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SRR SS Sree NLR ES EAS SG1J AP” 2 SND SN AAETTIAAD: AineS wi 1+ 0 aR VO AD AONE DTN ARN re EE RICALS FoR E+ = 32 a AEB Be 01. REY Ee ee Eee a Ste Approved For Release 2004/09/09 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001100400014-2 6 April 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME (GF) Briefing to Staff Members, Senate Select Intelligence Committee (ssic) 1. A meeting was held in Rm G309, Dirksen Office Building at 1500 hours, 3 April 1981. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss the Army role in project GRILL FLAME. The following personnel were present: BG. Wilmot, OACSI Mr. Dan Childs, Staff Member SSIC Mr. Herbert Klein, Staff Member, SSIC DIA G'Pb STaFe LTC Jordan, OACSI LTC Watt, HQ INSCOM MAJ O'Keefe, OACSI 2. Mr. Klein (Mr. Childs was not present for the very beginning of the meeting) stated that he was concerned with.understanding the following: How does it appear the program is going; what value has it been; where are you going/heading; and the legal aspects of the program? 3, BG Wilmot explained that the Army representatives were prepared to fully address all of his concerns. He stressed that DIA was kept fully informed of Army plans and that even operational tasks were briefed numerous times to DIA personnel involved in GF. BG Wilmdti then asked me to brief the INSCOM GF program. Although I was not prepared to brief, I provided the staff members a standard run-down of our program. I covered some of our operational prajects (at BG Wilmot's request) and explained that the value of our input was ' determined by the tasking agency and not us. Mr. Childs wanted to know if the 5 spaces being requested in the FY 82 POM were in addition to the 9-man task force that we currently had. I fully explained the circumstances surrounding the establishment of that task force and assured him that if the 5 spaces were included in the FY 82 program they would be used to replace 5 of the slots belonging to the task force. It would not amount to an overall increase in our manning level; however, we would still be taking people "out-of-hide" to support the program. 4. Mr. Childs addressed the legal issues involved. MAJ O'Keefe provided him with copies of letters from various levels of DA, including Under Secretary of Army giving approval for the Army portion of Project "GRILL FLAME." Everyone was briefed on the human use issue and left with the understanding that the issue is still being resolved between the legal and medical authorities within DOD. 5. Mr. Childs and Mr. Klein thanked everyone for a very informative meeting and the session adjourned approximately 1630 hours. MURR £ WATT Approved For Release 2004/09/09 !difie 96-00788R001100400014-2 Project Manager
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME
(GF) Briefing to Staff Members,
Senate Select
Intelligence Committee (SS)c)
1.
A meeting was held in Rm G309, Dirksen Office Building at 1500 hours,
3 April 1981.
The purpose of the meeting was
to discuss the Army role in
project GRILL FLAME.
The following personnel were present:
SGI J
BG. Wilmot, 0ACSI
Mr. Dan Childs,
Staff Member SSIC
Mr.
Herbert Klein,
Staff Member,
SSIC
| DIA
G-»TE> STflFP
LTC Jordan,
0ACSI
LTC Watt,
HQ INSC0M
MAJ O'Keefe,
OACSI
2.
Mr.
Klein
(Mr.
Childs was not present for the very beginning of the
meeting)
stated that he was concerned with understanding the following:
How
does
it appear the program is going;
what value has
it been; where are you
going/heading;
and the legal aspects of the program?
3.
BG Wilmot explained that the Army representatives were prepared
to fully
address all of his concerns.
He stressed that DIA was kept fully informed of
Army plans and that even operational tasks were briefed numerous times to DIA
personnel involved in GF.
BG Wilmot: then asked me
to brief the INSC0M GF
program.
Although
I was not prepared to brief ,
I provided the staff members
a standard run-down of our program.
I
covered some of our operational projects
(at BG Wilmot' s request)
and explained that the value of our input was
*
determined by
the tasking agency and not us.
Mr.
Childs wanted
to know if the
5 spaces being requested in the FY
82 POM were in addition to the 9-man task
force that we currently had.
I fully explained the circumstances surrounding
the establishment of that task force and assured him that if the
5 spaces were
included in the FY 82 program they would be used to replace
of
the slots
belonging to the task force.
It would not amount
to an overall increase in
our manning level;
however, we would still be taking people "out-of-hide"
to
support the program.
4.
Mr.
Childs addressed the legal issues involved.
MAJ O'Keefe provided him
with copies of letters from various levels of DA,
including Under Secretary
of
Army giving approval for the Army portion of Project "GRILL FLAME.
Everyone
was briefed
on the human use issue and
left with the understanding that the
issue is still being resolved between the
legal and medical authorities within
D0D.
5.
Mr.
Childs and Mr.
Klein thanked everyone for a very informative meeting and
the session adjourned approximately
1630 hours.
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TOPIC
NO.
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no.
This
procedure
will
be
carried
out
through
consultation
with
the
project
personnel,
assistance
from
consultants
as
required,
and
evaluation
by
a
quorum
of
the
Committee.
A.
Consideration
of
Risks
Relative
to
Benefits
The
protocol
will
be
carefully
scrutinized
to
evaluate
the
potential
risks
to
the
subjects
and
to
compare
those
risks
with
the
probable
bene-
fits
that
are
likely
to
ensue
to
the
participants
and
to
humanity
in
gen-
eral.
The
protocol
should
be
distinctly
stated
so
as
to
leave
no
doubt
about
the
purpose
and
nature
of
the
research
and
to
permit
identification
o£
any
unnecessary
or
unacceptable
risks.
Risks must
be
well
defined,
and
the
reason
for
assuming
them easily
understood
by
the
participant.
The
procedures
must
be
shown
to
be
likely
to
result
in
an
adequate
assess
ment
of
the
particular
problem.
Compensation
can
never
be
used
as
an
undue
inducement
B
.
Informed Consent
of
Subjects
In
every
case,
the
informed
consent
of
each
human
subject must
be
obtained
prior
to
participation
in
the
experimental
activity.
Normally,
the
consent
will
be
in writing
on
a
form approved
by
SRI's
General
Coun-
sel,
signed
by
the
subject
or
his
or her
legal
representative,
and
wit-
nessed.
The
form will
also
bear
the
signature
of
the
principal
investi-
gator.
In
cases
involving
nominal
risk
and
approved
by
the
Committee,
the
informed
consent
may
be
obtained
orally,
with
the
briefing
of
the
subject
documented
in writing
by
the
principal
investigator,
A copy
of
each
consent
form
or
briefing
will
be
filed
with
the
Committee.
The
following
information will
be
provided,
whether
in
written
form
or
by
oral
briefing:
-
A
fair
explanation
of
the
procedures
to
be
followed,
includ-
ing
identification
of
those
that
are
experimental.
-
A description
of
any
attendant
discomforts
and
risks.
-
A description
of
the
expected
benefits.
-
When
applicable,
a disclosure
of
appropriate
alternative
pro~
cedures
that
would
be
advantageous
for
the
subject.
-
An offer
to
answer
any
inquiries
about
the
procedures.
-
An
instruction
that
without
prejudice
the
subject
may
with-
draw
his
or
her
consent
and
discontinue
participation
in
the
project
at
any
time.
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Before
an
advertisement
volunteers
to
serve
as
human
advertisement
or
notice
must
is
placed
or
a
public
notice
is
posted
for
subjects
in
research
at
SRI,
the
proposed
be
prepared
and
approved
as
follows:
The
copy
for
the
proposed
advertisement
or
notice must
include
a
statement
that
SRI
acts
in
accordance
with
the
regulations
of
the
U.S.
Department
of Health,
Education
and
Welfare
for
the
protection
of
human
subjects.
The Chairman
of
the
SRI
Human Subjects
Committee
will
review
the
copy
and
the
plan
for
publishing
it
to
verify
conformance
to
a
currently valid
approval
to
use
human
subjects
.
The
SRI General
Counsel
will
review
the
copy
and
the
plan
for
publishing
it.
The General
Counsel's
approval
consti
tutes
authorization
to
place
the advertisement
or
to
post
the
public
notice.
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
BRIGADIER GENERAL SMITH
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME Status Report
(U)
26 September 1978
1.
(S)
On 20 September I met with Cblonel Capps, DAMI-ISH,
to discuss the 902d's participation in the development of a
training program in Para-Psychology Phenomena.
We had been
advised the week before through General Rolya that the 902d was
to cease any further planning for its concept of training with
the Monroe Institute.
I wished to find out where we stood
regarding the program.
2.
(S)
Colonel Capps related the following:
a. After talks among MG Thompson,
Dr.
LeBerge,
Dr. Verona, et al,
it was decided that this whole program needed to be coordinated
with DOD.
Consequently, a working group is to be established with
representatives from all concerned parties regarding the future
DOD involvement in this phenomena.
b.
INSCOM would be requested to provide a representative
for the working group mentioned above to act as
a" coordinator for
INSCOM involvement.
c.
The 902d project, unclassified title GONDOLA WISH, was
cancelled.
Two factors impinged on this decision:
(1)
The Monroe Institute is not cleared for classified
training or information.
(2)
The type of training to be given by the Monroe Institute.
It was felt that this training could be categorized as experimenting
with the human mind.
If so,
under recent legislation,
it would have
to be cleared through an office at HEW.
MG Thompson did not want to
go that route until the legal ramifications were thoroughly examined.
_d.
DARCDM has an ongoing contract in this general area with SRI,
California which is not encumbered by possible legalities.
The
probability existed of our satelliting training on their contract.
Colonel Capps suggested that both ACSI and INSCOM provide funding to
DARCQM for Military Intelligence training subject to the approval of
General Guthrie.
He opined that $75,000.00 would be good and that
ACSI could probably provide $25,000.00 if INSCOM could find $50,000.00.
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OFFICE OF THE SURGEON GENERAL
WASHINGTON. D.C.
20310
REPLY TO
ATTENTION OF
APR
1979
SGRD-HR
MEMORANDUM FOR GENERAL JOHN
R.
GUTHRIE,
CCMMANDER,
US ARMY MATERIEL
DEVELOPMENT AND READINESS COMMAND
SUBJECT:
Human Use Review of Protocols
1.
Attached are the minutes
of
a meeting
of
the Human Subjects Research
Review Board held
to consider protocols from Stanford Research Institute
and Army Materiel System Analysis Activity in Project Grill Flame.
2.
It
is my opinion that the specific reviewed protocols are technology
transfer and phenomenology validation of
the technology transfer rather
than research or clinical investigation,
and,
as
such,
do not require
approval for human use.
3.
Anticipating future requirements,
the Board expressed concern about
possible follow-on research.
Your attention
is directed to paragraphs
3 and
of
the minutes.
1 Incl
as
CF:
USA
ACSI
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DAMI-ISH
memorandum thru director, federal bureau of investigation
FOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, TRAINING DIVISION,
FBI ACADEMY
SUBJECT:
Ho*ainetion of FBI Member to Assist on Array Project
1,
Request your assistance in nominating an individual
in the FBI to
participate in an ad hoc Army Surgeon General Human Use Test review
panel that has been constituted to deal with a unique, classified
project.
This requirement is in response to Amy and DOD General
Counsel direction that HEW guidelines as they pertain to projects that
involve the use of human subjects must b© followed.
Specifically »
the
panel mast include one person not affiliated with the Department of
Defense
.
SGI
I
3G1
2.
This requirement does not involve a great deal of time as it is
anticipated that the panel will sit for on® day only,
two or three
times annually, probably at the Pentagon.
For the most part,
the panel
now comprises behavioral scientists and medical doctors.
3 .
The FBI Training Division at Quantico has been informally contacted
by the Array Staff Action Officer, Major Bill Stoner
{Tel:
202-695-5043)
.
Major Stoner spoke with personnel in the FBI Training Division and was
told that
to have the type background needed
"Inasne only as a suggestion,
seems
Of course,
we offer
,
and would welcome anyone you designate.
4,
If there are questions please contact Major Stoner directly.
The
next panel meeting in expected sometime the end of May 1979,
so there is
goes® sense of urgency involved.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
SGI
I
Signed
E.
R. Thompson
USA
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1980
SUBJECT:
Minutes of Meeting
of
the Ad Hoc Subcommittee
of The Surgeon
General's Human Subjects Research Review Board - 20 November
197S
4.
In addition,
it was recommended that pregnant women should be ex-
cluded from participation
in
the work carried out under
this protocol
This recommendation
is
in keeping with
the generally prudent policy of
excluding any group
of
subjects
that might be especially sensitive
to
the effects of
stress.
5.
The ad hoc subcommittee recommends approval
of
the protocols
pending receipt of a new revised consent form which addresses
the an-
ticipated risks mentioned above.
6.
There being no
further business,
the meeting was adjourned at
1550
hours.
RICHARD W.
SEVERSON
LTC, MSG
Recorder
APPROVED /DTSAFIHKJVED:
EDWARD
L. BUESCHER
Colonel, MC
Chairman,
Human Subjects
Research Review Board
APPROV EIh/SiS&BhSGVSD
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CHARLES
C.
PIXIE
Lieutenant
Gec.-.ral
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The Surgeon General
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