Whistleblower or witness

Joseph McMoneagle

1978-01-01year known, day not recorded

U.S. Army intelligence officer and one of the earliest and most prolific remote viewers in the Stargate Project, later known as "Viewer 001." Wrote several memoirs about his work on the program and its methodology after it was declassified in the mid-1990s.

In the consciousness threadClassified 25 August 2026 from this entity's own role text, which reads: "ence officer and one of the earliest and most prolific remote viewers in the Stargate Project, later known as "Viewer 001." Wrote s". An editorial classification, the same kind of field as cat - it rests on no page and does not claim to.

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Memorandum for Record: Security Review of "Mind Wars" 1984-05-09

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Memorandum for Record: Security Review of "Mind Wars"

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signed as its Project Officer, 9 May 1984

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JOSEPH W. McMONEAGLE / Project Officer / CENTER LANE

Memorandum for Record: Security Review of "Mind Wars", 1984
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remote viewer overseen by him in the Army's program

Jim Schnabel, Remote Viewers: The Secret History of America's Psychic Spies (1997)
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its most celebrated remote viewer (Remote Viewer No. 001)

US remote-viewing program history; McMoneagle memoirs - Targ 2019 (JSE)
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remote viewer in its Fort Meade unit

US government remote-viewing (Star Gate) program history