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Approved For Release 20 oi #14: #7. #14: #7. #14: #7. Approved For Release 2008 A-RDP96-00788R000900570001 -1 I really don't know. But they seem to be moving in a perspective rather than just a flat two dimensional; they seem to be three dimensional. And, also, I might add, a .. . there appeared to be a hallway or a breezeway here. Behind these glass doors. And another set of glass doors. PAUSE The final drawing appeared to be some type. of structure. It appeared to be an overhang. This was light versus shadow. . and the overhang appeared to be a. . all the way around the corner. In other words, if this were the outer. structure, the foundation or the base of the structure, probably conform with the dotted line. Okay. That's enough. That'll do it then. I. . . I don't know where I was, but I was somewhere. Okay. 11 A-RDP96-00788R000900570001 -1
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Okay,
that’s
fine.
Now.
You're standing
in
the.
.
.
in the patio area here,
face towards.
.
the structure.
You said you saw
a building.
Face towards the building.
When you have that
image tell me.
PAUSE
#14:
The building appears to be
.
.
.
a
.
.
.
masonry,
you know,
construction.
Brick.
.
.
but.
.
I
see
two doors and they're glass and they're very tall.
Or appear tall.
.
.
#7.5:
How tall
is the building?
PAUSE
#14:
Oh,
its not
a sky scraper,
it would appear
to
be
two or three stories
tall.
#7.5:
Describe
the
color.
PAUSE
#14:
I had
a feeling of tan,
a reddish tan.
PAUSE
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#7.5:
Describe your relative position
now.
PAUSE
#14:
I
am
.
.
appear
to be standing at the top
of
the
steps.
.
on the
.
.
the
ground.
TURN OVER TAPE
#14:
One thing that has been confusing me throughout
this whole
thing,
all
these cotton-picking
angles
that
I'm getting.
PAUSE
#14:
Let's
see.
Go back to
the steps.
.
Okay,
got
those.
.
.
Stand back
a little bit.
.
.
PAUSE
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hel f ‘ Approved For Release 20000032 * -* information concerning a target of interest. In Class A, both the trainee and the interviewer are provided no information (double blind) concerning the site to be described during the session. Rather than trying to please the interviewer with his descriptions, the trainee is motivated to work with the interviewer in producing valid information about the Site of interest. This motivational difference igs critical in forcing the trainee to use his RV ability to acquire and describe site dependent information as Opposed to interviewer dependent telepathic data (in an attempt to please the interviewer) or data RVed from the feedback package (in an attempt to receive external positive reinforcement from the interviewer, i.e., Correct, Probably Correct, and/or Site), Working as a team in a Class A session, the interviewer and source trainee combine their aptitudes (the interviewer with his directive, analytic skill and the trainee with his exploratory, perceptual ability) to report information of interest about the designated target. 5. (S/NF/WNINTEL) The three classes of RV training (A, B, and CC) are interdependent. Each is designed to deal with separate learning requirements in the acquisition of RV skills. It must be remembered that the concept of classes herein applies to training. Operational application of RV requires its own unique, specifically designed feedback requirements and task dependent control of interviewer/source interaction. Trainee sources also require operational training beyond the narrow confines of the SRI-1 subcontractor modeled training program before they can be expected to produce dependable, timely intelligence information. ~feL) P96-00788R001000370001 -1 Approved For Release g
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A
TRAINING REPORT
First
Quarter
1985
SUBJECT:
Classes
of
Training
(U)
*
( S/NF/WNINTEL)
There
are
three
classes
of
Remote
Viewing
(RV)
training
used
in
that
portion
of
the
in “house
training
which
was
modeled
after
the
SRI-I
subcontractor
program.
These
classes
deal
with
feedback
requirements
during
the
RV
session,
control
of
interviewer
patter,
trainee
skill
development,
and
motivation.
These
three
classes
(A,
B
,
arid
C)
are
discussed
below.
2.
(S/NF /WNIN1EL)
CLASS
C:
The
majority
of
the
training
sessions
for
novice
trainees
are
Class
C.
During
this
phase,
the
source
trainee
must
learn
to
differentiate
between
emerging
target
relevant
perceptions
and
imaginative
overlay.
To
assist
the
trainee
in
this
learning,
immediate
feedback
is
provided
during
the
session.
The
interviewer
is
provided
with
a
feedback
package
which
may
contain
a
map,
photographs,
and/or
a
narrative
description
of
the
target.
During
Class
C
sessions
the
interview ei
provides
the
trainee
with
immediate
feedback
for
each
element
of
data
he
provides,
with
the
exception
that
negative
feedback
is
not
given.
Should
the
trainee
state
an
element
of
information
that
appears
incorrect,
the
interviewer
remains
silent.
Feedback,
in
order
to
prevent
inadvertent
cuing
(interviewer
overlay),
is
in
the
form
of
very
specific
statements
made
by
the
interviewer.
These
statements
and
their
definitions
are
as
follows:
ILSJL_
£t )
This
indicates
that
the
information
is
correct
in
context
with
the
site
location,
but
is
not
sufficient
to
end
the
session.
)
This
statement
means
that
the
interviewer,
having
limited
information
about
the
target,
though
he
cannot
be
absolutely
sure,
believes
that
the
information
provided
is
correct.
3.JL
^J?_
)
This
indicates
that
the
information
provided
is
not
a n
element
of
the
specific
site,
but
i s
correct
for
the
immediate
surrounding
area.
* NOTE
:
The
use
herein
of
the
terms
Class
A,
B,
or
C
differs
from
the
definition
applied
and
published
by
SRI-I
for
Class
A,
B,
or
C
Coordinate
Remote
Viewing
(CRV).
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(U)
PROJECT
SOURCE/TECHNIQUE
EVALUATION
A.
B.
C.
#003/CRV
#021 /CRV
#101/ERV
#003 /CRV
#02l/CRV
#101/CRV
#003/CRV
#021/CRV
(not
dcjne
yeti
#101/ERV*
D.
#003/CRV
#021 /CRV
#101/ERV
E.
#003 /CRV
#021/CRV
#101/ERV
F.
Working
G.
Working
H.
Working
* Redo at later date.
very useful
X
X
X
useful
marginal
no value
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
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TOTAL UA SESSIONS
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
Included herewith are two graphics..
The SUN STREAK Production
Chart shows the expected increase in activity as the office reaches operational
readiness.
The Type of Sessions chart shows
the distribution of sessions ov
the three basic activities of this office:
Operations, Training,
and Utility
Assessment
These graphics alone do not adequately represent the efforts/accom
plishments'of this office.
Many, many hours go into the planning and documentation
of all SUN STREAK activities.
3.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
It
is anticipated that a great deal of training
be made during the fourth quarter of
1986.
If all goes as .Panned
SUN ST
will then have six operationally capable sources.
Operations
y
production should
continue at
the
present level throughout
the fourth quarter
of
1986.
2 Enclosures
1.
SUN STREAK Production
2.
Type of Sessions
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Morale among
the viewers continues
to
be
good.
The
viewers
see
the
work they are doing
as being
worthwhile
and
the
coming
on
line
of
the two new sources
has
given everyone
an emotional
lift.
6 •
(U)
The second quarter
CY
report
will
be prepared
in
Jun
8 7.
3 Enclosures
Training Report
Activities Report
Memorandum
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First Quarter
1987
1.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
The following chart depicts
the activities
of
the SUN STREAK office for the first quarter
of
1987.
Further
details of
the operational
effort are considered
"close hold”
for
purposes
of operational
effectiveness.
Personnel
requiring
access to operational
details should contact
the SUN STREAK
office directly.
Further
information concerning the Utility
Assessment program
is also available from the SUN STREAK office.
Additional
information
on training
is
included
in the attached
Training Report
for
the first quarter
of
1986.
a.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
Operations:
(U)
Project
Sessions /Source
Status
CY8605
2/#003
2/#0 18
1/#021
Open
CY8609
7/#003
1/#018
Phase
completed.
FY8701
4/#003
2/#02
2/# 10
Completed
,
report writing.
FY8702
"
3/#003
2/#018
3/#02
4/#10
Completed ,
report writing.
FY8704
4/#00
1 /#0 18
2/#02
Open
FY8706
3/#021
Open
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DT
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BRAVO,
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ECHO,
- GULF,
HOTEL,
&
c9
^JULIE
KILB ,
LIMA,
- MIKE,
XRAY,
YANKEE
OR
NUMBER
- thru
(SEE ATTACHED LISTING)
KEY QUESTIONS
:
ALPHA TGTS :
WHICH HOSTAGES
IF ANY DID YOU OBSERVE
IN THE TARGET LOCAL?
MERIC TGTS:
WHICH FACILITY DID YOU FIND THE TARGET?
FOLLOW-ON QUESTIONS:
(a)
DESCRIBE THE FACILITY WHERE THE TARGET WAS.
(b)
WERE THEIR OTHER HOSTAGES?
(c)
DESCRIBE ANY GUARDS YOU SAW.
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BRAVO,
CHARLIE,
- DELTA,
ECHO,
FOXTROT,
-
GULF,
HOTEL,
INDIA,
- JULIET,
KILB ,
LIMA,
- MIKE,
XRAY ,
YANKEE
OR
NUMBER
- thru
(SEE ATTACHED LISTING) 4
KEY QUESTIONS
:
ALPHA TGTS:
WHICH HOSTAGES
IF ANY DID YOU OBSERVE
IN THE TARGET LOCAL?
NUMERIC TGTS
;
WHICH FACILITY DID YOU FIND THE TARGET?
FOLLOW-ON QUESTIONS
(a)
DESCRIBE THE FACILITY WHERE THE TARGET WAS.
(b)
WERE THEIR OTHER HOSTAGES ?
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DESCRIBE ANY GUARDS YOU SAW.
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NOTE
This piece may offer
us
excellent opportunity
to bring
in some other
(than SRI) minds
to
work the problem.
There
is
absolutely no
reason
to believe that
the scientist, Hawke,
might have manipulated
the data /experiment
.
Might be
a good
idea
to invite him to brief
his work
to the Science Monitoring Team when
they visit California
in
late July
79.
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US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND
2075S
IA0P5-H-S
SUBJECT:
Approval Request
for Changes/Additions
INSCOM GRILL FLAME Protocol
(U)
to Established
BG Garrison Rapmund
Chairman
Human Use Committee,
MI I
Fort Detrick,
Maryland
21701
1.
(S/N0F0RN)
Request the following addition to paragraph 6a(3)
INSCOM
GRILL FLAME Protocol
(U)
dated
1 June 1981 be approved:
During the remote viewing session the remote viewer may
be monitored physiologically.
His brain waves may be monitored
in frequency
and amplitude by the use of
a multichannel
electroencephalograph.
Bipolar corporal voltage reversals
may be monitored using
a multichannel electromyograph.
Electronic skin resistance may be monitored using a
psychogalvometer .
Heart
rate and non-invasive flagraphic
measurements may be monitored using
a plethysmograph
(see Inclosures
1,
2 and 3).
2.
(5/NOFORN)
Request the following addition to paragraph 6a(4)
INSCOM
GRILL FLAME Protocol
(U)
be approved:
Physiological monitorings which may be recorded during the RV
session
are collated
in time sequence with the session transcript.
When the transcript is then compared with known target data,
psychophysiological states of the remote
viewer are identified
with accurate target
data.
This process
is expected to be
automated.
3 .
(5/NOFORN)
Request
the following addition
to paragraph
13,
INSCOM GRILL
FLAME Protocol be approved:
6_.
When physiological correlates to accurate viewing data have
been established for
a particular remote
viewer,
judges will
highlight those portions
of the session transcript indicated
by the monitoring records.
These highlighted areas will then
receive special attention when
judging
a session.
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SUBJECT:
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INSC0M GRILL FLAME Protocol
(U)
4.
(S/N0F0RN)
Recommend approval of the above changes/additions to
the.
INSC0M GRILL FLAME Protocol.
Determining when
a viewer is providing accurate/
reliable information is of the highest priority.
Studies reviewed by. this
office indicate that physiological monitoring of remote viewers and subsequent
analysis of these monitorings may be the answer to rating the perceptions of
a viewer
as. accurate or not.
Many times on-target confirmation cannot be
obtained,
i.e.,
operational remote viewing
of
a Soviet installation to which
we are denied access.
Incl
CHAD B. WHITE
As stated
Colonel,
GS
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
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SUMMARY OF US PSYCHOENERGETICS RESEARCH FACILITIES
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Facility
Main interest
Years of Experience
Type research
Psychophysical
GESP
Since 1979
Basic research
Lab,
Electrical
Emphasis on
Engineering Dept,
physiological
Duke Univ,
Durham,
NC (D
monitoring
Eyring Research
Inst.,
Provo,
Utah
PK
None
Basic and applied
American Society of
PK,
GESP
,
Decades
Very basic
Psychical Research
NY,
NY
Comments
Very extensive computer
facility
Not secure
They are willing
to accept
additional support/funding
No applied orientation
Secure facility
They desire
to enter research,
but have not performed any
preliminary investigations
to
date.
They have access
to
a
qualified staff and consultants.
Work
is hard to evaluate
Not secure
(1)N0TE:
This facility
(Item
8)
is not the same as the early Duke University parapsychology laboratory which was
part of the Psychology Dept.
This was
Dr.
J.
B.
Rhine's laboratory, which investigated parapsychological
phenonmena from 1929 until
it was closed
at his retirement
in 1965.
Dr.
Rhine then became director of FRNM
(see Item 4)
until his death in 1980.
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