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Defense Intelligence Reference Document Anomalous And Subacute Field Effects On Human Biological Tissues

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This Defense Intelligence Reference Document was prepared by the Defense Intelligence Agency in March 2010 under its Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications (AAWSA) Program. It reviews reported injuries to people exposed at close range to anomalous aerospace vehicles and attributes them mainly to electromagnetic radiation field effects, including burns and neurological effects. The document argues that clinical diagnoses could help infer the characteristics of such systems. Its appendices list historical cases and classify reported physiological effects using ICD codes and Vallee ratings.

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unclassified US Government document that described precisely and accurately the
nature of the Field Effects XXXX claimed existed [SJ.
It was a recent (1998), classified (until 2006) and controlled document: SECRET/
NOFORN; Not to be disseminated to US Allies, NATO, or physically even be taken
outside the United States except to secure US Embassy Military Attache Facilities. It
was from a unit in the Intelligence and Security Command {INSCOM}, the US Army
Analytical Element responsible for coordinated National Intelligence Community
Assessments of military threat potentials ... based on current known worldwide (including
US for benchmarking) research.
It remains a bit murky as to how Mr. XXXX was able to "FOIA" (''use" the Freedom of
Information Act) and obtain the document. Other "legitimate" researchers had
consistently not been able to obtain it.
The above vignette is offered, to make several points ... both administrative and
subjective, and scientific ... and objective:
• Classified information exists that is highly pertinent to the subject of this study, and
only a small part of the classified literature has been released.
• Yet, while directionally indicative of interest and intention to understand, the
material does not rise to the quality of the initiative of the program in which this
paper serves as one analytical example. ii
• There is no evidence that the systems described in the document have been fielded.
• The development of generators and aiming devices is not a rate-limiting issue. 11 i
• There is no doubt that they would work.
• The concerns, therefore, that individuals exposed to field effects as described in the
document, and in this paper would suffer the claimed injuries ... are legitimate.
Amongst the systems described are those of special interest in this effort: claimed
injury from near-field exposures to aerospace anomalous vehicles and systems. As will
be described, the pattern and circumstances of injury very often belie nay-sayer
attempts to discredit witnesses, analysts, and those who suffer directly or indirectly
from the systems. Even those who are, from time to time, delusional ... are not
necessarily poor reporters of information outside their particular and personal delusion.
Examples of systems the INSCOM analysis described as real and potential include
precisely those asserted by good observers {and victims of injury} consistent with
near-field RF/ EM/ NIEMR /Thermal/ Infrasonic/ and Coherent light-Laser effects:
ii This author once ran the INSCOM effort from which this FOIA'd document [SJ derived, as the Assistant National
Intelligence Officer for Science and Technology, and has recently chaired a DIA-sponsored IS-month Update Study
at the National Academy of Sciences' NRC, [including classified research] published as "The military application of
neuroscience research" [5-c] that encompasses virtually every aspect of the 2006 declassified INSCOM study.
iii An electric field strength of roughly 100 kV/mover a time period of 1 nanosecond is approximately the condition
thought to be necessary to produce the desired effect when provided to an overall repetition rate of 15 Hz. Such a
field may be developed using a radar- like, high-peak-power pulsed source or an electromagnetic pulse generator
operated at 15Hz. These technologies exist today. Aiming devices are currently available. The effective range
could be meters, or even hundreds of meters [5].
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