902D MI GP S&IA OPSEC SPPT CENTER LANE INIT

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00788R001700200002-1
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 24, 1998
• Sequence Number: 2
• Publication Date: January 1, 1984
• Content Type: SS

SUMMARY PAGE
ed For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001700200002-1
SHORT TITLE: 902d MI Gp S&IA OPSEC Sppt CENTER LANE Init PDIP :
DTG:
RESOURCE SUMMARY: FY 8&
FY 871 FY 88--
FY 8.9 F.Y 90
TOA ($000)
2595
1029
1138
1.500
1276
AC ES
28
31
36
38
38
USAR ES
ARNG ES'
-
CIV ES
8
10
10
10
10
NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION:
(S/CL-3) Establish a new intelligence program utilizing
psychoenergetics (parapsychology) to enhance existing intelligence collection and
OPSEC programs, and an organizational infrastructure to manage administrative,
training and operational functions for the program. Through a thoroughly proven
as ect of sychoener etics known as remote viewing, the proposed program wil.1
collect and report Information of intelligence value without regard to time,
target location or any efforts to deny the information to the collector, with no
known risk o: detection. Plans are being formulated for intelligence I :
exploitation of other psychoenergetic technologies, such as psychokinetic_s,
remote communications, etc., as the state-of--the-art in each progresses
sufficiently. Money budgeted for this program will be used for the extensive
training involved, required facilities, and systems for obtaining, recording,
processing and disseminating valuable information obtained.
RATIONALE/ANALYSIS: (S/CL-3) INSCOM's efforts in the intelligence
application of PE have been on an ad hoc basis since 1977. During that six year
period, CENTER LANE, and its predecessor GRILL FLAME, established the feasibility
ar-kd soundness of PE primarily through the of the remote viewing phenomenon as an
intelligence tool. From 1978 through 1.983 intelligence collection projects
completed for the U.S. Army, DIA, JETS, CIA, NSA, FBI, and the Secret Service,
produced significant results, including at least two intelligence community
firsts." Meanwhile, outside research has refined methodology yet further
promising even greater accuracy and control. Administrative and personnel
turmoil, sporadic resource availability, and lack of formal TOE/TDA organ-ization
have ke t the project from realizing true potential. Full use of this unique and
cost-effective collection capabilty can be made both by establishing this
program officially and expanding its resource and organizational base.
If Disapproved: (S/CL-3) The needs of the agencies currently supported will not
l=r_e-C,-__._requests or support are already received than can be addressed.
Resource and personnel limitations force project managers to exercise very strict
criteria in deciding what taskings to accept. User agencies have many more
taskings to address to CENTER LANE than the current provisional structure can
support. CENTER LANE currently is alone at the forefront in operational use of
th.i.s technology, and INSCOM drives the U.S...stat.e of the art. If proper resource
allocation. is disapproved, crucial momentum would be lost, and the national
intelligence community would lose a valuable collection capability which now
allows penetration of targets inaccessible to any conventional system. Long
training. lead-time needed to develop source personnel would make later resumption
of a viable program extremely difficult and time consuming.
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RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER PDIPS: (U) None
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RELATIONSHIP TO GUIDANCE:
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