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7.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
Except for
the Branch Chief and personnel
involved
in training,
all
remote viewers operationally function
and interact
as remote viewers,
as project officers,
and as
facilitators/interviewers.
Personnel
are expected
to remote view
on about
a daily basis;
they are not expected to conduct more
than two sessions
in one
day.
During
the reporting period,
seventy-four sessions
were targeted against the
US hostages
in
Lebanon.
Customer feedback
indicates
the
information provided
was
of
value to the customer when
it addressed the
locations
of
the hostages
, their groupings,
and their
physical
status.
Predictive estimates
on
the dates
of release were
in error.
Other customer feedback revealed that
on
three occasions POG
personnel
were able
to pinpoint the
location
of ships
of
interest
to DIA.
In
the third
instance,
a dollar-value assessment
of
significance was added to the feedback.
The three reports
of
interest are encouraging
in POG efforts
to resolve
the search
problem,
i.e„,
the ability to pinpoint
an
identifiable
location
of
a person,
place
or thing
in time
and space.
Continuing
attempts
to provide
information
of
a predictive nature
were
generally
in error notwithstanding some occasional
success.
To
date,
the results
of our efforts dealing with future time are
simply not marketable.
POG customers are made aware
of this fact
at
the outset
of any operational
project.
8.
(S/SK/WNINTEL)
Protocols explaining CRY methodology and ERV
methodology are at TAB
D '"and TAB
E Respect i vel y.
A protocol
for
the WRV methodology
is being formulated for
review.
The POG
is
looking forward to greater successes from the challenges
of
1989.
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TAB
A
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Production
RVr
TAB
B
- Annual
Production Mthd
TAB
C
- Annual
Production Ops
Pj
TAB
D
- CRV
TAB
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in
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chai n
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The ultimate
goal
of
this program might
be
to detect and describe
cryptographic code
at remote
locations.
This newly trained
source ability will
have
to be
integrated into conventional
remote viewing techniques.
A source
will
have
to locate
cryptographic systems
through remote viewing and then apply
his/her ability to discriminate binary alternatives
in specific
codes
at
the
location.
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The purpose
of Object Remote
viewers perceptual
experience
training.
Basic training
in
geographic
locations
as targets for
the remote viewer.
For the
purposes of basic RV training such targets serve well
to develop
elementary viewer skills and establish some
level
of viewer self
confidence
as
well
as
a degree
of reliability.
Basic RV training
does
not,
however,
place any emphasis
on
the accurate acquisition
and description
of fundamental
structural
elements or
individual
objects.
Since such information
is
important
in
the practical
exploitation
of
RV,
training exercises
in ORV are conducted.
ORV
exercises differ only
in
the context that the designated target
to be described by the remote viewer
is
a concealed object
as
opposed
to
a geographic
site.
The procedures
of basic
RV
training programs
remain
the
same.
REMOTE VIEWING
Viewing
(ORV)
is
to give the remote
in
an
area unaddressed by other
remote viewing
(RV)
usually uses
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