GRILL FLAME
The unclassified nickname under which the Army Chief of Staff for Intelligence directed that all Army parapsychology and remote-viewing work be protected from 13 July 1978. From 1981 it ran as a joint services program with DIA. INSCOM left it on 30 September 1982 after a congressional directive removed the program from the National Foreign Intelligence Program.
In the consciousness threadClassified 25 August 2026 from this entity's own role text, which reads: "Chief of Staff for Intelligence directed that all Army parapsychology and remote-viewing work be protected from 13 July 1978. Fro". An editorial classification, the same kind of field as cat - it rests on no page and does not claim to.
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the Army work it began was placed under the nickname GRILL FLAME in July 1978CENTER LANE Information Papers for Director, Defense Intelligence AgencyPDF p. 31 checked against the page
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INSCOM continued the work under this name after Congress barred NFIP fundingFact Sheet: GRILL FLAME/CENTER LANEPDF p. 1 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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trained the first six Army remote viewers and held the program's external contractssame document as the row abovePDF p. 31 checked against the page
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restricted P-6 funding for it as Under Secretary of Defense, March 1980CENTER LANE Information Papers for Director, Defense Intelligence Agency Army psychoenergetics programme history, 1972-1984PDF p. 32 checked against the page
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ordered the comprehensive report on it as Chairman of the House Intelligence CommitteeCENTER LANE Information Papers for Director, Defense Intelligence AgencyPDF p. 20 checked against the page
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evaluated it at the House Intelligence Committee's request and found the evidence too impressive to dismisssame document as the row abovePDF p. 20 checked against the page
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reviewed it for DoD in 1979 and recommended that operational remote viewing continuesame document as the row abovePDF p. 20 checked against the page
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the Army ruled on it three times in nine months and reversed itself twicesame document as the row abovePDF p. 31 checked against the page
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was briefed on it at least three times between 1980 and 1981same document as the row abovePDF p. 32 checked against the page
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was briefed on it on 29 September 1982, two days before Congress terminated its NFIP fundingsame document as the row abovePDF p. 33 checked against the page
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INSCOM's participation ended 30 September 1982 by congressional directive; the fact sheet says INSCOM 'dropped out of the joint services program on 30 September 1982'. This end date is the end of INSCOM's participation, NOT necessarily of all GRILL FLAME activity elsewhere.