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carefully screened in the writing. He refers to Eastern European research and the Soviet work
also, without disclosing what exactly they were doing with this technology.
Another document prepared for the Air Force in 1982 reveals the direction that branch of
the armed services took the technology. While commenting on radio frequency radiation
usages the report stated: ―Biotechnology research must consider the significant advances that
can be made in electromagnetic radiation weapons and defenses that could be in place by the
year 2000.. .Research is first needed to develop and apply methods for assessing pulsed RFR
(radio frequency radiation) effects. Techniques are needed for depositing RFR at selected
organ sites.
Mathematical models and physical measurement capabilities must be developed to track,
real time, RFR energy distributions within these organ sites as a function of physiological
processes such as diffusion and blood flow. These studies will require prudent extrapolation
of physical and physiological data obtained from laboratory animals to humans in
operational environments‖.
This 1982 report called for research to develop hardware that could deliver the radiation
through new weapons for the Air Force.
A research publication commissioned by the Air Force - Radio Frequency Dosimetry
Handbook - described these models, in time to meet the schedules they had put forward in
1982. The book gives mathematics for calculating the dosages (Dosimetry) of radio frequency
radiation necessary to cause changes in animals and humans.
The book compiled research spanning five decades, and contains a bibliography which is
29 pages long. It is the only book of its kind available on the subject in the world. This book,
and more importantly the research behind it, forms the matrix of thought and theory for the
finest electromedical devices for healing yet contemplated.
However, this military research is not being used to heal; it is being used to develop
better methods of killing.
One of the principal reviewers of the Radiofrequency Radiation Dosimetry Handbook for
the Air Force was Dr. Herman P. Schwan. Dr. Schwan was also the largest contributor to the
book, having two full pages of his work alone cited in the bibliography.
His basic research is being used for the development of military hardware for use by the
West. His recruitment for this is another case of the "military means justifying the military
ends". An interesting aside to this individual's history Includes his work in Nazi Germany
during World War II, where he worked in scientific laboratories. He was later admitted to the
United States under a special military operation called Project Paperclip, a program designed
to bring to the United States prominent scientists who had been employed in Nazi
laboratories during the war.
In 1957, Dr. Schwan was working for the Biological Warfare Laboratories at Fort Detrick,
Maryland, where the United States military gave him a "Top Secret" security clearance.
Dr. Schwan is now working at University of Pennsylvania.
Going back for a moment to the 1982 Air Force report referred to earlier, the use of
radiofrequency radiation in the new weapon systems contemplated by the Air Force was
intended to change the central nervous system, cardiovascular system and the respiratory
system. We were distressed to read about the idea of using this technology to alter the way
people think in order to make the "enemy" of the government incapable of waging war.
This type of use of a technological advancement is inherently evil, in the opinion of the
authors of this book. Thinking is a fundamental right of all people. No individual or
government should interfere with the free will of individuals in this way. Moreover, the fact
that these technologies are classified - and hidden from the medical community - denies
humanity the opportunity to explore these areas for healing people rather than for
destructive purposes.