DIA-DT Review 12 Sep 2000 Reason: 2-301c,3 te per PocROORY 200, HPs AN aippos-dbraartdoroozsoct7.7 T abtdved Ror aleane PR itn FOREIGN NATIONALS
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SG1J 2 Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280018-6 To: USA INSCOM 15 October 1980 Attn: LCol. Watt From: COTR/Grill Flame 1. Attached are two project worksheets. The data from these sheets will provide specific guidance to the researchers and serve as a source of information, regarding the projects, to the sponsors. When the work- sheets are completed a finished copy will be provided to each sponsor, 2. In regard to your projects, the data to complete the worksheets are numbers 8, 10, 11, 14, and 15, At the end of the FY you will also he asked to fill in numbers 19 and 20(1). In addition you may input any other data that is within your domain, You should also include, as remarks , any other information that is not requested on the worksheet put which you believe is important, Also, any suggestions regarding the worksheet are welcome. Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280018-6
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To:
USA INSCOM
15 October 1980
Attn:
LCol. Watt
From:
COTR/Grill Flame
1,
Attached are two project worksheets.
The data from these sheets
will provide specific guidance to the researchers and serve as a source
of information,
regarding the projects,
to the sponsors.
When the work-
sheets are completed a finished copy will
be provided to each sponsor.
.
In regard to your projects
,
the data to complete the worksheets are
numbers
8,
10,
11,
14, and
15.
At
the end of the FY you will also be
asked to fill in numbers
19 and 20(1).
In addition you may input any
other data that
is within your domain.
You should also include,
as
remarks, any other information that
is
not
requested on the worksheet
but which you believe
is important.
Also,
any suggestions regarding the
worksheet are welcome.
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ny Approved For Release sooard CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280019-5 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON, O.C. 20310 DAMI-~ISH MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR, DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SUUJECT: GRILL FLAME Program (U) 1. (U) Reference letter, DIA S-1922/DT-1, 7 Aug 80, subject as above. 2, (5S) This is an interim reply to referenced letter. As you are aware, Army has been particularly active with regard to this program. Over the past 18 months the results of our in-house effort (INSCOM peogram) have been somewhat impressive and call for continued support, horvecent trip (28 Jul-t Aug 80) to SRT, and FTD by GACST action SG1 officers revealed that although some progress has been made, the joint A peeqram still remains fragmented and disorganized, Your personal attention as outlined im your 7 August letter is a positive step to ecrrect the situation. —%, (8) Because cur in-house program is directed at refinement of RV, we are primarily concerned with the Advanced RV Technique training as briefed by an SRI consultant to Army ACST on 28 Jul 80. It should be th ted however that. according to that consultant SRI will not be prepared tc; assume this training task until December 80 - March 81 time frame. fe concur that because of the time constraints and expertise involved, cut should remain as primary contractor. Further study/coordination will hoe required to determine if SRI will be able to support Army's efforts in the Advanced RV training. We believe that since the program was strongly criticized by the Scientific Evaluation Committee, followed-. by eut-off of all Program 6 funds by Mr. Perry, USDRE, an in/out-house program should be funded for a continuous systematic program review to censure we maintain a solid effort. tbe (S) Army, specifically INSCOM, has budgeted $150K, of which we can commit $120K to a joint service effort, ypon qessubbaics by MG Rolya, from P32 funds for FY 6] GRILL FLAME program. Ss stated above, our muphasis will continue to be directed at Advanced RV training techniques ! * our INSCOM program. At this time we expect to MIPR $120K to DIA to support this effort with SRI. We plan to use the remaining $30K to support fhe JINSCOM operational effort. — SebRel Classified by DIA-DT al aa L, Review on 1] August 2000 “i te Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280019-5
** ANG 1985 DAMT-ISH SURJFCT: GRILL FLAME Program (U) %. (S) The positive action taken by DIA with regard to the joint action review proposal is commendable; however, we believe this action is pre- Mature. Although we could concur with much of the mission and objective statement and MOU, we see some room for disagreement. To comment on the Jtoposed contract with SRI on such short notice would not do justice to the program. We will study each aspect of these documents and reply early as possible, ER THe mee tad C. roa PoaAS fer fi in tho ed 2 1 DHE, 4 va -RDP96-00788R001700280019-5 Approved For Release 2003/09/ = “=r!
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WASHINGTON. D C.
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MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR,
DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
SUiUECT:
GRILL FLAME Program
(U)
1.
(U)
Reference letter,
DIA S-1922/DT-1
,
7 Aug
80,
subject
as above.
(s)
This
is
an interim reply
to referenced letter.
As you are
.ivs-.ut
.
Army has been particularly active with regard to this program.
Over
the past
18 months the results of our in-house effort
(INSCOM
P!"gram)
have been somewhat impressive and call
for continued support.
A
t refill.
trip
(28 Jul-l
Aug
80)
to
SRI.f
|and FTD by OACST
action
officers revealed
that
although some progress has been made,
the joint
program still
remains fragmented and disorganized.
Your personal
„t irnt ion
us outlined
in your
7 August
letter
is
a positive step
to
ri rrect
the situation.
7.
Because our
in-house program
is directed at refinement of RV,
Wt .
are primarily concerned with the Advanced RV Technique training as
Ui jofod by an SRI consultant
to Army ACSI on 28
Jul
80.
It should be
n. ted however
that, according to that consultant
SRI will not be prepared
vc, assume this training task until December 80 - March
81 time frame.
We concur that because of the time constraints and expertise
involved,
DPI
should remain as primary contractor.
Further study/coordination will
l.o
required
to determine
if
SRI
will
be able
to support Army’s efforts
in the Advanced RV training.
We believe that since the program was
strongly criticized by the Scientific Evaluation Committee,
followed—
, v cul-off of all
Program
6 funds by
Mr,
Perry,
USDRE,
an in/out-house
program should be funded for a continuous systematic program review to
nan: sure
we maintain
a solid effort.
.
(s)
Army,
specifically INSCOM,
has budgeted
$150K,
of which we can
commit
$1 20K
to
a joint service effort,
ijnon concyf££yg£ by MG Rolya,
Jrom P3 funds for
FY
GRILL FLAME program.
"Ss stated above,
our
emphasis will continue
to be directed at
Advanced RV training techniques
j
• our INSCOM program.
At
this time we expect to MIPH $12QK
to DIA to
.• import
this effort with SRI.
We plan
to use
the remaining $30K to support
i he
INSCOM operational
effort.
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The positive action taken by DIA with regard
to
the
joint action
r. view proposal
is commendable;
however,
we believe this action
is pre-
mature.
Although we could concur with much of the mission and objective
at emont and MOU,
we see some room for disagreement.
To comment on the
.1-
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SRI on such short notice would not
do justice
to
Pro?
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. 1 hab 15 dee da char arce Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788RAQ439028002M2 Wacken ? 10 November 1980 LTC Murray B. Watt U.S. Army HQ INSCOM Ft. Meade, MD 20755 Dear Scotty: First, I want to let you know that Mike Hecker has begun to work on the audio analysis project, Since the desire is eventually to apply this in your situation, we propose to begin our work using tapes from #372, Since the success or failure may depend in part upon tape quality, we propose further to have you provide us with a selection of #372 tapes on your local targets that you have evaluated. To begin, the selection of, say, six or so should contain the very best and the very worst, with the middle range left out. Also, by best we mean that the description should accurately fit the site, even though by your own scale it might have a somewhat lower rating because the data, though good, may not have been relevant with regard to your utility requirements. Also, by processing some of your tapes, Hecker will let all of us know if it's necessary for you to use a higher-quality system to optimize the potential for useful results. (Maybe your system is more than adequate already--that would be important to know.) We should probably discuss this matter in person, Are you still planning to visit us soon? If not, we should consider having Hecker visit you there before we get too far down the road, With best regards, Bef H. E. Puthoff, Ph.D. Radio Physics Laboratory SRI international 333 Ravenswood Ave. * Menlo Park, CA 94025 * (415) 326-6200 * Cable: SRIEINTL MNP © TWX: 910-373-1246 Approved For Release 2003/09/16 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700280020-3
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LTC Murray B. Watt
U . S
. Army
HQ INSCOM
Ft. Meade, MD
20755
Dear Scotty:
^
First,
I want
to
let you know that Mike Hecker has begun to work on the audio
analysis project.
Since the desire
is eventually to apply this in your situation, we propose
to begin our work using tapes from #372.
Since the success or failure may
depend in part upon tape quality, we propose further to have you provide us
with a selection of #372 tapes on your local targets that
you have evaluated.
To begin,
the selection of,
say,
six or so should contain the very best and
*
the very worst, with the middle range
left
out.
Also,
by best we mean that
the description should accurately fit the
site,
even though by your own scale
it might have
a somewhat
lower
rating
because the data, though good,
may not
have been relevant with regard to your utility requirements.
Also,
by processing some of your tapes, Hecker will
let all of us know if it's
necessary for
you to use a higher-quality system to optimize the potential for
useful results.
(Maybe your system is more than adequate already—that would
be important
to know.)
We should probably discuss this matter in person.
Are you still planning
to
visit us soon?
If
not
, we should consider having Hecker visit you there before
we get too far down the road.
With best regards
,
H.
E.
Puthoff,
Ph.D.
Radio Physics Laboratory
SRI International
333 Ravenswood Ave.
*
Menlo Park, CA 94025
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(415) 326-6200
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SG1D Sees cena ene es Platte er Approved For Release as ECRET™""" -3 Pe rattan ae ae Creterin sonnet tm ie adn Ne re TAGPA-F-SD jt 6 February 1984 We PY + MEMORANDUM FOR ADCSOPS=HUMINT SUBJECT: TDY 7-8 February 1984 SG1D 1. Cc Reference: 2. (S/CL-2) The undersigned will be traveling to the Monroe Institute of Applied Sciences (MIAS), Faber, Virginia on 7-8 Feb 84 to monitor the CENTER LANE advanced training program being conducted there. BRIAN BUZBY é LTC, MI Project Manager [ A N WARNING NOTICE! ee SPECIAL ACCESS PROGR ™M RESTRICT DISSEMINATION TO THOSE WITH VERIFIED ACCESS GATEGGRY CLASSIFIED BY: CG, INSCOM DECL: OADR 2 ERA ee AP ERIE a NN Rm Approved For Release wai EGRE Tosnnnsno -3
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6 February
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(S/CL-2)
The
undersigned
will
be
traveling
to
the
Monroe
Institute
of Applied
Sciences
(MIAS),
Faber,
Virginia
on
7-8
Feb
to
monitor
the
CENTER
LANE
advanced
training
program
being
conducted
there.
BRIAN BUZBY
LTC
,
MI
Project Manager
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BY:
CG,
INSCOM
DECL
:
OADR
Approved For Release 2000/68,
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Approved For Release 2001/03/07
: CIA-RDP96-00789R002302430001-7
SESSION INFORMATION
A.
TARGET DATA:
Task/Target No.
Session No.
B.
PERSONNEL DATA :
Source No.
Monitor's No.
Beacon/ Sender No.
C.
SESSION DATA:
Date Task Received
Session Date
Start Time
Stop Time
Method used
Aids/Distractions
(Pis)
Pre-session hunches
(AVs)
Date Summary Returned
D.
EVALUATION DATA:
Viewer's Estimate
Evaluator's Estimate
E.
SESSION SUMMARY ;
The target site consists of grass lands and natural objects which
are protruding or raised upward on the ground.
These objects are
heavy,
long and narrow posts, designed in a circle or semi-circle,
and made out of wood or stone.
They mark the spot.
This old site
has a mystical quality and is somewhat isolated in location.
There
is a wonderful energy emanating from this spot.
People visit this
place to see or experience it and to gain wisdom.
Some people may
even consider this place healing
in nature.
This site signifies
an event involving people long ago.
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