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MONTAUK PROUEGT 


EXPERIMENT S- LN ee - 





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FROM THE OPRAH WINFREY SHOW OF JULY 19, 1991 


Apollo Astronaut Edgar Mitchell: “...1 do believe there 
is a lot more known about extra terrestrial investigation 
than is available to the public right now — has been for a 
long time.” 


Oprah: “And why do you think it's kept from the public?” 
Mitchell: “Well, that’s a long long story. It goes back to 


World War II when all of that happened — and highly 
classified stuff.” 





MontAUK PROUECT 


EXPERIMENTS TIME 





PRESTON B. NICHOLS 
WITH PETER MOON 


ILLUSTRATED BY NINA HELMS 


cky Looks 


N E W Y O R_ K 


The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time 

Copyright © 1992 by Preston B. Nichols and Peter Moon 
First printing, June 1992 

2nd printing, September 1992 

3rd printing, June 1993 

4th printing, April 1995 


Cover art and illustrations by Nina Helms 
Typography and book design by Creative Circle Inc. 
Editorial Consultant, Odette de La Tour 
Published by: Sky Books 

Box 769 

Westbury, New York 11590 


Printed and bound in the United States of America. All 
rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced 
in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means 
including information storage and retrieval systems with- 
out permission in writing from the publisher, except by a 
reviewer, who may quote brief passages in a review. 


DISCLAIMER The nature of this book necessitates clear statements of 
what is and what is not being purported. This story is based upon the 
memory, recollections and experiences of Preston Nichols. He has re- 
counted these events to the best of his ability. Itis up to the reader to evaluate 
their relative truth. The publisher does not assume responsibility for 
inaccuracies that may have resulted from induced trauma or misconcep- 
tions. Many names and locations have been withheld or changed to protect 
the privacy of those concerned. Lastly, nothing in this book should be 
interpreted to be an attack on the United States Government. The publisher 
and the authors believe and fully support the United States Government as 
set forth by the U.S. Constitution. The heinous activities described herein 
are considered to by perpetrated by individuals who were not acting within 
the legal bounds of the law. 


Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data 





Nichols, Preston B./ Moon, Peter 

The Montauk Project : Experiments in Time 
by Preston B. Nichols with Peter Moon 

160 pages, illustrated 

ISBN 0-9631889-0-9 
1. Occult Science 2. Time travel 3. Anomalies 
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 91-91514 


This book is dedicated to the memory 
of the crew of the U.S.S. Eldridge and to those who 
gave their life at Montauk. 


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 


Keith Allen 
Charlene Babb 
Marion Berrian 

Al Bielek 
Duncan Cameron 
Jeff Cave 
Odette de la Tour 
George R. Dickson 
John Ford & 
Long Island UFO Network 
Margaret Geiger 
Dr. Fred Goldrich 
Claude Hensley 
Betty Hughes 
Judith Pope Koteen 
Howard Metz 
John Odin 
Dillon Ridguard 
Clarence Robbins 
Lorraine Saluzzi 
Dr. Mel Sobol 
Stewart Swerdlo 
And countless others who shall 
remain nameless 


CONTENTS 





INTRODUCTION «+ 9 





GUIDE TO THE READER «+ 11 





ONE ° The Philadelphia Experiment 13 
Project 41 

EIGHT ° The "Phoenix Project" Absorbs 
"Project Rainbow" 49 

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FIFTEEN ° Encounter with the Beast 99 





SIXTEEN ° The Nature of Time 107 





SEVENTEEN °* The Montauk Base is Sealed 111 





EIGHTEEN °* Montauk Today 113 





NINETEEN °* von Neumann Alive! 115 





APPENDIX A * A Scientific Analysis of the 
Radiosonde 125 





APPENDIX B °* Wilhelm Reich 133 





APPENDIX ¢ °* Mind Control and the Persian 
Gulf War 135 





APPENDIX D °* Nikola Tesla 137 





APPENDIX E ° History of the Philadelphia 
Experiment and its 
Reconcilation with the 
Montauk Project 139 


APPENDIX F °* Quantum Levels of 
Existence 148 





APPENDIX G ° Glossary 153 


BY PETER MOON 


INTRODUCTION 


At the eastern most end of Long Island sits Montauk 
Point, known to most New Yorkers for its scenic beauty 
and landmark lighthouse. To the immediate west of the 
lighthouse, there is a mysterious and derelict Air Force 
base on the grounds of old Fort Hero. Although it was 
officially decommissioned and abandoned by the U.S. Air 
Force in 1969, it was subsequently reopened and contin- 
ued to operate without the sanction of the U.S. Government. 

The entire financing for the base is alsoa mystery. No 
funding can be traced to the military or government. 
Officials of the U.S. Government have probed for answers 
without success. 

The secrecy of the operation has prompted legends to 
thrive across Long Island. However, it is unlikely that any 
of the local people of Montauk, or those who spread the 
tales, know the full story of what actually went on there. 

A circle of insiders believe the Montauk Project was 
a development and culmination of the phenomena en- 
countered aboard the USS Eldridge in 1943. Popularly 
known as the “Philadelphia Experiment”, the ship actu- 
ally disappeared while the Navy conducted radar 
invisibility experiments. 

According to these accounts, over three decades of 
secret research and applied technology ensued. Experi- 
ments were conducted that included electronic mind 
surveillance and the control of distinct populations. The 
climax of this work was reached at Montauk Point in 1983. 


THE MONTAUK PROJECT 





It was at that point that the Montauk Project effectively 
tipped open a hole in space-time to 1943. 

Perhaps the person best qualified to tell the real 
story is Preston Nichols, an electrical engineer and 
inventor who has studied the Montauk Project for the 
better part of a decade. His interest in the project was 
spurred in part by unusual circumstances in his own life. 
He was also able to legally acquire much of the equip- 
ment that was used for the project. His continued 
investigation ultimately revealed his own role as the 
technical director of the project. Despite brainwashing 
and threats to silence him, he has survived and has 
decided it is in the best interest of all to tell his story. 


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BY PETER MOON 


GUIDE TO THE READER 


Because the subject matter of this book is controver- 
sial, we would like to offer some guidelines. 

This book is an exercise in consciousness. It is an 
invitation to view time in a new manner and expand your 
awareness of the universe. Time rules our fate and ushers 
in our death. Although we are regulated by its laws, there 
is much that we do not know about time and how it relates 
to our consciousness. Hopefully, at the very least, this 
information will broaden your horizons. 

Some of the data you will read in this book can be 
considered as “soft facts”. Soft facts are not untrue, they 
are just not backed up by irrefutable documentation. A 
“hard fact” would be documentation or hard physical 
evidence that could stand up to scrutiny. 

By the nature of the subject matter and security 
considerations, hard facts about the Montauk Project have 
been very difficult to obtain. There is also an area between 
soft and hard which can be termed “gray facts”. These 
would be very plausible but notas easily provable as a hard 
fact. 

Any serious investigation will show that a Montauk 
Project did, in fact, exist. One can also find people who 
have been experimented on in some fashion or another. 

This book is not an attempt to prove anything. The 
purpose is to get a story told that is of essential interest 
to scientific researchers, metaphysicians and citizens 
of the planet Earth. It is the story of one particular 


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individual and his circle of contacts. It is hoped that 
more individuals will come out of the closet and that 
researchers will come forth with more investigations and 
documentation. 

This work is being presented as non-fiction as it 
contains no falsehoods to the best knowledge of the 
authors. However, it can also be read as pure science 
fiction if that is more suitable to the reader. 

A short glossary has been provided in the back to 
assist with ordinary electronic terms and those of a more 
esoteric nature. Scientists who read this book should 
understand that the definitions are designed to assist the 
general reader's understanding. They are not purported to 
be the latest technical jargon. Likewise, the general reader 
Should understand that the diagrams in this book are 
included for the benefit of technical people. If one is 
interested, they can get a further understanding of those 
terms and symbols by studying the Radio Amateur's 
Handbook or a text of a similar nature. 


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CHAPTER ONE 


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THE PHILADELPHIA 
EXPERIMENT 


The origin of the Montauk Project dates back to 1943 
when radar invisibility was being researched aboard the 
USS Eldridge. As the Eldridge was stationed at the Phila- 
delphia Navy Yard, the events concerning the ship have 
commonly been referred to as the “Philadelphia Experi- 
ment”. Having been the subject of different books and a 
movie, only a quick synopsis will be given here.” 

The Philadelphia Experiment was known as the Rain- 
bow Project to those who manned and operated it. It was 
designed as a top secret project that would help end World 
War II. The forerunner of today’s stealth technology, the 
Rainbow Project was experimenting with a technique to 
make a ship invisible to enemy radar. This was done by 
creating an “electromagnetic bottle” which actually diverted 
radars waves around the ship. An “electromagnetic bottle” 
changes the entire electromagnetic field of a specific area — 
in this case, the field encompassing the USS Eldridge. 

While the objective was to simply make the ship un- 
detectable by radar, it had a totally unexpected and drastic 
side effect. It made the ship invisible to the naked eye and 


” Further information on the Philadelphia Experiment can be found in Appendix E. 


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removed it from the space-time continuum. The ship 
suddenly reappeared in Norfolk, Virginia, hundreds of 
miles away. 

The project was a success from a material standpoint, 
but it was a drastic catastrophe to the people involved. While 
the USS Eldridge “moved” from the Philadelphia Naval 
Yard to Norfolk and back again, the crew found them- 
selves in complete disorientation. They had left the physical 
universe and had no familiar surroundings to relate to. 
Upon their return to the Philadelphia Navy Yard, some 
were planted into the bulkheads of the ship itself. Those 
who survived were in a mental state of disorientation and 
absolute horror. 

The crew were subsequently discharged as “mentally 
unfit” after having spent considerable time in rehabilita- 
tion. The status of “mentally unfit” made it very convenient 
for their stories to be discredited. 

This put the Rainbow Project at a standstill. 

Although a major breakthrough had occurred, there 
was no certainty that human beings could survive further 
experimentation. It was too risky. Dr. John von Neumann, 
who headed the project, was now summoned to work on 
the Manhattan Project. This concerned the making of the 
atom bomb, which became the weapon of choice for ending 
World War II. 

Although it is not well known, vast research that 
began with the Rainbow Project was resumed in the late 
1940’s. It continued on, culminating with a hole being 
ripped through space-time at Montauk in 1983. The goal 
of this book is to give you a general understanding of the 
research and events subsequent to the Philadelphia Ex- 
periment and up to 1983 at Montauk. I will begin by telling 
you how I, Preston Nichols, stumbled across it. 


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CHAPTER TWO 


MONTAUK DISCOVERED 


In 1971, I began working for BJM", a well known 
defense contractor on Long Island. Through the years, I 
gota degree in electrical engineering and became a specialist 
in electromagnetic phenomena. I was not then aware of the 
Philadelphia Experiment or its accompanying phenomena. 

Although I was not extraordinarily interested in the 
paranormal at that time, I had obtained a grant to study 
mental telepathy and to determine whether or not it existed. 
I sought to disprove it, but I was surprised to find out that it 
did, in fact, exist. 

I began my research and found out that telepathic 
communication operated on principles that are strikingly 
similar to that of radio waves. I had discovered a wave that 
could be termed a “telepathic wave”. In some respects, it 
behaved like a radio wave. I set out to get the characteristics 
of this “telepathic wave”. I studied their wave lengths and 
other pertinent facts. I determined that while a telepathic 
wave behaves like a radio wave, it isn’t exactly a radio 
wave. Although it propagates in a similar fashion to that of 
electromagnetic waves and possesses like properties, not all 
of these fit into normal wave functions. 


" BJM is a fictitious name for the company I worked for. 


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I found all of this very exciting. I had discovered a 
whole brand new electromagnetic function that was notin 
any of the text books I’d ever seen. I wanted to learn as 
much as I could and studied all the activities that might use 
this type of function. My interest into metaphysics had 
been launched. 

I continued to research in my spare time and collabo- 
rated with different psychics to test and monitor their 
various responses. In 1974, I noticed a peculiar phenom- 
ena that was common to all of the psychics that I worked 
with. Every day, at the same hour, their minds would be 
jammed. They couldn’t think effectively. Suspecting that 
the interference was caused by an electronic signal, I used 
my radio equipment and correlated what came on over the 
air waves at the times the psychics were non-functional. 
Whenever a 410-420 MHz (Megahertz) cycle appeared on 
the air, they were jammed. When the 410-420 MHz cycle 
was off, the psychics would open back up after about 
twenty minutes. It was obvious that this signal was greatly 
impeding the ability of the psychics. 

I decided to trace this signal. Placing a modified TV 
antenna on the roof of my car, I grabbed a VHF receiver 
and set out looking for the source of it. I tracked it right to 
Montauk Point. It was coming directly from a red and 
white radar antenna on the Air Force base. 

At first, I thought that this signal might have been 
generated accidentally. I checked around and found out 
that the base was still active. Unfortunately, security was 
tight and the guards wouldn’t give any useful information. 
They said that the radar was for a project run by the FAA. 
I couldn’t press the point beyond that. In fact, their 
statement didn’t make a lot of sense. This was a World 
War II radar defense system known as “Sage Radar”. It 
was totally antiquated, and there is not any known reason 


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why the FAA would need such a system. I didn’t believe 
them but couldn’t help being intrigued. Unfortunately, I 
had hit a dead end. 

I continued my psychic research, but didn’t get any- 
where on the investigation of the Montauk antenna until 
1984, when a friend of mine called. He told me the place 
was now abandoned, and that I should go out there and 
check it out. I did. It was indeed abandoned, with debris 
Strewn everywhere. I saw a fire extinguisher left amidst 
many Scattered papers. The gate was opened as were the 
windows and doors of the buildings. This is not the way 
the military normally leaves a base. 

I strolled around. The first thing that caught my eye 
was the high voltage equipment. I was very interested as 
it was a radio engineer’s delight. Iam a collector of ham 
gear and radio equipment, and I wanted to buy it. I figured 
it would be available cheap if I made the proper arrange- 
ments through the Surplus Disposal Agency in Michigan. 

After examining all the equipment, I contacted the 
disposal agency and spoke to a friendly lady. I told her what 
I wanted, and she told me she would see what could be done. 
It appeared to be abandoned material and looked like a scrap 
contract. If this was so, I’d be able to take what I wanted. 
Unfortunately, I didn’t hear from her so I called her back 
three weeks later. She informed me that there had not been 
any success with tracing the equipment. They couldn’t find 
out who owned it. Neither the military or the GSA (General 
Services Administration) claimed to know anything about it. 
Fortunately, the Surplus Disposal Agency said they would 
continue to track the matter further. After another week or 
two went by, I called her back. She said she'd turn me over 
to a John Smith (fictitious name), located at a military 
overseas terminal in Bayonne, New Jersey. 

“Talk to him and he’ll set something up,” she said. 


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“We like to keep our customers satisfied.” 

I met John Smith. He didn’t want to discuss anything 
on the phone. He said that no one officially admitted to 
owning that equipment. As far they were concerned, the 
equipment was abandoned and I could go in and take 
whatever I wanted. He gave me a piece of paper which 
appeared to be official and said to show it to anyone who 
might question my presence in the area. It was not an 
official document nor was it registered with anybody, but 
he assured me that it would keep the police off my back. 
He also referred me to the caretaker of the Montauk Air 
Force Base who would show me around. 


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CHAPTER THREE 


A VISIT TO MONTAUK 


I was out at the base within the week. There I met the 
caretaker, Mr. Anderson. He was very helpful. He told me 
to be careful and showed me where things were so that I 
wouldn’t fall through the floor and that type of thing. He 
said I was welcome to take anything I could this trip, but 
ifhe ever saw me out there again, he’d have to kick me out. 
His job, after all, was to keep people off the base. He 
realized that the permission I had was semi-official at best. 
He was also kind enough to tell me that he went out for a 
drink every evening at 7 P.M.. 

I had taken the trip to Montauk with a fellow named 
Brian. Brian was a psychic who had helped me with my 
research. As we foraged around the base, we went in two 
different directions. I went into a building and saw a man 
who appeared to be homeless. He told me that he had been 
living in the building ever since the base was abandoned. 
He also said that there had been a big experiment a year 
earlier and that everything had gone crazy. Apparently, 
he’d never gotten over it himself. 

In fact, the man recognized me, but I had no idea who 
he was or what he was talking about. I did listen to his 
story. He said he had been a technician at the base and that 


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he’d been AWOL. He had deserted the project just before the 
base had been abandoned. He spoke about a big beast 
appearing and frightening everyone away. He told mea lot 
about the technical details of the machinery and how things 
worked. He also said something that was very strange. He 
told me that he remembered me well. In fact, I had been his 
boss on the project. Of course, I thought it was pure nonsense. 

I didn’t know then that there was any truth to his 
story. This was just the beginning of my discovery that the 
Montauk Project was real. 

I left the man and found Brian. He was complaining 
that things weren’t right and that he was feeling some very 
funny vibrations. I decided to ask him for a psychic 
reading right there. His reading was strangely similar to 
what the homeless man had just told me. He spoke of 
irregular weather patterns, mind control and a vicious 
beast. He mentioned animals being affected, crashing 
through windows. Mind control was a main focus of 
Brian’s reading. 

The reading was interesting, but we were there to cart 
out the equipment. Much of it was heavy and we weren’t 
allowed to bring a vehicle right onto the base. We had to 
back pack it. I was thus able to acquire much of the 
equipment left behind from the Montauk Project. 

A few weeks later, I was surprised by a visitor who 
barged into my lab. He came straight to the lab, which was 
in back of the house. He didn’t ring the door bell or 
anything. He claimed to know me and said that I had been 
his boss. He went on to explain many of the technical 
details of the Montauk Project. His story corroborated 
what psychics and the homeless man had told me. I didn’t 
recognize him but listened to all he had to say. 


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I was sure that something had gone on at the Montauk 
base, but I didn’t know what. My personal involvement 
was evident, but I still didn’t consider it very seriously. I 
was, however, puzzled by different people recognizing 
me. I had to make it my business to investigate Montauk. 
So, I went out and camped on the beach for a week or so. 
I went to bars and asked the locals for stories about the 
base. I talked to people on the beach, on the street, 
wherever | could find them. I asked all about the strange 
activities that were purported to have occurred. 

Six different people said that it had snowed in the 
middle of August. There were listings of hurricane force 
winds that came out of nowhere. Thunder storms, lightning 
and hail were also reported under unusual circumstances. 
They would appear when previously there had been no 
meteorological evidence to expect such. 

There were other unusual stories besides the weather. 
These included stories of animals coming into the town en 
masse and sometimes crashing through the windows. By 
this time, I had taken different psychics out to the base. 
The stories confirmed what psychics had been able to 
determine through their own sensitivity. 

I finally got the idea to speak to the Chief of Police 
who also informed me of strange happenings. For ex- 
ample, crimes would be committed in a two hour period. 
Then, all of asudden, nothing. Keep in mind that Montauk 
is a very small town. After the quiet, another two hour 
period of crimes would occur. Teens were also reported to 
suddenly group en masse for two hours, then mysteriously 
separate and go their own ways. The Chief couldn’t account 
for it, but his statements lined up perfectly with what the 
psychics had indicated about mind control experiments. 


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I had collected some really bizarre information, but I 
didn’t have many answers. I was, however becoming very 
suspicious. I had often travelled to Ham-fests, (where Ham 
radio equipment is bought and sold) and there more people 
would recognize me. I had no idea who they were, but I 
would talk to them and ask them about Montauk. As I did, 
more information came, but everything was still a big 
puzzle. 





MONTAUK AIR FORCE BASE 


An overview, looking north. The computer control center 
is to the right. Just behind that is an office building. The round 
building to the left is a radar building that was also used for storage. 


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RADAR REFLECTOR 


Above is the huge radar reflector that sits atop the transmitter 
building at the Montauk Air Force Base. Nearly as long as a football 
field, it was used in the early experiment to beam 
mood control functions. 


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CHAPTER FOUR 


DUNCAN ARRIVES 


In November of '84, another man appeared at my lab 
door. His name was Duncan Cameron. He had a piece of 
audio equipment, and he wanted to know if I could help 
him with it. He quickly became absorbed in the group of 
psychics I had working with me at the time. This endeavor 
was a continuation of my original line of research. Duncan 
showed a keen aptitude for such work and was extremely 
enthusiastic. I thought he was too good to be true and 
became suspicious of him. My assistant, Brian, felt the 
same. He didn't like Duncan's sudden involvement and 
decided to go his own way. 

At one point, I surprised Duncan by telling him that 
I would be taking him some place to see if he recognized 
it. [drove him to the Montauk Air Force Base. He not only 
recognized it, he told me what the purpose was for each of 
the various buildings. He knew exactly where the bulletin 
board in the mess hall was and many other such minute 
details. Obviously, he had been there before. He knew the 
place like the back of his hand. He provided new informa- 
tion about the nature of the base and what his own function 
had been. Duncan’s input dovetailed very nicely with the 
previous data I had collected. 

When Duncan entered the transmitter building, he 


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suddenly went into a trance and began spitting out infor- 
mation. This was curious, but I had to shake him repeatedly 
to break him out of it. When I brought him back to the lab, 
I applied techniques that I’d learned to help Duncan 
unblock his memories. Layers of programming were now 
coming out of Duncan. A lot of information concerned the 
Montauk Project. 

Many different things were revealed, until finally a 
shocking program came straight to the awareness of 
Duncan’s conscious mind. He blurted out that he had been 
programmed to come to my place, befriend me and, then, 
kill me and blow up the entire lab. All my work would be 
totally destroyed. Duncan appeared to be more outraged at 
all this than I was. He swore that he would no longer help 
those who had programmed him, and he has worked with 
me ever since. 

Further work with Duncan revealed even more bi- 
zarre information. He had been involved in the Philadelphia 
Experiment! He said that he and his brother Edward had 
served aboard the Eldridge as members of the crew.” 

A lot of things surfaced as a result of my work with 
Duncan. I started to remember things about the Montauk 
Project and was now certain I’d been involved. I just 
didn’t know how or why. The puzzle was slowly clearing 
up. I found Duncan to be an extremely operational psychic 
and through him I was able to confirm new information. 


"An account of Duncan’s role in the Philadelphia Experiment is in the book 
The Philadelphia Experiment & Other UFO Conspiracies by Brad Steiger 
with Al Bielek and Sherry Hanson Steiger. 


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CHAPTER FIVE 


A CONSPIRACY REVEALED 


I visited Montauk many more times, often with 
different people who had been involved. A small group of 
us began to realize that we had stumbled across one of the 
highest security projects the country had ever known. We 
figured that we had better do something fast with this new 
found knowledge. If we didn’t, we might end up dead. 

As a group, we decided action had to be taken. We 
weren’t sure exactly what to do, so we sat around and 
discussed it. What was the best thing to do? Publish it? 
Immediately? We talked about it extensively. In July of 
1986, we decided that I should go to the United States 
Psychotronics Association (USPA) in Chicago and talk 
about it. I did, and it created an uproar. Word got around 
fast to those who didn’t want the Montauk story to be 
revealed. Suddenly, here I was, giving an unannounced 
lecture. The information got out to hundreds of people, 
and it helped our safety considerably. We couldn’t be 
swept under the rug without creating a public furor. To this 
day, I still appreciate the open forum and free speech that 
the USPA provided me. 

Now, we decided to feed the information to the 
federal government. One of my associates knew the nephew 
of a senior senator from the Southwest. The nephew, who 
we will call Lenny, worked for the Senator. We gave the 


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information to Lenny, who passed it to his uncle. This 
information included pictures of the orders given to the 
different military personnel, which we had found strewn 
about the base. 

The Senator did a personal investigation and verified 
that military technicians had in fact been assigned to the 
base. The Senator also discovered that the base was decom- 
missioned, derelict and mothballed since 1969. Having 
served his country as an Air Force general, he was particu- 
larly interested to know why Air Force personnel were 
working on a derelict base. And, where did the money 
come from to open up the base and run it? 

After they did their own investigation and saw the 
pictures and documents we supplied them, there was no 
question that the base had been active. They verified that 
Fort Hero (which is the name of the original World War I 
base that surrounds the entire area of the Air Force base) 
and Montauk were indeed derelict and were simply listed 
as property held by the General Services Administration 
since 1970. 

The Senator got very involved and travelled to Long 
Island to find out what he could about the Montauk Air 
Force Base. He was not greeted with enthusiastic coopera- 
tion despite having very impressive personal credentials. 
People reported seeing him looking through the fences 
and trying to find out what was going on. He visited me 
and told me to Keep quiet about it as speaking out any 
further could jeopardize his investigation. That is why I 
have kept this story quiet until now. 

When the Senator completed his investigation, he 
couldn’t find any trace of government funding, no appro- 
priations, no oversight committees and no payments. He 
eventually retired due to advancing age, but I have since 
been informed by Lenny that he sees no problem with my 
story being published. He also said that the Senator 1s still 
in the picture and that the investigation had been reopened. 


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1 community shares a common feeling of thankfulness ove 


1. PRAYER MEETING: The praye 
Praynor will not be conducted. 
Station and each member of the loca 
the conclusion of this issue. [CC/211} 


2 CHECK CASHING FOR TDY PERSONNEL: If you are here TDY and unable to cash a check due to 
closure of BX and other station facilities, please contact the First Sergeant. {[CC/211] 


3. BARBER SERVICE: 26 January 1981 will be the last day the barber will visit the site. 
[CCF/294] 


4. ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL: Due to lack of participation, the commissary run to Mitchell 
Field on 24 Jan 81 has been cancelled. {[LGT/262] 


9. ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL: Anyone who purchased items through the unit fund auction are 
advised that the items will be available for pick up on Friday, 23 Jan 81, between 0900 and 


1100. Items must be paid for at the time of pick up. This will b 
et 
up of these items. [LGT/262] he last chance for pick 


6. SURF & TURF: Will be served on 23 Januar ini 
Y 1981 a j i 
time that Surf & Turf will be served at the dining a penn hee iets pet go 


of January (Friday) and enjoy it. [SVP/249} , SO come to the dining hall on the 23rd 


become ope i . F 
i have full Operati perational this Morning at 0900, 


onal responsibili i 

: for Monta llity until tomorrow 2 

will be for the operations section « : uk operations to go into standby stat oe 

port. Normal base operator inane ny. All Other sections Must continue ae ony, 

@re encountered in the operations alerting procedures will Continue Ea eer ica Sup~ 

; ‘ ' . no 7 

until 1 Feb, when Montauk APs will : + this "operations standby" cae 
111 continue 

SER 5 100/217) 


tion wil 
noon. At that time it is Planned 


YX operati 
OFFICIAL onal purp 


MILES O. MART] 


N, Maj 
Commander ajor, USAF 


~EON F. PEARSALL, MSgt, 


USAF 
Chief of Administration 


R FORCE ORDERS ; 
The orders above and on the following pages were ee ~ 
out the base during an authorized visit. They es 
the base was indeed active and included military personne). as 
Names on some of the documents have been blanked out to prote 
the privacy of the particular individuals concerned. 


A\ 


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FIRE 222 “CRIME STOP _ 
FIRE LOCATION INFORMATION Dial 6 SECURLTY POLICE (Duty Hours) 213 
MEDICS (Duty hours) 242 MEDICS (Non-duty hours) 274 

























ALTERNATIVES CRISIS LINE 283-4440 EMERGENCY REPOKTING LINE 668-2700 
AUXILIARY CHAPLAINS 475-7406 
Father Traynor bOB-2200 Reverend Delamain ZISXBHBR 





NUMBER; 53 





DATE; 31 December 1980 








OFFICIAL 


.L. BASE CLOSURE: An Air Force radar evaluation team will be at the Riverhead FAA site from 

7 Jan to 19 Jan 81. This is a 12-man team which will complete an evaluation of the technical 
capability of the site, Three members of this team will go to 21 Air Division to evaluate the 
data from there during the period 15 to 22 Jan. This information came from 21AD/DOK. There 

is clearly a point for us to consider in this schedule. We are not going to know for sure if 

we will close on 31 January or not until the last day or two. We must plan for the closure 
because that is what our orders tell us to do. However, we cannot overlook the possibility 

that it may be necessary to operate for an additional short period. At least it would be wise 
to make some plans for this possibility. At the regular staff meeting on 8 Jan 81, everyone 
should be prepared to discuss these two courses of action, i.e. (a) Close on 31 Jan; (b) A 

short extension (assume 30-days). If you do not normally attend staff meeting but have a problen 
Supporting either of these positions, then be sure your supervisor is aware of the problem now - 
not on 1 Feb 81. Section heads will also come prepared to recommend a departure date for each 
individual he supervises. This recommended date must: (a) be coordinated with the individual; 
(b) consider the section workload after closure; (c) consider individual's desired leave plus 
travel and Report NLT date; (d) be the actual depart from Montauk date, so consider out proces- 
sing time; (e) consider 31 Jan for a firm closure date for this purpose. [CC/211] 


2. ALL SUPERVISORS: Please review blank forms you will need for cease operations and inactiva- 
tion, Be sure you have enough on hand. Closure day may be too late to get more. We all did 
this sometime ago - but that was sometime ago. Also, review the PAD (Closure Document). If 

you have any questions or see any potential problems, please let me know about them. The more 
we can fix now, the fewer glitches we will have later. A close scrutiny is vital as a lot of 
oid heads are gone ~ it could be your problem now. [SMS Scott/PAD Monitor/246/247] 


3. CHAPLAIN'S SCHEDULE: Chaplain Hess will arrive on station on 7 Jan 81 and will depart on 
= Jan 81. Anyone desiring to talk with him should call 294 and make an appointment. [CCF/294] 


4. BASE EXCHANGE will be closed on Thursday, 1 Jan 81, for New Year's Day. The BX will be 
open for regular business on Friday, 2 Jan 81. [SVE/668-5655} 


5. SEALED BID AUCTION: Correct minimum bid for remote starter or Creeper is FIFTY CENTS. 
{SMS Scott/246/247] 


6. ROLLER SKATING is not authorized in the gym. The tennis court may be used for this purpce 
'CC/211] 


7. ATTENTION ALL SECTIONS: There is no need to establish the 1981 files, providing we clo 
on 31 January 81 as scheduled. However, should we remain in business for a longer period, 
through 31 March, then limited action might have to be accomplished at that time. Recomme 
coordination on all actions with the DM. In any event, files must be safeguarded to preve 
accidental destruction and/or loss. Continue to file documentation in present files. Ad 
ionally, we will not have to prepare and submit the annual documentation management repor 


above action was coordinated between the DM, this unit, and 21AD/DAD, documentation mana 
°OM/29 2) 


8. CHAPLAIN'S COFFEE: 9 January 1981, at 0900 at the Dining Hall. [CCF/294]} 


CFFICIAL MILES O. MARTIN, Major, USAF 


; 4, rd Fs Commander 


ECWARD F. KE Y 
Asst Chief of Administration 
INFORMATION 


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SHIPMENT OF UNACCOMPANIEO BAGGAGE TO A DESIGNATED LOCATION AND SUBSE OUENT SHIPMENT 
TO THE MEMBER'S GVERSEA OUTY STATION 


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CHAPTER SIX 


"PROJECT MOONBEAM" 


While the Senator was searching for paper trails that 
might reveal the secrets at Montauk, I knew that they 
would not solve my personal mysteries one bit. I had been 
recognized by people I didn’t know, and it was obvious 
that I had severe memory blocks. What made things so 
hard to reconcile was that I had a full set of “normal” 
memories which told me where I had been. 

My memory improved while working with Duncan, 
and I eventually realized that I must have been existing on 
two separate time tracks. As bizarre as it may sound, it was 
the only sensible explanation under the circumstances. 

As my memory was still largely blocked, there were 
three avenues of approach to the problem. First, I could 
simply try to remember the other time track, through 
regression or hypnosis. This proved to be very difficult for 
me and was virtually of no use. Secondly, I could look for 
clues and hints (in our normal time track) that the other 
time track did, in fact, exist. Thirdly, I could try to find the 
answers through technology. This would include theories 
of how the other time track was created and how I ended 
up on it. 

The third approach was easiest. I am told that many 
people might find this very confusing, but I was familiar 
with the theories of the Philadelphia Experiment and was 


Bis) 


THE MONTAUK PROJECT 


not intimidated by physics or electromagnetics. I found 
it plausible. The second approach also proved extremely 
helpful, but clues were hard to come by. 

It was now 1989. I started to roam around the plant at 
BJM, where I was still working. I would talk to different 
people and dredge up what information I could without 
trying to appear suspicious. I would also walk around and 
just sense my own personal gut reaction to the different 
places in the plant. 

I became particularly irritated when I would come to 
a certain room. My innards would just churn. I sensed very 
strongly that there was something in that room that was 
disturbing me. I had to investigate it. I rang the doorbell 
and was told that I couldn’t come in. It was a high security 
area. Reportedly, only ten people at the plant had the 
proper clearance to be in that room. 

I found that virtually no one knew anything about it. 
Finally, I did find two people who’d been in there, but they 
said they couldn’t tell me anything. One of them must have 
turned me in, because the security personnel visited me 
shortly thereafter. It was time to lay low for a while. 

About a year after my futile investigation, the room 
was totally cleared out. The doors were open and anyone 
could walk right in. It was obvious that there had been all 
sorts of equipment. Dirt markings revealed that four round 
things had stood on the floor. I presumed they were coil 
structures. It was clear that there had been aconsole. There 
was also a huge power line that still ran into the room. The 
entire place gave me the creeps, but I was driven to find all 
I could. 

I discovered an elevator in the back of the room. I got 
in and found only two buttons: Main Floor and Sub Floor. 
There was also a numbered key pad. I pushed the button 
for Sub Floor and tried to go down, but the elevator would 


34 


"PROJECT MOONBEAM" 


only go so far. I heard a voice that told me to punch in the 
proper coded numbers on the key pad. I didn’t have the 
code and a beeping noise went off for about thirty seconds. 
Security was alerted. I had hit another dead end. 

I wasn’t scoring any points with security, and it was 
time to lay low once again. I began to think of how I could 
show that something very unusual was going on. 

I also recalled earlier strange experiences that had 
occurred while working at BJM. There was a period when, 
all of a sudden, a band-aid would appear on my hand. It 
hadn’t been there fifteen minutes ago! I couldn’t remem- 
ber putting it on. This happened more than a few times. 

One day, I had been sitting at my desk and my hand 
suddenly started to ache. The back of the hand was sore, 
and there was a band aid on it. I absolutely knew that I had 
not put that band aid on nor had I had it put on. I became 
very suspicious. I got up and went down to the nurse. 

I said to her, “This may sound wacky, but was I in here 
for a band-aid?” 

“No, you weren’t in here,” she told me. 

I asked her where I’d gotten it and she said, “You 
must’ve gotten it from one of the first aid kits. Don’t you 
remember?” 

“T’m just trying to figure it out,” Isaid, and I walked out. 

I thought in my mind, “I’m not going to get a band-aid 
at BJM except from the company nurse.” I wanted a 
record, so I made a conviction that I would never use a 
first aid kit. 

I eventually remembered the reason I had sustained 
sO many injuries to my hands. In my alternate reality, I 
frequently had to move different equipment. I was just 
about the only one who could move it as most people 
would go wacky when they’d get near it. For some reason, 
it didn’t seem to bother me. But it was heavy and hard to 


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THE MONTAUK PROJECT 





maneuver. With no one to assist me, bruised hands and 
band-aids became a regular occurrence. 

I kept to my conviction not to use any band-aids from 
first aid kits. I continued to check with the nurse when they 
appeared, and the records indicated I’d never been to her. 

As this was an irregularity, she must have reported it 
to security. They visited me and said, “Why are you asking 
about band-aids, Mr. Nichols?” I knew better than to 
pursue that anymore. 

Recalling these experiences with the band-aids helped 
spur my memory back to 1978. I remembered sitting at my 
work bench one day. All of a sudden, I smelled the scent 
of burning transformers. It was pungent, like the smell of 
burning tar. It came and disappeared very fast. This 
happened at 9:00 o’clock in the morning. The rest of the 
day continued as normal until 4:00 o’clock in the after- 
noon when the whole plant began to smell like putrid 
smoke from burning transformers. 

I thought to myself, “That’s the same smell I smelled 
at 9:00 o’clock this morning”. But now it occurred to me 
that the event probably hadn’t happened at the time I had 
thought. You can’t burn up a transformer and have the 
smell disappear as fast as it had that morning. 

Many more events of this nature had occurred. Each 
puzzle tended to confuse the general issue. Streams of 
unfamiliar people continued to recognize me. I began to 
get executive mail that would normally be for the vice 
president of a company. For instance, I would be asked to 
come to a conference concerning patents. I didn’t know 
what they were talking about. I was also called to meetings 
with a certain executive. He always appeared very agi- 
tated whenever we spoke. 

Most of the inquiries I received from these people 
were about the Moonbeam Project. I didn’t know what it 


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"PROJECT MOONBEAM" 


was. But one day, I had an intuitive urge. The basement of 
the BJM building in Melville had avery high security area. 
Consciously, I had no clearance to be in that area, but I 
walked in anyway. Normally, when you walk from one 
security area to another, you must hand the guard your 
badge and he gives you another badge (with a different 
designation). This permits you to walk in the secure area. 
I simply went in and gave him my badge from the lesser 
security area, and what do you know? He gave me a badge 
with my name on it! I’d had a hunch and it worked. 

I walked around and let the churning of my gut 
determine what direction I should go in. I ended up ina 
posh mahogany paneled office. There was a large desk 
with a name plate on it that read, “Preston B. Nichols, 
Assistant Project Director”. This was the first tangible 
physical proof] had that something out of the ordinary was 
definitely occurring. I sat at the desk and looked through 
all the papers. It was impossible to take the papers out of 
the place as I knew I would be searched very thoroughly 
on my way out of this high security area. So, I committed 
everything Isaw to memory, to the best of my ability. I had 
an entire second career here that I knew almost nothing 
about! [can’t even talk about most of it. It is top secret. I’m 
bound not to mention it for thirty years because of an 
agreement I signed when I went to work for BJM. How- 
ever, I didn’t sign a single thing regarding the activities of 
the Montauk Project. 

Sifting through the material, I spent about six hours 
in my newly discovered office. Then, I decided I’d 
better get back to my regular job before the day was 
through. I handed back my badge and walked out. A 
couple of days went by before I decided it was time to 
go back and check things out again. Once more, I 
handed the guard my badge, but this time he didn’t give 


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THE MONTAUK PROJECT 


me anything back. He said, “By the way, Mr. Roberts 
(fictitious name) wants to talk to you.” 

A man, Mr. Roberts, came out of an office that had 
“Project Director” written on it. He looked at me and said, 
“What do you want to come in here for, sir?” 

“To get to my other desk,” I replied. 

He said, “You don’t have any other desk here.” 

I pointed to the office where my desk had been. But 
as I entered the room with the Project Director, I found it 
to be gone. In the couple of days since I’d been there, they 
had removed every trace of myself from the room. 

Somebody must have realized that I had visited my 
office when I wasn’t supposed to. I had entered in an 
ordinary state of mind which was not to their liking. They 
apparently had not turned on the program (switching me 
to an alternate reality) for that particular day and must 
have been wondering why I’d shown up. They must have 
concluded that the process was leaking and that I was 
some how able to remember my alternate existence. As a 
result, they stopped everything. I was pulled aside through 
security channels and was told that if I breathed a word of 
what I thought I’d seen, I’d be locked up in jail and the key 
thrown away. 

I tried to think of other strange incidents that had 
occurred. I’d kept a suspicious eye and had been investi- 
gating it for years. | was now sure that I had been 
experiencing two separate existences. How the hell 
had I been at Montauk and working at BJM, apparently 
during the same time period? I had already arrived at the 
conclusion that I must have been working two jobs simul- 
taneously because there was a period of time when I’d 
come home and be totally exhausted. 

At this point, all of what you’ve read was one huge 
confused mess in my mind. I knew that I’d been working 


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"PROJECT MOONBEAM" 


on two separate time lines or maybe more. In fact, I’d 
discovered quite a bit, but it was more confused than clear. 
I was, however, able to make a major breakthrough in 
1990. I had begun constructing a Delta T’ antenna on the 
roof of my laboratory. One day, I was sitting on the roof 
and soldering all the loops together into the relay boxes 
(which relay the signals from the antenna downstairs to 
the lab). Apparently, as I sat there and held the wires 
together to solder them, the time functions were causing 
my mind to shift. The more soldering I did, the more I 
became aware. Then, one day - bang! - the whole memory 
line blew open for me. All I could figure was that the Delta 
T antenna was storing up time flux waves as I was 
connecting it together. It just kept pushing my mind a little 
bit with regard to the time reference. The antenna was 
stressing time (bending it) and enough bend was created 
so that I was subconsciously in two time lines. This was 
my memory breakthrough. 

Whatever the explanation, I was very pleased to have 
regained so much of my memory. I also believe my theory 
about the Delta T antenna is correct because the more time 
I spent working on the antenna, the more memories came 
back. By early June of 1990, all my key memories had 
come back. 

In July, I was laid off. Subsequent to my firing, all of 
my close connections were removed as well. After having 
worked at BJM for the better part of two decades, I no 
longer had any links or friends to the company. My 
information sources had been effectively severed. 

You now have a general idea of the circumstances 


* A Delta T antenna is an octahedronal antenna structure that can shift time zones. 
It is designed to bend time. Delta T = Delta Time. Delta is used in science to show 
change and “Delta T” would refer to a change in time. More about the nature of 
this antenna will be covered later in the book. 


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THE MONTAUK PROJECT 


whereby I regained my memory. The next part of the book 
will contain the history of the Montauk Project that in- 
cludes a general description of the technology involved. It 
is based upon my own memories and the information that 
has been shared with me by my various colleagues in- 
volved with the Montauk Project. 


40 


CHAPTER SEVEN 


7 


WILHELM REICH AND THE 
PHOENIX PROJECT 


The U.S. Government began a weather control project 
in the late 1940’s under the code name “Phoenix”. The 
information and technology for this came from Dr. Wilhelm 
Reich, an Austrian scientist who had studied with Freud 
and Carl Jung. 

Reich was an extremely brilliant man but highly 
controversial. Although he experimented extensively and 
wrote many volumes, few of his critics have taken an 
honest look at all of his research because much of it is not 
available. Part of this can be attributed to the Food and 
Drug Administration who supervised a massive book 
burning of all his available materials and also destroyed 
much of his laboratory equipment. 

Reich was known in part for his discovery of “orgone” 
energy, which is orgasmic or life energy. His experiments 
revealed orgone energy to be distinctly different from 
ordinary electromagnetic energy. He was able to prove the 
existence of this energy in the laboratory. His findings 
were written up in various psychiatric and medical jour- 
nals of the period. The discovery of a type of energy called 
“orgone” was not so controversial. It became very con- 
troversial with the powers at be when he reported curing 


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cancer with his theories. He also associated “orgone” 
energy with “cosmic energy” and the Newtonian concept 
of “the ether”. None of these views won him support from 
conventional scientists of the 1940's. 

At the turn of the century, scientists had embraced the 
Newtonian “ether”. This referred to a hypothetical invis- 
ible substance that was postulated to pervade all space and 
Serve as a medium for light and radiant energy. Einstein, 
who embraced the theory in his early years, eventually 
determined that there could not be acalm ether sea through 
which matter moves. Not all physicists bought Einstein’s 
argument, but Reich didn’t disagree. He pointed out that 
Einstein disproved the concept of a static ether. Reich 
considered the ether to be wave-like in nature and not 
Static at all. 

Conventional scientists have since recognized the 
existence of phenomena that are a cross between particles 
and waves. They are sometimes referred to as “wavicles”. 
Common research has also shown that vacuum space 
contains complex properties that are dynamic in nature. 

Although it is not my cause to take up the case of 
Reich, his concept of the ether has proven itself functional 
in my research. It does not matter whether we are actually 
referring to “wavicles” or even more esoteric phenomena 
when we talk about the ether. It is the word that Reich 
used, and it is easier for me to use in describing this for the 
general public. The reader is invited to read up on Reich 
as his work is vast and encompasses much more than can 
be covered in the scope of this book. 

For instance, he found practical uses for his theories 
such as modifying the weather. He found that violent 
storms accumulate “dead orgone”, which he termed 
“DOR”. Dead orgone refers to the accumulation of “dead 
energy” or energy that is on a descending spiral. Orgone 


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and DOR were found to be present not only in biological 
organisms but in empty regions of the environment as 
well. An active and enthusiastic go-getter would be con- 
sidered to have plenty of orgone energy, whereas a 
complaining hypochondriac who wanted to die would 
have DOR energy. 

For example, he found that the more DOR in the 
storm system, the more violent the storm. He experi- 
mented with many forms of DOR busting, and came up 
with a simple electromagnetic method to reduce the vio- 
lence of storms. In the late 1940’s, Reich contacted the 
government and told them he had developed technology 
that could take the violence out of storms. Despite what 
disinformation you may hear, the government already 
knew what Reich could do and considered him a brilliant 
man. They asked for his prototypes and he was happy to 
oblige since he wasn’t interested in the mechanical devel- 
opment, just the research. 

At this point, the government’s technology team 
merged Reich’s discoveries with their own weather moni- 
tors and produced what is known today as the “radiosonde”. 

The government’s contribution to the radiosonde 
dates back to the “airborne metrograph"’ of the 1920’s. 
This was a mechanical device that recorded temperature, 
humidity and pressure. It was sent up in a parachute 
balloon and recorded information on a paper tape. The 
balloon was designed to burst so that the parachute would 
bring the metrograph back to Earth. The public were 
encouraged to retrieve them for a $5 reward, which was 
considerably more money in those days. This was how the 
government obtained data on the weather. 

As these devices were returned via the mail, the time 


" The word "metrograph" is more clearly defined if you understand that “metro” 
signifies that it was a meteorological device and that “graph” means to write. 


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that elapsed before the recorded information could be read 
was much too long. 

Inthe late 1930’s, anew device was designed that was 
called a “radio metrograph”. This was similar to the 
airborne metrograph except that it contained electrical 
sensors. These sensors were connected to a transmitter 
that would transmit to a receiver on the ground. 

The radio metrograph was the state-of-the-art weather 
device when Wilhelm Reich contacted the government in 
the late 1940’s. He gave them a little balsa wood package 
that could be sent up in a balloon. According to witnesses, 
approaching thunderstorms actually split up and went 
around the test site on Long Island. 

The government combined the technology of the 
radio metrographs with Reich’s DOR busting device and 
called it the “radiosonde”. It was developed until consis- 
tent effects on the weather could be reproduced. 

By the 1950’s, radiosondes were being sent into the 
air en masse at a rate of about 200 per day. 

Since these radiosondes were sent up in balloons, 
they would not come down hard enough to self destruct 
upon impact. The public would find them, and it would be 
impossible to keep the actual units secret enough without 
arousing suspicion. They publicized the apparent purpose 
of recording weather data, which uninformed examina- 
tion would back up. The real purpose is not that obvious. 
If someone tuned into one of these packages, the signal 
would not appear unusual when normal radio equipment 
was used. So far so good! 

They showed the public a data receiving station; set 
up to receive the inaccurate and unusable data. A small 
production run of this receiving equipment was produced. 

There were literally hundreds of these radiosondes in 
the air every day. With the radio range being limited to 100 


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miles, there should have been a “pile” of receivers known 
as radiosonde receptors and they should have been very 
common. AsI ama surplus radio collector “nut”, it is quite 
strange that I have never seen a radiosonde receptor or the 
equipment that should accompany one. It is very unusual 
to have a data transmitter (in this case, the radiosonde) 
with no receiver to pick it up. This indicates that the 
Government didn’t use the receivers! 

My next clue was to look at the specification sheet for 
the radiosonde tube which emphatically states that the life 
expectancy is only a few hours (see page 48). Despite this, 
Ihave had a tube on the air for over 2,000 hours, and at this 
time have built over twenty such units with only one 
failure. This is a good industrial failure rate but is a major 
red flag. My only explanation is that if some local amateur 
radio operator finds or buys a radiosonde on the surplus 
market, he will read the data, get misled and not bother 
building a circuit that will run for “only a few hours”. He 
will use another tube. 

It appears that the Government does not want the 
public to use these tubes and find something unusual and 
thus blow their secret. This is why misinformation in the 
spec sheet preserves the secret. In fact, they are not telling 
a lie because the battery pack was designed so that the tube 
would burn out after three hours or so. This is caused by 
back bombardment of the cathode, which would cool 
slowly and then destruct. 

By the time these radiosondes hit the ground, they 
were dead. This way the public, who were encouraged to 
return them, wouldn’t be able to pick up live units. If there 
was no secrecy involved here, why would the government 
design a battery to burn out a costly tube that would have 
tobe replaced after a very short usage? More disinformation 
was accomplished by packing the sensors in sealed vials, 


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which implies that upon exposure to the air, the sensors are 
short lived. Because of these precautions, the secret was 
maintained for over forty years, which is excellent security. 

Upon further examination of the radiosonde and its 
circuitry, I discovered that the temperature and humidity 
registers in the radiosonde didn’t work. Not any of them! 

The temperature sensor was useless for recording the 
temperature, but it did have a function.”* It acted asa DOR 
antenna while the humidity sensor acted as an orgone 
antenna. If DOR was sensed by the antenna, the transmit- 
ter would be broadcast out of phase and bust up the DOR 
and take the violence out of a storm. Conversely, transmit- 
ting in phase would cause the DOR to build up. 

The humidity sensor had the same effect with orgone 
energy. Transmitting in phase would build up the orgone 
energy and transmitting out of phase would reduce it. 

The radiosonde also contained a pressure element that 
would act as a switch signal and would maintain either DOR 
or orgone. This was how they built up the orgone energy. 

The transmitter consisted of two oscillators. One was 
a carrier oscillator, which runs at 403 MHz. The other ran 
at 7 MHz and is a relaxation oscillator. This one would 
pulse on and off depending on what was encountered. 
Somehow, this monitored the etheric function of the 
radiosonde. I haven’t discovered everything there is to 
know about the radiosonde, but I have done a scientific 
analysis of it which I’ve included in the appendix (see 
Appendix A) for those who are interested. 

What I have told you about the radiosonde is hard 
evidence that can stand up to scrutiny. It establishes the 


* 

For those technically oriented, the temperature sensor is essentially a ther- 
mistor; but instead of being carbon based, it contains noble metals and exotic 
elements. It is a very poor temperature sensor because as the temperature cycles 
it up and down, the resistance curve changes and it doesn’t hold its calibration. The 
humidity sensor suffers from the same problem. 


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credibility of my story that there was a secret project that 
involved weather control. We can’t say exactly whether 
the radiosondes were used just to bust up violent storms, 
but the possibility was also there to build them up. The 
government abandoned the weather control aspect even- 
tually. Changing the weather, if it were proven in court, 
could lead to many law suits. 

What is more intriguing than the weather aspect is the 
entire prospect of orgone and DOR energy and what could 
be done with that. In theory, this means that the govern- 
ment could have targeted communities, buildings or an 
entire populace and transmitted orgone or DOR energy. 
These type of activities have been reported in Russia for 
years. Not much press coverage has been given the U.S. 
effort in this regard, but there has been some activity. 
Whether it has been used harmfully or in war, I cannot 
answer, but the potential was there. Forty years of de- 
velopment could also have made this a very refined 
technological device. 

Please refer to Appendix B for additional information 
on Wilhelm Reich. 


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FIXED-TUNED OSCILLATOR TRIODE 


UHF pencil-type tubes 
having integral resona- 
tors; used in radiosonde ( J ) 
service at a frequency of INTEGRAL 


1680 Mc. May be used at Loop 
ambient temperatures COUPLING RESONATORS UJ 


ranging from -55°C to 

+75. Fixed-Tuned Os- CS 
cillator maximum plate 
dissipation, 3.6 watts. The O° 


Technical Data 


6562 is a DISCONTINUED type listed for reference only. As a replacement, 
the 6562/5797A is directly interchangeable, 


HEATER VOLTAGE RANGE°(AC?DC) 5.2 TO 6.6 VOLTS 
HEATER CURRENT (AT 6.0 volts) 0.160 ampere 
FREQUENCY (Appror.).cccccccccece cect ater eeceetereeeetnereee 1680 Mc 
FREQUENCY-ADJUSTMENT RANGED) 112 Me 
°This range of heater voltage is for radiosonde applications in which the 
heater is supplied from batteries and in which the equipment design require- 
ments of minimum size, light weight, and high efficiency are the primary 
considerations even though the average life expectancy of the 6362/5794A in 
such service is only a few hours. 

CAs supplied, tubes are adjusted to 1680 + 4 megacycles. 


FIXED-TUNED OSCILLATOR 

Maximum ratings: 

DC PLATE VOLTAGE 120 max 
DC PLATE CURRENT 32 max 
DC GRID CURRENT 8 max 
PLATE INPUT 4 max 
PLATE DISSIPATION 3.6 max 
PEAK HEATER-CATHODE VOLTAGE 0 max 
AMBIENT-TEMPERATURE RANGE -55 to +75 


Operating Frequency Drift: 

Maximum Frequency Drift: 
For heater-voltage range of 5.2 to 6.6 volts, plate-voltage range of 95 
to 117 volts, and ambient-temperature range of +22° to -40°C 


OPERATING CONSIDERATIONS 


TYPE 6562/5794A may be operated in any position. OUTLINE 
74, Outlines Section. 

The flexible hater leads of the 6562/5794A are usually soldered to 
the circuit elements. Soldering of these connections should not be 
made closer than 3/4" from the end of the tube (excluding cathode 
tab). If this precaution is not followed, the heat of the soldering 
operation may crack the glass seals of the leads and damage the tube. 

nder no circumstances should any of the electrodes be soldered to 
the circuit elements. Connections to the electrodes should be made by 
spine contact ny 
e 6562/5794A should be supported by a suitable clamp around 
the metal shell either above or below the frequency-adjustment screw. 
It is essential, however, that the pressure exerted on the shell by the 
clamp be held toa minimum because excessive pressure can distort the 
resonators and result in a change of frequency. 

The plate connection should have a flexible lead which will 
accommodate variations in the relative position of the plate terminal 
in individual tubes. 

The 6562/5794A may be mechanically tuned by ee untae of the 
frequency-adjustment screw located on the metal shell of the tube. A 
clockwise rotation of the frequency-adjustment screw will decrease 
the frequency, while a counterclockwise rotation will increase the 
Le ana he range of adjustment provided by the screw is * 12 
megacycles. 





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CHAPTER EIGHT 


"THE PHOENIX PROJECT" 
ABSORBS "PROJECT 
RAINBOW" 


While the Phoenix Project was investigating the 
weather and the use of radiosondes, Project Rainbow 
resurfaced in the late 1940’s. Project Rainbow (which was 
the code name for the operation that brought about the 
Philadelphia Experiment) was going to continue research 
into the phenomena encountered on the USS Eldridge. 
This project was concerned with the “electromagnetic 
bottle” technology, which eventually resulted in today’s 
stealth fighter craft. 

At about the same time, Dr. John von Neumann and 
his research team were called back. They had worked on 
the original Rainbow Project and went to work on a new 
endeavor. This was similar to the Rainbow Project but had 
a different goal. They were to find out what went wrong 
with the “human factor” of the experiment and why it 
failed so miserably. 

In the early 1950's, it was decided that the remnants 
of Project Rainbow and the radiosonde project should be 
included under the same umbrella with the human factor 
study. After that point, the title of “Phoenix Project” was 
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The project headquarters was at Brookhaven Labs on 
Long Island and the first order of business was to put Dr. 
von Neumann in charge of the entire project. 

Dr. von Neumann was a mathematician who came to 
the United States from Germany. He also became a 
theoretical physicist and was noted for his very advanced 
concepts of space and time. He originated the computer 
and built the first vacuum tube computer at Princeton 
University, where he also served as the head of the 
Institute for Advanced Study. 

Dr. von Neumann had what could be described as a 
“good technical feel”. He had the ability to apply ad- 
vanced theories to technology. His background in math 
gave him enough theory to communicate with Einstein, 
and he could in turn pass this on to the engineers and serve 
as a bridge between the two. 

As von Neumann began work on the Phoenix Project, 
he quickly learned that he was going to have to study 
metaphysics. He had to understand the metaphysical side 
of man. The Rainbow technology had dissolved the physi- 
cal and biological structure of human beings. People were 
stuck in bulkheads and changed beyond recognition in 
some cases. But it was the esoteric workings of the mind 
that had been affected first, in each case. 

Von Neumann and his team spent about ten years 
working out why human beings had troubles with electro- 
magnetic fields that shifted them through different places 
and times. They actually found out that humans are born 
with what is known as a “time reference” point. At 
conception, an energy being is attached to a time line and 
we all start from that point. To understand this, it is 
necessary to view the “energy being” or soul as distinct 
from the physical body of the person concerned. 

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being stems from that time reference which actually 
resides within the electromagnetic background of our 
planet. This time reference is the basic orientation point 
you have to the universe and the way it operates. You can 
imagine how you would feel if the clock suddenly started 
moving backwards and time as well. It is this time refer- 
ence point that was thrown out of kilter with the individual 
crewmen of the USS Eldridge and caused them untold trauma. 

The Rainbow technology turns on and creates what 
can be called an alternate or artificial reality. It creates a 
stealth effect by not only isolating the ship, but the 
individual beings as well, within a “bottle effect”. Those 
beings were literally removed from space and our uni- 
verse aS we know it. This accounts for the invisibility of 
the ship and of the people on board. The alternate reality 
thus created has no time references at all because it is not 
part of the normal time stream. It is entirely out of time. 
To be in an artificial reality would be like waking up and 
not knowing where the hell you are. All of this would be 
very confusing. 

The Phoenix Project was faced with solving the 
problem of bringing human beings into the “bottle” (and 
eventually out again) while at the same time connecting 
them to their real time reference (that they would know as 
the planet Earth, etc.). This meant that when they were in 
the alternate reality or “bottle”, they had to be supplied 
with something that would give them a time reference. 
They solved this by feeding into the “bottle” all the natural 
backgrounds of the Earth — at least enough to convince 
them of a continuous stream time reference. To do other- 
wise, would likely cause those in the “bottle” to experience 
transdimensional disorder and problems of this sort. This 
is why it was necessary to set a phony stage. They could 
then feel some degree of normality. 


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Dr. von Neumann was the ideal candidate for the job 
since he knew computers. A computer had to be used if 
they were going to calculate the time references of specific 
people and replicate those references while they were 
passing through an “electromagnetic bottle” or alternate 
reality. The people inside the “bottle” would be going 
through zero time and essentially a “no reality” or a 
disoriented one at best. The computer had to generate an 
electromagnetic background (or phony stage) that the 
physical being would synchronize with as well. If that 
wasn’t done, the spirit and the physical body would go out 
of synch, thus resulting in insanity. 

There are two points to be brought out here: the 
physical being and the spiritual being. This is why the time 
reference would lock in the spirit and the electromagnetic 
background would lock in the body. This whole project 
started in 1948 and was finally developed in 1967. 

When this project was complete, a final report was 
written and submitted to Congress. Congress had funded 
this particular project thus far and followed the results. 
They were told that the consciousness of man could 
definitely be affected by electromagnetics; and addition- 
ally, that it would be possible to develop equipment that 
could literally change the way a person thinks. 

Not surprisingly, Congress said no. They were con- 
cerned that ifthe wrong people gota hold of this technology 
that they themselves could lose their minds and be con- 
trolled. It is a very valid concern and word was given by 
1969 to disband the entire project. 


2 


CHAPTER NINE 


THE MONTAUK 
PROJECT BEGINS 


It is no secret that Congress has tried to brow beat the 
CIA into finding out everything that goes on in the intelli- 
gence community. They have cut their funding, limited their 
legal powers, and even the most naive person would likely 
admit to a credibility gap of some degree. However, we are 
not dealing with the CIA proper here. Indeed, if the CIA is 
involved, it would be a splinter wing or wings that are being 
used by a source other than the CIA director. 

When Congress disbanded the Phoenix Project, the 
group at Brookhaven had already built an entire kingdom 
around this project. They had Reichian and stealth tech- 
nologies which could definitely affect the mind of man. 

The Brookhaven group went to the military and 
informed them about this fantastic new piece of technol- 
ogy they were working on. They told them about a device 
that could make the enemy surrender without a battle 
simply by throwing a switch. Of course, the military was 
very interested. This was every war expert’s dream. Imag- 
ine, a device that makes the enemy give up before the 
battle starts! ° 

The military became enthusiastic and were ready to 


" T have included in Appendix C some evidence that suggests mind control 
devices were used against the Iraqis during the Persian Gulf War. 


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cooperate. They were informed that they didn’t need to get 
involved in the financing because that was covered by the 
group at Brookhaven National Labs. But, the Brookhaven 
people needed a place where proper experimentation 
could be done in seclusion. They needed certain equip- 
ment and personnel from the military. They gave the 
military a list of all technology required. 

Of particular import on the technology list was the old 
Sage Radar. For this, they required a huge radiosonde that 
would operate around 425 to 450 MegaHertz. From earlier 
research, it was known that this was one of the “window 
frequencies” for getting into the human consciousness. A 
very high powered radar device was needed that ran at 
425 to 450 MHz. 

The military had just what they were looking for: a 
mothballed Air Force base at Montauk Point that housed 
an obsolete Sage Radar system that fit the bill. This system 
already had the RF sections and the modulator that would 
be required to build a huge radiosonde. 

The Sage Radar at Montauk was originally part of the 
early warning defense system used during the ’50’s and 
°60’s. Today, satellites and over-the-horizon radar make 
this technology obsolete for defense purposes. It certainly 
raises an important question, even if one doesn’t believe 
this story. Why was an old antiquated defense system 
turned on and utilized for a period of over ten years? 

The name for this project was known as “Phoenix II” 
by the officials concerned. It has since been colloquially 
named by myself and others involved as the Montauk 
Project. 

Up until then, Congress had been informed about 
what had occurred. But at this point, independent people 
were carrying forward with a project denied by Congress 
and were operating outside of any controls. They were 


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even using the U.S. military in the process. Of course, it 
quickly becomes, “Who is using who?” 

But, the point being stressed here is that it was being 
done without the supervision of elected officials and in 
spite of their objections. 

The Montauk Base was being reopened. The Sage 
Radar had been shut down since 1969/1970 when the base 
was turned over to the General Services Administration. It 
was a surplus government base without anything on it, and 
government financing for it had ceased. 

Itis obvious that major funding would be required for 
such an endeavor. The financing is shrouded in mystery, 
but it appeared to be totally private. I do not have docu- 
mented evidence myself of the financing but have been 
told by my Montauk acquaintances that the original 
money came courtesy of the Nazis. 

In 1944, an American troop train went through a 
French tunnel carrying 10 billion dollars worth of Nazi 
gold. This train was dynamited in the tunnel while carry- 
ing 51 Gls. General George Patton was in Europe at the 
time and investigated this, but he couldn’t understand how 
an American troop train could be dynamited in western 
Allied territory. As a general and human being, he cared 
about the GIs. The 10 billion dollars was also a mystery, 
but Patton’s efforts were blocked. 

I’ve been told this gold eventually showed up at 
Montauk, and it was 10 billion dollars of gold priced, then, 
at $20 an ounce. This was the equivalent of almost 200 
billion dollars in today’s currency. It was used to finance 
the project initially and for years to come. After it was all 
spent, the project was allegedly financed by the infamous 
Krupp” family, who controlled the ITT corporation. 


” The Krupp’s were the owners of the German munitions factories for World 
War land II. After being found guilty of war crimes and complicity with Hitler 
at the Nuremberg Trials, the head of the Krupp family was paroled from a light 
prison sentence and allowed to continue his notorious arms dealings. 


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In late 1970 and 1971, the Montauk Air Force Base, 
0773rd Radar Battalion, was actively being reestablished. 
They had to establish a staff, get the equipment working 
and set up the whole research facility. This took about a 
year, and by late ’71, the Montauk Project was underway. 

The strictest security measures were employed, part 
of which were entirely valid. Although confidential stealth 
technology was involved, it is no secret that the stealth 
aircraft was designed with a radar resistant absorbine 
coating and a reduced surface cross section. What is secret 
are certain aspects of the “electromagnetic bottle” tech- 
nology and how that was propagated. We’re not going to 
discuss this or describe it as it remains a duly authorized 
military secret that concerns the defense of the United 
States. With this book, we are concerned with disclosing 
a project that should never have been activated in the first 
place. With no military or defense purposes to begin with, 
it was only designed for controlling the minds of the 
population and in spite of Congress forbidding this project. 

The staff was a mixture of military employees, gov- 
ernment employees and personnel supplied by various 
corporations. I was one of the latter and came to the project 
in 1973. 

There were a number of Air Force technicians who 
had worked on the Sage Radar in the ’60’s. The Air Force 
had assigned them to Montauk even though it was listed on 
the books as a decommissioned, derelict base. The techni- 
cians told the Phoenix group that they could change the 
general mood of the base by changing the frequency and 
pulse duration of the radar. They had noticed this as a 
professional curiosity after years of working with radar. 

This was a surprise to the Phoenix people, and they 
found it very interesting. By changing the pulse rate and 
pulse width, they could change the general way people 


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were thinking. This was what they were looking for. 

This new information prompted what I now refer to 
as the “Microwave Oven” experiments. They took the 
reflector (which looks like a huge banana peel and which 
can be seen from a distance when you are at the Point), 
rotated it almost due west and angled it down so that it was 
focused on one of the buildings, in what they thought to be 
a safe place. 

Inside that building they had a chair inside a shielded 
room. First, they’d sit someone in the chair — this was 
usually Duncan Cameron. Then, they would open and 
close the door to determine how much UHF/microwave 
energy was getting into the room. All this was being done 
while the antenna was rotated and focused to a point in 
front of the building. At the same time, the transmitter was 
blasting gigawatts of power. 

They experimented by running the transmitter at 
different pulse widths, different pulse rates, and different 
frequencies. They tried everything they could think of, 
just plain empirical experimentation. They just wanted to 
see what would happen to the person in the chair if he was 
bombarded by “x” frequency, pulse, etc. They observed 
that certain changes made a person sleep, cry, laugh, be 
agitated and so on. There were rumors that whenever the 
Sage Radar ran, the mood of the whole base would change. 
This was very interesting to the project supervisors as they 
were primarily concerned with the study of human factors. 

They wanted to see how they could train and change 
brain waves. This was done by changing the repetition 
rates of the pulse and the amplitude in correspondence to 
different biological functions. In this way, a person’s 
thoughts could be controlled. With the 425-450 MHz of 
radio frequency power, they actually had a window into 
the human mind. The next step would be to find out what 


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was inside of it. 

Although the door to the shielded room was closed most 
of the time, it didn’t work properly. The subjects were. 
exposed to a strong enough field to influence the brain waves 
but not enough to do damage. However, if exposed to it for 
several days on end, it could be quite damaging. 

Duncan sustained serious brain and tissue damage as a 
result of continuous exposure to 100 kilowatts of RF power 
at a distance of about 100 yards. The radio waves baked his 
brains and chest. Anywhere in his body where there was a 
change of density, zones of heat or energy would be created 
by the concentration of the microwave beams. 

Upon visiting a doctor in 1988, Duncan’s doctor com- 
mented upon the unusual scar tissue in his lungs. He’d 
never seen anything quite like it. Another doctor who was 
consulted said he’d only seen it in the service when 
someone had gotten in front of a high powered radar beam. 

Previous research in or about 1986 indicated that 
Duncan was actually brain dead. Initially, I had asked 
different psychics to do readings on Duncan. They deter- 
mined he was brain dead. I also knew that it was possible 
to inject a particular dye into the brain and have x-rays or 
CAT scans can reveal what areas of the brain are using 
oxygen. Brain dead individuals suffer from a lack of 
oxygen to the cerebrum. If the psychic readings were 
accurate, his brain would not be using much oxygen. 

I asked a neurologist with whom I was friendly with, 
and he said it was definitely possible that some one could 
be brain dead and yet be walking around. He cited some 
post mortems done on people in England and in the U.S. 
whose brains had unusual coatings inside of the skull. The 
coatings were about a millimeter thick. 

More interesting yet was a case he’d encountered 
about ten years ago. He took out a group of x-rays of a 


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normal human being and showed me the red areas. He also 
indicated blue areas but told me they were areas that didn’t 
require much oxygen. Then, he put up another x-ray where 
the entire brain was blue. This meant that the person was 
alive and was walking around like anormal human except 
he has memory loss problems from it. He was essentially 
brain dead and the brain was using just enough oxygen to 
keep it from rotting. I noticed the corner of the x-ray and 
was surprised to see Duncan’s name. Based upon this 
information, Duncan is indeed brain dead. 

I asked the doctor for an explanation, but he wasn’t 
sure. He could only offer a theoretical conclusion based 
upon psychic powers. He said that his profession recog- 
nized the existence of psychic phenomena but did not 
understand it. 

At this point, we learned that the only reason Duncan 
is alive today is due to his strong psychic aptitude. The 
psychic part of his mind takes over the physical part of his 
mind and runs the body. His brain stem is alive; his spinal 
chord is alive; his body is alive, but his actual higher brain 
is dead. His psychic energy runs the body through the 
brain stem. 

Duncan was not the only person affected. We don’t 
know how many people were involved but the body count 
was probably high. 

It wasn’t until 1972 or 73 when it was finally realized 
that stealth technology dealt with non-burning radiation. 
One theory was that actual non-burning radiation, which 
is the higher order of components (as opposed to burning 
radiation), actually went through the reflector and would 
be opposite to the focal point of the antenna. 

They tried it and turned the antenna around 180 
degrees. They aimed the burning rays into the sky and hit 
the person with the non-burning rays. Then, they found 


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they had the same mood altering capabilities, if not more 
than they had before, but this did not damage the people. 
But at what cost to the persons previously experimented on! 

At this point in the project, they were interested in 
monitoring people and changing their thoughts and moods, 
etc. It was not necessarily how they changed but the fact 
that they changed under certain circumstances. Different 
army units were invited to come to the base and have R&R 
there. As far as the soldiers were concerned, it was free R&R 
in a beautiful location 

The outer base had a nice gymnasium and a bowling 
alley with excellent food and accommodations. Unbe- 
knownst to the servicemen, they became guinea pigs for 
the mood control experiments. However, these were not 
the only guinea pigs. Experimentation was also done on 
the townspeople, Long Island, New Jersey, upstate New 
York and Connecticut civilians, just to see how far it could 
go. However, most experimentation was done on the 
vacationing soldiers. 

Time was spent monitoring different pulse types, 
trying this and trying that. They would note and categorize 
the different effects. It was all pure empirical experimen- 
tation and a huge data base was collected. Once they had 
enough data, they began to make some sense out of which 
functions did what. 

During this period, they also experimented with 
frequency hopping. Frequency hopping consists of the 
transmitter instantaneously and randomly shifting around 
to any of five different frequencies (that were being fed to 
the transmitter). This point became very important later on 
as it was key to bending time. 

They discovered that very fast frequency hops made 
the modulations more psycho-active. A data base was then 
developed that would list the frequency hop times (times 


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you go from one frequency to another), how they pulse 
modulated, the rate the pulse modulated at, the pulse 
width, and the power output they pulsed it at. This was 
then coupled with the responding effects it had. The data 
base was very extensive and covered an extremely broad 
range of causes and effects. 

After the extensive experimentation, they developed 
a control panel with which they could set different pulse 
modulations and timings. They knew that these different 
pulses and functions represented certain thought patterns 
from the individual. They could set the modulators and 
timings so that a transmission would be generated that 
would place thought patterns into an individual. This 
meant they could literally set this pulse at anything they 
wanted and expect a desired effect to take place. 

All of this took about three or four years to research. 
The transmitter was now fully operational and hooked up. 
Programs could be typed in that would put the transmitter 
through its phases. Programs were derived that could 
change the moods of people, increase the crime rate, or 
make people agitated. Even animals within the vicinity 
were programmed to do strange things. 

The researchers were able to derive programs 
whereby they could focus ona car and stop all the electric 
functions in it. I don’t know what the modulations were, 
but I understand they found this quite by accident. 

One day, there were military vehicles riding around 
the base. They suddenly ceased to operate without any 
function. An investigation ensued to find out what was 
occurring with the transmitter at the time, and a program 
was developed. At first, the program could only get the 
lights ina car to dim. It was eventually refined to where the 
program caused all electrical functions in a vehicle to cease. 

Several years of research and collecting information had 


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finally yielded a mind control device. The next objective was 
to create a precision technology with the material. In order to 
do this, help from very strange sources was enlisted. 


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AMPLITRON 


Essentially a high powered UHF amplifier, 
the amplitron served as the final amplifier of the transmitter before a 
function was radiated out the antenna. A large tube, it weighed 
300 pounds and measured 35 inches in 
its largest dimension. 


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THYRATRON 


One of four pulse thyratrons that were used. 

These drove the output tube. By supplying the pulse through the pulse 
transformer to the output tube, the thyratrons regulated the 
frequency hopping source. It was frequency hopping that made mind 
control and bending of time possible. 


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In the 1950’s, ITT developed sensor technology that 
could literally display what a person was thinking. It was 
essentially a mind-reading machine. It operated on the 
principle of picking up the electromagnetic functions of 
human beings and translating those in an understandable 
form. It consisted of a chair in which a person would sit. 
Coils, which served as sensors, were placed around the 
chair. There were also three receivers, six channels and a 
Cray 1 computer which would display what was on a 
person’s mind — digitally or on a screen. 

It is still a mystery how this technology was devel- 
oped. It has been suggested that the research was aided by 
the Sirians, an alien race who come from the star system 
known as Sirius. This theory has the aliens providing the 
basic design and humans working it out from that. 

Three sets of coils were set up in a pyramid around the 
chair. There was also a coil around the top of the pyramid 
to parallel the base coil. The person would be placed inside 
the field of the coils. The three sets of coils were connected 
to three different radio receivers (Hammerland Super 
ProP 600’s) and six outputs. An independent sideband 
detector, which had a floating carrier reference system, 
would provide six outputs from the three receivers. Three 


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of them were of the sideband below the carrier wave. 
Three of them were of the sideband above the carrier 
wave. This brings to mind a very important question. If 
this device was reading minds, what was the carrier wave 
it was using to do this? 

With the use of an oscillator, the detectors in the 
receivers were able to lock on a phantom or etheric signal 
that was being picked up by the coils. There was no actual 
carrier wave as we would normally know it. The detectors 
would lock in on the noise peak that the coils picked up from 
the three sets of frequencies the receivers were tuned to. 

At this point, the research team was actually able to 
detect the signals that represented the comparable func- 
tions of the human mind. Solid signals that would change 
with a person’s thoughts were actually coming out of the 
receivers. This device was actually reading the human 
aura, which is a word that psychics and metaphysicians 
use to describe the electromagnetic field that surrounds 
the human body. In the same way that human speech is 
carried via radio waves, this device was carrying thoughts 
(which theoretically manifest in the aura). 

The six output channels from the receivers were then 
run through a digital converter (turning them into computer 
language) and fed into a computer. A Cray 1 computer was 
used to decode what the receivers were picking up. A lot of 
hard work anda lot more computer crunching got things to 
the point where the computer could print out a dialogue. 
This would be a running dialogue of the person thinking. 

More work got it to where the person would visualize 
something and a picture would actually appear on the 
computer monitor. Improvements and refinements con- 
tinued until a 3D representation of the actual audio/visual 
aspect (of the person’s thoughts) appeared on the com- 
puter monitor and could in turn be printed out. 


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When the people at Montauk heard about this mind 
reading device, they thought it was great. They wanted to 
turn this mind reading machine into a transmitter. This 
could possibly cut the risks to human beings undergoing 
invisibility or time experimentation. The theory was that 
a person in the chair would transmit an alternate reality to 
the crew (like in the Philadelphia Experiment). When the 
ship became invisible, the crew would then be in synchro- 
nization with the alternate reality and wouldn’t become 
disoriented or mentally lost. 

At this point, a chair was procured, which we now refer 
to as the famous “Montauk Chair’. It was hooked up to the 
coil set-up from ITT. The Cray 1 computer, which was used 
to decode the transmissions being generated from the person 
in the chair, was then interfaced with an IBM 360 computer. 
This was, in turn, interfaced with the Montauk transmitter. 

The IBM 360 was needed to control the modulation 
of the transmitter so that the transmitter could frequency 
hop across the entire band. 

It was about this time that I remember Al Bielek 
taking on a key role. Al is one of the authors of The 
Philadelphia Experiment and Other UFO Conspiracies. 
He has memories of being involved in the Rainbow 
Project as well. Originally, he was brought to the project 
to explain what was going on metaphysically with the use 
of the transmitter on human beings. He was chosen be- 
cause he not only had an engineering background, but he 
was psychically sensitive and had an extensive knowledge 
of esoteric matters. 

It now became AI’s job to help interface the Cray 1 
computer with the IBM 360. The Cray 1 was putting out 
tons of information. They didn’t know what to do with it 
and needed someone with esoteric knowledge to figure it 
out. They had to convert what the Cray 1 was putting out 


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so that it would synchronize with what the pulse modula- 
tion computer wanted. The IBM 360 served this function 
and was essentially used as a translator and storage bank 
for what the Cray 1 was outputting. Al got very heavily 
involved because he was part of the team that figured out 
what program to put on the IBM 360 that would translate 
the Cray 1 output to drive the transmitter. 

The transmitter had a modulation computer which 
was digitally fed the typical 32 bit code that the 360 put 
out. The modulation computer and the transmitter were 
set. The IBM 360 would tell the modulation computer how 
to modulate the transmitter. Now we had a system where 
one could put in 32 bit words of data and the transmitter 
would give back something. And here the chair fed the 
receptors feeding the Cray 1 which would tell what the 
person was thinking. They had to take this and translate 
what was coming out of the Cray 1 and make it so that the 
IBM 360 could re-encode the thought form that was 
actually transmitting. It took about a year to successfully 
link up the computers. 

I had joined the project at this time to work with the 
radio frequencies and transmitter. Although some linkage 
had been achieved with the computers, they were having 
huge problems with feedback from the transmitter to the 
chair. The solution to the feedback was to move the chair 
down the coast to the ITT center in Southampton, Long 
Island. A psychic would then sit in the chair in Southampton 
and relay via computer to the Montauk transmitter. 

The psychic would think thoughts, and the Cray 1 
would decode them. They’d be put on a 32 bit radio link 
and sent to Montauk where they would go into the IBM 
360. The IBM computer would then broadcast it out the 
transmitter and could build a thought form out at Montauk 
of what the psychic was thinking in Southampton. The 


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device was essentially a mind amplifier. 

It took another year of research before they could get 
a readable signal (based upon what the psychic was 
thinking at Southampton) sent to Montauk and out the 
transmitter. This was their first objective: getsome thought 
fidelity from the chair through the Montauk transmitter 
and out the antenna. Besides Duncan, there were a couple 
of additional psychics on site. They literally tuned up the 
computer programs. Finally, the thought forms became 
clear. The psychic could concentrate on something in 
Southampton and the transmitter at Montauk would trans- 
mit a very clear representation of what he was thinking. 

That was the first point at which the Montauk trans- 
mitter was working with high thought fidelity. 

In another year, I recall as early ’75, they discovered 
another problem. If there was a glitch in the flow of time 
in our reality, everything fell apart. In other words, if the 
psychic in the chair projected a reality (in terms of time in 
this case) that was not consistent with our reality (i.e. the 
flow of time in our reality), it would cause the connection 
between Southampton and Montauk to break up. Any 
glitch in space-time between the two cities would cause 
the transmission of the thought form to cease. 

To better understand a time glitch, imagine time as a 
continuous pulsation or flow. As the basic pulsation of 
time interacts and changes form with other flows or 
phenomena, we have motion as we know it, against the 
backdrop of time. When these core pulsations that make 
up time are shifted (due to a reality change or other 
phenomena); the direction, speed, or flow of time is 
changed. This is what is known as a time glitch. Theoreti- 
cally, these occur every now and then, and since we are 
referenced in our reality, we really don’t notice a time 
glitch. Deja vu phenomena could well be an example of a 


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glitch in the fabric of time. 

With the chair in Southampton, the mind control ex- 
periments with the transmitter were not always working. 
This was attributable to the time glitches. It was also known 
thatif a large amount of power was fed into the transmitter 
during a time glitch, there could be disastrous effects. 

It now became imperative to get the chair working at 
Montauk. They first put tremendous shielding around the 
chair so that the electromagnetic fields at Montauk would 
not affect it. That didn’t work, so they tried putting the chair 
in an electromagnetic dead zone. They picked the best dead 
zone available, but this was not successful either. 

They worked through mid ’75 but continued to have 
difficulties until they consulted the original prototype that 
the chair was based upon (allegedly devised by the Sirians). 
This device was not identical to the one ITT had created. 
It had a different kind of coil set-up wherein the coils were 
connected to crystal type receivers. These were actual 
crystals and not ordinary electronic devices. 

After review of the prototype, secret bids for a new 
chair were put out and RCA came up with the winning bid. 
Nikola Tesla’ had designed receivers for RCA in the 30’s. 
Tesla’s work during this period was done under the name 
“N. Terbo”, which referred to his mother’s maiden name. 
These Tesla receivers had very special coil structures. 
They were normal type radio coils but were arranged in 
strange coupling patterns as set up and designed by Tesla. 

The set up of the Montauk Chair was also enhanced 
by using Helmholtz coils. These were placed around the 
chair to serve as pick up coils. In ordinary electronics, 


" Nikola Tesla was an electronic genius who was the first to discover and apply the 
principles of alternating current. With the financial backing of George 
Westinghouse, he revolutionized the way electricity was used across the world. 
See Appendix D for more information on Tesla. 


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electronics, Helmholtz coils consist of two sets of coils. 
They possess a unique property in that they can be phased 
to create a constant field (of energy) inside the coils. At 
Montauk, the researchers extrapolated upon the principles 
of Helmholtz coils. They used three sets of coils (X, Y and 
Z), and phased them so that while a constant energy could 
be maintained inside the coils, there was absolutely no 
effect on the outside. 

The coil structure in the receivers designed by Tesla 
was ideal for the Montauk Project. Not only would the 
chair be in a coil structure, but so would the receivers 
themselves. This would shield the energy field. 

It should also be noted that the coil structures in the 
Tesla receivers are also known as Delta T or Delta Time 
coil structures. The property of shielding an energy field 
is part of what enabled a “bottle effect” to be created 
around the USS Eldridge in the Philadelphia Experiment. 
These Delta T coils were actually picking up three axes of 
time signals. More pertinent to the project, they no longer 
had a microwave link that would malfunction during a 
reality shift. 

To get the Montauk chair operating without interfer- 
ence, they had to replicate what the crystal receivers did 
with the “Sirian” technology. The coil structures in the 
prototype receivers were Delta Time coil structures. And 
the receiver itself did the Delta Time function, but not the 
antenna. ITT had the Delta Time function in the antenna 
instead of the receivers. The RCA version used standard 
type Helmholtz pick up coils that could accomplish Delta 
Time conversion in the receivers. They also had the same 
kind of detector system and oscillator locks that ITT used 
with the Cray 1 computer. 

At this point, it now became inclusive of the coil only. 
Outside the coil structure, there was no sensitivity. They 


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could put the chair in the dead spot that was between the 
transmitting antenna on top of the transmitter building 
and the transmitting magnetic antenna that was under- 
ground. This was in the underground basement of the 
transmitter building, which had already been tightly 
shielded. In the next room, they had these three specially 
designed receivers with another rack of equipment. These 
were used to synchronize all local oscillators with the 
signal, similar to the ITT system. 

Now, the antenna, the transmitter, and the chair were 
in the same time plane. The computers were in their own 
time plane. It didn’t matter that they had the chair under- 
ground and the Cray and 360 in the other building (feeding 
back to the transmitter building). When everything is 
digitized, one is no longer in real time. A “fake time” is 
created. The computers could have been located any- 
where. The computer building was designed to operate 
computers and shielded out electromagnetics and energy 
from the antenna so that the electromagnetics and energy 
didn’t drive the computer insane. The operation center 
was totally shielded in cement and steel. 

Finally, they created the second and last generation of 
the Montauk chair. It performed the same purpose as the 
first chair. It brought the same six channels of information to 
the computer, but there was an additional advantage. It was 
immune to the signal from the antenna. Now, the signal 
from the antenna didn’t feed back and cause interference. 
So, they had everything on site. They spent another six 
months until about late ’75, early ’76, just aligning, 
adjusting, and making sure everything was working. 

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CREATION FROM THE ETHER 


Once they had the transmitter working, it took about 
another year to work out the computer programs so the 
system would receive and transmit all psycho-active func- 
tions. By late ’77, the transmitter was reproducing thought 
forms without glitches and with a very high degree of 
fidelity. At this point, they pulled out all the stops. They 
had the psychic, Duncan Cameron, concentrate on a solid 
object, and guess what happened? The solid object actu- 
ally precipitated out of the ether! 

In his mind, he would concentrate on a solid object, 
and it would appear somewhere on the base. Whatever 
Duncan would visualize, the transmitter would transmit 
the lattice (or matrix) for, and build enough power to 
materialize whatever he was thinking of. Every single 
point to where he could witness to a particular spot on the 
base, at that spot an object would materialize. In other 
words, if he would hold an object in his hand and/or 
visualize it, it would appear at the given spot. They 
actually had discovered pure creation out of thought with 
the use of the transmitter. 

Whatever Duncan could think up would appear. 
Many times, it would be only visible and not solid to the 
touch, like a ghost. Sometimes, it was a real solid object 


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that was stable and would stay. Other times, it was a solid 
object that would remain as long as the transmitter was 
turned on and then fade out as the transmitter was turned 
off. The read out from the computer gave an accurate 
representation of what Duncan was thinking. The re- 
searchers could then select what thoughts would be 
broadcast out of the transmitter. Most of these thought 
forms were broadcast in the vicinity of the Montauk Air 
Force Base, but other locations were used as well. 

What Duncan thought of as a subjective reality would 
be created as an objective reality (either solid or transpar- 
ent, depending on the circumstances). For example, he 
could think of an entire building and that building would 
appear on the base. This type of experimentation was routine. 

The system worked with a good degree of fidelity. 
Now, they wanted to see what they could do with it. The 
first experiment was called “The Seeing Eye”. With a lock 
of person’s hair or other appropriate object in his hand, 
Duncan would concentrate on the person and be able to see 
as if he was seeing through their eyes, hearing through 
their ears, and feeling through their body. He could actu- 
ally, see through other people, anywhere on the planet. 
This style of experimentation was extensive, but I don’t 
know how far it was taken. 

It is truly incredible that such a feat could be accom- 
plished, however the agenda employed was more sinister 
than incredible. They were interested in controlling how 
human beings think. The next move was to see if they 
could put thoughts in the head of another person. For 
instance, they would have Duncan meet a subject indi- 
vidual. Subsequent to the meeting and unbeknownst to the 
individual, Duncan would concentrate on the individual. 
Ninety-nine percent of the time, the subject would get 
thoughts similar to Duncan’s. Being able to push his mind 


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so far into the mind of another being, Duncan could 
control another person and make them do anything he 
wanted. This control factor was on a deeper level than 
ordinary hypnosis. 

Through Duncan, the equipment and the Montauk 
transmitter, scientists could actually load information, 
programs and commands into an individual’s mind. 
Duncan’s thoughts would become an individual’s own 
thoughts. And, using this process, an individual could 
be made to do something he wouldn’t ordinarily do. 
This was the start of the mind control aspect of the 
Montauk Project. 

This line of research continued until about 1979. 
Many other different experiments ensued. Some of them 
were interesting, but others had horrible consequences. 
They would target individuals or masses of people, ani- 
mals, places, and technology. They could basically target 
anything they wanted. For example, a TV set could be 
made to go haywire. They could stop the picture or shut it 
off entirely. They telekinetically moved objects and de- 
stroyed rooms. 

In one particular case, Duncan concentrated on shat- 
tering a window. Enough force was generated to the point 
where it actually broke a window in the nearby town of 
Montauk. Animals could also be made to charge off 
Montauk Point and into the town. Humans could be 
influenced to start a crime wave. 

One must realize that when Duncan did these experi- 
ments, he was in an altered form of consciousness. He had 
been given special training which could possibly have 
been administered by the CIA or NSA. In any event, his 
conscious mind would be diverted through sexual bliss. 
What could be termed the primitive mind would then 
surface. Duncan, the individual, would be transferred into 


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an orgasmic trance. His primitive mind, at the disposal of 
the researchers, became very suggestible and therefore 
controllable. 

For this programming, information could be installed 
via any of the body’s senses. Duncan would then be 
directed to have his primitive mind concentrate on the 
information thus installed. For instance, once his primi- 
tive mind surfaced and was told to concentrate on 
something, it would concentrate with its whole being. His 
whole mind would focus on one subject while his body 
went into suspended animation. 

The primitive mind could also be cleared of previous 
programming, and something else could be inserted. There 
was a literal translator, whereby they could program in 
whatever they wanted. Spoken words, written words, 
movies, music or whatever was needed was employed to 
work the primitive mind. 

These techniques were the key to getting clear thought 
forms from the transmitter that would either affect another 
person’s mind or bring creation out of the ether. 

By 1978, the mind control techniques were fully 
developed and recorded. Appropriate tapes were made 
and distributed to different agencies so they could be 
developed into something practical. 


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12 


TIME WARPING 


As the experiments continued throughout 1979, a 
very peculiar phenomena was noticed. As Duncan’s 
thoughts were projected out through the transmitter, they 
would suddenly cease. This was disappointing and ap- 
peared to be a malfunction. Eventually, it was noticed that 
the projection of Duncan’s thoughts hadn’t ceased. They 
were just occurring out of the normal time stream! 

For example, he would concentrate on something at 
8:00 P.M. and the object or occurrence would happen at 
midnight or even 6:00 A.M. Whatever he thought of 
would not happen at the time he thought of it. 

It now appeared that the Montauk scientists could 
now use Duncan’s psychic powers to actually bend time! 

They eagerly started to research this phenomena. We 
were all required to attend what were known as the “Sigma 
Conferences”, which were held near Olympia, Washing- 
ton. These conferences were on the subject of time 
functions, and we were there to gain a better knowledge of 
how time works. We were told we had to optimize the use 
of the transmitter for time manipulations. 

We learned that the equipment being used was strong 
enough to bend time, but it wasn’t doing a complete job. 
The antennas being employed were giving us what could 
be a side effect of “time warping”. This side effect of time 
shifting did show, however, that the basic equipment was 


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sufficient to do it. But, we required an antenna that was 
much more effective in creating time potentials. 

After going to several conferences and talking to 
many people, our research group decided that the radio 
frequency being used was not working. Changes had to be 
made, such as setting up pulses into a coil. We also studied 
pyramid based geometry and how to use that to bend the 
time field. Additionally, we had to learn more about what is 
known as the Delta Time function (time changing function). 

The key clue to our understanding time was a sugges- 
tion that we use a particular type of antenna structure, 
which I now refer to as an Orion Delta T antenna. It is 
referred to as “Orion” because there was a persistent 
rumor that the design was given to the project by aliens 
from the Orion constellation (this is a different group of 
aliens from the Sirians, whose knowledge was allegedly 
used for the Montauk chair). According to the rumor, the 
Orions knew we were close to achieving our task and had 
their own agenda for helping us. 

The Orion Delta T was a huge octahedronal antenna, 
and it was placed underground. Its height was about 100 
to 150 feet from point to point. Excavations were com- 
pleted to about 300 feet to house the antenna under the 
transmitter. 

The Montauk chair was placed under the transmitter 
and above the Delta T antenna. This was done in order to 
phase the above ground RF antenna with the below ground 
loop antenna so that the chair was in a null point between 
them. The null point was meant to cut out the interference 
even deeper. It knocked the interference right out of the 
chair — completely. 

The Delta T transmitting antenna was supplied by 
three drives. Two of the drives came from the pulse 
modulators of the two transmitters and fed into the x and 
y coils of the Delta T. (The same pulse that supplied power 
to the amplitron also supplied power to the Delta T antenna 


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that was underground). The third axis was the z axis. It was 
placed around the perimeter of the antenna and was 
derived from a white noise’ source that came from a 250 
kilowatt audio amplifier. The white noise correlated the 
whole transmitter and more will be said on that later. 

The RF was fed into an omnidirectional antenna 
located above ground on the top of the transmitter build- 
ing. Additionally, the non-hertzian component (which is 
etheric in nature) of the RF made it below ground and 
interfaced with the magnetic field that had been generated 
underground. When these frequencies are summed in that 
manner, time disturbances and distortions result. 

The basic techniques were the same as those em- 
ployed in the Philadelphia Experiment. On the Eldridge, 
they had the RF transmissions on the main mast of the 
ship. The coils were placed around the deck and were 
driven by pulses. We had essentially duplicated but up- 
graded the Rainbow Project machine. This technique also 
made the project far more controllable. 


In addition to the Delta T antenna, there are two other 
key points to understand: zero time and white noise. 

Zero time was referred to previously, but I will give 
a more complete understanding of it now. First, zero time 
is outside the realm of our normal three dimensional 
universe. It would be considered senior to the created 
world as zero time existed prior to our created world. Zero 
time is our basic connection to the universe. 

As our universe rotates, it rotates around zero time. 
But our universe is not the only one. Every universe has a 
zero point. All the zero points of the different universes 
coincide and never move: that is why it is called a zero point. 


” White noise is an impulse at every frequency at the same time. When you are 
tuning your FM radio dial, the noise you hear between stations is white noise. It 
can be thought of as a sudden burst at every frequency or a bunch of impulses 
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It may help to imagine a carnival style merry-go- 
round that revolves around a central booth. The man inside 
that booth would represent the zero point. In addition to 
the merry-go-round, there would be several more merry- 
go-rounds at different levels, but all would be under the 
control of the central zero point booth. 

A zero time reference generator had already been 
constructed by Nikola Tesla in the 1920’s. It consisted of 
an assortment of spinning widgets and rotating wheels. 
Colloquially, we referred to it as a “whirligig”. It is a 
Strange device because when you turn it on, you can hear 
it “lock in” to something, but we are not referring to the 
power line. I’m told it locks into the rotation of the Earth 
itself, which is a secondary zero time reference. It is 
secondary because the Earth’s rotation is inertially related 
to the solar system, which is inertially related to the 
galaxy, on down to the universe. The universe rotates 
around the zero time point. 

One can get an even better understanding of this by 
reading up on Tesla and how he discovered alternating 
current by applying the principles of the rotating magnetic 
fields of the earth. The zero time generator is to some 
degree an extrapolation of that, however it doesn’t just 
refer to the rotation of the Earth. It takes into account the 
orbit of the Sun, our galaxy, and ultimately the center of 
our whole reality. 

The other key point to understand is white noise. 
White noise could be considered the glue that makes the 
whole operation work. It basically made the whole trans- 
mitter system coherent. It is a highly technical operation 
which I will simplify. 

The Sage transmitter contained something like forty 
or fifty crystal controlled oscillators, mixers and amplifi- 
ers that generated a 425 MHzsignal. It also had “frequency 
agility”, which meant it was able to spontaneously switch 
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Along with the transmitter, they had what is called a 
“COHO” or a “coherent oscillator set-up”. Normally, a 
“COHO” would function by having only one frequency 
reference. However, this is not how the Montauk transmit- 
ter achieved coherency. 

In order to make it entirely coherent, we took every 
oscillator available and amplitude modulated it with white 
noise. Since white noise is fifty per cent correlated to 
everything, it serves a universal auto-correlating function. 
The result was that all of the etheric components of the 
oscillators were now coherent to each other. We weren’t 
trying to correlate the normal electrical functions as they 
didn’t concern us. We were only interested in the etheric 
functions, as they gave the results we were searching for. 

A very stable time reference was required from the 
zero time generator. This produced two 30 hertz waves, 
referenced to zero time. One was connected to the comput- 
ers and synchronized the clock or timing functions. The 
other modulated the white noise generator. By adjusting 
the phase between them, we could focus on and monitor 
the whole operation. This enabled us to take the correla- 
tions of the white noise and refer it right to the center point 
of time, where all time crosses. 

The purpose of this experiment was to make the 
psychic transmissions of Duncan time coherent. Dr. von 
Neumann had instructed us that the transmitter had to be 
time coherent with respect to zero time. The whirligig zero 
time reference also served as a witness point back to the 
Philadelphia Experiment, and that was very important. 
The project was trying to open a time door to the USS 
Eldridge in 1943. 

Modifications continued on the equipment through 
1979, until we had a coherent transmission system with 
respect to time phase. 

Now, they had to calibrate Duncan. This meant they 
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with him. He had already demonstrated that he had zero 
point references of his own when the inadvertent time 
bending had occurred. This could perhaps be better ex- 
plained due to his prior experience during the Philadelphia 
Experiment. There, he had jumped off the Eldridge and 
was thrust into a time vortex. At Montauk, he was now in 
an entirely new set of circumstances, but his familiariza- 
tion with zero time had apparently never left him. 

There were also other psychics, but Duncan was the 
first they had used, and he was in the chair ninety per cent 
of the time the system was in operation. If he was sick or 
didn’t feel well, they’d wait a day. Because every time 
they changed the operator, they had to recalibrate and 
reprogram the computers and pulse modulator, and it took 
about two full days to do that. If Duncan was out for two 
weeks or more, they’d put in another operator, but I only 
remember one time when they did that. It was almost a 
disaster, because they didn’t spend enough time in the 
initial calibration. From then on, Duncan was the one and 
only one who ran the equipment. A backup had to be there, 
however, in case something happened to Duncan. 

By 1980, the big radar reflector (that looks like a huge 
banana peel) on top of the building was no longer in use. 
Now, there were two transmitters that fed the omni- 
directional antenna (the one above ground). The pulse 
modulators of the transmitters were feeding both that 
antenna and the coils of the Delta T antenna (underground). 

Also connected to the computer was the Montauk 
chair, which was now placed between both antennas at 
the null point. By this time, the computer system was 
huge and was housed inside the control room next to the 
radar tower. Additionally, the computer room contained 
a lot of different terminals and displays to monitor the 
various activities of the project. 

Duncan would start out sitting in the chair. Then, the 
transmitter would be turned on. His mind would be blank 


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and clear. He would then be directed to concentrate on an 
opening in time from say, 1980 (then the current time) to 
1990. At this point, a “hole” or time portal would appear 
right in the center of the Delta T antenna — you could walk 
through the portal from 1980 to 1990. There was an opening 
that you could look into. It looked like a circular corridor 
with a light at the other end. The time door would remain 
as long as Duncan would concentrate on 1990 and 1980. 

I’ve been told by those who entered the tunnel that it 
looked like a spiral, similar to science fiction style rendi- 
tions of a vortex. When outside the tunnel, it looked like 
you were looking through space — from one circular 
opening through space to a circular but little bit smaller 
window at the other end. I was considered too valuable to 
the technical operation and was not allowed to travel 
through the portal. 

From 1980 to late 1981, the time function was cali- 
brated. At first, the time portals would drift away. One 
might go through the portal and come out in 1960. But 
when one went back to find it later, although it was still 
being tracked in real time, the portal would not appear 
where it should have been. One could easily get lost in 
time and space. Initially, the portal would be opened up, 
but it would drift. This was because Duncan himself was 
drifting. He had to go through extensive training to get the 
portal to be stable. We also had to focus the transmitter 
more closely and tighten up the thought form translation 
to get everything right. We would spend days just trying 
to get a particular time change to occur as predicted. 
However, there was no particular problem with creating a 
time warp. Predicting what it would do was the difficulty. 
Finally, towards the end of 1981, we learned how to 
stabilize it so that when a portal would appear, it would 
remain. Although the function was not absolutely perfect, 
it was predictable, stable and running according to plans. 

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the 1943, 1963, 1983 vortex, which was based upon the 
natural twenty year biorhythms of the Earth. 1943, 1963 
and 1983 acted as anchor points for the main vortex. Sub 
vortices or open ended vortices would be created by going 
from the main one through an anchor point (43, ’63 or 
’83). At Montauk, August 12, 1983 was used. 

For example, let’s say they wanted to reach November 
1981. There would be a bridge point from November of 
°81 to August 12, 1983. From August 12, ’83 they could go 
to whatever time they wanted. The vortex ran between 
August 12, 1943 and August 12, 1983 because that was the 
master vortex. That gave them the stability to create what 
we call an open ended vortex. It is called open ended, 
because there is no device at the other end which is 
anchoring it. 

Although they had stabilized the time aspect of the 
portals, they had to work on the spatial aspect as well. 
They stabilized this aspect so that they could not only 
place a portal at a particular time but in a particular space. 

Once time stabilized and the above was accom- 
plished, they kicked out everybody and cleared the entire 
base except for a few key persons. I remained there as I 
was the technical operator and was essential to the project. 
Duncan remained as he was the psychic who made the 
operation work. The entire system was tuned to him. Two 
other psychics were also retained as back-ups in case 
Duncan was killed or incapacitated. The project directors 
also stayed, but the military left. A whole new team was 
brought in to do the more mundane functions of maintain- 
ing the base. 

Up to that point, everyone operated on a “need to 
know” basis. Security was already tight, but they wanted 
even higher security. They didn’t want the military to 
know what they were doing with time. But everybody 
knew there was something weird going on. They just 
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TIME TRAVEL 


As most of the technicians were gone, a new techni- 
cal crew was brought in. I don’t know who they were and 
what their qualifications were, but they were called the 
“Secret Crew”. The project was relaunched and is now 
sometimes referred to as “Phoenix III’. This lasted from 
February 1981 until 1983. 

The objective now was to explore time itself. The 
crew began to look at past history and to the future, just 
scouting around. They would search ahead for a hostile 
environment. Through the vortex, they could sample the 
air, the terrain and everything without entering the portal. 

Those who travelled through the vortex described it 
as a peculiar spiral tunnel that was lit, all the way down. As 
one started to walk down, he would suddenly be pulled 
through it. It propelled one out the other end, usually in 
another place (as opposed to Montauk), or according to 
where the transmitter was set or placed. It could be 
anywhere in the Universe. 

The tunnel resembled a corkscrew with an effect 
similar to lit bulbs. It was a fluted sort of structure and not 
a straight tunnel. It twisted and took turns until you’d come 
out the other end. There, you would meet somebody or do 
something. You would complete your mission and return. 
The tunnel would open for you, and you’d come back to 
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the operation, you’d be lost in time or abandoned some- 
where in the vortex itself. When someone was lost, it was 
usually caused by a glitch in hyperspace.” And although 
many were lost, the scientists didn’t abandon people 
deliberately or carelessly. 

According to Duncan, there was also another func- 
tion of the time tunnel. About two-thirds of the way down 
the tunnel, one’s energy leaves the body. One would feel 
a big thump accompanied by a tendency to see on a broad 
scale. He reported sensing a higher intelligence along with 
an out-of-body experience. This was referred to as a FULL 
OUT. The researchers would try to manifest this in Duncan. 
It could have been for further “Seeing Eye” experiments 
or for other reasons. 

It was routine to create a tunnel, grab somebody off 
the street and send them down. Most of the time these 
people were winos or derelicts whose absence wouldn’t 
create a furor. If they returned, they would make a full 
report on what they had encountered. Most of the winos 
used for the experiments were sobered up for a week 
before entering a portal, but many didn’t make it back. We 
don’t know how many people are still floating around in 
time, whenever, wherever, and however. 


As “Phoenix IIT” developed, the individuals so cho- 
sen for this research would be wired up with all sorts of TV 
and radio equipment so that they could report back “live”. 
Each individual would be escorted through the portal, 
sometimes with force. TV and radio signals would travel 
right through the portals and as long as they could pick 
these up, researchers would have radio/video tapes of what 
the time traveller had experienced. 

Those controlling the project began to play all sorts of 
games, manipulating the past and future. I don’t really know 


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what they did because I was the one at the switch. My 
Station was in the transmitter building, and I had to keep 
everything going. I was not privy to a lot of what was going 
on, but at one point I do know that they had an extensive 
library of videotapes. I saw the tapes themselves although I 
was not granted extensive viewing privileges. Actually, I 
designed and built the viewer (with the aid of tremendous 
resources) so I had some idea of what was going on. Much 
of what [knew came from Duncan’s own reports, because 
by that time, we had become good friends. Eventually, we 
were debriefed and sent on our separate ways. Most of my 
memories of him had been wiped out. 

In addition to the derelicts, the researchers also used 
kids for some reason. I’m not sure what exactly the 
purpose was, but there was one kid at Montauk who would 
go out and get other kids and bring them to the project. He 
was like a tractor beam. He lived in Montauk and would 
circulate around very effectively. There was also an entire 
corps of these around the New York metro area that could 
get away for six hours or so without being missed. They 
were specifically trained to go out and bring in other kids. 
Some kids returned home, some didn’t. The kids chosen 
were between 10 and 16, or maybe 18 at the oldest and 9 
at the youngest. Most were just about to reach puberty or 
had just finished it. They were usually blond, blue eyed, 
tall and light skinned. They fit the Aryan stereotype. To 
my knowledge, there were no girls in this group. 

A later investigation showed that Montauk had a 
NeoNazi connection and that the Nazis were still on the 
Aryan kick. We don’t know where the kids went, what 
they were educated in or programmed for. Whether they 
came back or not is still a mystery. What information is 
available is that they sent every raw recruit into the future 
to 6037 A.D., always to the same point, to what appeared 
to be a dead city in ruins. Everything was stationary, not 
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center of the city was a square with a gold horse on a 
pedestal. There were inscriptions on that pedestal, and 
recruits were sent there to read what they said. Each recruit 
would interpret and report. We still don’t know what the 
researchers were after. They could have been trying to 
find the same answer from different people. I don’t know. 
Duncan suggested there was technology in the pedestal 
and that they were trying to get somebody to sense or feel 
what the technology was. 

Someone else involved in the project has said the horse 
was there to test the powers of observation of the recruits and 
that it also served as a point of reference. The recruits were 
always asked if they saw anybody in the city. Each 
individual would interpret what he observed and report. 

We know a lot of people were shoved somewhere 
into the future, maybe 200 or 300 years ahead. Estimates 
range from three to ten thousand people that were eventu- 
ally abandoned. We have no idea for what purpose. 

I have already said that I don’t know exactly what 
they did with time. I wasn’t there, but I do know they did 
alot with World War I and World War II. They monitored 
those times and took pictures. They knew exactly what 
they were doing. They could actually make up asecondary 
vortex to observe what was going on. We called this a 
seeing eye function. The original vortex was such that one 
could drive a truck through it. But the secondary vortex 
was an energetic vortex, with no physical solidity. One 
could, however, beam through it. Using phase conjuga- 
tion through the elaborate computer set up, past and future 
history could actually be transmitted through the portal 
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MISSION TO MARS 


The project researchers continued to scout around in 
time. It was in late 1981 or ’82 when the first actual use of 
this technology was employed to gain entrance into the 
underground areas in the big pyramid on the planet Mars. 

As this material will be controversial to much of the 
general public, I will try to give some background. 

There is currently a video tape in circulation entitled 
“Hoagland's Mars”. This is a presentation to NASA scien- 
tists by scientific journalist Richard Hoagland concerning 
the tetrahedral complex that is associated with the “Face 
on Mars”. In this video, Hoagland shows the “face” and 
nearby pyramids that were photographed by the Viking 
spacecraft in the ’70’s. Computerized projection tech- 
niques are used that give one a 360 degree “fly by” of the 
“face”. The video also gives a close look at the pyramids. 

Hoagland is trying to convince NASA to make more 
pictures of this region, which is known as Cydonia. NASA 
has been hard to convince and minimized the significance 
of Hoagland’s work. In fact, a major effort was launched 
to prohibit the showing of this tape on public television 
stations. The story of this scandal was reported on by New 
York radio station WABC. 

Why would NASA assume such a stance about a 
subject that is so intriguing? 

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Alternative 3 by Leslie Watkins with David Ambrose and 
Christopher Miles.” This book was based on a 1977 video 
that revealed a secret space program being run by an 
international conspiracy that included both the Russians 
and the United States. It is a fascinating account that 
includes astronauts breaking security, disappearing scien- 
tists, murder and the establishment of slave societies on 
the moon and the planet Mars. The book claims that men 
actually landed on Mars as early as 1962. 

It is not my cause to prove that a colony exists or did 
exist on Mars. I have included this information so that the 
reader will understand that there is an entire scenario 
concerning Mars that is separate from my story. Those 
who are interested can investigate “Hoagland's Mars” or 
Alternative 3 for themselves. It is interesting to note, 
however, that the documentary entitled “Alternative 3” 
was shown on a San Francisco TV station sometime 
around the late ’70’s. A story has proliferated since that 
time that the FCC threatened to revoke the station’s 
broadcasting license if it were to be shown again. It wasn't 
shown again. 

The directors of the Montauk Project knew there was 
a colony on Mars. It is more than likely that they were a 
part of the conspiracy. 

Mars was interesting to the Montauk researchers, 
because they had realized that there was an old technology 
there. They knew somebody had built the pyramids and 
face on Mars. These were not natural formations. 

According to the information that my associates and 
I have dug up, the people who were living on the surface 
of Mars could not get to the underground area beneath the 
pyramid. The entrances were either sealed over or simply 
couldn’t be found. In fact, it appeared that the big pyramid 


Alternative 3 was originally published in the United Kingdom. The first printing 
in the U.S. was in 1979 by Avon Books, a Division of the Hearst Corporation, 959 
Eighth Avenue, New York, New York, 10019. 


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was sealed better than the pyramid at Giza. Despite all the 
expensive and fancy technology that was available, the 
pyramid could not be penetrated. 

The scientists at Montauk decided the best approach 
would be to project right into the center of the Martian 
underground. The newly discovered Montauk technology 
gave them the wherewithal to use a spatial warp to get 
inside. They wanted to get into the underground caverns. 
These were thought to be set up and administered by a very 
old civilization. 

The time portal took the risk out of the operation as 
we could look through it. We had a set up with TV 
monitors so that whatever Duncan would visualize would 
appear on the monitors. This provided a visual of present 
time on planet Mars. In order to find the underground area, 
we kept moving the open end of the vortex until a corridor 
appeared. At that point, we had Duncan solidify the portal. 
The away team was then able to walk from Montauk to 
Mars and be underground. 

By this time, Duncan was no longer required to be 
continuously in the chair. We had learned to have Duncan 
generate functions with the computer storing them and 
continually spitting them back. The computer could gen- 
erally run the transmitter for a short time and had enough 
memory to modify the flow of time for about four hours. 
If Duncan would not return after that time, the thought 
forms being generated would drop out of reality. In such 
a case, the thought forms would have to be reconstructed 
from scratch. 

The system definitely needed a live being initially. He 
would create the time portals and hold them open through 
concentration. Once the opening had been made, we could 
record on tape what the live person was generating. The tape 
could then be used on its own to create another opening. 

The system was continually refined and improved. If 
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recorded on tape. Because he sometimes had difficulty 
getting a connection, the tape made it easier and auto- 
matic. An entire library was eventually accumulated so 
that they didn’t have to rely on Duncan. It was this 
development that enabled Duncan to be sent through the 
vortices himself. This occurred in ’82 and ’83. He was 
eventually selected for the team that went to Mars. 

Using the time portals, Mars had been scoured for 
live inhabitants. Researchers had to push back about 
125,000 years before they could find any. I don’t know 
what they found out or what they did with the information. 
Duncan has tried to access this information, but it is 
deeply buried and difficult to contact. 

My personal view is that the pyramid on Mars serves 
as an antenna. Perhaps there is technology inside of the 
pyramid. According to Duncan’s recollections, he trav- 
elled to the inside of the pyramid. He saw technology 
being operated there and called it “The Solar System 
Defense”. According to his account, the Montauk re- 
searchers wanted this shut off. It had to be shut off before 
anything else could be done. This defense has been shut 
off retroactive to 1943, which is commonly considered 
amongst many UFO buffs to be the beginning of the 
massive UFO phenomena. 

There’s not much more I can say about Mars at this 
point except that the movie “Total Recall” is fancifully 
based upon some of the events that occurred with the 
Montauk Project. The way they used the chair in that 
movie is strikingly similar. 

Time research continued and countless missions were 
run until August 12, 1983. This was when the actual lock 
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15 


ENCOUNTER 
WITH THE BEAST 


On August 5th, 1983, we were given a directive to run 
the transmitter non-stop — just turn it on and let it go 
continuously. We followed the orders, but nothing out of 
the ordinary occurred until August 12th. Then, something 
very strange happened. All of a sudden, the equipment 
appeared to drop into synch with something else. We 
didn’t know what function the system was now attuned to, 
but at that point, the USS Eldridge (the ship used for the 
Philadelphia Experiment) appeared through the portal. 
We had locked up with the Eldridge. 

I’m not sure if this was a pure accident, but if the 
Montauk researchers were trying to hook up with the 
Eldridge, the attempt had to be made on this exact date. 
This is due to the 20 year biorhythms of the planet Earth 
(which was a discovery made in the process of these 
experiments) and the Eldridge experiment having oc- 
curred on August 12, 1943. 

At this point, the Duncan from 1943 appeared and 
could be seen through the time portal along with his own 
brother. Both were crew members of the USS Eldridge. 
We kept the Duncan of 1983 from seeing himself so as to 
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The project had now reached apocalyptic propor- 
tions. Natural laws were being violated, and it seemed 
everyone involved felt uncomfortable. Three colleagues 
and myself had been privately voicing misgivings about 
the project over a period of months. We had talked about 
the pitfalls of dealing with time and how this might affect 
the karma of the planet. We hoped the project would 
truncate itself. 

Consequently, our little cabal created a contingency 
program that only Duncan could activate. It was designed 
to crash the entire project. 

We finally decided we’d had enough of the whole 
experiment. The contingency program was activated by 
someone approaching Duncan while he was in the chair 
and simply whispering, “The time is now”. 

At this moment, he let loose a monster from his 
subconscious, and the transmitter actually portrayed a 
hairy monster. It was big, hairy, hungry and nasty. But it 
didn’t appear underground in the null point. It showed up 
somewhere on the base. It would eat anything it could find, 
and it smashed everything in sight. Several different 
people saw it, but almost everyone described a different 
beast. It was either 9 feet tall or 30 feet tall, depending on 
who saw it. I personally believe it was about 9 or 10 feet 
in height. Fright does strange things to people, and no one 
was sure of what the exact physical constitution of this 
monster was. No one was in any frame of mind to calmly 
and collectively analyze its exact nature. 

My supervisor had ordered us to shut off the genera- 
tors in order to stop whatever type of phenomena was 
occurring. This didn’t work, so it was decided that the 
thing had to be stopped. 

It was decided that the transmitter had to be shut 
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was to send somebody back and turn off the transmitters 
on the Eldridge. They would be smashed if that was what 
was necessary to shut them down. 

The other effort was by myself and the director of the 
project. We unsuccessfully attempted to shut the transmit- 
ter at Montauk. We then went into the power station and 
disconnected the base from the Long Island Lighting 
Company. The power kept going and nothing stopped. 

We weren’t concerned about the lights. We just 
wanted to stop the transmitter itself. We decided the next 
best thing to do was to go into the power station and cut the 
wires leading into the ground from the big transformers. I 
put an acetylene torch on my back and cut the wires going 
into the ground. I had to be careful because they were hot. 
Still, nothing happened. The lights at the base stayed on. 

I figured there must have been another power feed 
somewhere. We went over to the transformer farm next to 
the transmitter building and cut the wires coming up out of 
the ground. At that point, the lights at the base went out and 
the computer stopped. But, the lights in the transmitter 
building stayed on! 

We went into the building and pulled the wires out of 
the panel that controlled the transmitter. Then wires from 
the transmitter itself. The lights in the building went off, 
but the transmitter stayed on. 

I then went upstairs and cut the actual equipment 
apart. I cut the conduits. I cut the cabinets. Finally, I cut 
enough apart that the transmitter just groaned and stopped. 
All the lights went off. We’d done it. Today, you can still 
see the torch marks where I’d cut things apart. 

It was at this point that the beast stopped moving and 
faded back into the ether. The portal closed and that was 
the end of that episode. 

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we figured out what had happened. When we had first 
thrown the switches in the power station, none of the lights 
went off at the base. There was no power coming into the 
base. When I cut the lines going to the transmitter build- 
ing, the rest of the base went off, including the computers. 
However, the transmitters ran without the computers. 

The system had actually gone into a free energy 
mode. The two systems (i.e. the two generators — one in 
1943 aboard the Eldridge, one at Montauk in 1983) were 
locked together. There was a tremendous amount of 
energy bouncing between the generators. With so much 
energy between them, all the electrical circuits that were 
connected remained active. The lights stayed on. 

More importantly, the generators established a con- 
nection from 1983 to 1943. By bouncing energy between 
the two time periods, a stable vortex was created. This 
served as an anchor. Using this vortex, a time tunnel could 
then be projected to a specific point in time. 

For example, if one wanted to go from 1983 to 1993, 
the ’83 to ’43 vortex would first have to be functioning to 
serve as the anchor. The projection to ’93 (or whatever 
other point in time chosen) would come out the ’83 end of 
the vortex. 

If one wanted to go to 1923, one would project 
through the 1943 end of the vortex. Times between 1943 
and 1983 could be reached by going through either end of 
the vortex. Dates after 1963 were accessed through 1983 
and dates prior to 1963 via 1943. 

This is not to say that all time travel would have to be 
done in this manner (using the master vortex from 1943 to 
1983). During these experiments, no generators were 
found in either the past or the future that could link up and 
establish a vortex of this nature. There are, of course, 
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made. That link required a “witness effect”. 

“Witness” is an occult term. As a noun, it refers to an 
object that is connected or related to someone or some- 
thing. For example, a lock of someone’s hair or a picture 
could serve as a witness. Asa verb, “witness” means to use 
an object to enter a person’s consciousness or otherwise 
have an effect on them. 

One example of a “witness effect” would be for 
someone to take a lock of hair, use it with a love potion, 
and have the owner of the hair fall in love. 

With the Montauk Project, there were three “witness 
effects”. They could be considered as three different 
levels of witnessing. 

The first level consisted of physical people who were 
actually on the USS Eldridge. Any surviving crew mem- 
bers they could find were brought to Montauk for the 
experiment in 1983. This also included personnel who 
were considered to be reincarnated since the Philadelphia 
Experiment. Duncan and Al Bielek were both there and 
were two of the primary witnesses. 

The second level of witnessing concerned technol- 
ogy. The zero time reference generator (referred to 
previously as the whirligig) used aboard the Eldridge was 
also used at Montauk. When the Eldridge was eventually 
decommissioned in 1946, the whirligig was placed in 
storage. It was eventually brought out to Montauk and 
incorporated with the system there. In addition to the 
whirligig, there were two very strange radio transceivers’ 
linking the two projects. They were “cross time” transmitters. 


" Iwas able to acquire a few of the transceivers that were used in the experiments. 
Up to this date, I do not fully understand them or their function. It is impossible 
to get any literature or manuals on the subject. The only possible way to get 
information on these transceivers is to ask people who have used them. The only 
answers I’ve gotten thus far is that they were a highly classified piece of 
equipment. People I spoke to knew they were for the stealth airplanes, but they 
didn’t know what exactly they were for. 


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They could transmit across time, and a used that to 
lock up the two projects. 

The third level of witnessing was the planetary bio- 
rhythm. The term "biorhythm" is esoteric and refers to the 
higher order channels that regulate life in an organism. 
Biorhythms are a result of the resonance upon which 
nature operates. In humans, the processes of sleeping and 
eating would involve biorhythms. Of course, there are 
many subtle ones that could be studied, ad infinitum. 
When viewing the Earth as an organism, there are also 
biorhythms. The seasons and the daily spin of the planet 
would involve biorhythms. The scientists at Montauk 
exhaustively studied the biorhythms of the Earth and how 
they related to the entire universe. They discovered that 
there is a major planetary biorhythm that peaks out every 
twenty years. 

The Philadelphia Experiment occurred in 1943. Al- 
though 1983 was forty years later, it was a multiple of 
twenty and served as a potent witness. It enabled the two 
projects to link up. I should also mention that it is entirely 
possible that the link could have been made without the 
witness effect, however its application proved very help- 
ful to the project. 

The reader should now have some idea of the general 
theories and applications that were used at Montauk. 

After the bizarre occurrences of August 12, 1983, the 
Montauk base virtually emptied. The power was restored, 
but lights were left on with everything in disarray. Most of 
the personnel were eventually rounded up, debriefed and 
brainwashed accordingly. 


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DEVASTATED BUILDING 


According to legend, this is a building that the beast demolished. 
It is to the south of the main base. 





THE BEAST 


This photo was taken in 1986, well after the 
Montauk Project climaxed. It appears to be a giant beast, 
however there was no such beast when the shot was taken. 


This would be a phantom phenomenon of some sort, barring a more 
natural explanation. The structure is an underground bunker. 
It is approximately twelve feet in height. 


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ENLARGEMENT 


An enlargement of the photo on the previous page. 
The original print, if looked at with a magnifying glass, 
does show what appear to be a snout, eyes and mouth. Unfortunately, 
it was a distant shot so the blow up is not of good quality. 


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16 


THE NATURE OF TIME 


This book will give rise to many questions, particu- 
larly about the nature of time itself. From my experience 
in talking to groups, I will try to clarify some points that 
often confuse people. 

First of all, the past and the future can be changed. 

It will help to consider the idea of a chessboard. In 
chess, there might be thirty moves in a game. Each one of 
these moves will create a different layout of the chess board. 
If one were to “go back in time” and change a move that 
had been made, it would consequently change all the other 
board layouts subsequent to that change. 

Time could be considered a hypnotic pulse that we all 
subconsciously agree or submit to. When someone is able 
to manipulate a change in time, they are also manipulating 
our subconscious considerations and experiences. There- 
fore, if time is changed, one wouldn’t necessarily realize it. 

This scenario implies that we are merely pieces ona 
grand chess board. To a degree, this is true. For example, 
retired generals often complain of having been the pawns of 
international bankers. It is a farfetched comment, but per- 
haps there would be no war if generals could be truly clued 
in on the real machinations behind international politics. 

There is also the example of Homer’s Jliad, which 


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tells the story of the Trojan War. According to that legend, 
the gods literally manipulated the characters on Earth like 
a chess board. The story is ripe with intrigue between 
mortals and gods. The plots become so intricate and thick 
that it sometimes seems Homer is trying to provide us with 
a microcosmic view of the entire universe. 

Whatever the case, we are all players in the game that 
is known as “time”. The obvious way to protect one’s 
interest is, of course, to gain knowledge about time itself. 
Whether one wants to do this by pursuing meditation or 
astrophysics is an entirely personal matter. 

At Montauk, the scientists also viewed the future. 
The viewers they had gave them the ability to look at 
multiple futures. Once they chose a particular scenario 
and activated it by someone or something travelling to it, 
that future would become fixed. That point would be 
locked to the time from whence the connection was made. 
It would create a loop that was fixed. 

For example, let’s say multiple futures were viewed 
with different people becoming president. Suppose the 
future with “Sam Jones” as president was chosen by the 
researchers, for whatever reason. Linking a person or item 
from the present would lock in the President Sam Jones 
scenario no matter what. However, none of this means that 
a fixed point scenario couldn’t be further changed by the 
scientists doing more manipulations. 

At this writing, we are currently in a time loop. This 
loop extends from where the Montauk researchers pen- 
etrated into the past up to where they penetrated into the 
future. It’s fixed and would appear unalterable. However, 
this does not mean that we are all relegated to being 
hopeless slaves of time manipulators. The subconscious 
has its automatic or hypnotic levels, but it also contains the 
seeds of freedom: dreams. If one can dream something, it 


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can be brought into being. 

Itis very easy to get philosophical about all of this and 
get lost in that process. My point with this book is that 
there has been manipulation of time. This has also ex- 
ploited individuals and caused untold misery. It could 
easily be considered to be the work of dark forces. 

There is still one major question. Who was really 
behind the Montauk Project? There are countless in- 
trigues and scenarios one can envision. Religionists can 
bring in God and the Devil. UFO aficionados can offer a 
grand scheme of aliens vying for our solar system. Left 
wingers will offer explanations concerning the CIA and 
secret government. 

I believe that all of the above can shed light on what 
actually happened at Montauk. It is also my hope that this 
book will bring more people out of the woodwork. Thus, 
we can have more answers and less mystery. 


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PLANETARY CROSS POINT 


A traffic circle at the Montauk Air Force Base. To the left is the mess 
hall and to the right is a dormitory. Within the traffic circle is a 
planetary grid cross point. Normally, a grid refers to a network of 
uniformly spaced horizontal and perpendicular lines. In esoteric 
studies, a grid refers to an intelligent geometric pattern. 
Theoretically, the Earth and its energies are organized in such a 
system. If tapped properly, these grids could supply free energy to the 
world. Dating back to World War I, most military bases have such a 
cross point, which is usually indicated by a circle around it. 


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17 


THE MONTAUK BASE 
IS SEALED 


After the events of August 12, 1983, the Montauk Air 
Force Base was abandoned. By the end of that year, there 
was no knowledge of anyone being on the base. 

In May or June of 1984, a crack squad of Black Berets 
were sent to the base. I believe they were Marines, but I’m 
not absolutely sure. They were reportedly ordered to shoot 
anything that moved. Their purpose was to purge anyone 
who might be on the base. 

There was a second team that followed the Black Berets. 
They removed secret equipment which was considered too 
sensitive to leave behind. 

The next step was to prepare the underground to be 
sealed. Certain incriminating evidence was removed at 
this point. I’ve heard that a room with hundreds of skel- 
etons was cleared out during this evolution. 

About six months later, a caravan of cement mixers 
appeared on the base. Many people saw these trucks. 
They filled the vast underground areas at Montauk with 
cement. This included dumping cement down the eleva- 
tor shafts as well. 

The gates were locked up and the base was aban- 
doned for good. 


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18 


MONTAUK TODAY 


If one travels to Montauk Point today and parks in the 
state parking lot near the light house, it is possible to get 
a good view of the giant radar reflector that sits atop the 
transmitter building. 

For those who are either brave or foolish, one can 
follow the dirt roads that lead to the base. Most of the 
entrance gates have been bent or otherwise vandalized so 
that entrance is easy. This was probably done by local 
juveniles who sometimes get drunk and have beer parties 
on the base. However, walking on the base is prohibited by 
New York State park rangers who periodically patrol the 
area. There are also occupied buildings on the main roads 
to the base. 

It should be noted that I am not writing this informa- 
tion to lure people to the base. People are going to be 
curious after reading this book, and it is my responsibility 
to warn them. I’m not absolutely sure of the legal techni- 
calities, but walking on the base is probably illegal. One 
goes at one’s own risk. 


” The entirety of Fort Hero, including the inner Montauk Base has since been 
donated to New York State as a park. While there are peculiar political arrange- 
ments concerning the base to this day, the rangers are not out of bounds in keeping 
people off the grounds. The buildings are in a state of disrepair and are potentially 
dangerous to those going on a casual walk. 


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There are also other dangers to consider. 

Two people I know who participated in the Montauk 
Project visited the area in the late ‘80’s. They claimed they 
were abducted and do not totally remember what hap- 
pened to them. 

Another person has reported in August of 1991 that 
video cameras can now be seen from the top of the transmit- 
ter building. This is anew development and is rather odd 
considering it is a vacant and derelict facility. 

There are also reports that the underground areas of 
the base are being reopened. This is speculative but should 
serve to warn anyone making travel plans to Montauk. 


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19 


VON NEUMANN ALIVE! 


After completing the first draft of this book, a new 
development took place. It concerns occurrences that 
started years ago but only came to a resolution recently. 

This concerns John von Neumann and corroborates 
the theory that he didn’t die in 1958 as is generally believed. 

In 1983, I was contacted by a friend of mine in upstate 
New York who I will refer to as Klark. He knew I was 
interested in communications equipment and told me 
about an old time surplus dealer who I will call Dr. Rinehart. 
Rinehart was a legend in the local surplus community. 

Klark said that the man had a collection of equipment 
that went back as far as the 1930’s and 1940’s. A meeting 
was arranged with Dr. Rinehart on the pretext that I was 
interested in buying him out. Klark introduced me, and 
Rinehart showed me his collection on a silver platter. He 
sincerely wanted to sell out, but I thought his price was too 
high. A great deal of the equipment was junk and would 
have cost just as much to cart away. 

I considered his prices exorbitant and thought he might 
be a bit crazy. Apparently, he went even crazier after he met 
me. Klark visited him again on his own and was met at the 


” Dr. Rinehart is a pseudonym used to protect this individual’s privacy. 


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door with a shot gun. Rinehart pointed the gun and told 
Klark that he didn’t want to see that bastard Preston on his 
property. He didn’t want to see Klark, Preston or any of 
their friends on the property. He said he’d shoot them if 
they showed up. 

Klark tried to calm him down and asked what this was 
all about. He had no idea why the man was so upset. 
Rinehart said that Preston had come back and robbed him 
the night he was last there. 

As it turned out, somebody had come to the guy’s 
house, strapped him to the chair, ransacked the house and 
stole money. It certainly wasn’t me, and Klark and I were 
both confused. Years went by, and I had dismissed the 
puzzling circumstances concerning Dr. Rinehart. 

As my memory of the Montauk Project returned, I 
suddenly recognized Dr. Rinehart. He was actually John 
Eric von Neumann, the brains behind the Philadelphia 
Experiment and Montauk Project! 

Many years back, perhaps as early as 1958, von 
Neumann had been assigned to a “witness relocation” 
program. He was given anew identity as Dr. Rinehart and 
slipped into a new role as a surplus dealer upstate. He also 
remained on call to the authorities that ran the Phoenix and 
Montauk Projects and would work for them whenever he 
was needed. Sometimes this was for months at a time. 

This man not only looked like von Neumann, his 
doctorates in mathematics and physics were on the wall 
and came from Germany. Despite this, he claimed never 
to have left the United States. 

It was also apparent that this gentleman’s faculties 
and memory had been tampered with. 

[had talked this over with Al Bielek, and we figured 
that my presence at von Neumann’s house was too much 
for him. He would have remembered me from Montauk 


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and that probably frightened him and caused him to flip out. 

All of this is fascinating in its own right, but my main 
interest was in a strange looking receiver that he had. It is 
known as an FRR 24 Receiver. I had noticed it on my 
original visit, and it was still there. I wasn’t about to return 
to his place in view of his threats, but I’d sent people up 
there and they indicated the receiver was still there. 

Al remembered von Neumann as well and wanted to 
visit him. In fact, von Neumann as Dr. Rinehart had taken 
a liking to Al. Hoping to get my hands on his receiver, I 
drove Al upstate to Rinehart’s house. 

We weren’t sure how to approach him on the re- 
ceiver. We thought about having me wear a disguise but 
thought it might be easier to have Al buy the receivers on 
my behalf. 

Al got out of the car and greeted him. I remained in 
the car in hopes that he would ignore me. It started to rain, 
so Rinehart told Al that they should go to the trailer on the 
other side of the property. That’s where the equipment 
was. Rinehart walked right by my car and looked me 
Straight in the face. He was friendly and said I should 
come along, too. Apparently, Rinehart didn’t recognize 
me. I followed them to the trailer as if nothing had ever 
happened between us. 

Al got the guy talking, and I just listened. Von 
Neumann didn’t come through. He was strictly in the 
identity of “Dr. Rinehart” as he spoke to us. 

When he stopped talking, I told Rinehart that I’d 
heard he had a very large receiver setup where each 
receiver fits in a rack by itself. 

He said “Oh, that thing! I was gonna keep that. But 
hell, I’m never gonna use it. I can’t even move it. I’m 
gonna keep it, or I’m gonna sell it.” 

I asked him how much he wanted for it, and he said 


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he would give it to me for a thousand dollars. I told him 
that Al and I couldn’t afford that kind of money, so he 
suggested a trade. 

Al told me to make an offer so I offered $600 for four 
racks of the receivers. He said that was a little less than he 
wanted and that he’d have to think it over. We left on good 
terms and returned home. 

Another meeting was arranged some time later. He 
said that he wanted hi-fi equipment and would be willing 
to work out a trade. We dug up some hi-fi material and 
went up again. He looked at it and practically got tears in 
his eyes. He was excited to see the material and remem- 
bered the people who actually designed much of it. 

He apologized and said that he really couldn’t use any 
of the material. He wanted cash. If we sold the material, he 
said we could come back and get the receivers for cash. 

We carted everything back to Long Island again. I 
was frustrated but wasn’t about to give up. I called around 
and found out that I could sell the material. It was worth 
$750 to other dealers, and I sold it immediately. 

I wanted to get his receivers quickly as he was getting 
known again by national collectors. They would snap up 
the receivers if I didn’t act soon. 

I took $800 and went up to see Dr. Rinehart again. I’d 
taken along some friends to help me move the equipment. 
Fortunately, it was a clear day, and the weather wasn’t 
going to interfere with our plans. 

Dr. Rinehart came out and was in a friendly mood. I 
showed him $750, but he said he didn’t want any money 
until he was sure I was satisfied with the receivers. He 
showed us around the place. We went to look at the 
receivers, and I was surprised. He had four racks of the 
equipment, and I had remembered only one. He was 
willing to let them all go for my offer of $750 which was 


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more than fair on his part. I found him to be quite pleasant. 
In fact, I was a bit puzzled. Initially, he had wanted $1,200 
per rack which meant $4,800 for the entire system. Now, 
it was seven years later, and he was accepting $750. It is 
my opinion that he wanted me to have the receivers for 
some reason. I still don't know exactly what it was. 

As I poked around and looked at the receivers, my 
two friends went to the chicken coop as they were inter- 
ested in some Western Electric equipment that was stored 
there. Dr. Rinehart was sitting in a chair not far from the 
receivers. Suddenly, I noticed that he was no longer 
Rinehart. He was John von Neumann! He remembered his 
true identity and began to talk. 

He definitely remembered me and told me things that 
were of a sensitive nature which I am obligated not to 
repeat. He also said that over the years he had seen that 
millions of dollars were put away in secret Swiss bank 
accounts. This money was to be used to compensate many 
of the workers at Montauk who had suffered as a result of 
the project. Apparently, when I had visited him years 
back, some sort of signal alerted the secret group that 
backed the Montauk Project. He was bound up and robbed 
the next night, and his secret bank books were missing. He 
now realized that I had not been involved. 

I wasn’t able to start moving the receivers out until 
the next day. It was a big job. I took the receivers out of 
their racks and broke them up so they could be moved 
safely. Rinehart was there, too, and he started to fade in 
and out. First, he was Rinehart, then he’d be von Neumann. 
It was like a yo-yo. Finally, he settled on von Neumann. 

As von Neumann, he said that he had obtained these 
receivers for a very good reason. They were actually 
capable of tuning in on either of the two projects: Project 
Rainbow (the Philadelphia Experiment) or the Montauk 


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Project. Further, the receivers were capable of tuning in on 
the projects from any other space and time in our universe. 
He also believed this receiver was the main witness from 
Montauk to the USS Eldridge. He said it could pick up the 
pattern of the Eldridge back in 1943. 

It seemed that von Neumann had completed what he 
had to say. Rinehart returned, and I loaded up the receiv- 
ers to take back to Long Island. 

I wasn’t sure how the receivers worked or what they 
were all about. My first step was to ask Duncan to do a 
psychic reading. He indicated that the receiver was ca- 
pable of tuning to any particular point in time by way of 
zero time. He said that if we could figure out how to tune 
it, we could tune in to any other point in time. 

We realized what von Neumann had already told me: 
this equipment was a key part of the Montauk time 
machine. I don’t think the particular equipment that I had 
was on either the Eldridge or at Montauk. I think it had 
been used at the Philadelphia Navy Yard in the 1940’s. 

I wanted to trace this equipment further to see if it had 
a logical point of origin. I called the biggest old time radio 
surplus dealer in the country. They had never heard of the 
FRR 24 Receiver. I talked to lots of friends in the surplus 
business and found only one person who had ever seen one 
or heard of one. This person said that the receiver came out 
of RCA. He had owned a piece of one of the receivers at 
one time. It had gone out of his hands when an old man 
from upstate New York came and paid an exorbitant price 
for the piece he had of the receiver. 

Tracing this back to Dr. Rinehart, he verified that he 
was the purchaser of the equipment. But, he said that this 
only accounted for pieces from two of the racks he’d sold 
to me. There were four in total, and he had to buy the other 
two racks of receivers from somebody else. I tracked the 


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other person down with Dr. Rinehart’s help. This person 
was a young man who also said the FRR 24 receiver had 
come from RCA. 

I decided to find out how many of these receivers had 
actually been released. I called up the Surplus Disposal 
Agency, gave them the number for the receiver, and they 
did acomputer read out. A lady at the agency said that only 
three FRR 24’s had ever been released. All the other 
systems were either still in use or had been destroyed. 

Then, she indicated that until recently, this receiver 
had been classified. She said that if any of them had been 
Scrapped, the manuals for them had to be destroyed. 

There was also a note indicating that each FRR 24 
unit contained seventy-five pounds of silver. The units 
had reportedly been scrapped and sold to dealers for silver 
recovery. When scrapped, they are not useful as they 
would have been put through a crusher. 

The report indicated that FRR 24’s were only re- 
leased when the government agreed to sell them to a world 
communications company. There were three such in- 
stances listed. One FRR 24 went to RCA, one went to ITT 
on the west coast and another to Vero Beach, Florida. 

I tried to trace down people who had actually worked 
with the FRR 24. Finally, I located a retired gentleman 
who had worked at RCA Rocky Point (on the eastern end 
of Long Island). He had worked at the receiver station at 
Rocky Point. 

The gentleman indicated that the FRR 24’s had been 
at the RCA receiving station for years. He raved about the 
receivers and said they were beautiful and fantastic. When 
they were turned on, however, he said that a very strange 
type of interference was picked up all across Long Island 
Sound. It was a mystery and neither he nor anyone else 
could figure it out. He also mentioned that the receivers 


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made strange audio noises and that RCA nua decided 
not to use them. 

This was interesting because von Neumann told me 
that two receiver racks from RCA Rocky Point had been 
sent back to the 1930’s. One ended up in the Philadelphia 
Naval Yard and was used to track the Rainbow Project in 
1943. The other receiver rack ended up at RCA for 
disassembly and study so that it could be replicated and 
applied to the technology of the day. 

It is interesting to note that in the 1930’s, RCA made 
tremendous strides in radio technology. The years 1933 
and 1934 were particularly ripe with new discoveries. 

If von Neumann is right, RCA received and analyzed 
a rack of receivers from the future. It is likely that von 
Neumann would have sent them back himself. 

The receiver rack that ended up at the Philadelphia 
Naval Yard eventually came into my possession, and [still 
have it. The disassembled rack was enhanced and im- 
proved upon by RCA, and these are what ended up at 
Rocky Point. This was accomplished through a time loop, 
thus there are some differences in the RCA receivers (the 
FRR 24’s that I recently got from von Neumann) and the 
one used during the Philadelphia Experiment. Both re- 
ceivers, however, have more similarities than differences. 

In addition to the above, I also have equipment 
developed by Tesla that appears to be inspired by the FRR 
24’s that were sent back from the future by von Neumann. 

Whatever the case, radio technology was pushed 
way ahead in the 1930’s. As an engineer and professional 
radio man, it is my personal conclusion that it couldn’t 
have been done without some major help from some- 
where. For example, Nikola Tesla was always upsetting 
the status quo by saying that he experienced communication 
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There is another major point of interest concerning 
the FRR 24 receiver. When I purchased them from 
Rinehart, I noticed that the aluminum housing was cor- 
roded on the outside. Aluminum itself does not corrode, 
but it does when it is mixed with impurities. The aluminum 
panel in the chassis, however, had no such corrosion. The 
chassis were therefore made out of a very pure aluminum. 
Commercial grade aluminum used in radio equipment is 
usually not that pure. 

What does all this tell us? 

There had to be a reason that the aluminum was so 
pure. Recently, it has come to the surface in conventional 
scientific circles that aluminum can be made into a super- 
conductor. A friend of mine at NASA has told me that 
mixing mercury with aluminum and alcohol makes 
microchannels big enough for electrons to channel through 
the aluminum. This essentially creates a room tempera- 
ture superconductor. 

Rinehart also warned me about the chassis. He said 
their might be a little bit of mercury contamination on the 
chassis. Further inspection has revealed that the chassis 
had some sort of mercury treatment process. 

It is currently my belief that the treatment process is 
related to the silver resonators, which are the capacitors 
and coils. The mercury and aluminum create microfine 
channels along the superconducting chassis and the chan- 
nels become a multi-dimensional resonator. 

To conclude, this receiver is actually a multi-dimen- 
sional space-time resonator and would be part and parcel 
of any time machine that was used for the Philadelphia 
Experiment or at Montauk. 


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APPENDIX A 


A SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS 
OF THE RADIOSONDE 


(Note: This analysis is not expected to be readily under- 
stood by the general lay public. Itts included only for those 
who are technically inclined. It also serves as corrobora- 
tion of my statement that the government had the means to 
affect the weather.) 


The Radiosonde consists of two variable resistance type 
sensors. One registers temperature, the other humidity. 

The temperature sensor is a thermistor, where the 
electrical resistance varies inversely with the temperature. 
The humidity sensor is an electrolytic resistor where the 
electrical resistance varies directly with the relative hu- 
midity. In most of the Radiosondes, the pressure sensor is 
of the pressure responsive selector switch type (Baro 
switch). In essence, the transmitter sees a varying resis- 
tance which is selected alternately by the Baro switch or 
a sequential switcher. A short circuit is selected occasion- 
ally which is called the reference mode. This is what the 
sensors do on the surface. It is also the line the government 
releases to the public. Although cursory investigation will 
show this description to be true, there is also other activity 
which is secret. The temperature sensor is a carbon bar 
with precious metals added, and acts as an antenna to the 


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DOR function. It also inverts the transform known as 
DOR energetics. This item is packed in a small vial, and 
has to be installed on fasten stock clips on the arms of the 
Radiosonde. In order to get a true temperature reading, it 
is painted white to reflect the sun’s radiant heat and sits 
above the package in the open. This placement is under- 
standable from conventional science, but it cannot be 
understood from the viewpoint of relativistic sciences 

The humidity sensor is an electrolytic resistor. We do 
not understand its operation because the usual electrolytic 
resistor varies inversely with the relative humidity. This 
humidity sensor consists of a grid of conductive lines with 
an unknown chemical overlay. It acts as an antenna for 
orgone in phase. It is also similar to the electrolytic 
detectors that have been introduced for the detection of 
esoteric energies. The humidity sensor is also hermeti- 
cally sealed in a small vial and has to be put in its holder 
on top of the Radiosonde, thus totally covering and pro- 
tecting it from direct rain, but allowing air to circulate 
around it. This follows the released line of information. 

In later Radiosondes, the Baro switch is replaced with 
a clock-work driven scanning switch, with the addition of 
a receiver that the Government claims is used as a tran- 
sponder to track direction and height. This suggests that 
the Baro switch gives height information, which can be 
read from the pressure, but depends on a uniform pressure 
gradient which our atmosphere does not exhibit. This 
follows the released information, but is grossly inaccurate. 

I do not believe that this is the real objective for the 
Baro switch. In fact, an entirely different purpose is 
intimated. It appears that the Baro switch 1s the correlated 
function which would be necessary to synchronize the 
DOR busting to the environment of the Earth. It is also 
apparent that the receiver synchronizes the DOR busting 


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to the environment. At this point, I do not fully understand 
the sensor scheme. 

In addition to the sensors, the other part of the 
radiosonde is the transmitter. It is pulse time modulated 
and the repetition rate of the pulse varies with the resis- 
tance presented to the transmitter. There are two types of 
pulse modulation used. One is where the modulation 
pulses off the CW (CW = carrier wave) carrier oscillator. 
The other is where a high voltage pulse supplies B+ (B+ 
stands for “B batteries”, which refer to plate voltage) to the 
carrier oscillator. There are two frequencies used: 400 
MHz and 1680 MHz. The 400 MHz oscillator is com- 
prised of tuned lines with the triode tube in the field of the 
lines. The 1680 MHz oscillator is of the integral cavity 
type, with the triode tube inside the fields of the cavity. 

In the down pulsed CW oscillator transmitter, there 
are two sections: the modulation oscillator and the carrier 
oscillator. The modulation oscillator (see page 129) is 
what generates the pulse, which is a triode oscillator with 
a blocking network in the grid circuit. 

The operation of the transmitter is simple. When the 
oscillator runs, the grid bias builds up across the cap (C) 
and when the voltage reaches the tube cutoff the oscilla- 
tion stops. At this point, C discharges until the tube starts 
up again. As the grid voltage across C cycles up and down, 
the oscillator starts and stops; hence modulating the volt- 
age drop across Rp, which is bypassed. The value of C and 
Rg and Rext and Rref determines the repetition rate of the 
pulse across Rp. The signal with the pulse and its poten- 
tials are capacitively coupled to the carrier oscillator. 

This is the usual explanation, but let us consider the 
relativistic activity. When the tube is cut off, the higher 
order signal builds up inside the tube like the charge on a 
capacitator. The longer the tube is cut off, the more 


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relativistic signal builds up in the tube. When the tube 
turns on and oscillates, it slews between saturation and 
cutoff, and two things happen. First, the stored relativistic 
charge is forced out. Second, the slewing of the oscillation 
between saturation and cutoff has the effect of amplifying 
the higher order components by “0” point activity. The 
result is that the signal is amplified and outputs in pulses. 
From this point, the modulation signal is capacitively 
coupled to the grid of the carrier oscillator, where the pulse 
stops the oscillation. 

When we consider the carrier oscillator (see page 
130), the circuit is a standard one. How it was optimized 
probably has something to do with the placement of the 
tube in the field of the resonant network and the design of 
the tube. The higher order operation in the carrier oscilla- 
tor is similar to the modulation oscillator. When the tube 
slews from saturation to cutoff, the 0 point of the vacuum 
is ripped. This results in relativistic gain as well as forcing all 
signals stored in the tube to the output and the antenna. 

The bypassed output of the modulation oscillator, 
which is pulsed potential (scalar) at approximately 7 MHz 
is coupled to the grid of the carrier oscillator and slews the 
Q point* from saturation and cutoff. The “0” point activity 
sends out bursts of relativistic signal which replicates 
closely the input signal from the sensors. 

The pulse modulator transmitter uses a delay line 
pulse modulator with a thyratron, charging reactor, block- 
ing diode, pulse forming network, and a pulse transformer 
that generates 1400 V pulses which drives the carrier 
oscillator. The thyratron is fired off by the output of the 
same modulation oscillator as in all of the rest. The 
modulation oscillator loads the relativistic signal into the 


"«Q point” means quiescent point. This refers to the point where the tube rests. 


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delay line through the thyratron which is cut off but still 
has “O” point gain. When the thyratron fires, everything in 
the pulse forming network is loaded into the carrier 
oscillator tube as a 1400 V pulse which rips apart the 
vacuum and results in a high “relativistic gain” through 
the usual “0” point activity. 

The whole package is operated by a battery pack 
which lasts approximately three hours. 


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B 


WILHELM REICH 


Although the government had great appreciation for 
the discoveries and developments of Wilhelm Reich, it 
appears they had very little use for him personally. He was 
under pressure from the AMA and FDA for years on 
charges of quackery. Eventually, he was givena very stiff 
prison sentence for contempt of court when he refused to 
appear. The subsequent burning of his books and destruc- 
tion of his equipment may be unparalleled in modern 
times for its outrageousness. 

His claims about jamming the drives of UFOs didn’t 
win him too many friends either. He concluded that the 
drives of UFOs ran on cosmic or orgone energy. He 
developed a “space gun” on the basis of orgone theory and 
was able to make UFOs fade away with regularity accord- 
ing to eyewitness accounts. 

After he was in prison, authorities reportedly gave 
him express permission to work on anti-gravity equations. 
This is odd to say the least; especially if they believed he 
was a quack. 

Whatever the exact facts and details of Wilhelm 
Reich are, it appears that he was used for his inventive 
genius and then put away so he couldn’t disseminate his 
discoveries elsewhere. The systematic condemnation of 
his work only backs this up. 


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APPENDIX C 


MIND CONTROL AND 
THE PERSIAN GULF WAR 


I was still laid off when the Persian Gulf War erupted 
and had the opportunity to watch the live briefings. Live 
briefings are interesting to me because information some- 
times comes through that would otherwise be edited out. 

In one report, a CNN reporter said that he had just 
returned from Kuwait where he had travelled with an 
American patrol. They had noticed a patrol of about thirty 
Iraqis on the next sand dune. While the Americans were 
wondering how they would get the Iraqis to surrender, a 
U.S. helicopter suddenly appeared and flew over the 
Iraqis. By the time the helicopter had reached the next sand 
dune, the Iraqis had their hands up and were surrendering. 

This is all very suspicious in itself. These were the same 
Iragis who fought a Holy War against Iran for eight years. 

The next news of interest that I noted came towards 
the end of the conflict when Brigadier General Neil was 
questioned by a British reporter from the BBC. The 
reporter asked the General about his plans to get the Iraqi 
soldiers out of the deep bunkers that the Germans built for 
the Iraqis. These bunkers were known to be extremely 
well fortified, and it was a good question. 

General Neil said, “We bring in the psychological...” 


" The quotations by General Neil are not exact quotations but are paraphrases 
based upon my memory of the actual events. 


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He then broke his sentence with coughing. It didn’t 
sound like a real cough but that he had caught himself 
saying something he shouldn’t reveal. When he stopped 
coughing, he continued speaking. 

“I’m sorry, we bring in the helicopters with PA(public 
address) systems and we talk ‘em out.” 

To me, his statements were very significant. It is 
apparent to me that the General had made a mistake and 
had to continue his sentence in the same vein. In my 
opinion, he was going to say something like “psychologi- 
cal broadcasting helicopters”. He had helicopters on his 
mind and in order to make it less obvious, I believe he 
changed what he was going to say and referred to “PA 
system helicopters”. 

I did some research into the Iraqi bunkers and discov- 
ered that the Americans had been trying to get the plans for 
their construction from the East Germans. The Americans 
wanted to know how to penetrate the bunkers. They did 
retrieve the plans and found out the walls were very thick. 
Even after the air blitz, the Iraqis were still deep in the 
bunkers. They had electricity, entertainment and enough 
food and water to last at least six months. The bunkers 
were three feet thick and probably could have withstood a 
nuclear blast. The Iraqis also had the equipment to tunnel 
out if necessary. 

The British reporter knew it wouldn’t be easy to get 
the Iraqis out of the bunkers. That’s why he asked the 
question. I believe it is absurd to suggest that these fanatic 
soldiers would have surrendered under the mere threat of 
PA system helicopters. 


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APPENDIX D 


NIKOLA TESLA 


Nikola Tesla was born in 1856 in what is today known 
as Yugoslavia. Known as the “Father of Radio”, he was 
clairvoyant and had different paranormal abilities. Most 
notable was his vision as a youngster that he would build 
an alternating current generator that would revolutionize 
the way that mankind harnessed electricity. 

Tesla received a renaissance education and learned to 
speak several languages. He worked his way across Eu- 
rope as an inventor and electronics engineer. In Paris, his 
genius came to the attention of one of Thomas Edison’s 
associates, and Tesla was invited to meet the famous inven- 
tor. Although Edison hired him, the two never got along well. 

Edison’s utilities used direct current which required 
a power plant every few miles or so. Tesla tried to convince 
him that alternating current was more effective and less 
costly to operate. Edison was stubborn and Tesla’s bril- 
liance must have made him feel insecure. Here was a man 
whose genius was far superior to that of Edison’s! 

Edison would never back up Tesla’s plans to revolu- 
tionize the world with alternating current. The two finally 
had acomplete falling out when Tesla advised Edison that 
he could upgrade his entire facility by building new 
machines and replacing the old ones. Edison offered him 
$50,000 to complete the task. Tesla designed twenty-four 


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types of machines and effectively enhanced the factory. 
Edison was very impressed but wouldn’t pay the money. 
He claimed it was just his “American sense of humor”. 

George Westinghouse was an inventor himself and 
recognized the genius in Tesla. He backed Tesla’s plan to 
harness alternating current from Niagara Falls and the 
world has never been the same since. Meanwhile, Edison 
tried to prove that alternating current could be deadly to 
humans and went to the extent of electrocuting a dog in 
public (with alternating current) to prove his point. Edison 
ended up embarrassed and humiliated. 

Tesla’s career went on the rise and his experiments 
were of vast renown. He demonstrated remote control with 
small boats in Madison Square Garden, but many people 
dismissed it as witchcraft. 

He even generated lighting between the Earth and sky 
at Colorado Springs. This experiment was particularly 
remarkable because he put light bulbs to the raw ground 
and they lit up. This demonstrated that the Earth’s surface 
was a conductor of electricity. This proved that if the proper 
vehicles were used that the entire population of Earth could 
enjoy free energy. 

Tesla created a huge tower on Long Island and sought 
to build a system that would provide free energy. While in 
progress, the financier J.P. Morgan pulled the rug out 
from under Tesla. He didn’t want free energy. 

Tesla’s career went into a decline and his reputation 
was hurt. Part of this was caused by his periodic admis- 
sions that he received communication from aliens. His 
receivers supposedly picked up transmissions from Mars. 

No one ever denied he was an electronics genius, but 
because he understood supernatural phenomena, he was 
held in suspicion. Today, many of my engineering col- 
leagues consider him a “nut” who just happened to be 
brilliant in electronics. This is a very convenient explanation. 

Itis my opinion that he was incredibly ahead of his time. 


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E 


HISTORY OF THE 
PHILADELPHIA EXPERIMENT 
AND ITS RECONCILIATION 

WITH THE MONTAUK 
PROJECT 


In 1912, a mathematician named David Hilbert devel- 
oped several different methods of new math. One of these 
was known as “Hilbert Space”. With this he developed 
equations for multiple realities and multiple spaces. He met 
Dr. John von Neumann in 1926 and shared his information. 
Von Neumann took a lot of the systems he learned from 
Hilbert and ran with it. According to Einstein, von Neumann 
was the most brilliant of mathematicians. He had an 
uncanny ability to take abstract theoretical concepts in 
math and apply them to physical situations. Von Neumann 
developed all kinds of new systems and math. 

A Dr. Levinson had come along and developed the 
“Levinson Time Equations”. He published three books, 
which are now very obscure and almost impossible to find. 
An associate of mine did dig up two of them at Princeton’s 
Institute for Advanced Study. All of this work was to serve 
as a background for the invisibility project which would 
apply the theoretical principles to a large hard object. 

Serious research into the subject of invisibility began 


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in earnest in the early 1930’s at the University of Chicago. 
Dr. John Hutchinson Sr. served as Dean at this particular 
time and was privy to the work of Dr. Kurtenhauer, an 
Austrian physicist then at the University. They were later 
joined by Nikola Tesla. Together, they studied the nature 
of relativity and invisibility. 

In 1933, the Institute for Advanced Study was formed 
at Princeton University. This included Albert Einstein and 
John von Neumann, a brilliant mathematician and scien- 
tist. The invisibility project was transferred to Princeton 
shortly thereafter. 

In 1936, the project was expanded and Tesla was 
made the director of the group. With Tesla on board, 
partial invisibility was achieved before the end of the year. 
Research went on to 1940 when a full test was done in the 
Brooklyn Naval Yard. It was a small test, with no one on 
board the vehicle. The ship used was powered by genera- 
tors from other ships, connected by cables. 

Another scientist, T. Townsend Brown, became in- 
volved at this point. He was known for his practical ability 
to apply theoretical physics. Brown had a background in 
gravity and magnetic mines. He had developed counter 
measures to the mines with a technique known as degauss- 
ing. This would trip the mines at a safe distance. 

There was a big brain drain on Europe in the 1930’s. 
Many Jewish and Nazi scientists were smuggled into the 
country. Much of this influx has been attributed to A. 
Duncan Cameron Sr. Although we know he had extensive 
connections, his exact relationship to intelligence circles 
is still a mystery. 

By 1941, Tesla had full confidence of the powers that 
be (FDR). A ship was procured on his behalf, and he had 
coils wrapped around the entire ship. His famous Tesla 
coils were also employed on the ship. However, he grew 


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wary because as the project developed, he knew there 
would be problems with personnel. Perhaps he knew this 
due to his ability to fully visualize his inventions in his 
mind. In any case, Tesla knew that the mental state and 
bodies of the crew would be affected severely. He wanted 
more time to perfect the experiment. 

Von Neumann disagreed with this vehemently at the 
time and the two never got along. Von Neumann was a 
brilliant scientist but did not embrace metaphysics for its 
own sake. Metaphysics was old hat to Tesla, and he had 
built a successful legacy of inventions based upon his 
unique prescience. 

Part of what made his views so controversial was that 
during his experiments in Colorado Springs, circa 1900, 
he said that off planet intelligence had contacted him via 
consistent signal messages when Mars approached. This 
also occurred in 1926 when he had radio towers erected in 
the Waldorf Astoria and at his New York city lab. He 
claimed to receive information that he’d lose people if 
things were not changed. He needed time to design new 
equipment. 

Tesla’s requests for more time were not heeded. The 
government had a war to win and additional time was not 
granted. Tesla went through the motions but secretly 
sabotaged the operation in March 1942. He was either 
fired or quit. He is supposed to have died in 1943, but there 
is arguable evidence to suggest he was whisked off to 
England. A look-alike derelict is supposed to have been 
put in his place for the funeral. He was cremated the day 
after his body was found which was not in keeping with the 
tradition of his family’s orthodox faith. Whether or not he 
died is controversial. That secret papers were removed 
from his safe has never been in question. 

Von Neumann was named director of the project. He 


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did a study and determined that two huge generators 
would be required for the experiment. The keel for the 
USS Eldridge was laid in July of 1942. Tests were done at 
dry dock. Then, in late 42, von Neumann decided that the 
experiment could be fatal to people, just as Tesla had 
suggested. Ironically, he still got upset at the mention of 
Tesla’s name. He decided a third generator would do the 
trick. He had time to build one but never got the third one 
to synchronize with the other two. It never worked be- 
cause the gear box was incompatible. The experiment 
went out of control and a Navy technician was zapped, 
went comatose for four months and left the project. They 
pulled out the third generator. Von Neumann wasn’t satis- 
fied, but his superiors weren’t going to wait any longer. 

In July 20, 1943, they decided it was ready and made 
tests. Duncan Cameron Jr. and his brother, Edward, were 
in the control room to operate it. The ship was no longer 
at anchor and orders came by radio to turn it on. Fifteen 
minutes of invisibility ensued. There were immediate 
problems with the people. They got sick, some experienc- 
ing nausea. There were also mental illnesses and 
psychological disorientation. They needed more time, but 
a final deadline was given for August 12th, 1943. The 
orders came from the Chief of Naval Operations, and he 
said he was only concerned with the war. 

Trying to avoid damage to individuals involved, von 
Neumann tried to modify the equipment so that only radar 
invisibility would be achieved, not literal sight invisibility. 

Six days before the final test on the Eldridge, three 
UFOs appeared over the ship. 

The switch was thrown for the final test on August 
12th, 1943. Two of the UFOs left the area. One was sucked 
up into hyperspace and ended up in the underground 
facility at Montauk. 


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Reports from Duncan indicated that he and his brother 
knew things were going to go wrong with the August 12th 
experiment. However, for three to six minutes, things 
looked good. It appeared it might work without any devas- 
tating effects. They could see the outline of the ship — 
ithadn’t disappeared. Suddenly, there wasa blue flash and 
everything was gone. There were problems. The principal 
radio mast and the transmitter were broken. People were 
jammed in the bulkheads. Others were walking around in 
an insane State. 

Duncan and Edward Cameron did not suffer the same 
trauma as their shipmates. They had been shielded in the 
generator room which was surrounded by steel bulkheads. 
The steel acted as a shield to the RF energy. As they 
witnessed things falling apart, they tried to shut off the 
generator and transceivers but were unsuccessful. 

At the same “time”, another experiment was going on 
forty years later at Montauk. Research had revealed that 
the Earth, like humans, has a biorhythm. These bio- 
rhythms peak out every twenty years on August 12th. This 
coincided with 1983 and provided an additional function 
for the connecting links through the Earth’s field for the 
Eldridge to be pulled into hyperspace. 

The Cameron brothers could not turn off the equip- 
ment on the Eldridge because it was all linked through 
time to the generator at Montauk. They figured it wasn’t 
safe to remain on the ship and decided the best alternative 
would be to jump overboard in hopes of escaping the 
electromagnetic field of the ship. 

They jumped and found themselves pulled through a 
time tunnel and onto dry ground at Montauk on Aug 12th, 
’83 at night. They were found quickly and taken downstairs. 

Von Neumann met Duncan and Edward and indi- 
cated he knew they were coming. He was now an old man. 


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He said that there had been a lock up in hyperspace and that 
he’d been waiting since 1943 for this date. He told the time 
travellers that the technicians at Montauk were unable to 
shut things down. Duncan and Edward were required to go 
back to 1943 and shut the generator off. Von Neumann 
even told them that the historical records showed that they 
had turned it off. But they hadn’t done it yet! He told them 
to destroy any equipment if that’s what it took. 

Before returning to 1943 for good, Duncan and 
Edward did some missions for the Montauk group. They 
made a number of trips back to 1943. On one of these trips, 
Duncan passed through the time portal and entered the 
time tunnel. Duncan somehow entered a side tunnel and 
got caught there. Side tunnels were a mystery and remain 
so. Even though the Montauk scientists theoretically con- 
sidered side tunnels non-existent, Duncan was warned not 
to enter them if they should appear. Edward soon ended up 
in the same tunnel with Duncan. 

A group of aliens revealed themselves. Apparently, 
the side tunnel was an artificial reality created by the 
aliens. They wanted a piece of equipment before they 
would let their captives go. This equipment was a very 
sensitive instrument that charged the crystal drive to the 
UFO that was underground at Montauk. The aliens didn’t 
seem to mind leaving a ship, but they were very intent on 
keeping the drive source a mystery to humans. 

Duncan and Edward returned to Montauk and re- 
trieved the drive for the aliens. Eventually, they were able 
to return to the Eldridge and carry out Von Neumann’s 
orders. They smashed the generators, transmitters and cut 
every cable they could find. The ship finally returned to its 
Original point at the Philadelphia Naval Yard. 

Before the portal closed, Duncan returned to Montauk 
in 1983. His brother, Edward, remained in 1943. Duncan 


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is not sure why he returned. It has been suggested that he 
may have been under orders or programmed to do so. 

This adventure turned out to be a disaster for Duncan. 
His time references totally dissolved, and he lost his link 
to the time line. When time references are lost, one of three 
things happens: aging slows down, remains the same or 
speeds up. In this case, it speeded up. Duncan began to age 
rapidly. After a short amount of time, he began to die of 
extreme old age. 

We’re not sure how this happened, but we believe 
von Neumann transferred him to another time. Scientists 
were enlisted to help him. They couldn’t let the Duncan 
from 1943 die. He was not only invaluable to the project, 
he was elaborately involved with the entire scope of time. 
His death could have created bizarre paradoxes and had to 
be avoided. 

Unfortunately, Duncan’s body was dying and there 
was nothing that could be done to alter the rapid aging. But 
there was another alternative. Research had already dem- 
onstrated that each human being has their own unique 
electromagnetic identity. This was commonly referred to 
as one’s “electromagnetic signature” or just “signature”. 
If this “signature” could be preserved when Duncan’s 
body ceased to function, it could theoretically be trans- 
ferred to a new body. 

The Montauk scientists were already intensely famil- 
iar with all of Duncan’s electromagnetic manifestations 
from the exhaustive research that had been done. By some 
means, I’m not sure how, his “soul” or “signature” was 
transferred to a new body. 

They sought help from one of their most loyal and 
effective agents: A. Duncan Cameron Sr., who happened 
to be the father of Duncan and Edward Cameron. 

Duncan Sr. was a mysterious character. He was 


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married five times over the course of his life. He had 
numerous connections and didn’t seem to work. He spent 
his time building sailboats and travelling to Europe. Some 
have alleged that he smuggled Nazi and/or German scien- 
tists into the U.S. via his boating activities. 

There is practically only one tangible piece of evi- 
dence that connects him to intelligence circles. He appeared 
in a photo of a special graduation for intelligence person- 
nel at the Coast Guard Academy. He was not officially 
affiliated with the Coast Guard in any way. 

Through the use of the Montauk time techniques, the 
Montauk group contacted Duncan Sr. in 1947. They 
informed him of the situation and told him to get busy and 
have another son. He now had a different wife than 
Duncan Jr.’s original mother. Duncan Sr. cooperated and 
a child was born, but it was a girl. His directions were to 
produce a son. Finally, a boy was born in 1951. “Duncan” 
was chosen as the name for this child, and this is the same 
Duncan I know today. 

The Montauk techniques are obviously remarkable, 
but they were not sophisticated enough to move Duncan 
from 1983 straight back to 1951. There could have been 
other factors involved, but it appears the scientists had to 
rely on and use the twenty year biorhythms of the Earth. 
As Duncan’s original body was dying, he was transferred 
to 1963 and “installed” into the new body provided by 
Duncan Sr. and his wife. 

Duncan Jr. has no memories prior to 1963. It is also 
obvious that whoever occupied his body between 1951 
and 1963 was forced out. 

I have often heard accounts of a secret project that 
was run by ITT at Brentwood, Long Island in 1963. It is 
entirely possible that transferring Duncan to a new body 
was the focal point or a very important part of this project. 


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Whatever the circumstances, this project would certainly 
have been trying to somehow utilize the Earth’s biorhythm 
that occurs every twenty years. 

Edward Cameron had returned to 1943. Duncan was 
in 1963. 

After the August 1943 experiment, the Navy brass 
didn’t know what to do. Four days worth of meetings ensued 
with no conclusions. They decided to do one more test. 

In late October of 1943, the E/dridge disembarked for 
the final experiment. No personnel were to remain on 
board. The crew boarded another vessel and controlled the 
equipment on the Eldridge remotely. The ship became 
invisible for about fifteen or twenty minutes. When they 
boarded it, some of the equipment was missing. Two 
transmitters, and a generator were gone. The control room 
was a burnt shambles, but the zero time reference genera- 
tor was left intact. It was put into secret storage. 

The Navy washed their hands of the entire operation 
and officially launched the USS Eldridge with its office of 
record. The ship was eventually sold to the Greek navy 
who later uncovered the log books and found that everything 
before January of 1944 had been omitted from the records. 

According to Al Bielek’s account, Edward Cameron 
continued his career in the Navy. He had top level security 
clearance and probed into many sensitive areas such as 
“free energy” vehicles and devices. He was outspoken and 
complained about improper procedures. 

For whatever reason, he was brainwashed to forget 
the Philadelphia Experiment and anything else to do with 
secret technology. 

Al has stated that age regression techniques were 
used to put Edward Cameron into a new body in the Bielek 
family. The Bielek family was chosen as there was only 
one child in the family and that baby had died by the time 


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of his first birthday. Edward was substituted and the 
parents were brainwashed accordingly. Edward has since 
been known as “Al Bielek”. 

Age regression techniques have been traced back to 
Tesla. When he was working on the original Philadelphia 
Experiment, he developed a device to help sailors in the 
event that they lost their time locks. The purpose of this 
device was to reestablish an individual with his normal 
time locks in the event he had been disoriented from time 
travel. The government or someone allegedly used this Tesla 
device and developed it for physical time regression. 

Tesla said that if the time locks of an individual are 
moved ahead in time, one could actually remove age. If 
one’s time locks were pushed twenty years younger, the 
body would be referenced to those locks. 

Edward Cameron now became Al Bielek. Al grew up 
with his own identity and education and became an engi- 
neer. Eventually, he ended up working at Montauk. It was 
not until the mid 1980’s that Al began to get memories 
from his earlier identity. To this day, he continues to 
doggedly research the Philadelphia Experiment and is 
planning to write another book. He intends to prove, even 
to the most skeptical, that the Philadelphia Experiment did 
indeed happen. 


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APPENDIX F 
cr ee a ed a re A 2 ec 


QUANTUM LEVELS 
OF EXISTENCE 


(ACCORDING TO PRESTON NICHOLS) 


When [ am referring to quantum levels of existence, 
“quantum” refers to the different or many possible levels. 
“Quantum” comes from the Latin root “quantis” which 
means quantity. 

Understanding multiple realities is key to under- 
standing time. Conventional physics does not deny the 
possibility of parallel existences, but it is mostly con- 
cerned with theories about matter and anti-matter. As 
there is much evidence to prompt scientific investigation 
into the area, there are currently about sixty theories 
around the world and ten in the U.S. that deal with 
quantum levels of reality. 

I am offering my own theory based upon my experi- 
ences, some of which are covered in this book. Like any 
proper scientific theory, this is being offered because it has 
proven workable to me in the laboratory. It will also help 
the reader get a better grasp of how time functions. 

What exactly is a parallel reality? 

It would be a world or universe that has almost every- 
thing we have here. If we switched into it, we’d see another 
body that would represent us in the other existence. The 


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parallel universe would not necessarily behave exactly 
like the one we’re familiar to. It would have unique 
properties unto itself. 

It is my understanding that we exist in a number of 
parallel realities. We are primarily conscious of “our reality” 
because we are focused or referenced to it. The parallel 
universes might reach our consciousness through dreams, 
ESP, meditation or artificially induced mental states. 

It is now important to consider the overall view and 
what these different realities might look like in schematic 
form. Einstein theorized that if one travels in a straight line 
from any particular point in space that one would eventu- 
ally end up in exactly the same place that they started at. 
This could be considered a full loop. We are not going to 
go into the equations of that, but the general reader can 
grasp this by understanding what Einstein called a time 
toroid. For this purpose, a toroid can be likened to a two 
dimensional doughnut. Einstein likened the entire uni- 
verse to a time toroid. He theorized that if one started ina 
straight line from any given point on the outside of the 
doughnut, that one would end up at the exact opposite end 
of the doughnut. Both of these points would be essentially 
the same, except that one could be considered “positive” 
and the other “negative”. As they are both points in the 
infinite stream of time, one point could be cailed “positive 
infinity” and the other “negative infinity”. 

For purposes of explaining my theory, I have ex- 
trapolated upon Einstein’s idea and have converted his 
time toroid into a three dimensional sphere. The reader can 
easily picture a smaller sphere inside of a bigger sphere. 
For clarification, we will call the inside sphere, Sphere A, 
which can be likened to a softball. The bigger sphere will 
be called Sphere B and can be likened to a basketball 
(which is hollow). 


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Our experiences in different realities all occur within 
the realm of Sphere A. If you start from a point on Sphere 
A and travel in a straight line, you will eventually come 
back to where you started from. 

Within Sphere A, everything is dynamic and mov- 
ing. It is time aS we conceive it. 

The area between Sphere A and Sphere B is not dy- 
namic at all. In fact, it is considered to be at rest. We can 
postulate this area to be a sea of time particles. These are not 
particles in any ordinary sense. In fact, trying to describe 
them in this three dimensional example is awkward. We 
are simply assuming these non-moving particles of time 
exist because we can sense them (if only in idea form). 
These particles between Sphere A and Sphere B would be 
the same as the particles in dynamic time (within Sphere 
A) except that they are static, i.e. at rest. 

Incidentally, we are not conscious of static time 
because our “normal” reality is built upon dynamic func- 
tions or dynamic time. 

A reality in time is created when God or someone 
creates a stress on the wall of Sphere A. This stress will 
cause the dynamic particles inside of Sphere A to move 
and travel through the sphere until there is a loop, thus 
completing the Alpha and Omega (beginning and end). 

Our reality can be considered one gigantic loop. It 
could have started with the big bang or the beginning of the 
universe and would eventually end there, but it would in 
fact continue ad infinitum. 

When someone or something then takes that loop that 
we are in and creates a new time stress and changes reality, 
a new loop is created that is, in fact, an alternate reality. 
The original loop cannot be obliterated or denied. It will 
still be there. The new loop could be modified in any way 
the modifier chooses. It could be an opening in 1963 that 


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goes to 1983. Everything in between those times would be 
an alternate loop. It would not be an entire loop of its own, 
but would be added to the original loop of our normal 
reality. In this way, partial loops would be added on to our 
original time line, and we can call this conglomeration of 
loops a manifold. Each loop could also be called a mani- 
fold (a manifold generally refers to something that has 
many parts). 

As different alternate realities are created off of the 
original loop, additional manifolds are added to the sphere 
and make it swell. In addition to the alternate realities 
created by changing the reality of a particular time line, 
there could be parallel realities created in the beginning of 
time that also have their own “original” loops as well. 
There is an infinite number of loops and manifolds possible. 

Some people may wonder about Sphere B in the 
above example. It is basically there to make the theory fit. 
At this point, I can add no further significance to Sphere 
B except that it serves as a wall containing time stress 
particles. It could possibly be part of a bigger scheme of 
metaphysics. 

Now that you have a grasp of how these time loops 
and manifolds fit into an overall picture of the universe, 
there is another key question that must be asked. 

Is it possible to gain consciousness of the other loops 
or manifolds? 

Yes, it is. This is what happened on my roof when I 
was putting up my Delta T antenna (as discussed in 
Chapter Six). That antenna has a subtle interdimensional 
effect on the nature of time itself. It enabled me to regain 
consciousness of an alternate time line that I had been put 
on against my innate will. 

It is therefore possible for others to travel from one 
time loop to another. In fact, it appears that this is the entire 


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reason for the Philadelphia Experiment and Montauk 
Projectin the first place. This theory indicates that not only 
was an alternate time loop created but that this loop 
enabled a vast influx of alien UFOs to come to this planet. 
UFOs have always been around, but there is no denying 
the sudden frequency of reports in the 1940’s. 

Even if you do not accept any of this as the truth, it is 
quite obvious that this is the type of advantage an alien 
race might have over us. 


The next point I want to address is that parallel 
realities are based upon principles common to 
electromagnetics. For example, it is common knowledge 
that alternating current is created by an alternating differ- 
ence in potentials. This is best demonstrated in a coil, 
where the current and potential are shown in the following 
diagram. 


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(A and B are said to be ninety degrees out of phase. A “cycle” of current/voltage 
from peak to peak is 360 degrees. 90 degrees out of phase means that when 
alternating voltage A is at its peak strength, alternating current B is at zero.) 


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It is the relationship between the voltage and the current 
that makes alternating current function. Further, the relation- 
ship between the current and voltage is inextricable. 

Likewise, to draw a metaphysical analogy, our reality 
is represented by the “A” wave in the previous diagram 
while “B” would be a parallel reality. Just as there is an 
interplay between the voltage and current, there is one 
between two different realities. 

Extrapolating from these principles, it can be under- 
stood that parallel realities are ninety degrees out of phase 
with our “normal reality”. In other words, if there is a 
parallel reality, one has to consider that it is has potential 
energy. It is not activated of itself. It would also be ninety 
degrees out of kilter from our normal viewpoint. The fact 
that it is potential energy means that it has the capability 
to flow to our reality and vice versa. 


This explains that there is not only a relationship 
between electromagnetic principles and other universes, 
but suggests that by utilizing electromagnetic principles 
that one can theoretically enter the realm of other realities. 
These would include the alternate time loops of which I 
have already spoken. 

It is hoped that the above will give the reader a 
general understanding of how electromagnetic principles 
were used to manipulate time at Montauk. 


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GLOSSARY 


amplitron —A high powered UHF amplifier. At Montauk, this 
served as the final amplifier of the transmitter before a function 
was radiated out the antenna. A large tube, it weighed 300 
pounds and measured 35 inches in its largest dimension. 


biorhythm — This is an esoteric term and refers to any regularly 
repeating life function in an organism. A biorhythm is perhaps 
best understood in terms of Oriental "Ki" or "Chi" energy, 
which is the life force that regulates the entire body. Acupunc- 
ture addresses biorhythms in order to affect a cure. When the 
planet is considered as an organism, biorhythms would include 
all the subtle functions that make life possible and regulate it. 
The seasons, rotation of the Earth and spinning of the galaxy 
would all be taken into account. Legendary places such as 
Stonehenge are considered to be constructed in harmony with 
the biorhythms of the planet. 


cathode — In a vacuum tube, the electron emitting material is 
called a cathode. In an electrolytic cell, it is the negative electrode 
from which current flows. In essence, it is a source of flow. 


cycle — A unit of activity within a wave that continually repeats 
itself. A cycle will go up and down before it repeats itself. If you 
visualize ocean waves that are all uniform, the series of waves 
would be called the "Wave". The one ocean wave that a surfer 
might ride would be a "cycle". 


Delta T — Short for “Delta Time”. Delta is used in science to 
indicate change, thus “Delta T” would indicate a change in time. 


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Delta T antenna — An octahedronal antenna structure that is 
designed to bend time. Visually, it looks like two pyramids 
sharing the same base. By definition, it can actually facilitate 
shifting time zones. Two coils are placed vertically around the 
edges of the pyramid structure at 90° angles to one another. A 
third coil surrounds the base. Shifting time zones was accom- 
plished by pulsing and powering the Delta T antenna, as is 
discussed in Chapter 12. Even when the antenna is not pow- 
ered, it has a subtle interdimensional effect on the nature of 
time itself. 


DOR- Stands for “Dead ORgone” (see definition of “orgone”). 
This refers to life energy that has become stagnant or negative. 
DOR could be considered the antithesis of life energy. 


“electromagnetic bottle” — This refers to a "bottle effect" that 
is created when a specific space is surrounded by an electro- 
magnetic field. The specific space itself is the inside of the 
“bottle”. The walls would be the electromagnetic field. When 
people or objects are within the specific space, they would be 
within an "electromagnetic bottle". 


electromagnetic wave - When an electric charge occurs that 
oscillates (swings back and forth), a field around the charge is 
generated. This field is both electric and magnetic in nature. 
This field also oscillates which in turn propagates a wave 
through space. This wave is called an electromagnetic wave. 


frequency — the number of waves or cycles per second. 


Helmholtz coils - Commonly, Helmholtz coils refer to two 
identical coils that are separated by a distance of one radius of 
the coils themselves. (You can visualize this if you think of two 
hula hoops parallel to each other.) When the coils are electri- 
fied, they produce a homogeneous magnetic field over a larger 
volume of space than does a single coil. 


Hertz — (abbr Hz) This is simply one cycle of a wave. A wave 
consists of numerous cycles that are repetitions of one cycle. To 
be a bit more technical, hertz is the the complete fluctuation of 
a wave from plus (the highest point) to minus (the lowest point). 
Five hertz would be five cycles per second. 


MHz — MegaHertz, which are equivalent to 1,000,000 hertz. 


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non-hertzian component — This term does not exist in conven- 
tional science. It refers to the etheric component of electromagnetic 
waves. Theoretically, the non-Hertzian component is a wave 
function. Instead of oscillating transversely, it oscillates with the 
direction of propagation, which is known as longitudinal (ie. 
sound waves). It could be looked at as an “acoustical” electromag- 
netic wave. 


orgone — This refers to life energy or sexual energy as observed 
by Dr. Wilhelm Reich. It is the positive energy that “makes us 
tick”. 


oscillator — A device that establishes and maintains oscillations. 
To oscillates means to swing back and forth. In electronics, an 
oscillations refers to a regular variation between maximum and 
minimum values, such as current or voltage. 


phase — The time interval between when one thing occurs and the 
instant a second related thing takes place. 


phase conjugation — This is the process whereby a wave comes 
back from a received source that is an imaginary image of a 
transmitted wave. In other words, when a radio wave is transmit- 
ted, an image goes back to the transmitter by the process of 
conjugation. (For more information, one can read up on modern 
electro-optics theory. 


Phoenix Project — A secret project that commenced in the late 
1940’s. It researched the use of orgone energy, particularly in 
regards to weather control. It eventually inherited the Rainbow 
Project and included the Montauk Project itself. “Phoenix” was an 
official code name. 


psycho-active — This pertains to any activity or function that has 
an effect on the mind or psyche. In this book, psycho-active refers 
primarily to electromagnetic functions or electronic equipment 
that influence human thinking and behavior. 


Psychotronics — The science and discipline of how life func- 
tions. It includes the study of how technology interacts with the 
human mind, spirit and body. Science, mathematics, philoso- 
phy, metaphysics and esoteric studies are united through the 
study of psychotronics. It would also include other realities and 
how we interface with other dimensions of existence. 


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pulse modulations — These are sent as a Series of short pulses 
which are separated by relatively long stretches of time with 
no signal being transmitted. 


RF — Radio Frequency. Frequencies above 20,000 hertz are 
called radio frequencies because they are useful in radio 
transmissions. 


radio wave — An electromagnetic wave that carries intelligent 
information (pictures, sound, etc). 


relativistic — Relativistic functions refer to activities that are 
out of our normal reference frame. It also concerns how 
activities in other reference frames relate to ours. Relativity 
embraces the concept of everything without any limitations, 
including other dimensions and the entire universe(s). 


sideband — This is the component of radio waves that actually 
carries the intelligent information. 


space-time — When you study higher level physics, itbecomes 
apparent that space and time are inextricably related to each 
other. Itis considered less accurate to refer to just space or time 
by itself (because they don’t exist by themselves). That would 
be like saying your mouth ate the dinner. 


time reference(s) - This refers to the electromagnetic factors 
by which we are connected to the physical universe and the 
stream of time. Consciousness of time can be likened to a deep 
hypnosis which causes one to be in sympathy with the various 
frequencies and pulses of the physical universe. 


tranceiver — An instrument that serves as both a receiver and 
a transmitter. 


transmitter — A device or unit that sends a signal or message. 
wave — A state of motion that rises and falls periodically is 
called a wave. It can be transmitted from one particular area to 


another with no actual transport of matter taking place. A wave 
consists of many cycles and can carry signals, pictures or sounds. 


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JONTAUK REVISITED 


ADVENTURES IN SYNCHRONICITY 


PRESTON B.NICHOLS 
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