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        INFORMATION PAPER
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        26 Oct 83
        SUBJECT; CENTER LANE Briefing for Senator Nunn (U)
        FACTS.
        1. (S/CL-1/NOFORN) CENTER LANE is a US Army Intelligence and
        Security Command (INSCOM) Special Access Program which utilizes
        an aspect of psychoenergetics known as Remote Viewing as the
        collection method for obtaining information of intelligence
        interest. CENTER LANE was approved by the Secretary of the Army
        on I Sep 83 and the Secretary was briefed on the Program 5 Oct 83.
        2. (S/CL-1/NOFORN) CENTER LANE
        GRILL FLAME, which was closed at
        Congressional guidance to curtail
        the National Foreign Intelligence
        personnel spaces and funding come
        Investigative Activities (S&IA) program
        are involved.
        is a follow-on project to Army
        the end of FY 82 as a result of
             all operational activities in
        Program (NFIP). CENTER LANE
        from the Army Security and
        and no NFIP resources
        3. (S/CL-I/NOFORN) Program 6 (Research, Development, Test and
        Evaluation) resources were authorized for Army CENTER LANE use
        by the Under Secretary of Defense, Research and Engineering
        (USDRE) on 19 Jan 83 and by the Assistant Secretary of the Army
        (Research, Development and Acquisition) on 16 Mar 83. Contracts
        for $497K have been negotiated and P.6 funds for this amount
        will be dispersed about 1 Nov 83. The USDRE has indicated a
        willingness to commit more P.6 resources to CENTER LANE and this
        subject will be a matter of discussion in the near future.
        4. (S/CL-3/NOFORN) CENTER LANE has demonstrated that important
        foreign intelligence and counterintelligence information may be
        obtained through the use of Remote Viewing. INSCOM's success in
        this effort has resulted in
        authorization
                          an
        tional capabilities, to examine other
        such as psychokinesis and remote
        psychoenergetic countermeasures.
        great promise and, if successful,
        beyond the intelligence applications.
        to expand opera-
        areas of psychoenergetics
        communications, and to develop
        These new directions hold
        would have an impact far
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    DEFINITIONS
    ParapsZchology - A field of study concerned with the investiga-
    tion of evidence for telepathy, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis.
    Psychoenergetics - A term similar to parapsychology, in that it
    is used as a collective term to identify several areas such as
    remote viewing, remote communications, and remote perturbation.
    It includes the process by which an individual may psychically
    interact with subjects, locations, organizations or events.
    Remote Viewing - The perception by an individual of things,
    places or events distant from him.
    Psychokinesis - The ability of a person to cause a change in
    state in some physical object.
    Remote Communications is normally considered to be mental tele-
    pathy, but recent studies in plant communication indicate that
    other forms of remote communications (perhaps chemical) may be
    feasible.
    Remote Perturbation can include mental as well as physical
    (Psychokinesis) agitation.
    Psychoenergetics Countermeasures requires a basic understanding
    of the underlying mechanisms involved in psychoenergetic
    processes so as to deny the use of these measures against us.
    Psychoenergetic meaconing, intrusion, jamming and deception
    would be the logical focus of sucho'effort.
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