ARMY/INSCOM CONTRACTUAL POSITION AS REGARDS SRI-I, FY 82 (U)
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August 10, 1981
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Approved For Release 2003/($, CKTP96-00792ROO01
SUBJECT:: Army/INSCOM Contractual Position as Regards SRI-I, FY 82 (U)
1. (U) Reference FONECON between MG Thompson (ACSI) and LTC Watt, 10 Aug 81.
2. (S/NOFORN) During reference FONECON, MG Thompson and I..agreed to the-following
major points to be resolved before-any further contracts involving the development
of the training/evaluation remote viewing program with SRI-I would be approved:
a. SRI-I will have to provide to Army/INSCOM written notification stating
what limitations, if any, were being placed on them.
b. SRI-I and Mr. Ingo Swann will have to clarify the proprietary issue, in
writing,, concerning who owns the right to Mr. Swann's new training program.
c. Current Army/INSCOM funding level for proposed FY82 work would remain at
its current level (195K). However, before Army/INSCOM would agree to supporting
the funding of the training/evaluation program, it must have written assurances
that when the program. is completed, Army/INSCOM will be offered the opportunity
to have selected personnel trained using the new concept.
d. That the selection of INSCOM personnel to be trained will be a joint
process conducted between Mr. Swann (and anyone he so desires), and INSCOM GRILL
FLAME management personnel. Further, it is recognized that this highly unique
program will call for frequent visits by Mr. Swann after the training is completed
to see that "all systems are still functioning properly." INSCOM, not only concurs
with this stipulation, but, highly encourages it and other joint activities that will
enable us to get a firmer handle on this unique problem area.
e. Finally, that the issue of where, when,. and for how long personnel will
need to undergo this new training technique can best be settled at some future
time when we all know the ramifications and limitations of the training program.
MURRAY"B. WATT
LTC, GS
INSCOM GRILL FLAME
Project Manager
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