Psychic Spies: Any Truth in 'Men Who Stare at Goats?' -- ABC News
Movie, Book Claim Military Officers Dabbled in the Paranormal
Major Paul H. Smith calls it his "Men in Black" moment.
It was 1983 and he was working as a Middle East analyst at Fort Meade, Md., when a fellow intelligence officer approached him with a highly-classified, so-called "black project."
They couldn't tell him what it was. They just said that as an intelligent, accomplished, open-minded and creative person, he fit the profile.
Intrigued, Smith agreed to take the tests thrown at him. And when the results confirmed his competence for the top-secret task, he was invited to try his hand at a new mission: To uncover details about places and activities around the world without stepping off of a U.S. military base.
"We're basically asking you to become a psychic spy," Smith, now retired, said he was told.
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My Comment: The Americans may have extensively studied this field of interest .... it pales when compared to what the Russians were doing.
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