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Kaman Tempo
A DIVI'i )(-)N OF KAMAN 13CIENCL: S COP PO R A r1(_)N
                     ALEXANDRIA OFFICE
2560 Huntington Avenue, Suite 506
                   Alexandria, Virginia 22303
                     Telephone (703) 960-4774
                                 -1 July 1982
BG James L. Dozier
beputy Commanding Ge@nerdl
U.S. Army Armor Center
Fort Knox, KY 41121
Dear General Dozier:
          I am sure that you have been informed that during the period of your
kidnapping there was an effort irgeoe to locate you by psychic techniques.
I supported this effort. From open sources, this effort appears to have
been ineffective.
          While I have not been part of any post-operation evaluation of this
attempt, I believe that the effort was ineffective because of problerps in
hanaling psychic inputs and in obtaining feedback from the field. Until
the Department of Defense develops a positive policy of using psychic
inputs, these types of problems will remain.
          A seccnd problem area car, be addressed with or without a full DoD
policy on the matter. I firmly believe that if properly trained, a
kidnapped victim can silently and effectively act as a beacon for psychic
reception. The training would be brief and siiriple. This is all very
straightforward and well within 'the knowledge and current -theories of
psychic phenomena.
          The concept I propose is called EXTREMIS: EXtrasensory TRacking arid
EMergency Information System.
          I would like to discuss EXTREMIS with:you toward the end of having it
included in your recommendations for consideration by the Departments of
Defense and State of steps to take to prepare Americans stationed overseas
who are potential victims of terrorism similar to your kidnapping.
Sincerely,
C.b. Jones
CBJ:cs
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