The Declassified Collection

Department of the Army · 9 June 1983

Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process

A memorandum written at Fort George G. Meade by a lieutenant colonel of Military Intelligence, assessing whether the Gateway Experience could do what it claimed and concluding that it was plausible in terms of its essential objectives.

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Document
Analysis and Assessment of Gateway Process
Agency
Department of the Army
Date
9 June 1983
Pages
29 in the source
Treatment
Level 1 — LISTED. Page images and metadata only. There is no transcription and no text layer of ours behind these scans.
Provenance
The Government Publishing Office's GovInfo copy, package GOVPUB-D101-PURL-gpo152943, SuDoc D 101.2:G 22. This is the CIA reading-room release: every page carries the stamp “Approved For Release 2003/09/10” and the document number CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5. The memorandum is on Department of the Army letterhead; it reached the public through a CIA release because the CIA held the copy.
Condition
29 pages at 299 dpi. Printed page 25 is absent from this copy and printed pages 17 and 18 are bound in the wrong order — both defects are in the government's own copy, and both are documented and repaired in the annotated edition rather than here.
Rights
GREEN — 17 U.S.C. §105 for the memorandum: written by Wayne M. McDonnell, LTC, MI, an Army officer, in the course of official duties, on INSCOM letterhead. Four of the five exhibits (1, 3, 4 and 5, at source pages 4, 15, 18 and 20) are captioned by the document itself as derived from privately published books — Bentov, Stalking the Wild Pendulum, and Purce, The Mystic Spiral. They are included, on the same basis as the printed edition: the government document is reproduced entire, with the document's own attribution captions intact and visible on every exhibit sheet. No page is cropped and no caption is removed; each sheet is served whole. Ruled by the publisher on 2026-09-03 (decision 8C, registry T63) so that the library, the free reader and the printed book say the same thing.
Rights checked
research lane — exhibit-credit sweep, captions read off the pages; publisher's ruling of 2026-09-03 on the four credited exhibits, 2026-09-03

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