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Approved For Release 00gQo@rpReenyeermss -00788R001800210001-0 IIIf SHORT HISTORY OF PST RESEARCH (U) (S/NF) Funding for DoD/Intelligence research in psychoenergetics at SRI prior to FY 1981 is shown in Exhibit 10. Two things become immediately obvious--there have been a variety of organizations involved, and the amount of funding has been sparse. Over the nine years, a total of $1,488,000 was spent. This is an average of a Little over $166,000 per year. (S/NF) The CLA was the first organization to fund research. Their program established that * Geographical features can be ascertained with remote viewing. * Descriptive aspects of a site are better described than analytical aspects. * Operationally-useful information can be obtained. * Coordinate and beacon remote viewing can be successful. * Standard medical/physiological/psychological screening is not useful. (S/NF) In 1975, Navelex supported a $74K program which established that physiological correlates to remote viewing exist, but they are weak ‘Statistically. From 1976 to 1979, the Air Force supported research that demonstrated * Remote viewing can be used to monitor real-time activities. * Accuracy and resolution are not a function of distance. * Spatial resolution is accurate down to millimeters. * Electrical shielding does not block remote viewing. (S/NF) MIA was the next organization to enter the research. They supported work that verified that interaction with sensitive electronic equipment can result in significant perturbations from expected behavior. 17 —SECRE— Approved For Release 2002/05/17 : CIA-RDP96-00788R001800210001-0