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  The Army program is, initially, to verify the phenomena. Two
  major Army Commands are involved--the Intelligence and Security
                                            Command (INSCOM) and the Department of Army Materiel Develop-
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  Within DARCOM, two sub-agencies are carrying on the work;
  Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity (AMSAA) will try to
  validate Remote Viewing experiments done by the Stanford
  Research Institute (SRI). In September 1978 AMSAA, using
  Program VI funds, contracted with SRI to do a number of tac-
  tically oriented Remote Viewing tasks. The contract was for
       $100 thousand. In 1979 AMSAA extended the contract with SRI
  to April 1980, Again, Program VI funds were used: $120
  thousand. This gave AMSAA a total commitment of $220 thousand
  from September 1978 to April 1980.
  The Missile Research and Development Command (MIRADCOM) at
  Redstone Arsenal had a small $80 thousand contract with SRI
  from August 1977 to August 1978. The work was done under the
  sponsorship of a MIRADCOM sub-element, the Missile Intelligence
  Agency (MIA), a GDIP Unit. MIA's interest was in psychokinesis
  (now called
  in the Army
  Remote Perturbation). Under the division of labor
  GRILL FLAME project, MIRADCOM has responsibility
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      for developing a Remote Perturbation experimental program.
      The project will be in two phases ($400 thousand (Program VI
      funds) have been set aside for this project):
      First, from May 1979 to September 1979 SRI will assist MIRADCOM
      in developing sensitive measurement equipment for the experiment.
      The contract for this part was just let using Program VI funds:
      $118 thousand. Phase II, for which a contract with SRI will be
      let contingent on approval of the Army Surgeon General's
      GRILL FLAME review panel, will be for approximately $90 thousand.
      This may involve human subjects. The part now done by MIA will
      soon pass to the Missile R&D Laboratory, another MIRADCOM
      element, who will use the remaining $192 thousand.
      INSCOM will attempt to apply remote viewing to intelligence
      collection. If successful, this will also independently verify
      previous experiments. INSCOM is working with a small team
      selected for this purpose. Three full time and eight part
      time personnel are involved at Fort Meade and Arlington Hall.
      INSCOM will hold an in-process review this Fall. The total
      amount of funds under contract is $75 thousand to SRI to train
      and familiarize the team members in Remote Viewing techniques
      and experimental procedure.. Approximately $25 thousand end
      of year funds will be requested in FY 80. There is $150 thousand
      included for GRILL FLAME in the Army HUMINT program in FY 81.
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 To ensure scientific credibility, the Army is forming a
 Special Science monitoring Team for GRILL FLAME. Composed
 of scientist, engineers and medical doctors from DOD and
 industry, the team will conduct on-the-spot inquiries through-
 out the program and will report directly to the Army Under
 Secretary.
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