re poem rae * Approved For Release 2001/04 “Cin DP96 B8RO! D? ** “"(§) PROPOSED GRILL FLAME PROTOCOL (U) (S-ORCON) PROPOSED AMSAA APPLIED REMOTE VIEWING PROTOCOL (S-ORCON) 1. (S=ORCON) GENERAL This protocol contains the procedure for AMSAA sponsored remote viewing. It is in effect for the period required to accomplish the scope of work. Remote viewing (RV) is an intellectual process by which a person perceives characteristics of a location remote from that person. RV does not involve any electronic sensing devices at or focused at the target site, nor does it involve classical photo inter- pretation of photographs obtained from overhead or oblique means. The individual performing RV (the remote viewer) is provided with a unique identifier such as stationary map coordinates, a specific structure, an identifiable vehicle (aircraft tail number) or a specific individual (name, place of birth, age, and/or photograph). The task of the remote viewer is to locate, identify and/or describe the target. The task is achievable! *22 92499, No drugs, hypnosis, visual, auditory or olfactory stimuli, liminal or subliminal, will be used in this RV protocol. 2, (S-ORCON) MILITARY OBJECTIVE It is the objective of this protocol to standardize the process of RV so that it may become an established task in the spectrum of intel- ligence and information gathering functions and for target acquisition applications. 3. (S-ORCON) MILITARY APPLICATIONS RV provides a capability to target field mobile weapons which are currently difficult or impossible to detect prior to launch, such as tactical missiles and rockets and attack helicopters. RV can be used to: target on key enemy military individuals from covert agents to key battle commanders; detect the change in state of military units and to rapidly determine the damage resulting from non-nuclear weapon attack; and to determine the access code to computers and other electronic devices. US Army Personnel, units, materiel and operations are vul- nerable to RV. Countermeasures must be devised to reduce this vulnera- bility. 4, (U) APPROVAL HISTORY (U) The Commander, US Army Materiel Development and Readiness Command (DARCOM) approved in principle the US Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity (AMSAA) involvement in what is now known as project GRILL FLAME in April 1978. In May 1978,. the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intel- ligence (ACSI) accepted lead responsibility for GRILL FLAME applica- tions. Overall DoD responsibility resides with the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). Approved For R de 2 1/ AWN BS Be (75 te TS Sl
,00788R002000240040-1 Approved For Release 2001/04/02 :-Cl omy A- daeg 5. (S-ORCON) DEFINITIONS ‘a. Remote Viewing (RV): an intellectual process by which a person perceives characteristics of a location remote from that person; it. does not involve any electronic sensing devices at or focused at the target nor does it involve classical photo interpretation of photographs obtained from overhead or oblique means. b. Remote Viewer: the person who locates, identifies and/or describes the target. ; c. Interviewer: the person who interacts with the remote viewer before, during and after the RV session. ‘ d. Remote Viewing Session: a single attempt by the remote viewer to locate, tdentify and/or describe a target. e. Project Officer: the overall, responsible individual for all aspects of the project. 6. (S-ORCON) Procedure To provide a framework for standardizing the task of RV, a series of RV sessions will be conducted. The elements of an RV session are (1) target selection; (2) remote viewer session preliminaries; (3) remote viewing session; and (4) post-session analysis. The procedure will be described using geographic coordinates as the remote target identifier. (1) TARGET SELECTION From a target pool of 50 - 100 geographical coordinates previously selected by an individual, called the target pool selector (TPS), the TPS will select a target for the session. This person does not communicate at any time with the remote viewer or the interviewer. The 50 - 100 individual targets are randomized, numbered and stored in a secure container accessible only to the TPS. A target is presented only Once to the remote viewer. (2) REMOTE VIEWER SESSION PRELIMINARIES Before a first RV session is scheduled, the remote viewer is oriented to the procedure to be followed by the interviewer. The remote viewer needs to understand that he or she should state raw perceptions; experience has shown | that specific definitions are quite often wrong while the initial raw perception tends to be correct. Remote viewers are always encouraged to express their feelings and ideas for enhancing all aspects of the RV process. Approved For Release 200 ™"CIA-RDP96-00788R002000240040-1