INSCOM Project Center Lane briefing introducing Bill Ray as deputy

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I AM Ll'C BUZBY. PROJECT MANAGER FOR INSCOM PROJECT CENTER LANE.

I WOULD LIKE TO INTRODUCE YOU TO MY DEPUTY, BILL RAY, AND MY

OPERATIONS OFFICER, FRED ATWATER. THE PURPOSE OF THIS BRIEFING

IS TO ORIENT YOU TO A UNIQUE INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION PROJECT

THAT USES THE CENTER LANE TECHNIQUE. I I WILL DISCUSS THE HISTORY

OF THE PROGRAM, TRA I N lNG',' OPERAT IONS,. AND OUR PLANS FOR THE

FUTURE',,' FOLLOWING THE BRIEFING. I v~OULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU A TOUR

OF OUR OPERATIONAL BUILDING, THE OVERALL CLASSIFICATION OF THE

BRIEFING IS SECRET. CENTER LANE LEVEL 4,

SIR,' CENTER LANE:. 1 S A REG I STEREO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY SPEC I AL

ACCESS PROGRAM, THAT STATUS AND THE SENSITIVITY OF THE CENTER

LANE MISSION REQUIRE US TO ADHERE TU STRICT SECURITY

PROCEDURES.: As PART OF THOSE PROCEDURES, WE ASK ALL PERSONNEL

WHO F<ECE I VE A CENl ER LANE BR I EF I NG TO COMPLETE A SECUR I TY

BR I EF I NG CERT I F I CATE THAT ACKNOWLEDGES AN ACCE PTANCE OF THE

SENS IT 1 V I TY OF CENl ER LANE I NFORMAT ION " GENTLEMEN,' I HAVE A

RECORD THAT YOU COMPLETED THE CERTIFICATES WHEN YOU REVIEWED THE

CEN1Ek LANE PRUJECT WITH LTC FOX IN LATE JANUARY 1984,

(CHARl 1) SIR., I THE I NSCO~I CENTER LANE PROJECT I NVOLVES THE USE

UF PSYCHOENEkGETICS FOR INTELLIGENCE PURPOSES. PSYCHOENERGETICS

                                   ARE THE PROCESSES BY WHICH AN INDIVIDUAL MAY PSYCHICALLY

INTERACT WITH OBJECTS',LOCAT ION,S " ORGANISMS OR EVENTS. THIS

INCLUDES SUCH DISCIPLINES AS PSYCHOKENESIS. REMOTE VIEWING, AND

REMOTE COMMUNICATIONS.

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lHE CENTER LANE MISSION IS TO USE PSCHO ENEkGETICS TO

ENHANCE OTHEk INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION SYSTEMS; THAT IS SIGINT~

IMIN1, AND HUMINl. OUR MISSION IS AS SHOWN ON THE NEXT CHART.

CONDUCT 1NTELLIGENCE COLLECTION AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

OPERATIONS UTILIZING ALL PSYCHOENERGETIC PROCESSES APPLICABLE.

lRAIN SELECTED PERSONNEL IN STATE-OF-THE-ART

PSYCHOENERGETIC INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

TECHN IQUES.,

EXPAND OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES AND TRAINING BEYOND lHE

CUNFINES OF INFORMATION COLLECTION INTO THE FIELDS OF

PSYCHOENERGETIC COMMUNICATION AND PSYCHOKENESIS.

lHE US ARMY~S INTEREST IN PSYCHOENERGETICS GOES BACK TO 197~,

WHE~J THE SURGEON GENERAL THROUGH THE ~IEDICAL INTELLIGENCE

INFOkMATION AGENCY (MIlA), TOGETHER WITH DIA, PUBLISHED STUDIES

OF SOV 1 ET BLOCK WORK.' 1 N 1976," THE fVl I SS I LE I NTELL I GENCE AGENCY

(~IIA) INFORMALLY EXPRESSED INTEREST IN US REPLICATION OF CLAIMED

SOV I ET E XPER I MENTS IN PSYCHOKENES I S .1' SR I DEVELOPED A SMALL

PROGRAM FOR THEM AND IN AUGUST 1977, MIA AWARDED SRI AN $80K

ONE-YEAR R&lJ CONTRACT.,' DUR I NG THE SAME T I ME,' ANOTHER DARCOM

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AGENCY," THE ARMY MATERIAL SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AGENCY WAS INVOLVED

IN THE lNVESTIGATION OF REMOTE VIEWING CONCEPTS WITH SR1,' THESE

EF FORTS CONT 1 NUED THROUGH FY 1980,' IN I'IIARCH 1980, WILL I AM J,

PEkF<YI· THEN UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FOR RESEARCH AND

eNGINEERING,' ORDERED CURTAILMENT OF ALL P6 MONIES SUPPORTING THE

PkUGRAM;, . BUT POSED I'W OBJECT I ON TO CONT I NUANCE OF NON-R&D

INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS EFFORTS' THIS ACTlON EVENTUALLY

CAUSED DARCO~I TO CEASE ALL ACT I V I TY "

(CHART CHANGE) THE US ARMY I NTELL I GENCE AND SECUR I TY COMM/\ND IS

INVOLVEfV1ENT WITH PSYCHOENERGETICS BEGAN IN SEPTEMBER 1977, AT

THAT T I ME," t~N I NSCO~l ELEMENT I MPLEMENTED THE GONDOLA WISH

PRUGRAM WH I CH WAS DES I GNED TO I NTEGRATE THE SOV I ET AND EAST

EUROPEAN PSYCHOENERGETIC INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION THREAT INTO THE

ACL~sOURCE OPERATIONS SECURITY (OPSEC) SUPPORT SCENARIO,

By SPRING OF 1978,' THE ARMY ACSI CONCLUDED THERE WAS SUFFICIENT

EVIDENCE TO WARRANT THE DEVELOPMENT OF A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM

TO EXPLORE MILITARY APPLICATIONS OF PSYCHOENERGETICS, HE

CANCELLED THE GONDOLA WISH EFFORT; PLACED A COMPLETE SECURITY

ENVELOPE OVER ARMV'S INTEREST IN PSYCHOENERGETICS, AND

IMPLEMENTED A NEW PROGRAM DIRECTED TOWARDS INTELLIGENCE

COLLECT 1 ON US I NG kEMOTE VIEW lNG', " THE NEW EFFORT WAS GIVEN THE

UNCLASS I F I ED NICKNAME GR I LL FLA~'\E, IN OCTOBEr-< 1978,' ACS I T P',SKED

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1 NSeOl [v] \ TO ESTABLISH A PROGRAM USING PSYCHOENERGETICS FOR

INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS UTILIZING REMOTE VIEWING, By SPRING

1979, 'PROJECT PERSONNEL HAD BEEN SELECTED AND TRAINING

INITlATED, lHE MARCH 1980 PERRY MEMORANDUM WITHDREW THE PROGRAM

b MON I E S SUPPORT I NG PSYCHOENERGET I C R&D EFFORTS,' BUT 1 T DID NOT

PUT US OUT OF BUSINESS" IN 1981; THE ACSI TRANSFERRED TOTAL

MJ\NAGEMENT kESPONS I B I l I TY For~ THE PfWJECT TD I NSCOM, ALSO 1 N

1~81,1 A JOHn SERVICES GRILL FLAME COMMITTEE, CONSISTING OF DIA,

THE Al R FORCE AND ARMY WAS FORMED'," THE NAVY EXPRESSED NO

INTEREST IN PARTlCIPATING IN ANY DISCUSSIONS, AND LATER THE AIR

FURCE CHIEF OF STAFF DIRECTED THAT THE AIR FORCE WITHDRAW FROM

THE COMMITTE E AND AL L P SYCHOENE~~GET I C PROGRAMS" TH I S JO I NT

SERVICES EFFORT WAS FORMED TO IMPLEMENT A 3-YEAR COMPREHENSIVE

PkOGf<AM DES I GNED TO DETERMI NE: TH E OPERAT I ONAL PARAMETERS AND

USEFULNESS OF PSYCHOENERGETICS, A['JIJ ASSESS THE THREAT THESE

PHENOMENA POSED TO NATIONAL SECUPLTY, WITHIN THIS JOINT

SERVICES PROGRAM, THE ROLES OF DIA AND ARMY WERE DISTINCT, DIA

WAS R&D ORIENTED AND INSeOM's GRILL FLAME PROJECT WAS TO USE

REMOTE VIE:WING AS AN OPERATIONAL TECHNIQUE TO COLLECT

lNTELLIGENCE AND TO DE1ERMINE IF REMOTE VIEWING COULD BE LEARNED

BY PROFESSIONAL INTELLIGENCE PERSONNEL WHO WERE NOT "ESTABLISHED

PSYCHl,CS," INSCO~I PAkT1CIPATED IN THIS JOINT SERVICES EFFORT

UNTIL THE END OF FY 82 WHEN THE BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE

SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE (SENATOR WALLOP)

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CURTAILED ALL PSYCHOENERGETIC OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED

BY THE Ar~MY IN THE [~A:rlONAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM

(NF I P r. 1 THE CONGRESS IONAL CONFEhEES AGREED, HOWEVER, TO LET D I A

COMPLeTE THE THIRD YEAR OF THEIR EFFORT AND DIRECTED THAT FUTURE

FUNDING -- IF ANY -- OF THIS PSYCHOENEkGETIC ACTIVITY BE

BUDGETED OUTSIDE THE NFIP. So Hi THE FALL OF 1982" IN KEEPING

WITH THESE COI\jGRESSIONAL DESIRES AND WISHING TO MAINTAIN THE

MOMENTlJM OF EF FORT ALREADY ESTABl_I SHED, THE CG., I NSCO~I DEC I DED

TO CONTINUE INSCOM's PROJECT AND PROVIDE FUNDING WITH SECURITY

AND INVESTIGATIVE ACTIVITIES (S&IA) MONIES~ INSCOM TERMINATED

FORMAL INVOLVEMENT WITH GRILL FLAME AT THE END OF FY 82," AND

CONTINUED ITS EFFORTS UNDER A PROVISIONAL SPECIAL ACCESS PROGRAM

NICKNAMED CEN1ER LANE.

NEXT I W/\NT TO PROV I DE YOU WITH AN OVERV I EW OF I NSCO~I',s

OPERATIONAL EFFORTS OVER TH PAST FIVE YEARS. (CHART ON)

DURING 1979,' 'WE CONDUCTED 79 OPERATIONAL MISSIONS, 43 OF WHICH

WEF<E DED 1 CATED TO ASS I ST I NG THE I NTELL I GENCE COMMUN I TY DUR I NG

THE IRANIAN HOSTAGE CRISIS. DURING 1980, AFTER WE ACQUIRED

OPE RAT ION A L t. X PER lEN C t:," 0 U ROW N S EPA RAT ED FA C I LIT I E S, AND

1 NCI~EASED MANPOWER,' WE WERE ABLE Tu I NCREASE OUR PRODUCT I ON TO

386 OPERATIONAL MISSIONS~'154 OF WHICH WERE STILL DEDICATED TO

IRAN.! PERSONNEL LOSSES SUBSEQUENTLY RESULTED IN A SHARP DECLINE

FOE RAT I 0 fM L MIS S ION s'; A SIT U A T ION T HAT C LJ R R E NT LYE X 1ST S •

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OVERALL, IN THE PAST ~lVE YEARS WE HAVE CONDUCTED MORE THAN 700

OPEkATIONAL INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION MISSIONS. A CONSIDERABLE

PORT I CJN OF THESE (OVER 200) wERE I N SUPPORT OF THE I RAN

SITUATION, WHICH THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF RATED AS BEII~G

QUALITATIVeLY l:QUAl TO THOSE OF on-IER INTELLIGENCE SOURCES

AVAILABLE TO THEM.

BECAUSE OF THE TURMOIL THAT HISTORICALLY HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED

WITH TI-1 E PROJECT,. 'WE HAVE NOT HAD A STABLE PERSONNEL S I TUAT ION.

(CHART CHAr~GE) IN 1979, CG I NSCOJVI FORMED ft, TASK FORCE

CONSISTING OF 5 PERSONNEL; A PROJECT MANAGER, AN

OPERAT I Of'iS/TRA I N I NG OF F I CER I A SECRETARY,' AND T\l1O SOUf\CES

(RVERSj.i IN 1980" TWO ADDITIONAL OPERATIONAL PERSONNEL ItJERE

ASS I GNED. By 1980,,' TWO ADD I T IONAL OPERAT IONAl PERSONNEL WERE

ASSIGNED. By 1981; WE WERE READY TO EXPAND AND RECRUITED 2 NEW

PERSONNEL FOR TRAINING IN THE PROJECT. BUT BY THE END OF 1981,

PCS MOVES SEVERELY HAMPERED OUR OPERATIONAL CAPABILITY~ HAVING

BEl:N DENiED NF1P FUNDING AND)'THEREFOR~; A TDA UNDER THE GDIP BY

COI\JGRESSIONM. ACTION,. CG.. INSCOM HAS PROVIDED OUT-OF-HIDE

PERSONNEL SPACES IN SUPPORT OF CENTER LANE SINCE THE LOSS OF

THIS FUNDING AT THE END OF FY 82.! lHE FY 85 GDIP INITIATIVE WAS

POST PuNED 1 N lATE AUGUST (29 AUG 83),"~ THAT MEANS CENTER LANE

WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE WITHIN INSCOM AS A TASK FORCE WITHOUT A

-I DA. W t HAVE SUBM I TTED AN FY 86-90 PO~I SUBM I SS I ON THAT WILL

PfWVIDE FOF< A 20 PEF~SON ORGANIZATION, CURRENTLY WE HAVE 10

PEOPLE ASSIGNED TO THE ACTIVITY.

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(CHART CHANGE) OUR MISSION STATEMENT REQUIRES US TO TRAIN

PERSUNNEl TO PERFORM REMOTE VIEWING. TRAINING AC1UALlY BEGAN IN

1~7~,' "WlTH OUR IN-HOUSE EFFORT TU lNTRODUCE SELECTED I1~SCOM

PEJ<SUNf\lEl TO THE REMOTE VIEWING PROCESS. DURING 1~79, WE

INTEGRATED THE SRI CONTRACTED ORIENTATION TRAINING TECHNOLOGY

I NT 0 0 U R :eN ~ h () USE Tf\ A 1 N I 1'1 G P FW G RAM W HER E I TIS S TIL LIN USE

TODAY FUR NEW PERSONNEL. OUR IN-HOUSE TRAINING DEVELOPED FROM

THE PRAC T I CAL APPl I CAT ION OF STATE -OF-THE -ART PSYCHOENERGET I C

TECHNOLOGY DRAWN FROM ACADEM I C I NST I TUT IONS,. . SC I ENT I F I C

lABORATURIES, AND RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENTS AROUND THE WORLD. WE

TUOK AN EClECT I C APPROACH;' US I NG THOSE METHODS WH I CH HAD

APPLICATIONS P01ENTIAL TO OUR OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS.

IN~HOUSE TRAINING IS COMPOSED OF PRACTICAL EXERCISES, LECTURES,

LITEHATURE REVIEv-J, AND OBSERVATIUN OF OTHERS., By THE END OF

1980J' WE BEGAN AN ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAM USING THE

HEMI SPHEk I C SYf'KHRON 1 ZAT ION (HEM I -SYNC) PROCESS DEVELOPED BY

ROBERT A. [''WNROE AND USED AT THE MUNROE INSTITUTE OF ApPLIED

SClENCE IN VIF~GINIA. lHIS TRAINING ENABLES SOURCE PERSONNEL

(kVERS) TO ACHIEVE STATES CONDUCIVE TO PSYCHOENERGETIC

AWARENESS. THIS ADVANCED TRAINING IS BEING FURTHER REFINED AND

CONTINUES TO BE:. USED TODAY. 11'1 MID 1~82,' WE BEGAN A NEW

TRAINING PROGRAM IN COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING WITH SRI. THIS

NEW COURDINATE REMOTE VIEWING OR CRV TRAINING PROCESS SUBDIVIDES

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THE DETECTION AND DECODING OF PSYChIC IMPRESSIONS INTO DISCRETE,

ACHIEVABLE SKILL LEVELS. lHIS PROCESS HOLDS GREAT PROMISE FOR

k~FINING RV AND GIVES US A METHOD BY WHICH WE CAN BRING NEW

SUURCE PERSONNEL UP TO AN OPEF<AT lONAL PERFORMANCE LEVEL yB TH

MlNIMAL DRAIN ON OUR LIMITED IN-HOUSE RESOURCES. WE CONTINUE TO

L.oOK FOR ADDITIONAL CONTRACTORS TO ASSIST US IN MAINTAINING

STAT~-OF-THE-ART TECHNICAL EXPERTISE.

(CHART CHANGE) 1 HE NEXT PAHT OF MY BR I EF I NG WILL COVER

INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION PROJECTS,~ THEIR SPONSORS, AND OUR

SUCCE S5 RAT 1.0S . IT 1 S I MPORTANT TO NOTE THAT ONE COLLECT I ON

PROJECT MAY kEQUIRE ONE OR MANY OPERATIONAL MISSIONS TO SATISFY

ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION (EEl).:, THE IRAN PROJECT, FOR

EXAMPLE, REQUIRED OVER 200 OPERATIONAL MISSIONS.

IN 197'9) WE CONDUCTED 7 COLLECTlON PROJECTS FOR 4 SEPAr~ATE

SPONSOR AGENC I ES., lIN 1980,' 'WE CONDUCTED 41 PROJECTS FOR E;

sPur~SOR AGENC IE S. IN 1981l' AS MANPOWER CONSTRA I NTS BEGAN TO

LIM I TOUR CAPAB I L I TY, WE CONDUCTED ONLY 20 pr~OJECTS FOR S

SPONSORS. IN 1982., OUR PRODUCTlOI'J FELL AGAIN TO JUST 11

PROJECTS AS WE ONLY HAD ONE OPERA1IONAL SOURCE ASSIGNED. IN

1983'1 WE RECE 1 VED 14 PROJECTS FROM SEVEN DIFFERENT "CUSTOMER s"

(USAINSCOM~ ClA, NSA, ACSI, lSA, FBI/SS. So FAR IN 1984 WE HAVE

RECEIVED 6 PROJECTS FROM 3 DIFFERENT CUSTOMERS.

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IN SUMMARY,' OVER THE PAST 5 YEARS INSCOM HAS CONDUCTED 100

COLLECT I ON PROJECTS FOF< A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT US GOVEHNMENT

AGENCIEt~ 'OUR SUCCESSES MUST BE EXAMINED FROM TWO PERSPECTIVES.

(CHART CHANGE) OVER 8S% OF OUR OPERAT IONAl MISS IONS HAVE

PRODUCED ACCURATE TARGET INFORMATION'.," EVEN MORE SIGNIFICANT,

APPROX1MATElY SO% OF THE 700 MISSIONS PRODUCED USABLE

lNTEllIGENCE. (CHAR' OFF)

LAST YEAR,' THE CURRENT UNDER SECf{ETARY OF DEFENSE FOR RESEARCH

AND ENG1NEEFUNG SUSPENDED THE PROHIBITION AGAINST UTILIZING

PROGRAM 5 FUNDS AND THE ACSI MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO USE THESE

FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE INseOM CEN1ER LANE PROJECT. lHESE P6 FUNDS

eNABLED US TO EXPAND OUR EFFORTS INTO AREAS WHICH HAVE BEEN

NEGLECTED OVER THE YEARS DUE TO lACK OF A SUFFICIENT FUNDING

BASE. WE HAVE CONTRACTED FOR THE FUlLOWING EXPENDITURES IN FY

8~: (CHART ON).

PURCHASE OF B 1 OMON I TOR I NG EQU I PMENT TO BE U SED TO

DETERMINE PHYSIOLOGICAL CHANGES DURING THE CONDUCT OF

PSYCHOENERGETIC TASKS.

DEVElUPMENT OF A STATE-OF-THE-ART PSYCHOLOGICAL

SCREENING/SELECTION PROFILE FOR USE IN IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL

SOURCES'.;" SUCH A PROF I lE WOULD I DENT 1 FY PEH SONNEl WHO MAY HAVE

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SOME PSYCHOENERGETIC TALENT OR WHO COULD BE TRAINED, WE PLAN 10

USE THIS STUDY TO ASSIST US IN RECRUITING NEW SOURCES, FUNDS

NOTED ARE FOR BOTH SRl AND SRI SUBCONTRACTS,

DETERMINE THE COUNTERMEASURES POTENTIAL OF EXTREMELY LOW

FR EQUENCY (ELF) ELECTROMAGNET I C RAD I AT ION, I TH I S EF FORT WILL

EXAMINE THE POSSIBILITY THAT CERTAIN AS YET UNIDENTIFIED ELF

RADIATIONS HAVE A DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON MENTAL STATES CRITICAL

TO PSYCHOENEHGETIC PEF<FORMANCE t THIS STUDY MAY ALSO PROVIDE

INFORMATION ON ELF ENVIRONMENTS CONDUCIVE TO OPTIMUM

PSYCHOENERGET 1 C PEf<FORMAN.CE, THE LOG I CAL FOLLQ.'1-0N TO TH IS

EFFORT WOULD BE THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOCAL COUNTER-COUNTERMEASURES

ENV 1 RONMENTS FOR CENTER LANE SOURCE S: \ FUNDS NOTED ARE FOR SR I

AND A SRI SUBCONTRACT,

DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW PSYCHOENERGETIC TECHNIQUE FOR USE

IN "SEARCH PkOBLEMS,," OVER THE YEARS SPONSOR AGENCIES HAVE

ASKEu US TO ASSIST IN LOCATING LOST OR MISSING EQUIPMENT OR

PEf~SUNNE L " bECAUSE TH 1 SIS NOT A CONVENT IONAL RtMOTE V I EW I NG

TASK WE HAVE HAD LITTLE SUCCESS AT PROVlDING TlMELY USABLE

INTELLIGENCE IN THESE CASES, lHAT.'S NOT TO SAY THAT INFORMATION

WE PROVIDED WAS INACCURATE, JUST THAT IT WAS NOT DIRECTLY USABLE

TU RESOLVE THE INTELLIGENCE PROBLEM AT HAND, IF IN FACT A NEW

PSYCHOENERGET I C "SEARCH PROBLEM" TECHN I QUE I S DEVELOPED I WE

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BECAUSE uSEAkCH PROBLEMS [u ] CONTINUE TO BE PRIORITY TASKS RECEIVED

BY THIS OFFICE: FUNDS NOTED ARE FUR SRI.

CUNTINUATIUN UF COORDINATE REMOTE VIEWING TRAINING AT

ENHANCED LEVELS FOR ONE SOURCE: FUNDS NOTED ARE FOR SRI AND A

SRl SUBCONTRACT.

INITIATION UF CRV TRAINING FOR FOUR NEW SOURCE

PERSlJNNEL:' FUNlJS NOTED AFd:: FOR SRI AND A SRI SUBCONTRACT.

lHIS Pb MONEY WILL BE SUPPLEMENTED BY $235K INSeOM S&IA FUNDS

WHICH WILL BE USED FOR TRAVEL AND SUPPORT FUNCTIONS.

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