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                MEMORANDUM THRU ADCSOPS-HUMlNT, INSCOM
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    15 January 1985
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    SUBJECT: CENTER LANE Briefing to IC HUMINT Committee (U)
    1. (S/CL-2/NOFORN) On 10 January 1985, LTC Brian Buzby, INSCOM
    CENTER LANE Project (ICLP) Manager and CPT Frederick Atwater,
    ICLP Operations and Training Officer participated with DIA and
    SRI-International in a briefing on psychoenergetics presented to
    the 'HUMINT Committee, Intelligence Community (IC) Staff. The
    HUMINT Committee agreed to hear the information briefing at the
    request of Mr. Martin Hurwitz, GDIP Staff Director. Members of
    the HUMINT Committee who received the briefing were:
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   2. (SICT.-21NOFORN) The Purpose of the briefing was to provide
   information to the IC Staff HUMINT committee on the DOD's use of
   psychoenerp
   ,etics for intelligence purposes, demonstrate the
   potential value of remote viewing as an intelligence collection
   tool, and solicit the Committee's support in the DTA/GDIP bid to
   establish the DOD pqychoenergeLic program in the NFIP. Dr. Jack
   Vorona, Assist-ant Deputy Director for Science and Technical
   fritelligence, DIA, structurW the briefing and presented the
   portions on history and future of the program; Dr. Harold
   Putoff, SRT-International, presented an overview of
   psychoenergetic research conductedw for the U.S. Government; LTC
   Buzby reviewed past operational-accomplishments; and Mr. Hurwitz
   SUMMarized past GRILL FLAME/CENTER LANE issues and provided
   rationale for the need and continuation of a DOD psychoenergetic
   program.
   3. (S/CL-2/NOFORN) Since the thrust of the briefing was to
   illustrate how psychoenergetics could Support the Intelligence
   Community, LTC Buzby reviewed eight projects that showed how
   remote viewing provided useful intelligence information and
   coi-,iplemented other intelligence disciplines. Additionally he
   used three examples that showed state-ol-the-art remote viewing
   technology to illustrate the fact that remote viewing could be
   learned.
           SG1 1 14. (S/CL-2/NOFORN) Upon completion of the briefing, SG1 I
             .1=stated that it had been an interesting briefing, reviewed
   _or th e benefit of the Committee members the purpose of the
   briefing and then solicited comments from Committee members.
   The CIA representative stated that his agenc 'y supported
   continued activity in the area, and the State Department
   'representative stated he WOUld request a separate briefing on
   the subject becaLISE.@ Of the technique's potential for support to
   counter-terrorist operations.
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           5. (S/CL-2/NOFORN) My assessment of the briefing and its
           reception is that it was informative and well received. Time
           constraints precluded a detailed explanation of the technology
           and collection procedures, but briefers presented sufficient
           information to show that the phenomenon exists, that there is a
           need for additional research and validation, and that
           psychoenergerics can be used as an intelligence collection tool.
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           BRIAN BUZBY
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           CENTER LANE.Project Manager
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