#GondolaWish

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People (2)

Edmund Thompson Army assistant chief of staff for intelligence from 1977 to 1981 who ended Gondola Wish, put the Army's psychic work under the nickname Grill Flame and had INSCOM build a remote viewing unit.
Murray Watt Army military intelligence officer notified on October 27, 1978 that he was INSCOM's Grill Flame project officer, who ran the Fort Meade remote viewing unit and briefed Congress and Army leadership until 1981.

Organizations (1)

Monroe Institute Consciousness research center in Faber, Virginia, built on Robert Monroe's Hemi-Sync audio method, which Army intelligence units used from 1980 in Grill Flame and Center Lane remote viewer training.

Programs (1)

Gondola Wish The 902d Military Intelligence Group's 1977 and 1978 plan to train three intelligence personnel in out-of-the-body experience at the Monroe Institute, cancelled in September 1978 and followed by Grill Flame.