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" Approved For Release 2000/08/09. :. CIA-RDP96-60792R000600076001°4* SG1J * ke * i ed i a i ed *” TITLE: WORK ON IRIDODIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS. TAYNOPIS [RISA DOC REF: VECHERNYAYA MOSKVA (VEMOA),” 891031, NR 250, 2 INF CTY: ITALY (IT); ‘SSR (UR); UNITED STATZS + YS) INF DATE: 891031 COSATT: BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES (36° CLASSIF: UNCLASST PIED RELEASE: NONE (XX) TEXT: EXTRACT. DOCUMENT CONTAINS 1 PHOTO, “42S “27 °CUR WAS PUBLISHED IN THE NOVEMBER 20, 1989 ISSUE OF THE DAILY 3: CANDIDATE OF MEDICAL SCIENCES R. PICHKHADZ® AND SCIENTISTS OF THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TESTING HAVE JOINTLY DEVELOPED SOVIET COMPUTER AIDED IRIDODIAGNOSTIC SYSTEMS. NOW RAMAZ SEMENOVICH HEADS THE SOVIET AMERICAN FIRM MEDITSINA, WHICY HAS EMERGED AS &4 STRUCTURAL UNIT OF THE JOINT ENTERPRISE ASX . AMERICAN SOVIET CINE INITIATIVE). THE FIPM IS WORKING ON CREATING THE FIRST AUTOMATED DIAGNOSTIC COMPLEX _IN THE WORLD. THE MILAN INSTITUTE OF PSYCHOTRONICS IS COLLABORATING WITH THE SOVIET SCIENTISTS. THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF OUR WORK, CONSIDERS R. PICHKHADZE, IS TO COMBINE THE ADVANTAGES OF IRIDODIAGNOSTICS AND NONTRADITIONAL TREATMENT METHODS: ACUPUNCTURE, MANUAL THERAPY AND POINT MASSAGE. THEN WE WILL BE ABLE TO AN ENTIRE NETWORK OF TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSTIC CENTERS IN ALL THE COUNTRY'S LARGE CITIES AND RETURN HEALTH TO THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE. PFN INFORMATION: PART 001 FACILITY: INST ISPYTANIY MEDITSINSKOY TEKHNIKI -FACL CTY: © USSR (UR) FACILITY: MEDITSINA FACL CTY: MULTINATIONAL (UD) FACILITY: ASK FACL. CTY: MULTINATIONAL (UD) FACILITY: MILANSKIY INST PSIKHOTRONIKI FACL CTY: ITALY (IT) PFN INFORMATION: PART 002 RELATES: THE U/I IRIDODIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT WAS TESTED AT MEDITSINA. a UNCLASSIFIED PAGE 138 kok kK Rk Rk kK Ok Kk kok Kk KR OR RK Rk Kk Rk kK RK KR Rk Rk Rk Rk kk OR k kk Ok OK Approved For Release 2000/08/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600070001-4
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WORK ON
IRIDODIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT WITH FOREIGN PARTNERS.
'TAYNOPIS
IRISA
VECHERNYAYA MOSKVA
( VEMOA )
,” 89 1 0 3 I
,
NR
250,
ITALY
(IT);
USSR
(UR);
UNITED STATE q
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891031
BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES 06
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UNCLASSIFIED
NONE
(XX)
TEXT:
EXTRACT.
DOCUMENT
CONTAINS
PHOTO.
THIS
"-P^ICLE WAS PUBLISHED
IN
THE NOVEMBER
20,
1989
ISSUE OF THE DAILY
IMAP
.
CANDIDATE
OF
MEDICAL
SCIENCES
R.
PICHKHADZE AND SCIENTISTS OF THE
INSTITUTE
OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT TESTING HAVE JOINTLY DEVELOPED SOVIET
COMPUTER
AIDED
IRIDODI AGNOSTIC SYSTEMS.
NOW RAMAZ
SEMENOVICH HEADS
THE
SOVIET
AMERICAN
FIRM
MEDITSINA,
WHICH
HAS
EMERGED
AS
A
STRUCTURAL
UNIT
OF
THE
JOINT ENTERPRISE
ASX
AMERICAN SOVIET CINE
v
,
INITIATIVE).
THE
FIRM
IS
WORKING ON CREATING THE FIRST AUTOMATED
\
DIAGNOSTIC
COMPLEX
IN
THE
WORLD.
THE
MILAN
INSTITUTE
OF
V
PSYCHOTRONICS
IS
COLLABORATING
WITH
THE
SOVIET
SCIENTISTS.
THE
A
PRIMARY
PURPOSE
OF OUR WORK,
CONSIDERS
R.
PICHKHADZE,
IS TO COMBINE
/ \
THE
ADVANTAGES
OF
IRIDODIAGNOSTICS
AND
NONTRADITIONAL
TREATMENT
METHODS:
ACUPUNCTURE,
MANUAL
THERAPY
AND
POINT MASSAGE.
THEN WE
WILL
BE
ABLE
TO
AN
ENTIRE
NETWORK
OF
TREATMENT AND DIAGNOSTIC
CENTERS
IN
ALL
THE
COUNTRY'S
LARGE
CITIES
AND RETURN HEALTH TO
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.
FACILITY:
PFN
INFORMATION:
PART
001
INST
I SPYTANIY MEDITSINSKOY TEKHNIKI
FACL CTY:
USSR
(UR)
FACILITY:
MEDITSINA
FACL CTY:
MULTINATIONAL
(UD)
FACILITY:
ASK
FACL CTY:
MULTINATIONAL
(UD)
FACILITY:
MILANSKIY
INST PSIKHOTRONIKI
FACL CTY:
ITALY
(IT)
RELATES:
PFN INFORMATION:
PART
002
THE U/I
IRIDODIAGNOSTIC EQUIPMENT WAS TESTED AT
MEDITSINA.
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es ke RK kK RK kK ek kK kK kk Kk Rk kk Approved For Release 2000/08/09: GIA-RDP96- 00792R000600070003-2 k oF k ok k ok & kok Rk kk ok we k Ke kk Kk kk kk Ok Kk k wk Kk KOK TITLE: INTERNATIONAL STUDIES OF LONG DISTANCE COMMUNICATION IN NATURE. NE UBEGAYEM LI MY OT SAMIKH SEBYA AUTHOR: KAZNACHEYEV, V DOC REF: SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA (SOVRB), 900303, NR 52, 2 SG1J INF CTY: USSR (UR); UNITED STATES (US) INF LOC: NOVOSIBIRSK INF DATE: 900303 COSATI: BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES (06) CLASSIF: UNCLASSIFIED RELEASE: NONE (XX) TEXT: EXTRACT, THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED IN THE MARCH 20, 1990 ISSUE OF THE DAILY SNAP. THE BUREAUCRATIC SYSTEM OF SCIENCE [IS THE MOST CONSERVATIVE, AND INNOVATIONS ADVANCE IN THE FACE OF UNUSUAL RESISTANCE. AND YET A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF EXPERIENCE IN INTERACTION WITH THE SPACE AND PLANETARY ENVIRONMENT HAS BEEN AMASSED IN THE WORLD OF LIVING MATTER AND THE HISTORY OF MANKIND. LEARNING FROM THE PAST EXPERIENCE OF MANKIND IS ONE PATH TO ACCOMPLISHING A NEW SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH. THIS IS WHY BOTH SOCIAL AND SPIRITUAL EXPERIENCE AND THE SPHERE OF UNACCOUNTABLE PHENOMENA, EXTRASENSORY CAPABILITIES, ASTROLOGY, GEOPATHOGENIC ZONES AND, OF COURSE, OBSERVATIONS OF UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS ARE ATTRACTING MORE AND MORE ATTENTION FROM SCIENCE. THE FIRST ALL UNION CONFERENCE BIOINFORMENERGO-89 TOOK PLACE IN NOVEMBER . PREPARATIONS HAVE . BEGUN FOR AN INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, BIOINFORMENERGO-91, IN THE USSR. AN INTERNATIONAL... EXPERIMENTAL PROJECT FOR RESEARCH OF THE .NATURE LONG. DISTANCE COMMUNICATIONS, WITH THE SIMULTANEOUS. PARTICTPATION OF OPERATORS OF 12 ‘COUNTRIES, WILL BE ‘PREPARED ___IN “THE PRING OF THTS YEAR. THIS EXPERIMENT IS Ca BEING ORGANIZED ON _ SHE” BASTS-OF-—A- ‘SOVIET, AMERICAN AGREEMENT WITH THE INSTITUTE OF FRONTAL. PROBLEMS IS (THE UNIVERSITY..INTEMILE. (SIC), USA THE INSTITUTE OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL MEDICINE OF THE USSR “ACADEMY _OF SCIENCES, “STBERIAN BRANCH, NOVOSIBIRSK) . “THE SCIENTIFIC COUNCIL OF THE - POLYARERS” FIRM IN SVERDLOVSK HAS DECIDED TO INCLUDE A PROGRAM ON EONG “DISTANCE COMMUNICATIONS IN PLANS FOR ORGANIZING AN INTERNATIONAL __EXPEDITION | OVER MIGRATION 1 ROUTES, OF ANC NORTH, AMERICA) . PFN INFORMATION: PART 001 RELATES: V KAZNACHEYEV IS A MEMBER OF AKAD MEDITSINSKIKH NAUK SSSR. PERSON: KAZNACHEYEV, V ee a i a i Se i i on « ok UNCLASSIFIED AGE i198 Rok Rk Rk kK KR Rk ek kK wk Ok R KR KR kK Rk Kk Ok Rk Kk k Ok kK Ok kK k Kk k ko « & & & Approved For Release 2000/08/09 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600070003-2 gy o>
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TITLE:
AUTHOR
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DOC
REF:
INF CTY
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INF
LOC:
INF
DATE:
COSATI
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CLASSIF:
RELEASE:
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES OF LONG DISTANCE COMMUNICATION
IN
NATURE.
NE UBEGAYEM
LI MY OT SAMIKH SEBYA
KAZNACHEYEV,
V
SOVETSKAYA ROSSIYA
( SOVRB
)
,
900303,
NR
52,
Qri
USSR
(UR);
UNITED STATES
(US)
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NOVOSIBIRSK
900303
BIOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL SCIENCES
(06)
UNCLASSIFIED
NONE
(XX)
TEXT:
EXTRACT.
THIS
THE DAILY
SNAP.
ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED
-N THE MARCH
20,
1990
ISSUE OF
THE
BUREAUCRATIC
SYSTEM
OF
SCIENCE
IS THE MOST CONSERVATIVE,
AND
INNOVATIONS
ADVANCE
IN
THE
FACE OF UNUSUAL RESISTANCE.
AND YET A
TREMENDOUS
AMOUNT
OF
EXPERIENCE
IN
INTERACTION WITH THE SPACE AND
PLANETARY
ENVIRONMENT HAS BEEN AMASSED
IN THE WORLD OF LIVING MATTER
AND THE HISTORY OF MANKIND.
LEARNING
FROM
THE
PAST
EXPERIENCE
OF
MANKIND
IS
ONE
PATH
TO
ACCOMPLISHING
A
NEW
SCIENTIFIC
BREAKTHROUGH
.
THIS
IS
WHY BOTH
SOCIAL
AND
SPIRITUAL
EXPERIENCE
AND
THE
SPHERE OF UNACCOUNTABLE
PHENOMENA,
EXTRASENSORY CAPABILITIES,
ASTROLOGY,
GEOPATHOGENIC ZONES
AND,
OF
COURSE,
OBSERVATIONS OF UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS ARE ATTRACTING
MORE
AND
MORE
ATTENTION
FROM
SCIENCE.
THE
FIRST
ALL
UNION
CONFERENCE
BIOINFORMENERGO-89
TOOK
PLACE
IN
NOVEMBER
OF
1989
.
PREPARATIONS
HAVE
BEGUN
FOR
AN
INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE,
BIOINFORMENERGO-91,
IN
THE
USSR.
AN
INTERNATIONAL
EXPERIMENTA L
.PROJECT
FOR
B£SJ5&R£H
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.
WITH
THE „ SIMULTANEOUS
PARTICIPATION
OF O^ATORS^OFiTTgQTOTSg .
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be
'Prepared
in
" the
spring OF this year .
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ts
BEING
ORGAN I Z ED"
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THE
ON
THE
BASIS OF A SOVIET,
AMERICAN AGREEMENT WITH
FRONTAL PROBLEMS
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OF
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_1nFtTtute“of GLINICAL'AND experimental MEDICINE OF THE USSR
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J„SC I ENC E'S
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Council
of the POLfMEfCs firm IN SVERDLOVSK has decided to include a
PROGRAM,—
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_ COMMUN ICAT IONS
IN
PLANS'" FOR 6rGANIZING AN
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(ASTa,
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AMERICA)
.
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PFN INFORMATION:
PART
001
RELATES:
V KAZNACHEYEV
IS A MEMBER OF AKAD MEDITSINSKIKH NAUK
SSSR
.
PERSON:
KAZNACHEYEV,
V
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Approved For Release 2005/03/14 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600190001-1 Another example of the use of psychics is in the area of psychometry (the ability to obtain facts about the history of an object, including persons and events connected with it, usually by touching or holding the object). An investigator provides photos, bloody clothing and a ring worn by a-murder victim. He wants to know who the suspect is. The psychic provides details of the crime scene and other pertinent information known by the investigator. Thus, information provided by the psychic is immediately corroborated or disproved. The psychic then describes in detail, circumstances surrounding the death, perhaps includ- ing a description of the suspect and his car as well as the location of additional evidence. such as the murder weapon. Does such information violate any law or rules of evidence if the investigator corroborates the data and obtains a search warrant listing the psychic/informant in the affidavit supporting the request for the warrant? One last example before we present specific concerns: Narcotic investigators have received hearsay information from an anonymous informant about several attorneys who have pro-. vided large sums of money to finance the purchase of cocaine for distribution. They have also set up dummy corporations to hide their profits. The investigation has taken several months without sufficient evidence being developed to deter- mine if, in fact, a crime has been committed. The investiga- tors are aware of a meeting of the alleged conspirators in a high-rise building which has a great deal of electronic security to prevent listening devices from being used. They contact a person who has demonstrated remote viewing abilities. This person is successful and provides data to open the inves- tigation. ‘He obtains the points of distribution, dates and times of delivery of the cocaine and the names of the dummy corporations. _ 5- Approved For Release 2005/03/14 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600190001-1 Sere OR ra ia get Samer altae einbehe wite o te6 Sea A wefan Re Sie ST gh, Saami agin oe OS oa
Approved For Release 2005/03/14 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600190001-1 by remote viewing, and subse- Was the 4 cme an nformation obtainesa formation oprcainec quently corroborated by law enforcement, a violation of the Fourth Amendment? The reader should not consider the above examples as fantasies. In fact, they occurred almost as written, with the exception of the last case. The cases were slightly modified to pre- clude violating the confidential information. With thesc circumstances in mind, let us now approach the specific issues and ethics of the use of psi in local law enforcement. Let's review the case of People v. Egan, 141 Cal.App.3d 798 (1983). "Binocular-aided observations of marijuana grow- ing in cpen fields, made from an airplane, are legal as long as the plane is at a lawful altitude (at least 500 feet above ground level). This is so even though the marijuana. cannot "truly" be identified without the use of the binoculars. “A defendant simply has no reasonable expectation of privacy as to the viewing of his crops by aerial surveillance." However, in the case of People v. Cook, Sup.Ct.No.CRN-7500 (Cal.Ct.App.4th filed February 16, 1984) (4 Crim.No.15349), it was stated that aerial flyovers of property where precau- tion was taken to hide the contraband violates REP. Cook's residence was in a semi-rural area and he was growing mari- juana in his back yard. He took precautions to protect his illegal activity by hiding the evidence from general observa- tion. The flyover was designed to locate the contraband from the air. The court. stated that since law enforcement did not routinely fly over Cook's house as a normal patrol proce- dure, they violated his REP. The court further stated that "the Fourth Amendment guards the privacy of human activity from aerial no less than terrestrial invasion.” There are other cases that state evidence obtained by a person using onc or more of the five senses in observing ~6G- Approved For Release 2005/03/14 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600190001-1
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DATE 15 FEB 79 26 MAR 79 20 NOV 79 24 Jan 80 14 Jan 81 20 Feb 61 8 May Bl 16 JUL 81 17 JUL 81 1 FEB 82 1 SEP 83 6 June 84 EVENT Army General Counsel advised ACSI that GRILL FLAME constitutes human use. Surgeon General's Human Use Sub jects Research Review Board concludes GRILL FLAME not human use. Surgeon General's Human Subjects Research Review Board states Remote Viewing is human use, Army General Counsel directs implementation of Human Use procedures based on 20 Nov 79 meeting. Secretary of the Army approves continuation of program under Human Use provisions Army Acting General Counsel determines Grill Flame activity does not constitute Human Use Renewal of Secretary of the Army approval for Grill Flame program continuance, Congressman Rose briefed on human use issue. The Honorable Delbert Spurlock, Army General Counsel, recommends ACSI submit GRILL FLAME Charter to Secretary of the Army for review and approval in order to comply with DOD Reg 5240.1-R. Secretary of the Army approves continuation of GRILL FLAME activities during 1982. Secretary of the Army approves continued participation in CENTER LANE activities within INSCOM. INSCOM Human Technology Review Board briefed, Training and Application Procedures Guide delivered for review and approval. ARMY review(s) completed. a EE eee Approved For Release 2005/03/14 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600210001-8 COMMENTS Remote Viewing considered technology transfer rather than direct research. Found that Remote Viewing did constitute human use and recommended more formal compliance with human use requirements. TAB G, Redbook TAB N, Redbook TAB P, Redbook Approved For Release 2005/03/14 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600210001-8
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15 FEB 79
26 MAR 79
20 NOV 79
24 Jan 80
14 Jan 81
20 Feb 81
8 May 81
16 JUL 81
17 JUL 81
1 FEB 82
1 SEP 83
6 June 84
ARMY
EVENT
Army General Counsel advised
ACSI that GRILL FLAME constitutes
human use.
COMMENTS
Surgeon General's Human Use
Subjects Research Review Board
concludes GRILL FLAME not human
use.
Surgeon General 's Human Subjects
Research Review Board states
Remote Viewing is human use.
Army General Counsel directs
implementation of Human Use
procedures based on 20
Nov 79
meeting
,
Secretary o f the Army approves
continuation of program under
Human Use provisions
Army Acting General Counsel
determines Grill Flame activity
does not constitute Human Use
Renewal of Secretary of the Army
approval
for Grill Flame program
continuance.
Congressman Rose briefed on
human us e issue
,
The Honorable Delbert Spurlock,
Army General Counsel
, recommends
ACSI submit GRILL FLAME Charter
to Secretary of the Army
for
review and approval
in order
to comply with D0D Reg 5240. 1-R
.
Secretary of the Army approves
continuation of GRILL FLAME
activities during 1982.
Remote Viewing considered technology
transfer rather than direct research.
Found that Remote Viewing did constitute
human use and recommended more formal
compliance with human use requirements.
TAB G,
Redbook
TAB N,
Redbook
TAB
P
,
Redbook
Secretary of the Army approves
continued participation in
CENTER LANE activities within
INSC0M.
INSC0M Human Technology Review
Board briefed.
Training and
Application Procedures Guide
delivered for review and
approval
.
review(s) completed.
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x Approved For eas) acd Oj = 4 2 enamel HUMAN USE CHRONOLOGY 26 Sep 78 (902d Memorandum). DAMI-ISH cancelled GONDOLA WISH because (1) MIAS not cleared for classified and (2) MIAS training could be categorized as experimenting with human use. 15 Feb 79 At request of ACSI, DA, Army General Counsel said GRILL FLAME could be classified ag involving testing on human subjects. Army General Counsel advised contact with Army Surgeon General to establish Human Use Testing Committee to review GRILL FLAME activities, 23 Feb 79 Curtail current Army Activities. 26 Mar 79 Surgeon General's Human Use Sub-Committee declared Project GRILL FLAME (as represented by AMSAA protocol) was a NO RISK, NO HUMAN USE protocol, AR 70-25 did not apply, and consent form not required 27 Mar 79 DAMI-ISH provided authority per phonecon for restart of Project GRILL FLAME. 2 Apr 79 Surgeon General said review of existing Protocol shows no research or clinical investigation (approval for human use not required), Army work could continue with signed consent form. 11 Jan 80 Surgeon General said existing protocols (MICOM and SRI) constitute research involving human subjects. ARMY review(s) completed. Approved For RSE CRE Per eer azRcone00210002.7
264 Authors’ Note tion with this laboratory, to see what results we will get from using a ten-thousand-mile baseline for remote viewing. In this series we will, of course, work with a viewer who has never been to Yerevan. In our travels from Moscow to Leningrad to Yerevan, we met with many researchers who expressed the hope that there could be continued open communication in this field. They all expressed the feeling that psi’s importance lies in the development of human potential, rather than in its possible military applications. But everyone we talked with also made some oblique reference to what we were not being shown. For example, we knew that the Popov Society laboratory run by Professor Spirikin had been closed down several years ago. On this trip we learned that it has now been re-opened under the direction of Dr. Alexander Chernetzky. We were even told that the laboratory is now called the Fourmany Street Lab. We were not, however, told what sort of work this lab is currently engaged in. Nevertheless we feel it is important and very desirable to arrange future cooperative mectings with the Soviet scientists to further explore the details of psychic functioning. We might even come up with a poten- tial contribution to help solve the decades-old problem of off-site verifica- tion for nuclear testing and arms control. If successful, that would be an application of psychic functioning that we believe the whole world would like to see. BIBLIOGRAPF Remote. Researc! For several years, the compile of remote-viewing experiment involving the use of free-res targets; only these types of p We have found that mo published formal experiments would be expected by chance. (not listed here), with eight rc remote viewing is not due to r ful experiments go unreporte: Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00792R000600150005-1
° Approved For Release A oh FR Eeeds.co7ezrco0600210002-7 6 6 Feb 80 DAMI-ISH recommended to USDRE that BG Rapmund be included as member of Steering Committee concerning human use issue. 10 Mar 80 Recommendation to establish INSCOM Human Use Review Committee. yy ¥ 9 Apr 80 Under Secretary of the Army concurs in () -_-—— continuing in-house INSCOM program GRILL FLAME. 22 Oct 80 General Counsels for DIA, OSD, and Army agree on obtaining written approval from Deputy Secretary of Defense to Continue GRILL FLAME. OIA Gevepe Coumsee Mone 29 Oct 80 jet —soremerreemnmee Deputy Secretary of Defense requesting approval to continue GRILL FLAME under human use. + PP 14 Jan 81 Under Secretary of the Army approved Army Q —_ —participation in GRILL FLAME. 20 Feb 81 Definition of experimentation. General Counsel of Department of Defense concludes that proposed DIA contract with SRI to analyze capabilities of psychics does not constitute experimentation. fy BY 24 Dec 80 ACSI request for Under Secretary of the Army approval to continue GRILL FLAME under human use. At 25 Feb 81 Acting Army General Counsel requests ACSI prepare Decision Memorandum requesting Secretariat authorization for Army participation in joint program. Z Approved For “SECREL—ttsS~S~™
264
Authors' Note
tion with
this laboratory, to see what
results we will get from using a
ten-thousand-mile baseline for remote viewing. In this series we will, of
course, work with a viewer who has never been to Yerevan.
In our travels from Moscow to Leningrad to Yerevan, we met with
many researchers who expressed the hope that there could be continued
open communication in this field. They all expressed the feeling that psi’s
importance lies in the development of human potential, rather than in its
possible
military applications. But everyone we talked with
also made
some oblique reference to what we were not being shown. For example,
we knew that the Popov Society laboratory run by Professor Spirikin had
been closed down several years ago. On this trip we learned that
it has
now been re-opened under the direction of Dr. Alexander Chernetzky.
We were even told that the laboratory is now called the Fourmany Street
Lab. We were not, however, told what sort of work this lab
is currently
engaged
in.
Nevertheless we
feel
it
is important and very desirable to arrange
future cooperative meetings with the Soviet scientists to further explore
the details of psychic functioning. We might even come up with a poten-
tial contribution to help solve the decades-old problem of off-site verifica-
tion for nuclear testing and arms control.
If successful, that would be an
application of psychic functioning that we believe the whole world would
like to see.
BIBLIOERAF
For several years, the compile
of remote-viewing experiment
involving the use of
free-res
targets; only these types of pi
We have found that mo
published formal experiments
would be expected by chance,
(not listed here), with eight
r<
remote viewing is not due to r
ful experiments go un report e'
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