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1. (S/NOFORN) CURRENT INTELLIGENCE SHORTFALL: As a result of briefings detailing
USAINSCOM involvement in the use of parapsychological collection during the past
three years, numerous questions have been generated which fall into the following
categories:
a. (SAOFORN) Paranormal or Psychic SLate-of-the-Art capabilities.
b. (SAOFORN) Training and/or methods of learning used in Paranormal activities.
c. (S/NOFORN) Interest in the application of Paranormal Human Technique(s)
other than Remote Viewing (RV).
A clear and satisfactory answer to questions addressing these cateqories were only
adequate as relates to INSCOM efforts within Project GRILL FLAME .
Open source data, while available, has not been effectively pursued as regards domesti
or foreign capabilities within the paranormal subjects arena. As regards CI/OPSEC,,
there has never been a formal Army effort to determine current U.S. vulnerability or
establish foreign knowledgeability levels towards our ownparanormal effort.
following objectives:
2. (S/NOFORN) PROPOSAL: With regard to the shor-tfalls above, propose that Project
CENTER LANE, as a adjunct to current tasking, establish a program which will initiate
extensive and detailed searches of automated open source data files in support of the
a. (S/NOFORN) Priority I - CI/OPSEC: Investigate automated open source data
files and develop leads which establish how much data is available through open sources
which would indicate the degree of Army (specifically INSCOM) involvement or success
in paranormal activities. This would apply to both the R&D as well as practlical @.
applications which specifically center on Remote Viewing (RV). As a result of such
investigations, make specific recommendations for protecting present and future
capabilities or successes.
b. (SAOFORN) Priority II - PARANORMAL STATE-OF-THE-ART: Establish an accepted
baseline for current state-of-the-art applicability of paranormal techniques fur use
in intelligence collection by both foreign or domestic services. This will provide
an accurate information base upon which acceptable military capability assessment
could be made with regard towards threat or improved collection.
c. (S/NOFORN) Priority III - TRAINING: Establish a knowledgeable data base for
current training techniques applicable towards paranormalint'61ligence collection, both
foreign and domestic. Make recommendations for protecting and utilizing those methods
most valuable to USA INSCOM needs.
d. (S/NOFORN) Priority IV - OTHER TECHNIQUES: Establish and maintain a current
data base on state-of-the-art methods applicable towards paranormal techniques of
military value, other than Remote Viewing (RV) techniques; i.e., speed learning,
subliminal manipulation, telepathy, early warning indications, psychokinesis, etc.
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   4. (S/NOFORN) RECOMMENDED METHOD: A protected IBM/Telecommunications terminal has been
   installed within ADCSOPS-HUMINT which provides direct access to hundreds of shared automated
   open source data bases. Some of these data bases contain both foreign and domestic information
   as well as traceable references from one to the other. Clear "lead" matrices can be
   established which will provide an in depth look at numerous intelligence aspects of the
   paranormal scientific field. Just as an example:
   a. (S/NOFORN) Data base information could provide references to both the findings
   by a r@-Prp.'if ic scientist/investigator , as well as his opponents views regarding his research.
   This would aid in separating the good from the poor in determining information of
   intelligence value or specific foreign threat areas.
        b. (S/NOFORN) The number of references which are listed for each subject, as well
   as the number of others referenced by that author can be obtained. Securing such
   specific articles with common identifiers/descriptors will permit tracing commonality
   of study between scientists, both foreign and domestic. In some cases written articles
   are cross quoted, domestic to communist bloc origins which indicate places, people, and
   specific areas of communist interest.
        c. (S/NOFORN) Open source quoteskommon reference.will tie different descriptors
   and identifiers together for the same Areas of study, but which are currently addressed
   using different terminology. This will permit recognition of efforts within common areas,
   not readily obvious or already known.
        d. (SAOFORN)
   paranormal research
   any other way.
   Independent allied evaluations of Soviet/Communist Bloc efforts within
   areas are available through these data basts. These cannot be obtained
        e. (SAOFORN) Techniques of training, research and development applicable Xu
   military inLelligance collection would become available which would otherwise remain
   unknown or would only be found by chance.
        f. (S/NOFORN) Applications of other fields having a direct effect on paranormal
   activity would become apparent even though they would normally have no commonality
   in interest; i.e.9 chemical engineering, physics engineer, etc.
   5. (U) REQUIRED ACTION: In support of the above:
        a. (S/NOFORN) Request an individual currently assigned to Project CENTER LANE be
   scheduled for formal training in the use of the IBM System now in use at ADCSOPS-HUMINT.
   b. (S/NOFORN) Request authorized access to the system on an as needed basis.
   ROBERT J. JACHIM
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