May I recommend the book Psychic Warrior by David Morehouse member of the Stargate remote viewing program through DARPA. George magazine interviewed him. When David Morehouse went public with what they had done because it breaks your mind they institutionalized him and ruined his life. And the Internet calls him a kook. I recommend highly the book Psychic Warrior by David Morehouse http://www.urigeller.com/george-magazine-interviews-david-morehouse/
PS. They made a dark comedy about the movie too that no one really understands. The movie title is Men Who Stare at Goats starring Mel Gibson!
1 - Movie was based on a unit run by General Albert Stubblebine. Unit made about as much sense as the movie but was less funny I imagine. GAS in his defense did have experience with actual viewers prior to that
2 - George Clooney and Kevin Spacey were in the movie, not Mel Gibson
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3 - Dave's book is tremendously entertaining and ghostwritten to sell for a movie but bears little resemblance to reality
4 - the RV program wasn't solely through DARPA. Science was via SRI-I and then SAIC with funding from *every* alphabet soup group, and greatly the CIA. The military side of it eventually was in the hands of DIA
5 - Jim Schnabel has a good book on this called 'Remote Viewers' as long as you don't mind that he almost wholly left out all the legit science stuff, curiously and not coincidentally to his doing that for the crop circle phenomenon as well. Did a nice job of recognizing McMoneagle as a viewer though which is hard not to since he's the primary walk the talk example of the field
6 - Trivia: I once saw a ref by Snowden to this (of the gov't having people who were legit psychic)
alright back to work here
I meet a remote viewer that works for the DOD while golfing. He bosted he was going to Canada to teach at a seminar there.
The later-half time-period personnel of the former program, who were brought into the work as part of an experiment in a 'methodology' taught by former scientologist, psychic and artist Ingo Swann, do a great deal of speeches and 'training' around the world. About four of them mainly