Project Interloper

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CIA-RDP96-00787R000200020054-1

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1. AGENCY ACCESSION
2. DATE OF SUMMARY
REPORT CONTROL SIMBOL
3. KIND OF SUMMARY
New
4. LEVEL OF SUMMARY
Subproject
8. SUI MAMY SECURITY
6. REGRADING
GROUP
N/A
7. WORK SECURITY
Unclassified
tb. FORMER PROGRAM ELEWENT/PROJECT/ TASK ARE A NUMBER
N/A
9. TITLE (Precede with Security Classification Code)
(U) Special Warfare Systems
10 RESPONSIBLE DOD ORGANIZATION
NAME
ADORÉSS
Naval Electronic Systems Command
Washington, D. C. 20360
I START DATE
July 1975
12. COMPLETION DATE
Sept 1976
RESP. IND.
Paul R. Freund (ELEX 350B)
TELEPHONE NO.
(202) 692-6 12
14. PARTICIPATION
15 MISSION OBJECTIVE
GOR 33
16 SCIENTIFIC / TECHNICAL AREA
002400 Bioengineering
17. THROUGH 19,
17. (Unclassified) OBJECTIVES & APPROACH: There is evidence to support the existence
of a biological information channel whose characteristics fall outside the range of
normal perception. The' precise nature of the channel(s) is as yet undetermined. In-
formation about a remote location can be obtained by means of those channels. As with
all biological systems, the information channel appears to be imperfect, containing
noise along with the signal. However, the functioning is at the level of useful in-
formation transfer. The objective is the establish a clearer, quantitative analysis of
such channels. Remote viewing of any geographic location may be possible, thus provid-
ing for a new dimension in Naval warfare. The approach will include further quantita-
tive (instrumented) study of a variety of biological subjects to establish the funda-
mental and intrinsic properties of the channel(s).
18. (Unclassified) PLANS FY76/7T: The effort planned is to perform an in-depth evalua-
tion of test results obtained from on-going research conducted by another U. S. Govern-
ment agency. Secondly, the evaluation results will be applied to specific ocean sur-
veillance problems to determine whether or not reliable remote viewing of ocean areas,
via biological channels, is feasible.
19. (Unclassified) ACCOMPLISHMENTS:
New start FY76.
NAVY -SG review(s) completed.
DD
FORM
1 NOV 68
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Approved For Release 2003/09/10 - CIA-RDP96-00787R000200020054-1
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PLANNING SUMM.
Approved For Release 2003/09/10 : CIA-RDP96-00787200050
00200020054
TO PROGRAM ELEMENT/PROJECT./ TASK AREA NUMBER
61153N/XR021-05-07
Unclassified

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