SENDER SUMMARY 93-181-P

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R003900680001-5
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 18, 2000
• Sequence Number: 1
• Publication Date: March 23, 1993
• Content Type: HW

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JOINT COMMUNICATIONS SERIES
The Joint Communications (JC) series will involve the
interaction of our remote viewers acting as senders as well as
receivers.
One remote viewer will be designated as the "sender" while the
remaining two viewers will be the designated receivers of
information during a specific time window set aside for this
purpose. The time window will normally be from 1000 hrs to 1045
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Immediately following the session, the two remote viewers who
acted as receivers will finalize their independent summaries with
supportive sketches
The two remote viewers who acted as receivers will then compare
their composite findings and agree upon a prioritized listing of
key responses to the target.
In all instances, the remote viewers acting as receivers must
address the most significant target aspects. These will be
identified as a distinct and se arate entr in the summary.
Immediately following the session, the sender will also prepare
a short summary of his "sending" activities that will reflect areas
of concentration including the feeling/sensation/sound aspect
associated with the target.
After the four targets in this phase are completed, a tarcxet-RV
script/sketch judging procedure will occur. All four targets will
be placed in random order and analysts will attempt to identify
their proper order based on the RV data. This is similar to the
procedure used in the December 1992 communication experiment.
Important Note: The sender(s) cannot discuss the target until
after the judging process is completed. The two receivers cannot
discuss their data with anyone else until after the judging process
is completed.
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TASKING SHEET
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1. PROJECT NUMBEI
2. METHOD/TECHNIQUE: Method of choice.
3. BACKGROUND: This ro'ect is art of 'oint communications series
involvin the interaction of one remote viewer actin as a sender
while the remainin two remote viewers act as receivers Burin the
time window of 1000 hrs to 1045 hrs on this date. A co of the
general protocol for this series is attached.
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4. ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION:
FOR THE RECEIVERS)
----Describe the ke features sha es contours of the tar et.
----Determine the s atial relationshi s as well as redominant
colors and back rounds at the tar et site.
----Determine the ur ose of the tar et structure s .
----Provide sketches in su ort of our findin s.
--Identif and describe the most si nificant factor that is
implicit to the tarp'et
5. COMMENTS
---- The "sender" will focus on the ke tar et elements. In
addition the "sender" will also concentrate on a
feeling/sensations/sound_ aspect that is associated with or kis
im lied b the tar et. This will be recorded as art of the tar et
material.
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