Defense Intelligence Agency
The Department of Defense combat-support intelligence agency. Ran the later phase of the government remote-viewing program (Sun Streak) in the 1980s and, in 2008, funded the AAWSAP program that investigated UAP and Skinwalker Ranch. Vice Adm. Thomas Wilson - subject of the Wilson-Davis memo - was one of its directors.
In BOTH threads - the consciousness thread and the UAP recordBoth threads. UAP: the AAWSAP contract and the 2023 hearings. PSI: ran GRILL FLAME jointly with INSCOM, took the CENTER LANE unit over as SUN STREAK, ran STAR GATE's later phase. Screen scored uap 4 and psi 22.
12 of 14 connections resolve to a document you can open.
Documents9 behind these connections15 more that name it
Documents behind these connections
- An Evaluation of the Remote Vewing Program: Research and Operational Applications 1995-09-22
- Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection 2025-09-09
- Project GRILL FLAME (U): Operational Tasks 1983-01
- STARGATE - conference report language providing $2,000,000 and directing ten DIA billets
- STARGATE - committee report language providing $500,000 and setting an FY95 work schedule
- Letter to Senator Sam Nunn: interim response on a program plan for Project STARGATE 1994-05-23
- CENTER LANE Information Papers for Director, Defense Intelligence Agency 1985-03-07
- No title recorded cia-rdp96-00789r000700260002-5
- Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I 2024-02-01
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14 connections
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ran the program's later phase (Sun Streak) into the 1990s
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→ BAASSreceived George Knapp's Soviet UFO files through it, under the AAWSAP programRestoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protectionprinted p. 34 · PDF p. 38 checked against the page
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he initiated its AAWSAP programsame document as the row aboveprinted p. 10 checked against the pageCaveat Knapp's testimony says Lacatski 'was the guy who initiated a program called AAWSAP', and calls him its inspiration at turn 171. Initiating a program and running it are different jobs. The witness gives a specific verb twice and it is not the one this link carried. Operator decision, 2026-08-21.scope: scoped · reviewed 2026-08-21 · decided by the operator
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the DIA co-sponsored and later managed its remote-viewing workProject GRILL FLAME (U): Operational Tasksprinted p. 1 · PDF p. 6 checked against the page
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Congress directed it to dedicate ten civilian billets and $2,000,000 to the programSTARGATE - conference report language providing $2,000,000 and directing ten DIA billetsPDF p. 1 checked against the page
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a congressional committee recorded its leadership as visibly reluctant to support the programSTARGATE - committee report language providing $500,000 and setting an FY95 work schedulePDF p. 1 checked against the page
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prepared a multiyear research and peer-review plan for it on congressional direction, treating foreign work on Anomalous Mental Phenomena as a threat to be counteredLetter to Senator Sam Nunn: interim response on a program plan for Project STARGATEPDF p. 2 checked against the page
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ran it jointly with INSCOM from 1981 and published a three-year, $1.5 million research effort on itCENTER LANE Information Papers for Director, Defense Intelligence AgencyPDF p. 20 checked against the page
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an in-house project of the agency, for an operational remote-viewing capabilityNo title recorded cia-rdp96-00789r000700260002-5printed p. 1 · PDF p. 1 checked against the page
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→ AATIPThis map sayscancelled it in 2012The document saysDIA cancelled the program in 2012 due to lack of merit and the utility of the deliverables.Report on the Historical Record of U.S. Government Involvement with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), Volume I, 2024
printed p. 34 · read off the page footer; the printed number matches the PDF page on every page held from this report
rendered and read by eye — the grade this project quotes fromCaveat THE QUOTED REASON IS AMBIGUOUS AS PRINTED AND IS LEFT THAT WAY. "due to lack of merit and the utility of the deliverables" reads, taken literally, as though the utility of the deliverables was itself a reason to cancel. It is far likelier to mean a lack of both. Tidying it to "a lack of merit and of utility" would be this project resolving a source's ambiguity and then handing the resolution back in the source's voice, so the words stand as printed. Two further limits: "the program" in that sentence is the compound "AAWSAP/AATIP", and this map has no aawsap node to split it across; and this is AARO characterising a cancellation decision, not a cancellation order - no such order is held here. -
funded its psychoenergetics program in 1978-80, before the joint program it went on to manageProject GRILL FLAME (U): Operational Tasksprinted p. 2 · PDF p. 7 checked against the page
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← AAWSAPthe Defense Intelligence Agency programme under which the work was contracted; 95 percent of what it produced is testified to be unreleasedRestoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protectionprinted p. 10 · PDF p. 14
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he served as its Vice Admiral and a directorWikipedia: Thomas Wilson (admiral)
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the purported material was allegedly offered into the DIA AAWSAP program via BigelowLacatski et al., Skinwalkers at the Pentagon (2021); Liberation Times
1 correction to this record
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