Project Interloper

CIA STARGATE release

CIA-RDP96-00788R002000240027-6

Opens with: DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Warning: text for all documents has not been verified. Errors are possible. Check the original by document ID on CREST.

3 pages, machine transcribed from the CIA’s released scan.

Approved For Release 200
1
ORCON / NOFORN
CIA-RDP96-00788R002000240027-6
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY COMMAND
FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, MARYLAND 20755
NSE
IAFM-OPS-HU-SA
6 September 1979
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT :
SRI Trip Report (U)
1. (S)
From 20-25 Aug 79, the undersigned visited SRI
International, Menlo Park CA, to monitor contract action
on the Grill Flame program and to exchange technical informa-
tion of interest.
SG11
a. On 20 Aug 79, the morning consisted of general
discussions of the training sessions to be conducted during
the two-week training cycle. The sessions will include, but
not be limited to, the following areas: Remote Viewing (RV)
of photographs (projected 35mm slides), RV of areas designated
by map coordinates, RV of random noise electronic devices to
provide the viewer with real time feedback of his RV ability,
and appropriate RV exercises to enhance a viewer's particular
area of demonstrated ability. During the afternoon, the
undersigned provided SRI personnel with a briefing on the
progress of the INSCOM Grill Flame program. Also in attendance SG11
at this briefing was
of the CIA.
was
the interviewer for Mr. Pat Price when Mr. Price was doing RV
work for the CIA in 1975. That evening the undersigned had
SG1| dinner with
During dinner he related many of his
personal experiences with Mr. Price. At the present time Mr.
SG1|
is working on the
within the CIA.
SG1A
b. On 21 Aug 79, a RV session was conducted in support
of a "real world" problem. The RVer was provided appropriate
target data (Geographic Coordinates and description of type
of information required) which was supplied by Air Force
Tactical Air Command Intelligence personnel. The RVer was
able to provide meaningful data concerning the target. Results
CLASSIFIED BY: Director, DIA
DECLASSIFY ON: 6 Sep 99
EXTENDED BY: Director, DIA
REASON: 2-301-C (3) (6)
GRILL FLAME
Approved For Release 2001/04/02 - CIA-RDP96-00788R002000240027-6
Approved For Release 20 0 1050 L CIA-RDP96-00788R002000240027-6
IAFM-OPS-HU-SA
SUBJECT:
SRI Trip Report (U)
6 September 1979
of this RV session are available through Air Force Grill
Flame channels and can be requested by INSCOM Grill Flame
personnel if necessary.
The afternoon consisted of RV work with random noise
electronic devices (successful in that the device was perturbed
during the RV) and a two-hour discussion of RV practices with
Hella Hammid, a well known RVer who works with the SRI personnel.
c.
On 22 Aug 79, SRI personnel conducted a discussion
of the judging of previous "beacon" type RV sessions.
After
this discussion, the rest of the day was used to do RV of random
noise electronic devices (successful) and photographs. For the
first RV session of photographs, the RVer was asked to pick out
the photograph he perceived from a "pool" of four photographs.
The RVer was able to do this. This procedure was not continued
because it was not considered beneficial to have the RVer
anticipating left hemispheric analysis of his own RV images.
d. On 23 Aug 79, INSCOM personnel were asked to not
come to SRI in the morning because Mr. Gale of the DOD Grill
Flame "Gale Committee" was to be there and SRI personnel would
be occupied with him. SRI personnel reported later that their
meeting with Mr. Gale went well. Apparently they discussed
statistical judging of RV sessions. During the afternoon hours
another RV session was conducted against the "real world"
problem mentioned in subparagraph b above at the request of
personnel. Results
of this RV session were significant.
Another RV session of a photograph was conducted
later in the afternoon (successful) .
e. On 24 Aug 79, the morning consisted of RV work with
random noise electronic devices (unsuccessful) and in the
afternoon another RV session of a photograph was conducted (very
scucessful) .
2. (S) The initial report on Phase One of the training at
SRI is due to be published by the middle of September 1979.
At the request of the undersigned, SRI personnel provided the
following POCs :
Hella Hammid
SGFOIA3
Approved For Release 2001/04/02, CIA-RDP96-00788R002000240027-6
SG1A
Approved For Release 200010UIL GIA-RDP96-00788R002000240027-6
IAFM-OPS-HU-SA
SUBJECT:
SRI Trip Report (U)
6 September 1979
Ingo Swann
SGFOIA3
3. (S) The time spent at SRI was very beneficial to the
undersigned. The face-to-face exchange of information in
this highly technical field cannot be replaced. I strongly
recommend continued trips to SRI by INSCOM Grill Flame
personnel. The two-week training program organized by the
SRI personnel meets the terms of the contract.
Andwich H. Wwat
FREDERICK H. ATWATER
1LT, MI
Operations Officer
INSCOM Grill Flame Project
3
Approved For Release 2001/04/0
GIA-RDP96-00788R002000240027-6
OLUNLT

Follow along

New documents and dispatches as they publish. The newsletter is the one place to keep up.