Doc 0000190622
CIA
This document is a CIA report from February 17, 1953, detailing successful induction tests and initial experiments with two subjects, noting their ability to respond to commands and approach a point where advanced work could be attempted.
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Ask the archive about this →,t•·r·m>mrn-tttcr Ot' rtf 'tn .. TO: FILE SUDJECT: SI and II E:cperirnentation, 17 February· 1953. .. ._. ' induction test::; Here run and both cspondcd excellcn tl7. In vie rr more advanced work and both Here tested on openinr; their eyes ami remaining in a controlled state. This was carried out successfully and after discussion, first tests of normal movement Here carried on. Sach individual Has able to qJen her eye::;, i·ra.lk, tallc, and move fre'3ly about the ex perimcnt~l area. Their activities were vc~J close to normal and for matter of record, it should be noted that both suhject3 are noH· approaching a point vlherc very advanced vrork can be attempted with theill. ~ simnly run on sevnral indnct~.0n tests . s11C~~~;s used as an observer during most of the - experimentation~ . t s~~ for rnatt?r of re~ot·d that bot~ ~ 1 and_~~ad been C!J.Yen a dlrcct PH com.m~ • 1 ·previous· ses'~ioh ~nd both r~spondcd precisely and exactly to -the PH as e;iven after the lapse of one week's time. :.· ' " i It.• . 1 ' •• ''.~ 't'-. I ' ' ' 1\ I ' ' •o I ' ' ,\ I
This image displays a stylistic graphic with text overlayed on a black background, featuring an illustration of a vault door on the left side. The text proclaims "THE BLACK VAULT" in large, stylized font and provides information about the origin of the document. It states the document was obtained from "The Black Vault," an online database of declassified government documents, specifically mentioning the MKULTRA/Mind Control Collection. A URL is prominently displayed at the bottom, indicating where the entire collection can be downloaded. There is no visual evidence of people, locations, equipment, handwritten annotations, signatures, official stamps, forms, diagrams, tables, redactions, or experimental procedures.
The image is a scanned document with typed text and some handwritten annotations. There are at least 8 redactions, obscuring significant portions of the text. Some redactions appear as black bars, while others are more textured. A handwritten annotation in the upper right corner reads "A/B, 3, 2/68". In the lower left corner, there is a large, handwritten "A". The document appears to be a report detailing aspects of experimentation related to "SI and II Experimentation." There are no photographs, diagrams, stamps, forms, or structured data visible.
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