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parapsychology.
While there
is
some DIA sponsored R
& D
in para-
psychology,
there are no DoD agencies which are known by DIA
to use
parapsychological techniques for offensive intelligence collection.
(b)
MIIA originally had the charter within DoD
to assess
Soviet parapsychology research.
MIIA published
two documents
to
this
end,
one in 1972 and another in 1975.
(c)
Foreign Technology Division
(FTD)
,
USAF,
now has
the
DoD charter
to assess Warsaw Pact country activities
in parapsychology
to include assessment of trends,
current research,
and potential future
achievements.
The most recent report on this
effort was published
1 Oct
11J.
(d)
MIA receives briefings along with DARCOM personnel
to
keep
in touch with the "state of the art"
in both US and Soviet research.
(2)
(J|S)
CIA Involvement
(U)
(a)
(S)
In 1975
the CIA contracted
SG1D
to review Soviet research literature concerning para-
psychology.
The results of their work were published on 14 Jan
76.
The
CIA continues
to assess
the organization,
scope, potential intelligence
value,
and military significance of Soviet parachological research.
'IHhe
The CIA' s most current report was published in April 1977
.
(b)
(Ks)
The CIA has used parapsychological techniques
for offensive intelligence collection.
t.
These missions
were conducted during
the early 1970s.
An "official" parapsychology
(A.
offensive intelligence collection program is not being pursued
at this
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tapes
used during
the
public training sessions
reflect general
audio
patterns which
have
proven
effective
for
a number of
individuals,
and which
are designed
to
aid
in
the
inducement
of
an
altered state
of consciousness which may provide
the
student with
an environment conducive
to
OOBE.
However,
by
monitoring brain wave frequencies
and
receiving
verbal
feedback
in
a
laboratory environment, Monroe
can
generate
the
OOBE state
for individuals who
are properly motivated and receptive.
7.
(S)
At
this
point,
it became necessary for this
office
to
return
to
the scientific literature
for further research.
Because Monroe's
technique
involves
altered states
of
consciousness
(ASC),
particular emphasis was
placed on
research which
had been
done concerning ASC
and
its
relation
to parapsychological
phenomena.
In
all
cases,
it was
found
that the occurrance of parapsychological
phenomena always
parallels
an
ASC.
An
ASC
is
not unusual--sleeping
,
day
dreaming,
or concentrating
on
a problem
can
all
be
defined
as
ASC.
Brain wave frequencies
are
used
to monitor ASC,
and
certain
frequencies
of brain waves
are
characteristic
of
specific states.
The delta range,
0.5Hz
to
4Hz,
is
evidenced
during
sleep or when
an
individual
is
otherwise unconscious.
Alpha
rhythms,
from 8Hz
to
13Hz,
are
associated with
a more
aware
state
than
theta or delta.
Alpha
usually occurs when
a person
closes
his
eyes
and relaxes
for
a moment.
Specific
ASC
can
be
induced by drugs,
hypnosis,
meditation, ,
and other
techni ques
.
In Monroe's
case,
ah"”ASC
is
induced and
controlled
by means
of audio stimulation.
Without detailing scientific
research Iff more
than
"80 experimental
studies,
the
results
of this
research
can
be simply stated
as
follows:
When
the
subject
is
in
a state of sensory relaxation, minimally
influenced by ordinary perception,
and experiencing
an
ASC,
parapsychological
functioning
is
enhanced.
8.
(S)
It was
at this
point
that the GONDOLA WISH
concept
of training
MI
personnel
was
finalized.
On
3 May
1978,
Monroe
was
recontacted
and
given
a
security indoctrination
on
the
sensitive nature
of
MI
involvement with him and
his
training
program.
Monroe agreed
to
keep
all
contact with
this
office
on
a
confidential
basis,
and not
to
discuss
our involvement
with
other members
of MIAS,
the
press, other government
agencies,
or anyone
else.
Monroe has
agreed
to
train
three
MI
personnel
in
OOBE at his
laboratory during October and
November
1978,
for
a
fee of $2,000.
This
office
is
currently
in
the
planning
phase
for
this
training,
and
is
ready
to
proceed
on
schedule.
This
is
to be
a pilot
training
program.
If the program
is
successful
in
generating
the OOBE state,
further training with
Monroe may be negotiated
to
refine
the
technique and enhance
the
intelligence
collection
component
of the
OOBE.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE
WASHINGTON, D C.
20310
DAMI-ISH
SUBJECT:
GRILL FLAME Program
2 S MAR 1981
Director
Defense
Intelligence Agency
Washington,
DC
20301
1.
Attached
is
the signed GRILL FLAME Memorandum of Understanding.
2.
Before Army can
sign
a
joint GRILL FLAME contract and become
financially obligated,
the problem of "human use" must
be resolved.
The Army General
Counsel
advises me
that Army participation
in Joint
GRILL FLAME activities must
be coordinated under
the provisions
of
Procedure
18,
D0D
5240. UR.
This
requires
Secretary
or Under Secretary
of
the Army approval.
3.
1 plan
to^bricf
Secretary
of
the Army Marsh
on
the GRILL
l
1 LAME
Program
in
the near
future.
I will
address
the
"human use"
issue with
him at
that
time.
a
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Pt.
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L
R. THOMPSON
Major General, USA
ACofS
for
Intelligence
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ATTN:
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V
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Request for Intelligence Contingency
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(Uj
from Commander
DATE ^
Jul
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MI
Group
ATTN:
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MD
20755
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1.
(C)
Request
a one
time payment of
ICF
in
the amount of $2000
in support of project
GONDOLA WISH.
2.
(S)
GONDOLA WISH
is
a program designed
to integrate
the
physics
intelligence collection
threat into the all-source OPSEC support scenario.
(S)
The project requires
that selected personnel
receive training which wiTlenabTe
them to simulate Soviet parapsychological
intelligencecollection techniques,
traininq
these
individuals will
utilize their skills
in support of OPSEC missions
by
playing
the
role of Soviet intelligence
collectors.
An organization which
can Provide
Unnecessary training
to selected personnel
has
been
identified and contacted.
A fee
of $2000
is
required.
Training
is scheduled
to begin
in October
78.
4.
(C)
Successful
completion of
this
training will
result
in
a new
intel ^rSffSr^
00*
and therefore would be
classified
UP
<of paragrapli
303a,
DoD 5200
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thic
t rain in a
are not otherwise available due
to
the classified nature or
tne traim
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and
the embarrassment which would be suffered
by both
g-
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organization, should
US
Army
Intelligence involvement with
this
type
of
training
be
disclosed.
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,
MI
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Commanding
IADCG-S
(19
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78)
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ae Approved For Rel MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, OPSEC Spt DIV 5 MAY 1978 SUBJECT: June Conference (u) 1.4¢}plans are being formulated to host a conference one day during the week of 5-9 June 1978, the subject of which will be Soviet para- ‘psychology research and intelligence applications. During the confer- ence, the history of DoD interest in parapsychology will be discussed by a representative of DIA and the present US and USSR state-of-the-art will be discussed by a representative of Foreign Technology Division (FTD), USAF. After formal presentations have been made, time will be available for group discussion. 2 uj Presentations will be classified TS-SI/SAO. Following is a list of suggested attendees: COL Littlefield LIC Landis MAJ Keenan CPT Rawls LT Atwater LI Cowart SET Representative SOD Representative FREDERICK H. ATWATER 2LT, MI CI Studies Sec. Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R002000160005-9
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
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1978
SUBJECT:
June Conference (u)
1.
(£)Plans are being formulated
to host a conference one day during the
week of 5-9 June 1978,
the subject
of which will be Soviet para-
psychology research and intelligence applications.
During the confer-
ence,
the history of DoD interest in parapsychology will be discussed
by
a representative of DXA and
the present US
and USSR state—of—-the—art
will be discussed by a representative of Foreign Technology Division
(FTD)
, USAF.
After formal presentations have been made,
time will be
available for group discussion.
2.
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Following
is
a list
of suggested attendees:
COL Littlefield
LTC Landis
MAJ Keenan
CPT Rawls
LT Atwater
LT Cowart
SET Representative
SOD Representative
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
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FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND
20755
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15 May 1978
SUBJECT:
Briefing Request
(U)
Defense Intelligence Agency
ATTN:
DT
(Dr.
J. Vorona)
Washington,
D.C.
20301
(C)
Request that a briefing be presented to the commander and
selected staff officers
of
this organization at 0900 hours
6 Jun
1978
in the INSCOM SSO conference room, Ft Meade, MD,
concerning
Soviet parapsychology research and
the intelligence application
of parapsychology which the Soviets may exploit.
2.
(U>
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(C)
The 902d MI Group
is
tasked
to provide Operations
Security
(OPSEC)
support in CONUS
to echelons above corps.
In the accom-
plishment
of
this mission it
is necessary for us
hostile intelligence collection threats targeted against
the US
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Your assistance in providing information concerning the inteUigence
applications
of
Soviet parapsychology
is necessary
to insure
comprehensive assessment of
the hostile intelligence collection
threat.
4.
(U)
A letter has been sent
to FTD requesting
the assistance of
Mr.
Dale Graff
in presenting this briefing.
SGI J
ROBERT E.
KEENAN
MAJ
(P), MI
Chief,
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TABLE
(Concluded)
Author
(Reference)
Comments
Level of
Significance
Stanford
£ Fox
(12)
0.05
Stanford,
et al
(13)
0.0069
Braud,
et al
(14)
Experiment
I
0.002
Experiment
II
0.05
Experiment
III
n.s.
Honorton
£ May
(15)
0.035
May
£ Honorton
(16)
0.011
Millar
£ Broughton
(17)
n.s.
Millar
£ Mackenzie
(18)
n.s.
Millar
(19)
n.s.
Honorton
£ Winnett
(20)
Meditator
0.018
Winnett
£ Honorton
(21)
Meditators
0.0024
Braud
£ Hartgrove
(22)
Meditators
0.034
Broughton,
et al
(23)
n.s.
Braud
(24)
Experiment
0.028
Experiment
0.022
Experiment
n.s.
Experiment
0.044
Schmidt
(25)
Expt.
I
(prerecorded)
0.00037
Expt.
II
(prerecorded)
n.s.
Terry
£ Schmidt
(26)
Condition A
0.04
Condition B
n.s.
Jungerman
£ Jungerman
Experiment
n.s.
(27)
Experiment
n.s
.
David
£ Morrison
(28)
Experiment
n.s
.
Experiment
n.s
.
New Procedure
n.s.
Braud
£ Braud
(29)
Experiment
n.s
.
Fbk
0.05
No Fbk
0.05
Experiment
(no Fbk)
0.05
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18 MAY 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, OPSEC Support Division SUBJECT: GONDOLA WISH (U) 1. (S) On 17 May 78, initial interviews were conducted by the Monroe Institute of Applied Science (MIAS), Afton, VA, with selacted trainee volunteers for project Gondola Wish (GW). These interviews were monitored by the GW project officer. 2. (S) As a result of these initial interviews MIAS favorably recommendad the selected trainee volunteers for the GW project pending results of pretraining psychological testing. 3. (S) MIAS and the GW project officer coordinated plans to administer pretraining psychological tests prior to 1 Jul 78. 4. (S) MIAS and the GW project officer discussed security relating to GW and MIAS involvement. There were no problems reported. 5. (C) Training costs and the training program were discussed. MIAS wants $2000 training fee. This fee will include four consecutive three day intense training sessions which are to ba conducted at one week intervals. Between sessions trainees are to work on rein- forcement techniques. To do this MIAS will provide them with brain hemisphere synchronization tapes, a tape recorder, earphones, and a workbook of practical applications. A typical training session day at MIAS will consist of four to six training periods per day. Each training period requires an entrance briefing (entrance into an altered state of consciousness) in which goals to be obtained are discussed. After this entrance briefing a training period lasts about 45 minutes. During the training period the individual works on obtaining an altered state of consciousness and later in the © program on performing parapsychological phenomena. After the training period an exit briefing (exit from an altered state of consciousness) is conducted to determine if all goals have been met and what the next goals should be. Rest periods between training periods are scheduled to allow trainees "to get their feet back on the ground" so to speak, or stated another way, to allow trainees to integrate newly acquired perceptual channel data into their cognitive structures. FREDERICK H. ATWATER 2LT, MI CI Studies Section Classified by ELE, LORLVUE evap EXEMPT FROM GENERAL DECLASSIFICATION SCHEDULE OF EXSCUTIVE ORDER liesg DECLASSIFY OM 3/ the BOOK... : SAVE~ 954-78 Approved For Relea ) P9600788R00H00@N80007-7