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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755
8R002000240044-7
IAFM-OPS-HUP
June
1979
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Summary of Visit to SRI International
(13-16 June
1979)
(U)
1.
(S)
Purpose:
This MFR highlights significant items covered
during my visit to
SRI.
The primary reason
for
the visit was
to
review the progress being made
in the training of selected INSCOM
personnel
in Remote Viewing
(RV)
techniques and to establish para-
meters
for the second phase of the training program.
2.
(S)
At the time of this visit,
three INSCOM members had
already completed the initial phase of the training program which
lasts
for one week.
A fourth member was undergoing training
while
I was
there.
Final evaluation/judging of the results of
the first three individuals has not been done and,
because of the
backlog of other requirements,
it does not appear that the reports
will be ready
in the near
future.
Hopefully,
the reports will be
available
for review during our scheduled visit
in August
(Note:
COL Hamel and MAJ Watt will visit SRI
the week of
6 Aug
79.)
3.
(S)
A cautious preliminary assessment of the work done
so
far would probably state that the results were above average,
with one individual producing outstanding data.
However,
SRI
personnel do not want to make any binding decisions until
all
the data has been evaluated.
Discussions with INSCOM personnel
who have attended the training previously revealed that the week
was worthwhile and that the training sessions have helped them
grasp more fully the RV techniques and to better understand this
area of psychic behavior.
4.
(S)
Topics covered during general discussion periods
throughout the visit that are important are as
listed:
a.
(S)
Security situation involving INSCOM personnel needs
to be
"ironed out".
Current contract requires
SRI
to report
CLASSIFIED
BY:
Director,
DIA
DECLASSIFY ON:
19 Jun
EXTENDED BY:
Director,
DIA
REASON:
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q =! ‘ Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000250001-3 ' ee . wot DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20310 22 July 1980 NOTE THRU CHIEF OF STAFF, U.S. ARMY FOR ASSISTANT TO THE CHAIRMAN, JCS SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME 1. On 14 July you verbally tasked me to provide you a paper on a close hold project (GRILL FLAME). As you will see from the attached information paper, GRILL FLAME is an unusual and often controversial subject, but I believe it is of great importance that we continue at least the existing level of effort. 2. My office will respond to your further questions and provide briefings and perti- nent literature as you may desire. A great deal of both open source and classified material is available. _-SpaneD UNCLASSIFIED whel s.carated from classifie 1 Incl E.R. THOMPSON as Major General, USA CF: BG Smith, OSD ACofS for, Intelligence Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000250001-3
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OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON. D.C.
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22 July 1980
NOTE THRU CHIEF OF STAFF,
U.S. ARMY
FOR ASSISTANT TO THE CHAIRMAN,
JCS
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME
1.
On
14 July you verbally tasked me to
provide you
a paper on
a close hold project
(GRILL FLAME)
.
As you will
see from the
attached information paper,
GRILL FLAME
is
an unusual
and often controversial
subject,
but
I believe
it
is of great importance that
we continue at least the existing level
of
effort
.
2.
My office will respond to your further
questions and provide briefings and perti-
nent literature as you may desire.
A great
deal of both open source and classified
material
is available.
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as
CF:
BG Smith,
OSD
E.R. THOMPSON
Major General, USA
Intelligence
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Approved For Release Asin p) Heslheopec-o07eer002000250002-2 INFORMATION PAPER DAMI-ISH 22 Jul 80 PURPOSE: To inform the Chairman, JCS and Secretary of Defense, of a sensitive intelligence project (unclassified nickname GRILL FLAME) that has received close attention from Congress and the White House (CU). 1. (§/NOFORN/ORCON) Since 1972, the US Government, including DOD, has been involved in examining on a close hold basis, potential uses of Psychoener— getics (Parapsychology -- PSI). Three specific aspects of psychic phenomena are of interest: Remote Viewing (clairvoyance), Remote Perturbation (psycho- kinesis) and Remote Communications (telepathy). Primarily, work has centered on Remote Viewing. (Note: Remote Viewing is the apparent ability by some to "see" places, events and persons far beyond their own physical location, in the present, past, or a future time.) Support for Project GRILL FLAME has blown hot and cold due to a number of factors, among them: its uniqueness, potential for political mischief and fear of public exposure in the aftermath of Watergate. 2. (S/NOFORN/ORCON) In the early 1970s serious consideration for PSI as an intelligence gathering tool received great impetus from what can only be des- cribed as astounding successes in Remote Viewing research by two laser physicists at Stanford Research Institute, Menlo Park, CA. Using several apparently gifted psychic subjects, the two scientists conducted a series of CIA-sponsored tests. Much detailed, accurate information, some of it previously unreported, was pro- vided on a secret NSA facility, the Soviet R&D facility in Semi alitinsk (see 11 uerilla training bases in Libya Tt is not reasonable to assume that the SRI researchers access to closely held intelligence data. Their honesty has not been validly questioned. 3. (S/NOFORN/ORCON) Since those original tests the CIA -- for what they admit were political reasons -~ dropped out of the picture. They continue, however, to maintain a high state of interest in all on-going work. Extensive defense applications are apparent. Within this framework the Services and DIA have at one time or another been involved in numerous PSI tests, most of them applications oriented. Army has been particularly active in this regard, and for the past 18 months has developed a significant in-house capability to examine the use of Remote Viewing in intelligence collection. A budding pro- gram to explore Remote Perturbation has been ordered cancelled. The Army's Remote Viewing project is conducted by the USA Intelligence and Security Command. ARMY review(s) completed. CLASSIFIED BY HQDA, ACSI REVLEW ON 22 JUL 2000 GRILL BRNIIE (ty) REAS: 2=-310c DOD 5200.1-R(3) “ACS FY OLABAB A o GRY 200 4H EP FEY ttt 96-o07eeRooz000250002-2
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on Coal wee DO Tocoasooos-2 " Approved For NAS Mencek SE MOLO/ IND GAgRY PSYCHIC TASK: Oo Describe what is located at the geographic coordinates given, TARGET: o Soviet Air Defense Missile Site. RESPONSE: o "Its interesting, I...when I turned around and looked, I saw what appeared to be some type of rocket blasting off. It reminded me of, you know how an SA-2 takes off in the desert, a big blast around it and then you see a streak going up. The target may be related to some type of SAM site. Some type of rocket." NOTES: o Target was selected from "Series 200" map sheet. It was in fact labeled as a SAM 2 site. o As usual, target was one of a large pool that had been preselected and sealed in envelopes. The protocol calls for random selection (throw of dice) of a envelope just before a test, by someone not directly connected with that particular trial. o This particular test was downgraded for accuracy by the project officer because the psychic named the place as China rather than the Soviet Union. Approved For Release SHERI nopoc-oorearooz000250002-2
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Dr.
LaB erge
:
Gene reminds me
that
intelligence
R&D
is
different
from Davis
R&D.
LTG Tighe
:
As
long
as
it
is
R&D
the
proper way
to
do
it
is
to
find
that
it
is
not
an
issue
of
policy.
It
lets
Dan
off
the
hook
to
a
degree.
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GRILL FLAME Steering Committee
OFFICE SYMBOL
DAMI-ISH
12 Oct
ACTION REQUIRED
ZA sign Flag Notes at TAB A
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD.
( Detcribe briefly the requirement, background and action taken or recommended. Muet be efficiently detailed to identify
the action without recourse to other eourcee.
)
1.
BACKGROUND:
At TAB
B
is
a memo from ZA to Dr.
LaBerge suggesting subject
committee meet soon to discuss basic
issues.
2.
DISCUSSION:
a.
Dr.
LaBerge 's office has asked us to coordinate the meeting.
b.
Flag Notes
at TAB A cover this
fact,
and solicit from other principals their
desired agenda items
c.
It
is tentative at present,
but first cut on timing
is the morning of 26
Oct.
d.
Action Officer will provide ZA a list prior to meeting^of suggested approaches
to issues/agenda items.
3.
RECOMMENDATION:
ZA sign five Flag Notes at TAB
A.
(Continue on plain bond)
IMPLICATIONS
YES
NO Q3
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PRIM PROGS
YES
NO
COORDINATIONS
BUDGET
YES
NO
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APPROVALS
DISPATCHED
( DTG)
SHOW ADDITIONAL COORDINATION ON
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ACTION OFFICER
(Name, grade, phone and tignature ) jt
MAJ WILLIAM
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T ccmare rr’ _ | 4 ase 2001/04/02.- GlArRIAR@6-00788R002000250488-6 NOTE FOR: LTG TIGHE cee laird ee tet Reference my 3 October memo discussing the GRILL FLAME Steering Committee, Dr. LaBerge agreed that the principals should meet soon. My office was asked to coordinate. The agenda should be kept reasonably short, addressing only basic issues. Specific topics you wish to discuss will be incorporated into a final list prior to meeting. Details can be worked out between staff points of contact. (OACSI POC, MAJ Stoner, x55048.) E.R. THOMPSON : Major General ,USA er elease 2001/04/02 : CIA-RENED ROBE RED YbO0 D008
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to discuss
details can be worked
list prior to meeting.
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out between staff points °f contact.
(OACSI POC,
MAJ
Stoner,
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Approved For Rel OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE WASHINGTON, D.C, 20310 ease 2001/04102,;,C\4rRDRAB-00788R0020002500M-5 NOTE FOR: MG BROWN Reference my 3 October memo discussing the GRILL FLAME Steering Committee, Dr. LaBerge agreed that the principals should meet soon. My office was asked to coordinate. The agenda should be kept reasonably short, addressing only basic issues. Specific topics you wish to discuss will be incorporated into a final list prior to meeting. Details can be worked out between staff points of contact. (OACSI POC, MAJ Stoner, x55048. ) E.R. THOMPSON Major General, USA Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-REPSaDby8HNG8%000
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WASHINGTON. D.C.
20310
NOTE FOR:
MG BROWN
Reference my
3 October memo discussing the
GRILL FLAME Steering Committee,
Dr.
LaBerge
aqreed that the principals should meet soon.
My office was asked to coordinate
.
The agenda
should be kept reasonably short,
addressing
only basic
issues.
Specific topics you
to discuss will be incorporated into
a fina
Ust prior to meeting.
Details can be worked
out between staff points of contact.
( OACSI
POC,
MAJ
Stoner,
x55048.)
E.R. THOMPSON
Major General, USA
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Approved For'Rb Rise 2 ROUTING AND TRANSMITTAL SLIP 70: Name, office symbol, room number, uliding, Agency/Post) 3. COL CAPPS 2, COL WELLS 3. MG THOMPSON {\ lA . 4. 7 hes g. SUBJ: GRILL FLAME Memo for Dr LaBérge pein ie Note and Return pproval | | For Clearance | |Per Conversation s Requested | For Correction | | Prepare Reply Circulate ____—=—=——_|_| For Your information | See Me Investigate | Signature ‘ Coordination | REMARKS). discussion (ZA-Stoner) on 2 Oct, attached is draft memo to Dr LaBerge regarding the GF Steering Committee. Given the very sensitive issue of program management locus and whether that should be upgraded and switched to the R&D community, ZA may wish to take the memo to Dr LaBerge and discuss it face-to-face as a separate issue. By intimation the memo address line recognizes Dr LaBerge as the senior committee member. Hopefully, he will take the natural opportunity to pick up the reins. His inclination to do this may have been revealed in a comment his military assistant made just before departing Army: "Dr LaBerge is mulling over whether or not te 'take' the project with him." GRILL FLAME (to) DO NOT use this form as a ROSE pl! pe (eA, BRB. clearances, and of 8p lar actions FROM: (Name, org. symbol, Agency/Post) Room No.—Bidg. WILLIAM L. STONER Phone No. OPTIONAL, FORM 41 (Rev. 7-76) 6041~102 OFTIOn - - Cc U.S. G.P.O. 1979-285-092 Peace) Oy abi-11.206
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REMARKSPer discussion
(ZA-Stoner)
on
2 Oct,
attached
is draft memo to Dr LaBerge
regarding the
GF Steering
Committee
.
Given the very sensitive
issue of program
management
locus and whether that should be upgraded
and switched to the R&D community
,
ZA may wish to
take
the memo to Dr LaBerge
and discuss
it face—to—face
as a separate
issue
.
By intimation the memo address
line recognizes Dr LaBerge
as the senior committee
member.
Hopefully,
he will
take
the natural opportunity
to pick up the reins.
His inclination to do this
may have been revealed
in a comment his military
assistant made
just before departing Army:
"Dr
LaBerge
is mulling over whether or not to
'take'
the
project with him."
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fos peree Loe Approved For Release 2004/07/09 : CIA-RDP96- oor hls 00250013- se? % EYES ONLY MEMO TO DR LA BERGE SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME Steering Committee 1. Much time and many events pertaining to GRILL FLAME have passed since the last Steering Committee meeting in din outed df) s year. Additionally, ours several members of the Committeeghave re eres We A changed jobs, or are anti- ,cipating imminent departure. I therefore suggest the "old hands" on this the fommittee meet in the next few weeks to examine where we stand. 2. My feeling is that the agenda should be kept short, concentrating on central issues like Steering Committee structure and role. It may also be desirable to more clearly define or designate individual responsibilities pertaining to general program management and oversight. For example, one individual, by name,might assume the duty of keeping Congress current on the project's status. 3. Congressman Rose is a topic worth spearate discussion. It has been about three months since he was briefed on program specifics, and we should keep in mind his oft-repeated desire to be kept up to date on a continuing basis. A situation as before in which the last briefing was done at his instigation, forcing us to be reactors rather than action takers, should be avoided. 4, Finally, I believe that the GRILL FLAME Science Evaluation Group has been steadily pressing forward on its analysis of the program and general subject matter. We should not second guess what those results might be. Presumably, the game plan remains for the Evaluation Group to brief the Committee along with, or in addition to interested, involved persons from the National Security Council and White House staff. I am reasonably certain that the Evaluation Group cannot present its final piece before late November or early December. E. R. THOMPSON Major General, USA ACofS for Intelligence CF: Adm Murphy Dr. Davis LTG Tighe CHAD TATED Checte h vnsne Tet he is hi Te bavy Acsz, Tv wiWbessuicbet Release 2004/07/09 : CIA-REB RE aAz dB AaB HDs 3-0 Cves ppiy > ChOSE HOLM IND AIRY
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EYES ONLY MEMO TO DR
BERGE
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME
Steering Committee
1.
Much time and many events pertaining
to GRILL FLAME have passed
since
the last Steering Committee meeting
in February this year.
Additionally,
several members
of the Committeee*have recently cnanf
c
cipating imminent departure.
i^nave recently changed jobs,
or are anti-
I therefore suggest the
"old hands" on Jihisr
^ommittee meet
in the next
few weeks
to examine where we stand.
2.
My feeling
is
that
the agenda should be kept
short,
concentrating on
central
issues like Steering Committee structure and role.
It may also be
desirable to more clearly define or designate individual responsibilities
pertaining to general program management and oversight.
For example,
one
individual,
by name, might assume the duty
of keeping Congress current
on the
project's
status.
3.
Congressman Rose
is
a topic worth
sp^sarate discussion.
It has been
about
three months
since he was briefed
on program specifics,
and we should
keep
in mind his oft-repeated desire to
be kept up to date on a continuing
basis.
A situation as before
in which the last briefing was done at his
instigation,
forcing us
to be reactors rather than action takers,
should be
avoided
4.
Finally,
I believe that
the GRILL FLAME Science Evaluation Group has
been steadily pressing forward on its analysis
of the program and general
subject matter.
We should not
second guess what those results might
be.
Presumably,
the game plan remains for the Evaluation Group
to brief
the
Committee along with,
or
in addition
to
interested,
involved persons
from
the National Security Council and White House
staff.
I am reasonably
certain that the Evaluation Group cannot present
its final piece before
late November
or early December
CF:
Adm Murphy
Dr.
Davis
LTG Tighe
MG
Brown
^RADM ’Shapiro^
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Approved Fot Approved FORD Ra aS HRANR Ab aIFOPSEDO7E=ROCZ000250014- 18 Oct 79 TO: (Name, office symbol, room number, uiiding, Agency / Post) 3, COL WELLS Y- ey Ae m1:GRILL FLAME SteeringGroup Meeting [File ssi Note and Return Approval | |ForClearance _—_—i|_[Per Conversation As Requested | | For Correction _—'|_ | Prepare Rept Circulate. | |For Your Information | |See Me Comment | |Investigate__—=—_[ Signature Coordination ___| [Justify REMARKS cup j meeting is presently being coordinated by A/O. Dr Davis, LTG Tighe, Dr LaBerge and ZA are on for sure. Adm Shapiro not yet known. Adm Murphy cannot make it because of out-of-town committment. Murphy's secretary wants to know if a stand-in would be acceptable. Told her I would check with ZA on it. My recommendation is to keep it principals only, with the following caveats: (a) ZA can backbrief Adm Murphy soonest, (b) Agenda items from Adm Murphy tabled and fully discussed, and (c) Complete minutes ASAP after meeting (OACSI can provide secretarial/shorthand support ~- LaBerge's XO agreed). If Murphy balks at our suggestions, we should elect to have his principal assistant, rather than Mr Nilson attend the meeting. (Note: INSCOM AG piece was run in to Dr LaBerge. No feedback. He wants to be kept up to date as the project goes along.) Be Rer. DISAPPROVE SEE _ME use this form as a RECORD of approvals, concurrences, disposals, clearances, and simitar actions FROM: (Name, org. symbol, Agency/Post) Room No.— Bldg. rota omen ner, Phone No. OF ; . . ; Prescribed by. GSA - U.S. GPO: 1977--261-647/3187 FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.206