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(SLIDE 0 ON) I AM LTC JACHIM, PROJECT MANAGER FOR THE MM PORTION
OF DOD PROJECT GRILJ-E@AMEI
THE PURPOSE OF THIS BRIEFING IS TO PROVIDE YOU WITH
BACKGROUND INFORMATION CONCERNING INSCOM.'S INVOLVEMENT
(SLIDE 0 OFF) IN PROJECT GRILL FLAME, THIS BRIEFING IS DIVIDED INTO
THREE MAJOR PORTIONS,
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I FIRSTo THE HISTORY OF INSCOM.'S INVOLVEMENT AND THE
ROLES OF DIA AND INSCOM I.N THE PROJECT,
NEXT, A DISCUSSION OF REMOTE VIEWING AND EXAMPLES OF
COMPLETED PROJECTS FOR WHICH WE HAVE RECEIVED THE
REQUESTOR,'S EVALUATION,
AND, FINALLY, A REVIEW OF TWO PROJECTS WHICH HAVE
BEEN COMPLETED BUT NOT EVALUATED,
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(SLIDE 2 ON) FIRST THE HISTORY OF INSCON'S INVOLVEMENT, iN THE
FALL OF 1978, ACSI TASKED INSCOM TO DETERMINE IF
(SLIDE 2 OFF) PARAPSYCHOLOGY COULD BE USED TO COLLECT INTELLIGENCEQ
FOR OUR PURPOSES PARAPSYCHOLOGY IS DEFINED IN TWO MAJOR
CATEGORIES:
(SLIDE 2A ON) FIRST, PHYSICAL ACTIONS PERFORMED BY MENTAL POWERS
THAT CANNOT BE EXPLAINED BY KNOWN PHYSICAL MEANS#
THIS IS KNOWN AS TELEKINESIS OR PSYCHOKINESISO."AND
SECOND) PERCEPTIONS WHICH CANNOT BE EXPLAINED THROUGH
KNOWN SENSORY MEANS, THIS IS KNOWN AS ESP, TELEPATHY
AND REMOTE VIEWING,
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SPECIFICALLY, INSCOM.'S TASKING WAS TO DETERMINE IF
(SLIDE 2B ON) REMOTLt1jVjf& COULD BE USED AS A COLLECTION METHODE
REMOTE VIEWING IS DEFINED, AS THE ABILITY OF AN
INDIVIDUAL, TO ACCESS INFORMATION PREVIOUSLY UNKNOWN,.%@@
WITHOUT REGARD TO TIME, LOCATION, OR ANY ATTEMPT TO
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TO MEET ACSI'S TASKING INSCOM ESTABLISHED A
PROJECT TEAM UNDER THE ASSISTANT DEPUTY CHIEF OF
STAFF FOR HUMAN INTELLIGENCE,' THE CRITERIA DEVELOPED
(SLIDE 2B OFF)L-. TO DETERMINE IF REMOTE VIEWING WOULD BE A VIABLE wu-Ecix
METHOD WAS AS FOLLOWS:
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FIRST, COULD REMOTE VIEWING BE LEARNED9 NEXT, COULD
REMOTE VIEWING BE APPLIED AS A C AND.-
METHOD?
FINALLY, COULD REMOTE VIEWING RESPOND TO COLLECTION
REQUIREMENTS IN A TIMELY MANNER?
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FIRST, COULD REMOTE VIEWING BE LEARNED:
SRI INTERNATIONAL AN ACKNOWLEDGED LEADER INJHE
FIELD OF PARANORMAL RESEARCH, RELIED UPON ESTABLISHED
PSYCHICS, WHO USED THEIR INDIVIDUAL ABILITIES TO
REMOTE VIEW. INSCOM, USING THE PERSONALITY TRAITS
AND CHARACTERISTICS COMPILED BY SRI DURING THEIR WORK
WITH THESE PSYCHICS, SCREENED APPROXIMATELY 250
INTELLIGENCE PERSONNEL WITHIN THE BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON
AREA, LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WITH SIMILAR CHARACTERISTICS,
BASED.ON SRJJBSERVATIONS, SUCCESSFUL REMOTE VIEWERS
TEND TO BE CONFIDENT, OUTGOING, ADVENTUROUS,
BROADLY SUCCESSFUL INDIVIDUALS WITH SOME ARTISTIC
BENT, AFTER A SERIES OF SCREENINGS AND INTERVIEWS,
NINE PEOPLE WERE SELECTED, THEY WERE A MIXTURE OF
MILITARY AND CIVILIAN, OFFICERS AND ENLISTED, MEN
AND WOMEN,"! AFTER ADDITIONAL INTERVIEWS WITH THE SRI
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SCIENTISTS SIX WERE SELECTED TO GO TO CALIFORNIA':
FOR TWO WEEKS OF ACTUAL TRAINING, UPON THEIR RETURN
TO FORT MEADE THEY CONTINUED IN AN IN-HOUSE TRAINING
PROGRAM MODELED AFTER THE SRI'TRAINING PHASE,
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(SLIDE 5 ON) AFTER THE PERSONNEL WERE LOCATED AND TRAINING HAD BEGUN,
THE NEXT QUESTIONS TO BE ANSWERED APPLIED TO THE SECOND
AND THIRD'CRITERIA CONCERNING OPERATIONS, THAT IS,
COULD REMOTE VIEWING JLA@&IER_AS A COLLECTION
METHOD?,.\"@'IF SO, WOULD THE INFORMATION BE OF REASONABLE
ACCURACY AND ACCEPTED AND USED BY THE INTELLIGENCE
ANALYST WHO RECEIVE THE PRODUCT, FINALLY, COULD
REMOTE VIEWING jEaK TO COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS IN
A TIMELY MANNER?
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WORK TO ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS WAS OVERCOME BY EVENTS,
(SLIDE 5A ON) IN SEPTEMBER 1979, ACSI TASKED INSCOM TO LOCATE A
MISSING NAVY AIRCRAFTO THE ONLY INFORMATION
PROVIDED WAS A PICTURE OF THE TYPE AIRCRAFT MISSING
AND THE NAMES OF THE CREW, WHERE THE AIRCRAFT WAS
OPERATING WAS NOT DISCLOSED, ON 4 SEPTEMBER 1979f
THE FIRST OPERATIONAL REMOTE VIEWING SESSION TOOK PLACE,
IN THIS INITIAL SESSION, THE REMOTE VIEWER PLACED THE
AIRCRAFT TO WITHIN 15 MILES OF WHERE IT WAS ACTUALLY
LOCATED. BASED ON THESE RESULTS, INSCOM WAS TASKED
TO WORK AGAINST ADDITIONAL OPERATIONAL TARGETS,
THESE TASKINGS FORCED A PREMATURE HALT TO THE INITIAL
TRAINING PHASE, IN DECEMBER 1979, THE PROJECT WAS
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COMMITTED TO OPERATIONS,
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THE BACKGROUND OF INSCOM AND THE GRILL FLAME PROJECT
WOULD BE INCOMPLETCWITHOUT EXAMINING THE DIFFERENT ROLE,
OF DIA AND INSCOMs SINCE THERE APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN
SOME -BLURRING OF-THESE-RUB-CT101 IN THE PAST@
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DIA IS CONCERNED WITH:
ASSESS1,NG__'_THE THREAT, PRINCIPALLY FROM THE
SOVIET UNION AND CHINA.
DETERMINING COUNTERMEASURES TO ANY U.S. VULNERABILIU
I ANDo DETERMINING THE POTENTIAL OF REMOTE VIEWING
USING ESTABLISHED PSYCHICS,
DIA PERFORMS THIS FUNCTION PRIMARILY THROUGH CONTRACTS
AT SRI,
INSCOM 99V%WWW REMOTE VIEWING TO ASSIST IN ITS
EVALUATION AS A COLLECTION METHOD, AND TO DETERMINE
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IF REMOTE VIEWING;M'g 'BE LEARNED BY PROFESSIONAL
INTELLIGENCE PERSONNEL WHO ARE NOT ESTABLISHED
PSYCHICS.
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OUR REMOTE VIEWING COLLECTION -9 DONE WITH ASSI_GNED
ammolIzavo WOMSCM-D
PERSONNEL, WE4,W0M0 ONLY FOR SPECIFIC ITEMS
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sommam ONANX
WHICH 010W, OUR COLLECTION, FOR EXAMPLE:
WHICH TARGETING METHODS HAVE THE HIGHEST
PROBABILITY OF SUCCESS,
CAN THE ACCURACY OF A REMOTE VIEWER BE DETERMINED
FROM AN ANALYSIS OF HIS STATEMENTS?
CAN THE -SRI NEW 'TRAINING TECHNIQUE INCREASE THE
QUALITY AND RELIABILITY OF COLLECTION,
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THIS COMPLETES THE BACKGROUND PORTION OF THE BRIEFING,
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THE NEXT PORTION COVERS THE ANATOMY OF A COLLECTION PROJECT
AND PRESENTS EXAMPLES OF RESULTS FROM COMPLETED PROJECTS4
(SLIDE 6A ON) TYP'ICALLY, A PROJECT BEGINS WITH A REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON A
TARGET, WHICH IS NOT SUSCEPTIBLE TO NORMAL COLLECTION SYSTEMS@,"4
FOR,CUING DATA TO TARGET OTHER INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS,
BASED UPON PERSONNEL AVAILABLE, PRIORITY OF THE TARGET, AND THE
POTENTIAL FOREROVIDING REQUESTED INFORMATION, THE INSCOM PROJECT
MANAGER MAKES A DECISION WHETHER TO ACCEPT OR DECLINE THE PROJECT.
MANY TIMES, EVEN THOUGH THE LIKELIHOOD OF OBTAINING THE INFORMATION
IS NOT HIGH, THE PROJECT IS ACCEPTED SINCE,NO OTHER INTELLIGENCE
SOURCE HAD BEEN ABLE TO PROVIDE THE NEEDED INFORMATION. ONCE THE
PROJECT IS ACCEPTED, THE FIRST TASK IS THE CONSTRUCTION OF A REMOTE
VIEWING COLLECTION PLAN$
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THIS COLLECTION PLAN LISTS THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION
(EEI) AND THEINTELLIGENCE INDICATORS WHICH WILL ADDRESS THESE EEII
ALSO LISTED ARE THE TARGET TIME WINDOWS FOR WHICH THESE INDICATORS
WILL BE RELEVANT, THE COLLECTION PLAN ALSO SPECIFIES WHICH REMOTE
VIEWERS WILL BE USED,
THERE MAY BE MORE THAN ONE SESSION FOR A PARTICULAR PROJECT. SEVERAL
SESSIONS MAY HAVE TO BE DONE TO ADDRESS ALL THE INDICATORS NEEDED TO
ANSWER THE EEI, A REMOTE VIEWING @ IS A TEAM EFFORT
(SLIDE 8 ON) THERE ARE TWO MEMBERS OF THIS TFAM.
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ONE IS THE INTERVIEWER, THE OTHER IS THE REMOTE VIEWER, THE
INTERVIEWER.CONTROLS THE SESSION, HIS JOB IS TO KEEP THE REMOTE VIEWER
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HIM ABOUT THE TARGET, THE REMOTE VIEWER IS RESPONSIBLE ALf-OR
REPORTING,
THE GOAL OF THE SESSION IS TO COLLECT INTELLIGENCE, TO DO THIS,
GREAT CARE IS TAKEN TO TRY AND FORCE THE REMOTE VIEWER TO PR
E u0a
ONLY INFORMATION OF INTELLIGENCE VALUE, THIS IS DONE BY -DENYMG
HIM OTHER SOURCES OF INFORMATION ABOUT THE TARGET, WE ALWAYSM
THE REMOTE VI lazEim /if MOST TIMES THE INTERVIEWER IS ALSO KEPT
"BLIND", SO HE WILL NOT INADVERTINTLY LEAD THE REMOTE VIEWER,
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AT THE START OF THE SESSION,' THE INTERVIEWER PROVIDES THE REMOTE
VIEWER WITH THE TAR6ET-CU1HG-DATA. THE REMOTE VIEWER RAS NOT SEEN
THIS INFORMATION BEFORE. HE RECEIVES IT ONLY AT THE START OF THE
(SLIDE 9 ON) REPUTE VIEWING SESSION, TARGET CUING DATA MAY FALL INTO SEVERAL
CATEGORIES, IT KAY BE GEOGRAPHIC OR UTM COORDINATES, AN MEAD
PHOTOGRAPH OF THE AREA, OR A PHOTOGRAPH OF AN INDIVIDUAL OR OBJECT,T11
PERHAPS, THERE IS SOME REASON NOT-TO GIVE LARIT INFORMATION TO A
REMOTE VI EWER.
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THE WAY TO OVERCOME THIS IS SIMPLY TO PLACE THE TARGET INFORMATION
IN A SEALED ELW-LOPL-, THE REMOTE VIEWER IS GIVEN THIS SEALED
ENVELOPE AND iff IS TOLD THAT THE TARGET FOR-..TODAY IS IN THE ENVELOPE.
HE IS THEN SIMf`LY ASKED TO DESCRIBE THEJARGET, ONCE THE REN)TE
VIEWER HAS THIS CUING DATA, THE TAPE RECORDER IS TURNED ON AND THE
SESSION BEGINS,
AFTER THE SESSION, WHICH LASTS ABOUT 30,MINUTES, THE. REME VIEWER
is ASKED TO DRAW THE PERCEPTIONS If HAD DURING SESSION, THIS IS
IMPORTANT BECAUSE THE DRAWINGS MAY BE MORE @ACCURAK- OR SH%1 A
DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE THAN THE VERBAL DESCRIPTIONS OF THE TARGET,
AFTER THE DRAWINGS ARE DONE AND THE REY01E VIEWER TALKS ADM THEM,
THE REMOTE VIEWING SESSION IS COMPLETED. THE TAPE IS 1'HEN TRANMLU-
AND A TRAN TO THE PROJECT REQUESTOR, AFTER THE PROJECT
IS CURETED THE REQUESTOR PROVIDES AN EVALUATION1 AS IN ANY OTHER
TASK, FEEDBACK IS ESSENTIAL,
THE FOLLOWING GRAPHICS ARE SLWRIES OF OUR.MRATIM FROM
SEPTEMBER .1979 T'HROUGH mil) -*zp a?-.
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NOTE THE COMPARISON OF SESSIONS TO PROJECTS,@@ THE SPECIFIC NUMBER OF
COLLECTION SESSIONS, NECESSARY TO MEET A PROJECT'S REQUIREIIENTS, IS
BASED UPON THE R JAL(ING. AS AN EXAffLE, TIE SUPPORT
PROVIDED DURING THE IRANIAN HOSTAGE CRISIS COVERED AN EXTENDED PERIOD
OF TIME AND RESULTED IN AN EXCESS OF 200 SESSIONS, OF THE 65 PROJECTS
COMPLETED AND FULLY EVALUATED = 50 PERCENT HAVE PROVIDED INFORMATION
OF VALUE TO THE REQUESTOR,
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THE RESULTS OF Effl-UATED PROJECTS ARE DEPICTED ON THIS SLIDE.
IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT WHILE nL IS LISTED AS @f OFFICIAL REQUESTOR
ON EIGHT PROJECTS, TWO PROJECTS WERE CONDUCTED IN SUPPORT OF
Li@COMS, TWO WERE Q91milON ACSI/INSCOM AND 4CTHER WAS THE MISSING
MA A6
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I @QULD NOW LIKE TO COVER OUR PROJECT BOO[,',', THE- PROJECT BOOK
ACCOMPANYING THIS BRIEFING PRESENTS EXAMPLES OF INTEI.L16ENCE COLLECTB
THROUGH REMOTE VIR-41NG, PRIOR 'TO ITS REVILW I WISH TO EMPMS12E THE
FO[iOWING POINTS:
REMOTE VIEWING IS NOT A MAGIC LAW AND IS NOT A-SUBSTITUTE FOR.CURRENT
INTELLIGENCE WORK. RD10TE VIEWING IS A HIGHLY LOEOLLED.IAND FC9WLY
ESTABLISIED, UNIQUE INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION CAPABILITY WHICH HAS THE
FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS:
(SLIDE 12 ON) IT IS PASSIVE
TO THE EXTENT OF OUR KNOWLEDGE, COLLECTION BY REMOTE VIEWING IS
ELU-Y PASSIVEI ONLY ONE 18IM OF DETECTION OF REMOTE VIEWING IS
KNOWN, CHINESE SCIENTISTS CLAIM TO HAVE DETECTED REMOTE VIEWING
DURING THEIR EXPERIMENTS WITH CHILDREN. DATA ON THESE EXPERIMFNTS
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INSUFFICIENT TO VALIDATE THIS CLAIM. WnRK TO REPLICATE THESE E)TERI0"
IS CONTINUING AT SRI,
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IT IS INEXPENSIVE
THE PRINCIPAL COST OF REMOTE" VIEWING CqLECTION IS THE PEOPLE
INVOLVED, TFERE IS NO EXPENSIVE HP0@1k,"UD LASTLY,
THERE IS NO K04N DEFENSE
TLI., GET SIZEOR DEGREE OF DIFFICULTY ALL HAVE NO APPARENT
EFFECT ON COLLECTION BY RFj11OTE. VIEWING$ EVEN CONCEPTAIZED PLANS
HAVE BEEN COLLECTED AGAINST PRIOR TO ITEIR ACTUAL IMPLEFENTATION.
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REMOTE VIEWING HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY USED AGAINST SEVEN CATEGORIES
OF TASKING, FIVE ARE DESCRIBED IN THE PROJECT BOOK AND ARE COLOR
CODED FOR EASY REFERENCE, THEY ARE:
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1, PENETRATION OF INACCESSIBLE TARGETS (UO( TAB)
2, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION (RED TAB)
3. CUING OF OTHER INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION SYSTEMS (YELLOW TAB)
SG1A 4. IMMINENT HOSTILITIES (BLUE TAB)
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AT THIS TIME TWO CATEGORIES:
PENETRATION OF INACCESSIBLE TARGETS,
AND THE Q.ING OF OTHER INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION SYSTRII,
DOMINANT
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THERE ARE D, I CATEGORIES WHICH WE PELIEVE TO BE EQUALLY
IWORTANT* BUT FOR WHICH THE DATA WiSE IS INSLFICIENT. 10 ARE
HtflAN SOURCE ASSESNNTS AND ACCURATE PERMITY PROFILES.
(SL I DE BA ON) EACH EXA11PLE IN THE BOOK PRESENTS 'K- 80A all Tif _wm FOR
.IRUING, AND THE TAR -JING. 11ATA, EXJV11PLES OF VERBATIM VIIEWER
DESCRIPTIONS ARE PROVIDEDAW11-H THE ANILYSTS COMENTS 10 1% Am,
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ADDITIONAL PROJECTS MICH ARE NOT DETAILED IN THE BOOK ARE LISTED
IN THE APPENDIX,
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AT THIS POINT I WOULD LIKE TO WALK YOU THROUGH TWO OF THE EX*P,-ES
IN THE BOOK,
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AS YOU REVIEW THIS BOOK, YOU MAY KJX MUT EMLM MJIC[i WERE
UNSUCCESSFUL, OUR ONLY DETERMINANT OF SUCCESS OR FAILURE IS
WHE11f-R OR NOT THE INFORMTION PROVIDED IS OF INTELLIGENCE VALUE#
IT IS POSSIBLE TMT THE INFORMTION COLLECTED IS A AND OF H I
QUALITY, BUT, IF IT IS OF "NO I IT WOULD BE
CONSIDERED A FAILURE. MEVER, BECAUSE OF THE UNIQUE WAY THE
INFORMTION IS PRESENTED, THE ANALYSTS ARE REQUIRED TO REVIEW THE
DATA IN A NON-TRADITIONAL MANNERI
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FOR EXNRE, IN SIX PROJECTS INEORP ION EMAM WAS INITIALLY
CONSIDERED INACCURAIE. FUIEVER, ON IT WAS
CT. I N ONE CASE THE TASKER EVEN
OITTED ERROR IN HIS CONTROL DATA,
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THIS BRIEFING HAS COVERED THE HISTORY OF INSCOM AND
THE GRILL FLAME PROGRAM, -11014-WE BEGAN IN THE
TOOK
PROGRAM, AND SOME OF THE ACTIONS WE 094E0*4 va"
TO IMPROVE OUR PRODUCT,
IN SUMMARY:
VG 17 ON THE COLLECTION OF INTELLIGENCE THROUGH REMOTE VIEWING
HAS DEMONSTRATED ITS VALUE, REMOTE VIEWINGJS A
SUCCESSFUL COLLECTION METHOD (NOT AN EXPERIMENT).
THE PROFESSIONAL INTELLIGENCE ANALYSTS WHO ASSIGN
EV AWPMED
US PROJECTS, RX"-AT-6 US ONLY BY THE INTELLIGENCE WE
PeOOLKG@o
WVMANgf-9. REMOTE VIEWING SHOULD NEVER STAND ALONE, BUT
SHOULD BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH INFORMATION FROM
OTHER INTELLIGENCE SOURCES,
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VG 18 ON REMOTE VIEWING IS PASSIVE, INEXPENSIVE, THERE IS
NO DEFENSE AND THERE IS NO RISK OF COLLECTION COMPROMISE.
VG 18 OFF
THIS CONCLUDES THE BRIEFING, ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS?
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