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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200440001-9 SECR -Table 2 (S/NF) KNOWN ELEMENTS IN REMOTE VIEWING ® Target acquisition--Subjects can acquire target site on the basis of the presence of a known person at the site; targeting by geographical coordinates without the presence of a known person at the site yields results comparable to those obtained in experiments in which a person known to the subject is used as a beacon. This observation offers evidence for goal-oriented as opposed to means-—oriented interpretation of the "laws" that appear to govern psychoenergetic functioning. ® Target attributes sensed--Descriptive aspects (shape, form, color, material) are described better than analytical concepts (function, name), although at times the latter come through excellently. Written target material is correct only occasionally. Alphabet targets are successful only statistically. In addition to visually observable detail, subjects sometimes report sounds, smells, electromagnetic fields, and other phenomena that can be verified as existing at target locations. ® Target attributes sensed--Descriptive aspects (shape, form, color, material) are described better than analytical concepts ® Spatial and temporal resolution--The channel functions with spatial resolution down to at least one millimeter. Real-time activities at the target site are often perceived. ; j cessful real-time remote SG1A @ Distance effects—--Accuracy and resolution are not sensitive functions of subject-target distance over intercontinental distances. ® Shielding--Faraday cage or sea water electrical shielding are not effective shields. @ Factors that appear to inhibit success in remote viewing--These are a priori subject knowledge of target possibilities, absence of feedback, application of the ability to trivial tasks (testing for the sake of testing), and use of repetitive target sequences. e Factors that appear to enhance success in remote viewing--These are interest factors for the subject, a priori necessity for obtaining information and relevance (i.e., seriousness of purpose), the presence of a facilitating monitor to ask questions and direct the subject’s attention, and practice with feedback. 21 Approved For Release rovoiere : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200440001-9
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4251 Suitland Road
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20395-5720
SUBJECT:
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Reference:
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Technology Assessment
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12 December
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 SS ERE PER f#F00300740001-8 NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS /ORCON TAFM-OPS—HU~SA 20 June 1980 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SG1A SUBJECT: SGIA 1. (S) The source was re tinent SGIA SGIA S provided only with the The following information is provided in date actual order: target coordinates. ae (S) Information predicted for 22 June 1980: Source reported many vehicles, trucks, trailers approximately 24 ton or darger in size would be located at the target area. He stated that many of the vehicles would be carrying tube type objects. No other information was reported for this date. b. (S) Information predicted for 23 June 1980: Source reported that there would probably be an effort to hide things at the target site by covering objects with either foilage that was not previously there or foilage type coverings. No other information was provided for this date. ~~ ce. (S) Information predicted for 2h June 1980: Source reported that efforts to move or cover existing objects at the target site would be nearly completed at that time. He reported that much string and canvas would be seen then as well as the entire area being boardered by dark green foilage. When questioned if there were any trucks or vehicles expected to be at the target site on that date, he responded that he did not expect there to be any. He did state that there were very well camoflaged gun emplacements at each end of the cleared area, the type of gun he could not identify, but did state that they appeared to be so small as to look like toys. 2+ (S) Request the above information ibe evaluated and comments be provided to the undersigned in writing no later than 26 June 1980, this will permit a full evaluatiori:of the source of information for both accuracy and intell- igence value. Information is consistent with previous information provided by a different source, reference report CD56, dated 19 June 1980. Soke n. MCMONEAL OW2, USA Analys CLASSIFIED BY: MSG HQDA (DAMI~ISH) Dtd; 05163027 JUL 78 REVIEW ON: 20 June 2000 SECRET Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300740001-8
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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1 Distance (cm) -1 +2 +3 -4 -5 -6 -7 -8 -9 -10 Distance (cm) Figure 2. Sensor Position Relative to the Inion (0,0) for Viewer 002 For a calibration, the viewer was fitted with a spandex cap with grid marks aligned with his inion, nasion, and earlobes (i.e, head-centered coordinate system). The viewer was then placed as comfortably as possible on an observation table beneath the MEG. He must lie face down and look though a hole in the table to view the DS via a system of mirrors. These stimuli were displayed by a projector located outside the entrance to the shielded room. The sensors of the MEG were lowered from above to touch his head over the right occipital lobe. In this configuration, the sensor array was moved at the end of 30 DS to a position that optimized his response to the DS. Once found, the array position was marked on the cap for subsequent repositioning. e. Sequence of Events for a Session The following is the schedule of events for a session: @ Collect approximately 10 minutes of background data with no viewer or sender present and the MEG in full operation. Isolate the sender with the stimulus display device. @ With the viewer on the table, position the sensor array at the calibration point. ®@ Attime = 0, start the monitoring of data with computer-generated trigger. Data are collected the entire 120 seconds at a rate of 200 samples per second. ® At time < 120 seconds, present 9 to 15 remote and 9 to 15 PS to the sender. ® At time > 120 seconds, allow the viewer to relax for about 2 to 5 minutes without leaving the table. This break generally consists of the sender entering the shielded room to engage the viewer in conversation. ® Collect nine additional runs with the same procedure while the viewer remains positioned on the table under the MEG. 8 Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002200600001-1
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SG1A Approved For Release 2000/08 tclut Robocloo7ser000300780001-7 NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN NATIONALS/ORCON TAFM-OPS~-HU-SA 26 June 1980 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: 1. (S) Source was requested to seek out information on the above target, but was only provided the coordinates for the target. The following information was provided and is applicable to 0900 hours on the 24th of June, 1980: a. (S) Source reported long rectangular boxes which reflected white and had V—shapes-along their top edges. He stated that they looked very much like semi—tractor trailer boxes. These items are reported as being along the side of a single railroad track. b. (S) Source also stated that there was a large structure which was square in design and composed of many trailer boxes all connected to—- gether. Source stated these were long and narrow, numbering approx. 36. ce (S) He also stated that approximately a quarter mile away there was an inflatable hospital type of structure made of some pliable material like plastic or rubber. d. (S) Source reported approximately 7 armored vehicles with large cannon moving in the area; as well as many trailer trucks loading up with equipment and containers and moving out from the area. He stated that there was also a truck type of vehicle which looked like it was loaded with atack— ed, large, rubber pillows, very much like fuel bladders. He did not re~ port any off loading in the area. 2. (S) Request the above information be evaluated and comments be provided to the undersigned in writing no later than 02 July 1980, this will permit a full evaluation of the source of information for both accuracy and intell- igence value. Sf, 1ST PH W. MCMONEAG CWw2, USA Analy CLASSIFIED, BY:,MSG HQDA (DAMI~ISH) Dtds; 0516302 Jul ° REVIEW ON: 26 June 2000 SECRET Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300750001-7
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26 June 1980
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
SG1A
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(s) Source was requested to seek out information on the above target}
but was only provided the coordinates for the target*
The following
information was provided and is applicable to 0900 hours on the 24th of
June t 1900
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a.
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Source reported long rectangular boxes which reflected white
and had V-shapes- along their top edges.
He stated that they looked very
much like semi-tractor trailer boxes.
These items are reported as being
along the
side of a single railroad track.
b.
(S)
Source also
stated that there was a large structure which was
square in design and composed of many trailer boxes all connected to—
gether.
Source stated these were long and narrow, numbering approx.
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(S)
He also stated that approximately a quarter mile away there was
an inflatable hospital type of structure made of some pliable material like
plastic or rubber.
d.
(S) Source reported approximately 7 armored vehicles with large
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cannon moving in the area;
as well as many trailer trucks loading up with
equipment and containers and moving out from the
area.
He stated that there
was also
a truck type of vehicle which looked like it was loaded with stack-
ed}
large,
rubber pillows, very much like fuel bladders.
He did not re-
port any off loading in the area.
2.
(S) Request the above information be evaluated and comments be provided
to the undersigned in writing no later than 02 July 1980,
thi3 will permit
a full evaluation of the
source of information for both accuracy and intell-
igence value.
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Approved For Release 200Q/0 #36: #39 #36: #39: #36: #39: #36: #393 #39 #36 #39: #39: #36: #9 0788R000300860001-5 sedial a I thought "Well, hell, that's, they are for the work space." So I didn't mention ‘em. Okay, then looking out the back window. Through the Darse Uh, you-saw kind of a park area with a building. Lots of distance. Looking out the window he was about there. And I saw a street here going away from me in that direction. And there was one over there, block or so away I guess. I'm talking about distance, I'm not, I didn't see a block. And this, the building, is pretty good size building there, and those little buildings on the other side of that street weren't quite as tall. Stuck in between two lower, except that big tall building there, then right back over here was Qeee Okay, so looking Church spire. Looking due north across the little- Something like a:park, some trees. Then you see a huge tall building. Yeah, right there. But it was taller than it was wide. (mumbling, mumbling, mumbling) get another tape (mumbling). Or do you just want to wait until he gets back? Oh, no. He said we got about 5 minutes on this one, so- So we're, we're still gonna- okay. __ oby the. time he gets back. Uh, that's the largest building you could see, was, was due north. Smaller building off to the left...and then taller. Way back I saw a narrow tall thing that reminded me of, more of a spire than the tall building. Uh, something disturbed me, I, I saw a, kind of a, a blue haze. And I wouldn't _.think that it would be associated with that area. I know it disturbed me at the time, and something happened and I lost it. But to my left I saw kind of a haze about 50 feet off the ground. . Okay, you said in that room...uh, when you turned back arcund you had a, kind of a high frequency s-, uh, squeal. Yeah, it- real, like a dog whistle. Did you hear any clicking? Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300860001-5
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Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300810001-0 cog F A TARGET CUING INFORMATION REMOTE VIEWING (RV) SESSION D-12 1. (S/NOFORN). The remote viewer was shown the attached photograph and was asked to go to the annotated building. He was asked to enter this building at the ground level from the south side. He was asked to describe the contents of this building and any activity that might be taking place. 2. (S/NOFORN) This remote viewer has worked on this target previously. many GN NATIONALS Approved For Release 2000/08/07 : CIA-RDP96-00788R000300810001-0
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TARGET CUING INFORMATION
REMOTE VIEWING
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SESSION D-12
1.
(S/NOFORN)
The remote viewer was shown the attached photograph and was
asked to go to the annotated building.
He was asked to enter this building
at the ground level from the south side.
He was asked to describe the contents
of this building and any activity that might be taking place.
2.
(S/N0F0RN)
This remote viewer has worked on this target previously.
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