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used to deliver the type of radiofrequency radiation described by Tyler and others. The use of
HAARP in this way could be intentional or accidental, depending on the level of knowledge
held by the equipment operators.
The 1982 report, Final Report On Biotechnology Research Requirements For
Aeronautical Systems Through the Year 2000. went on to describe graphically the research
efforts, breaking them into three primary areas.
"Pulsed RFR Effects" which covered a research period from 1980 through 1995,
emphasized "considerably increased efforts" in this area.
"Mechanisms of RFR with Living Systems" was referred to as a "continuation of
ongoing research" beginning in 1980 and forecast to conclude around 1997.
The last area of emphasis was "RFR Forced Disruptive Phenomena", which they
considered a "major new initiative".
It was to begin around 1986 and continue until 2010. This last area could be
characterized as applied technology, scheduled to begin at the same time as the
Radiofrequency Radiation Dosimetry Handbook's completion. The handbook gave the basic
information needed to develop new and powerful weapon systems which would have a
negative effect on humans and electronics, but would leave other property unscathed. By the
mid-1990‘s, the timeline for development was on or ahead of schedule.
The above report grew into a second volume, which gave a more detailed account of the
Air Force's 1982 level of knowledge of radio frequency radiation (RFR) impacts on people.
This report says: ―As the technological race continues, knowledge of mechanisms of action of
RFR with living systems and the assessment of pulsed RFR effects will demonstrate the
vulnerability of humans to complex pulsed electromagnetic radiation fields in combination
with other stresses‖.
The Air Force document laid out the aims and approaches for developing technological
expertise to make adversaries helpless. The use of the technologies crystallized in the
Radiofrequency Radiation Dosimetry Handbook, previously cited. The researchers' intent
was to monitor the effects of the radiofrequency radiations at a chemical, molecular and
atomic level.
The document stated : ―Currently available data allow the projection that specially
generated radiofrequency radiation (RFR) fields may pose powerful and revolutionary
antipersonnel military threats. Electroshock therapy indicates the ability of induced electric
current to completely interrupt mental functioning for short periods of time, to obtain
cognition for longer periods and to restructure emotional responses over prolonged intervals.
Experience with electroshock therapy, RFR experiments and the increasing
understanding of the brain as an electrically mediated organ suggest the serious probability
that impressed electromagnetic fields can be disruptive of purposeful behavior and may be
capable of directing and/or interrogating such behavior. Further, the passage of
approximately 100 milliamperes through the myocardium can lead to cardiac standstill and
death, again pointing to a speed-oflight weapons effect‖.
The advances in wireless transmission of energy for these kinds of weapons has reached
the stage where we could see them used in the coming decade. It is likely that the research
will give technicians increasingly more versatile and controlled effects.
The document then built into a wild scheme which, upon first reading, escaped our
research focus. We couldn't quite get the idea of what the Air Force meant by "interrogating",
and how this would fit into the picture of radiofrequency radiation weapons hardware.
It became clear when we read the following: ―While initial attention should be toward
degradation of human performance through thermal loading and electromagnetic field
effects, subsequent work should address the possibilities of directing and interrogating
mental functioning, using externally applied fields within the possibility of a revolutionary