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Minutes of the Grill Flame Comm-
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14 Feb
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* Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130004-3 ~ DRAFT MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: Minutes of the Gril] Flame Steering Committee Meeting, 14 Feb 79 1. (U) Place: DIA Director's Conference Room, The Pentagon. 2. (U) Time and Date: 1400, 14 Feb 79 3. (U) Attendees: @ MG James L. Brown, US Air Force Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence ; @ MG E. R. Thompson, US Army Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence e Dr. Jack Vorona, Deputy Director for Scientific and Technical Intelligence, DIA e Dr. Bob Dailey, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense Research and Engineering (Research and Advanced Technology) @ Dr. Bill Mehuron, Naval Intelligence Command SGI ; 4, (S-ORCON) The meeting began with Dr. Vorona's review of the SRI brief- ing which had been presented to the House Select Committee on Intelligence by Hal Puthoff and Russ Targ on 13 Feb 1979. Dr. Vorona also presented his briefing on remote viewing to the committee. Both briefings were well accepted by the committee. The committee members asked a number of questions, particularly on funding. The SRI personnel expressed their concern that their remote viewing program could not continue unless out- side support was obtained. Congressman Rose asked Dr. Vorona what was needed to get the job done and what the committee could do to support the program. Dr. Vorona commented that a strong letter to DoD should re- move the reluctance of some people to deal with the subject of psycho- energetics. SG1I 5. (S-ORCON) HE discussed the proposed goals and objectives of the Grill Flame Committee, based on their meeting held earlier in the day (Incl 1). MG Thompson suggested that the last goal, intelligence threat assessment, be moved to the top as the primary goal of all participants. 6. (S-ORCON) Further discussion centered on the issue of funding. Dr. Vorona was concerned about the funding level for SRI. All members were concerned about the source of funds for SRI as well as the role the government should assume in this area. Other possible research facilities were also discussed. A\MIGAFved rae bide iia
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DRAFT
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SUBJECT:
Minutes of
the Grill
Flame Steering Committee Meeting,
14 Feb
1.
(U)
Place:
DIA Director's Conference
Room,
The Pentagon,
2.
(U)
Time and
Date:
1400,
Feb
3.
(U)
Attendees:
MG James
L.
Brown,
US Air Force Assistant Chief of Staff
for Intelligence
MG
E.
R,
Thompson,
US Army Assistant Chief of Staff for
Intelligence
Dr.
Jack Vorona,
Deputy Director for Scientific and
Technical
Intelligence,
DIA
Dr.
Bob Dailey,
Office of the Under Secretary of Defense
Research and Engineering
(Research and Advanced
Technology)
Dr.
Bill
Mehuron,
Naval
Intelligence Command
4.
(S-ORCON)
The meeting began with
Dr.
Vorona's
review of the
SRI
brief-
ing which
had
been presented to the House Select Committee on
Intelligence
by Hal
Puthoff and
Russ Targ
on
Feb
1979.
Dr.
Vorona also presented
his
briefing
on remote viewing
to the committee.
Both briefings were
well
accepted
by the committee.
The committee members asked
a
number of
questions,
particularly on funding.
The SRI
personnel
expressed their
concern
that their remote viewing
program could not continue unless out-
side support was obtained.
Congressman Rose asked
Dr.
Vorona what was
needed
to get the job done and what the committee could do
to support
the program.
Dr.
Vorona commented that
a strong letter
to DoD should re-
move the reluctance of some people
to deal
with the subject of psycho-
energetics.
5.
(S-ORCON)
discussed
the proposed goals
and objectives of
the Grill
Flame Committee,
based on their meeting
held earlier
in the
day
(Incl
1).
MG Thompson suggested that the last goal,
intelligence threat
assessment,
be moved
to the top
as
the primary goal
of
all
participants.
6.
(S-ORCON)
Further discussion centered on
the
issue of funding.
Dr.
Vorona was concerned about the funding
level
for SRI.
All members were
concerned about the source of funds
for
SRI
as well
as
the role
the.
government should assume
in
this area.
Other possible research facilities
were also discussed.
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20301 S-1619/DT=-1 TO: Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence ATIN: HQDA (DAMI-ISH) Maj Stoner Washington, D.C. 20310 SUBJECT: Transmittal of Minutes, GRILL FLAME Committee. 1. Enclosed are the minutes for the GRILL FLAME Committee meeting of 28 November 1978. Changes, additions and dele- tions will be considered at the next scheduled meeting, 13 February 1978. 2. Request that participants provide the committee with a listing of all GRILL FLAME-related projects for which there is a current, or a projected, external counterpart effort. This will give committee members an indication of the level and types of work of interest to other member organizations. Information will be exchanged at the next meeting. 3. Personnel who are members of the "ad hoc" committee will be contacted within the next 2 weeks and given the meeting dates for the respective groups. SG1J 1 Enclosure DT-1 Ltr, S-1004/DT=1, subj: Minutes of the Meeting, DoD GRILL FLAME Committee with 9 en- closures (S/ORCON) 1 Cy ea. ecorder ORCON ECO Approved For Release aeeneere? | CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130005-2 ‘
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
20301
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TO:
Office of the Assistant Chief of Staff for
Intelligence
ATTN:
HQDA
(DAMI-ISHJ
Maj
Stoner
Washington,
D.C.
20310
SUBJECT:
Transmittal of Minutes,
GRILL FLAME Committee.
1.
Enclosed are
the minutes
for the GRILL FLAME Committee
meeting of
28 November 1978.
Changes,
additions and dele-
tions will be considered at
the next scheduled meeting,
13 February 1978.
2.
Request that participants provide the committee with
a
listing of all GRILL FLAME—related projects
for which there
is
a current,
or
a projected,
external counterpart effort.
This will give committee members
an indication of the level
and types of work of interest
to other member organizations.
Information will be exchanged at the next meeting.
3.
Personnel who are members of the
"ad hoc"
committee will
be contacted within the next
2 weeks and given the meeting
dates
for the respective groups.
1 Enclosure
DT-1
Ltr,
S-1004/DT-1
,
subj
:
Minutes of the
Meeting,
DoD GRILL FLAME
Committee with
9 en-
closures
(S/ORCON)
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Approved For Release 200 ti Se if CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130006-1 — ATTENDEES ; 28 November 1978 GRILL FLAME COMMITTEE SG1J | AV) 224-1157 aily. USDRE (Representative) COM 3 - SG1J . Col Albert DeProspero, USAMSAA AV) 283- Mr. Dale Graff, FTD AV) 787-6351 Mr. John Kramar, USAMSAA (AV) 283-3075 ‘ Dr. William Mehuron, Navy (AV) 225-5878 SG1J SGII AJ William Stoner, Army OACSI SG1H MAJ Murray att, INSCOM nates tesa sine * [SPSRL_ ENCLOSURE 1 | Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130006-1
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Tea aE Ta TEGATANA TNT ase ena tanta aaa atarneenairimeaariemimnmmnemneeE. Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130014-2 MG (Mr.) Laddie Stahl (earthy sort of guy) Dr. Orlansky, Jesse (fine old gent to have a beer with) Dr. Davis and Laberge proposed to have: Dr. Orlansky Dr. Ray Hyman Dr. Snyder Stoner and his General scrubbed Hyman. The Evaluation Group visited Ord and SRI ~ three days. SG1J [+ Hal was very unhappy with Evaluation Team Meeting. Seemed to want to pick SRI apart. Puthoff has written a letter to Gale regarding coming out to SRI for one thing and doing something else. (Stoner has a copy of this letter). Tang and (?) succeeded in getting SRI to come up with better statistics. TEGIY) Prey visited Redstone (another battle). Visited AMSAA. Wayne Copes handled situation well. Mr. Gale assigned each team member to write a particular report - for example, PK protocol. All of these reports will make up the final report by the team. STONER: Snyder is an excellent consultant. VORONA - Will this committee/team go on forever? STONER: Don't know - hope 10 months will be all. Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIAARDP96-00788R002000130014-2 .
Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130014-2 VORONO told Dale to alert General Brown that Ruth Davis - No, VoOno will alert General Brown. (re visit to AF) STONER: Team to INSCOM Thursday and AMSAA on Friday. Suspect at the end of this month, Team will talk to Air Force. VORONO - Professor Wheeler refuses to look at evidence. STONER believes committee end result will be to proceed: STONER the committee to investigate paranormal activities - several members have resigned. STONER: visited with Gale to Dr. John, Princeton and Dr. Lucky , Bell Labs - revealed only an interest.. VORONO - What's Johns status! STONER: Johns has a program and will succeed. He has 100,000dollar Budget. He has assistant part time psychic and sophisticated type experiment. VORONO’ - He's not getting into investigative business. STONER will give trip report re Johns visit to Vorono on their meeting (Stoner's report to his General). STONER: Johns has a$3,000 generator. He has been criticized by his peers in the University. Johns appealed to the President often for his work. He also answers to an overview Committee within the University. Johns says SRI's protocol is not good. 5 Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130014-2
Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130014-2 STONER: Dr. Lucky, Bell Labs visit: SRI is sophmoric, not good scientific acts - repeat same things over and over. This thing needs to come out in the open for peer review. Lucky talked to Targ and Puthoff and suggested to them that they bring critics in to watch tests. Let Martin Garner in to cirticige. Targ and Puthoff refused critics. SG1I | |- agrees they ought to do this. However, need a dis- interested witness. VORONO - Suggested to Bob Dailey that he propose to Ruth Davis that this be put under National Scientific Foundation. She resected asc said No. SG1I | | Did the members of this group sign a form that they would 2 not expose to newspapers. STONER: Yes, they all signed a security oath. They understand the security of it. SG1l VORONO ondf wit get together to prepare for meeting on 26 Sep. SG1I | - Synder came up with a protocol - not sure we can apply it. Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130014-2
Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130014-2 SGi1Il - was this protocol discussed with Johns or Lucky? SG1I STONER: Only ones to see Lucky and Johns were Gale, Stoner and the guy from NSA. VORONA - CIA had a contract| to look into protocols. SRI's was supposed to be the best. WATT - would like to have a copy of the protocol. Stoner will send him one. SG1I | CIA contractor monitors criticized SRI. SG1I SG1J SG1J DALE - when good viewers come to SRI, other things are dropped. Informal stage mainly for viewer to practice to get used to - a warm up is necessary. | sg Puthoff and Targ lump everything together (warm up and actual session). Helter Skelter approach of Puthoff and Targ is due to lack of funds (getting a good viewer — Swann). FINANCING -[ | Congressman Rose had erroneous impressions of funding that DOD had to support SRI in this field. Dr. Vorono testified in front of Rose's committee and straightened this out. VORONO - Please notify me or| as to any changes in funding go Vorono can post Cong Rose. Army may not get FY 81 funds. $150,000 projected. ‘Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA- stone Ne change an PY 81 agai RDP96- 00788R002000130014-2 7
eae en nn Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130014-2 STONER: Who will keep Rose informed, Ruth Davis? General Ty wrote a'letter to say Vorono will keep Rose informed. CHARLIE: 119 K will go to SRI. In the second phase of contract with SRI. Our in house R&D Programs 115K. STONER - AMSAA doesn't seem to have any problem obtaining funds for their program. STONER will check on funding profile and let Vorono know. DALE: Had written an update of collection requirements. copies of CRIs now for everyone. STONER wants to suggest amendments. Collection requirements — general guidelines. This is not the only way to get specifics into the field. STONER: Comment by collectors — add to DAO's, add FSTC on Army side, Japan/Europe, INSCOM Det AOE. DALE: Final distribution will include all those. DALE; Summary of collection effort of last summer. Approved For Release 2004/06/29 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000130014-2 y
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SUBJECT:
Minutes of DOD GRILL FLAME CommitteeMeeting
1 .
.
Meeting was held
in DIA PT
Conference
Room,
September
1979.
closure,
i *
""in attendance were
:
0930 hours,
SGI
I
SGI J
SGI
I
Dale Graff
LTC Watt
MAJ Stoner
Billy
Charlie
CIA
SGI J
| distributed copies of the minutes of the
12 July
DOD Grill Flame Committee Meeting.
He asked for
corrections or changes
to
the minutes.
2.
Dale Graff
- Have validated
ICR's with me
(copies)
to
give
to each person present.
SGI J
3.
Dale and
are
to meet with
SGI
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STONER:
Who will keep
Rose informed,
Ruth Davis?
General Ty wrote a letter to
say Vorono will keep Rose informed.
CHARLIE:
119
K will go
to
SRI.
In the second phase of contract
with SRI.
Our
in house R&D Program's
115K.
STONER
- AMSAA doesn't seem to have any problem obtaining
funds
for their program.
STOKER will check on funding profile and let Vorono know.
DALE:
Had written an update of collection requirements.
Have
copies of CRIs now for everyone.
STONER wants
to suggest amendments
Collection requirements
- general guidelines.
This
is not the o
y
way
to get specifics
into the
field.
STONER:
Comment by collectors
- add to DAO’s,
add FSTC on Army
side,
Japan/Europe,
INSCOM Det A 0 E.
DALE:
Final distribution will include all those.
DALE;
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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON, D.C.
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S-1168/DT-1
Minutes of the DoD Grill
Flame Committee Meeting,
27 November 1979
1.
(U) The meeting was
held
in DIA/DT Conference room, 0930,
27 November
1979.
2.
(U) Attendees
(see enclosure' 1 ).
3.
(U) The minutes of the
27 November meeting were approved as written.
SG1J
4,
(u)
It was noted that
due to
a change in her
position, will
no longer be able
to serve as
a recorder for the committee.
5.
(U) The next meeting for the committee- was established for 10 January
1980.
,
6.
(S/N0F0RN/0RC0N)
informed the group that the Gale report
had not been completed
but Mr.
Gale
had agreed
to brief the group when
iUs completed.
The best estimate for this was
in
a couple of weeks.
^^^^^Hand
Dr.
Vorona will
be
in contact with Mr. Gale and will
convene
a meeting of the working group immediately upon notice that the
Gale report
is ready to be briefed.
7.
(S/N0F0RN/0RC0N)
questioned the substantive expertise of
the Gale Committee.
It was
suggested that briefing the Grill
Flame
Working Group first would allow any erroneous or misleading statements
to be removed
prior
to
it being presented
to higher level
DoD officials.
The working group was
in full
agreement with that position.
8.
(S/N0F0RN/0RC0N)
Major Stoner then made several
points concerning
the Grill
Flame Steering Group meeting held earlier this month.
The
meeting was only for about 20 minutes
and
they agreed to not address
any substantive issues
until
the Gale report
is completed.
SGI J
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9.
(S/NOFQRN/ORCON)
Major Watt briefed the group on
INSCOM training and
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operational
application
of the remote viewing phenomenon.
The program
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development, mission,
and some of the recent results were discussed.
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his interest
in finding
a medical
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common denominator for persons displaying marked ability
in remote view-
ing.
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Lovelace Medical
Foundation,
is available to interpret
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data.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755
IAFM-OPS-HUP
4 May
1979
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
Minutes of
3 May 1979 DOD GRILL FLAME Committee
Meeting
(U)
1.
(U)
The GRILL FLAME Committee Meeting was held from 0930
to
1545 hours,
3 May 1979.
2.
(U)
Following individuals were present:
Dr.
Vorona,
DIA
SGI
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Mr.
Kramar,
AMSAA
COL DePeospero,
AMSAA
SG1H
SGI
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MAJ Watt,
INSCOM
Mr.
Clinton,
MIRADCOM
MAJ Stoner,
ACSI
SGI J
3.
(C)
Dale Graff briefed the committee concerning the
recent
"exercise"
done by his people
in helping the Agency
locate
a missing aircraft.
Details of the
"exercise"
are
con-
sidered very sensitive by the AF and all committee members had
to sign
a statement acknowledging receipt of the information.
MAJ Stoner,
OACSI
Staff,
will make
an effort to have the brief-
ing given
to high Army officials.
4.
(S)
John Kramas presented an overview of
the program status
at AMSAA.
Mr.
Kramar provided the committee with the following
handouts
(attached as
Incls
1,
2 and
3):
CLASSIFIED BY:
Director,
DIA
DECLASSIFY
ON:
4 May
EXTENDED BY:
Director, DIA
REASON:
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SUBJECT:
Minutes of
3 May 1979 DOD GRILL FLAME Committee
Meeting
(U)
a.
Draft copy,
GRILL FLAME Classification Guide
b.
Planned In-House GRILL FLAME Efforts,
FY
c.
Phase
ig,
Quick Look,
Descriptive Summary.
Mr.
Kramar requested that committee members review the documents
and forward comments
to AMSAA.
5.
(C)
ipj Watt,
INSCOM,
briefed on the status of the GRILL
FLAME Project at INSCOM.
Briefing included
a short overview
of how program was developed
- how personnel were selected for
Ui^project;
training methods developed,
and future plans.
IBHMindicated they might request a conference with INSCOM
personnel to
see
if they can get some ideas on how to develop
a
parallel program.
MAJ Watt indicated that such a meeting would
be favorably considered by INSCOM.
6.
(S)
Randy Clinton,
MIRADCOM,
briefed on the program being
developed at. MIA.
Contract was
let with SRI on
21 May
79.
First
six months will involve training and procedural developments
at SRI.
The MIA effort will be directed at the use of psycho-
kinesis
(PK)
.
briefed the committee on some of
is independent research results
.
Some of his major points are
as
follows:
a.
It appears
that political climate at CIA has changed
and that the agency might take
a more active role
in the field
of parapsychology.
b.
Felt that people newly identified with the field of
parapsychology might have
a tendency to become too emotionally
involved.
c.
CIA will have
a report
"on the streets" within
3-4
weeks concerning nine US Labs using remote viewing techniques.
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SUBJECT:
Minutes of
3 May 1979 DOD GRILL FLAME Committee
Meeting
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8.
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Dr.
Vorona announced that the GRILL FLAME Committee
would meet every other month on the second Thursday starting
with July session.
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MURRAY
B.
WATT
as
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MI
INSCOM Project Manager
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