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Approved For Release 2001/04/02.: CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060016-7 SUBJECT: The Monroe Training (U) 1. (S/NOFORN) The GRILL FLAME Program having now had more than two -years experience in the remote viewing field has observed that the most critical element conducive to reliable remote viewing is the ability of the remote viewer to physically relax and mentally concentrate on the task at hand. Providing an environment congruent with this required state is, therefore, necessary for continued reliable military application of the remote viewing phenemonon. 2. (S/NOFORN) A unique form of relaxation/concentration methodology has become available through the Monroe Institute of Applied Sciences (MIAS), P.O. Box 94C, Faber, VA 22938. The basis of the relaxation/concentration methodology offered by MIAS is the Frequency Following Response (FFR) and Hemispheric Syncronization (HEMISYNC) (see Inclosures 1 and 2), which are created by listening to sound frequencies both singly and binaurally. By blending and sequencing such frequencies, it is possible to aid the individual to develop states of relaxation and mental concentration. Application of this methodology consists of a series of prerecorded cassette tapes utilizing FFR, HEMISYNC and vocal guidance to achieve the desired state of relaxation/ concentration. These tapes are heard through stereo headphones while in a relaxed position. Our goal in using this methodology would be to provide this conducive environment to remote viewers during the conduct of sessions to stabilize their reliability. If an individual is unable to relax and concentrate on the task at hand he will be unable to do reliable remote viewing. Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060016-7
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APPENDIX
A
MONROE TRAINING
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SUBJECT:
The Monroe Training
(U)
1.
(S/NOFORN)
The GRILL FLAME
Program having now had more
than
two years
experience
in
the remote viewing field
has observed
that
the most critical
element conducive
to reliable remote viewing
is
the ability of
the remote
viewer to physically relax and mentally concentrate on
the task
at hand.
Providing
an environment congruent with
this required
state
is,
therefore,
necessary for continued reliable military application of
the remote viewing
phenemonon.
2.
(S/NOFORN)
A unique form of relaxation/concentration methodology has
become available through the Monroe
Institute of Applied Sciences
(MIAS),
P.O.
Box 94C,
Faber,
VA 22938.
The basis
of
the relaxation/concentration
methodology offered by MIAS
is the Frequency Following Response
(FFR)
and
Hemispheric Syncronization
(HEMISYNC)
(see
Inclosures
and
2),
which
are
created by listening
to sound frequencies both
singly
and binaurally.
By
blending
and sequencing such frequencies,
it
is possible
to
aid
the
individual
to develop
states
of relaxation
and mental
concentration.
Application
of this
methodology consists of
a series
of prerecorded cassette tapes utilizing FFR,
HEMISYNC and
vocal
guidance
to achieve
the desired
state of relaxation/
concentration.
These tapes
are heard through stereo headphones while
in
a
relaxed position.
Our
goal
in using this methodology would
be
to provide
this
conducive environment
to remote viewers during the conduct of sessions
to
stabilize their reliability.
If
an
individual
is unable
to relax and concentrate
on the task
at hand he will
be unable
to do reliable remote viewing.
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Approved For Release LCA ELE semoorsooseseoruezo e Range checking for data input. @ Computed fields and linked files in reports. e@ Support for different terminal features. @ Screen formatting for simplified data entry. e An EDITOR facility for text, keywords, and procedure files. e@ System-level audit and accounting facilities. INTRODUCTION TO DATA MANAGEMENT ‘Data management' is a widely used term which refers to _ the organization and upkeep of large quantities of information. This can be a difficult task; however, a simple approach often yields the best results. The POWER system is designed to make data management as simple and painless as possible. If you have never used a data Management system or language before, the summary below should help put some terms and concepts into perspective. Data Management: The Basic Concepts Data management involves five basic operations: 1. Organizing and storing information (data). 2. Retrieving and optionally reporting on specific data items. 3. Updating information in a file. 4, Adding new data to a file. 5. Deleting data from a file. These data management operations are based on several general concepts: @ Information, or data, can be stored and accessed most efficiently using computer facilities. ('Data' refers to two or more ‘pieces' of information, while ‘datum' refers to a single piece of information.) e Similar information is grouped into files; e.g., all data pertaining to a company's employees may be put into an Bnployee file, e Files are composed of records; for example, each record in an employee file might contain several pieces of information pertaining to a single employee. See Figure 1-1. e ach record in a file is usually divided into one or more fields each of which contains a singular piece of information. An Employee file record might contain fields like last name, first name, social security number, date of hire, etc. These fields are common to 1 100 3 June 1979 Approved For Releast APES AVS Si IH {9)o07saR001 300240001-2
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UNULAMS IFIED INTRODUCTION Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001300240001-2 every record in the file. e Each field within a record is given a name which accurately describes the information it contains. Such field-names are referred to as descriptors or keys. Ordinarily, one retrieves certain pieces of information from a file by specifying the search conditions, fields or keys must meet in order to be retrieved. Mly those field values which satisfy the stated search conditions are retrieved from the file during a search. Data Management: The Basic Operations What can be done with information once it is organized in files? Some of the possibilities are: @ Retrieve certain information from the file. @ Examine data. @ Perform arithmetic operations on the data. e Change or update the data. e Delete specific data items. @ Obtain a paper copy of the data (i.e., print it out). e Format the data, and print it out in a ‘report’ format. e Add new data to the file. POWER TERMS AND CONCEPTS Most of the terms used in POWER are very similar to those just discussed. There are a few modifications: @ In POWER, fields are named by descriptors. e There are two types of descriptors: search and display. Search descriptors name fields which will be used as keys and will be frequently searched on. Display descriptors usually describe fields which are less frequently searched on. 1 102 5 June 1979 Approved For reiessd Wed sASSHEIED oreen001 300240001-2
Approved For Release SOR TOE ORT ROIS 6-00788R001200060022-0 17 Mar 82 MEMORANDUM FOR: ADCSOPS-HUMINT SUBJECT: GRILL FLAME Indoctrination 1. Attached letter from ASD was received on 9 March 1982. 2. Assistance by ASD recruiters will greatly increase the number of MI personnel screened, Also because of the legitimacy of the SP recruitment effort. Security of the GRILL FLAME program is enhanced, 3. Per conversation with ASD POC, number of personnel to be briefed was reduced to two. 4, Recommend approval. 1 Incl ROBERT J. JACHIM as LTC, MI GRILL FLAME Project Manager Regraded UNCLAS when separated. from CONFIDENTIAL inclosure, , Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060022-0 LAND ANONODIAYN O-74A90VT
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MEMORANDUM
FOR:
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
SUBJECT:
GRILL
FLAME
Indoctrination
1.
Attached
letter
from ASD
was
received
on
March
1982.
2,
Assistance
by
ASD
recruiters
will
greatly
Increase
the
number
of
MI
personnel
screened.
Also
because
of
the
legitimacy
of
the
ASD
recruitment
effort.
Security
of
the
GRILL
FLAME
program
is
enhanced
.
3,
Per
conversation
with ASD
POC,
number
of
personnel
to
be
briefed
was
reduced
to
two.
4.
Recommend
approval.
Incl
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
as
LTC
,
MI
GRILL
FLAME
Project Manager
Regraded
UNCLAS
when
separated
from CONFIDENTIAL
inclosure.
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SG1A SG1A TG MAR EZ Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060026-6 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 16 Mar 82 SUBJECT: Purchasing of Maps 1. Maps can be ordered through: SGT McCOMB Reports & Requirements Branch CMD ADCSOPS-HUMINT Ft Meade, MD 20755 Phone: 7954 Their map account number i iim Thirty to forty-five days are required to order maps. 2. When maps are needed immediately they may be picked up from the Pentagon Map Supply Office. To do this go to see SGT McComb and get the map sheet numbers you require. Then take these numbers to the Pentagon Map Supply Office and they will issue them to you if they have them. You may need to give HUMINT's map account number which is H— Add _. THOMAS M. McNear CPT, MI Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060026-6
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MEMORANDUM
FOR
THE
RECORD
Mar
SUBJECT:
Purchasing
of
Maps
1.
Maps
can
be
ordered
through:
SG1A
SGT
McCOMB
Reports
& Requirements
Branch
CMD
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
Ft
Meade,
MD
20755
Phone:
7954
Their
map
account
number isl^^l
Thirty
to
forty-five
days
are
required
to
order
maps.
SG1A
2.
When
maps
are
needed
immediately
they may
be
picked
up
from
the
Pentagon
Map
Supply
Office.
To
do
this
go
to
see
SGT
McComb
and
get
the
map
sheet
numbers
you
require.
Then
take
these
numbers
to
the
Pentagon
Map
Supply
Office
and
they
will
issue
them
to
you
if
they
have
them.
Youmay
need
to
give
HUMINT's
map
account
number which
i s HHHH
M—- A AA.
THOMAS
M.
McNear
CPT ,
MI
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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060035-6 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 22 Feb 82 SUBJECT: Visit to OACSI (COL Kennedy) 1. On 17 February 1982, I visited COL Kennedy (DAMI-ISH) at his office in the Pentagon. Following items were discussed: a. Funding - COL Kennedy showed me a copy of the Budget Bill provision which specifically prohibited INSCOM from reprogramming money to cover external contracts. OACSI was pursuing a method of funding which involved DIA financed the training, while INSCOM financed an equivalent amount to a Army project which DIA supported. This approach is currently under review at DIA Legal and COL Kennedy is working direct with Dr. Vorona. b. INSCOM Protocols - I reviewed for COL Kennedy the status of our submission to MG Rapmund (Deputy Surgeon General) of the INSCOM protocols which have been in for review since late summer 1981. c. Scientific Panels - COL Kennedy stated the approval by MG Thompson to fund ($30 K) MG Rapmund scientific panels concerning GRILL FLAME basic research, had been concurred in by BG Odom. However, no action had been taken to his knowledge by MG Rapmund to use the money. d. BG Dozier - General conversation concerning the attempt to locate BG Dozier through official and non-official GRILL FLAME sources. 2, Other general topics were covered. R. Joclun ROBERT Jd. JACHIM LTC, MI GRILL FLAME Project Manager Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060035-6
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19 January
1982
MEMORANDUM FOR:
ADCSOPS-HUMINT
SUBJECT:
Operations Security of GRILL FLAME
(U)
1.
(U)
REFERENCE:
DCG-I
Note
(Incl
1).
2.
(S/NOFORN)
During briefings and operational
updates provided
the
INSCOM,
Command Group,
the requirement for positive security of the GRILL FLAME Program
was stressed by Command Group personnel.
Based on research of previous work
done
in this
area,
I
propose that
a formal Army program be
initiated to enhance
the security of the
INSCOM, GRILL FLAME
Program,
A study by the Pentagon
Counterintelligence Force,
for OACSI
concerned
a Special
Access Program
(SAP)
as outlined
in AR 380-5,
and recommended
a DIA SAP be established
(Incl
2).
No such program has been
initiated.
I believe
that
an update of the GRILL
FLAME Operational
Security Program must
include
a review of the SAP require-
ment.
The personnel
of the Operations Security Support Division, Security
Support Detachment, 9Q2d MI
Group,
possess the expertise
to evaluate the
existing security program,
design,
develop,
and recommend enhancements along
with recommendation for
implementation of
a SAP.
The
DIA,
GRILL FLAME Project
Officer
is
still
considering
a study of security of the entire DIA,
GRILL
FLAME
Program.
We plan
to participate
in
this study.
However,
I
do believe
that we must initiate
an
independent action
as DIA's track record
in
the past
is not the best.
3.
(U)
RECOMMENDATION:
Authorize direct contact with Special
Security
Detachment
to
initiate
a security review.
. Oouc5u/vv\.
Incl
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
as
LTC,
MI
GRILL FLAME Project Manager
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Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060047-3 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 8 Jan 82 SUBJECT: Access to GRILL FLAME MAJ Alexander Wylie, CIPD, ITAC 1. On 21 December 1981, MAJ John Bryan, SRD, ITAC called to request MAJ Wylie be "read-on" for GRILL FLAME. COL Patakos had received telephonic approval from COL Scanlon, DCSOPS, INSCOM and COL Miller, ADCSOPS-HUMINT, INSCOM. 2. Due to holidays and MAJ Wylie being on leave he was not given his GRILL FLAME indoctrination until 5 January 1982. R Jaclum ROBERT J. JACHIM LTC, MI GRILL FLAME, Project Manager Approved For Release 2001/04/02 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200060047-3
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
8 Jan 82
SUBJECT:
Access to GRILL FLAME
MAJ Alexander Wylie,
CIPD,
ITAC
1.
On
21 December
1981,
MAJ John Bryan,
SRD,
ITAC called to request
MAJ Wylie be "read-on" for GRILL FLAME,
COL Patakos had received
telephonic approval from COL Scanlon, DCSOPS,
INSCOM and COL Miller,
ADCSOPS-HUMINT,
INSCOM,
2,
Due to holidays and MAJ Wylie being
on
leave
he was not given his
GRILL FLAME indoctrination until
5 January
1982.
ROBERT
J.
JACHIM
LTC,
MI
GRILL FLAME,
Project Manager
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Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200070002-1 CO SOURCES: The sources for this information are Army personnel who have provided accurate information in the past. This information was produced unofficially and is unconfirmed. Four different sources provided information which contained the same basic elements. The following information are those elements which were generally repeated. EVENT: Sources state that a small "Lear Jet type aircraft" loaded with explosives (not further identified) will depart from a northern mid-west area, perhaps Chicago or near Chicago, and fly to Washington, D C with the mission of crashing into the US Capitol building. One source states that he feels there is a flight plan on file at National Airport. DATE OF EVENT: The month of December, January or Feburary. The most probable day is the 6, 16 or 26th of each month. AIRCRAFT: small "Lear Jet type" aircraft blue and red in color, red predominating Tail number may include the following characters: A, N, Y, and the numbers 1 thru 7 most probably N, 2 and 7 Current location is believed to be along the Great Lakes, perhaps Chicago. Aircraft may have been purchased within the last 60 days in New Jersey or New York. PILOT: not in the country as of 12 Dec 83 foreign, perhaps Iranian speaks English and perhaps French May enter the country through Canada ona French passport. Name may be or sound like Jerry, Gerard or Geraldo. Approved For Release 2001/03/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001200070002-1
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SOURCES:
The
sources
for
this
information
are
Army
personnel
who
have
provided
accurate
information
in
the
past.
This
information
was
produced
unofficially
and
is
unconfirmed.
Four
different
sources
provided
information
which
contained
the
same
basic
elements.
The
following
information
are
those
elements
which were generally
repeated.
EVENT:
Sources
state
that
a
small
"Lear
Jet
type
aircraft"
loaded with explosives
(not
further
identified)
will
depart
from
a
northern
mid-west
area,
perhaps
Chicago
or
near
Chicago,
and
fly
to
Washington,
D
C
with
the
mission
of
crashing
into
the
US
Capitol
building.
One
source
states
that
he
feels
there
is
a
flight
plan
on
file
at National
Airport.
DATE
OF EVENT:
The month
of
December,
January
or
Feburary.
The
most
probable
day
is
the
6,
or
26th
of each month.
AIRCRAFT:
small
"Lear
Jet
type"
aircraft
blue
and
red
in color,
red predominating
Tail
number
may
include
the following characters:
A,
N,
Y,
and
the numbers
thru
most
probably
N,
and
Current
location
is
believed
to
be along
the Great
Lakes,
perhaps
Chicago.
Aircraft
may
have
been purchased within
the
last
days
in New Jersey
or New
York.
PILOT
:
not
in
the country
as
of
12 Dec
foreign,
perhaps
Iranian
speaks English
and perhaps French
May
enter
the country
through Canada
on
a
French passport.
Name
may
be
or
sound
like
Jerry,
Gerard
or
Geraldo
.
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_ 17Feb95 89:41 Ps Ql escenrcnt! “Approved For Release 2000/08/08 - ClA-RDP96-00789R002500%50002-7 Soret NOFORN From: US Central Command ATTN: CCJ2-JCH MacDill AFB, FL 33621 DSN 968-6589/Comm (813) 828-6589 Fax DSN 968-6463 To: Defense Intelligence Agency ATIN: PAG-TA Washington, DC 20340 DSN 923-2560/7822 Subject: USCENTCOM Requirements (U) Date: 17 Feb 95 1. (U) Per our conversation (17 Feb 95), USCENTCOM submits the following requirements: a. (S/NF) Current planning for exercising of surface-to- surface missile doctrine in the southern United States in 1995, Report on number of planned activities and associated exercise, b. (S/NF) Missile activity in Texas and New Mexico during Apr-May 95 time frame. Report numbers, types, locations and planned employment of missiles, 2. (J) CCJ2-JCH POC is Maj Rick Bodnar, Jr., DSN 968-6589, Chief, HUMINT Requirements Section Classified by: BIAMKES4S esemeccer Odes nas pvc Lean Declassify on: OADR % crochet Sere? NOFORN Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002500150002-7
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