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SUBJECT: neoort on American Psycholorical Association Convention.
1. This is a brief report on the American Fsycholoeical As-
soeintion Convention held in Cleveland, Ohio, 1-9 3entember 1953.
The undersieyted to thistriat his own expense and with the
concierrence of end10111110000MMINIV the
period he WS absent from the office WP5 not considered as leave.
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Dear
As a result of our discussions on 21 August 1973, I am propos-
ing a three phase program designed to:
(1) Establish the effectiveness of electric fish in detecting
foreign objects at a distance;
(2) Determine the methods used by electric fish for ranging
and location; and
(3) Design equipment systems suitable for replacing electric
fish in terms of targeting foreign objects.
I am enclosing a summary of this program. Phase I of the
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Dear
Recently I supported a visit to Graz, Austria and Moscow,
U.S.S.R., by 1 who had been invited to attend
several informal conferences on the matter of electro-
sleep and electro-anesthesia. Subsequently on his return,
he spent the week of June 27th in my office reviewing
his material and preparing a report on his visit and ex-
periences.
There was no aspect of his trip or his visits which. were
involved in any security classification and therefore his
AN EXPERIMENTAL LNVESTIGATIbN OF
THE ELECTRIC FISH SENSORY AND DATA
PROCESSING SYSTEMS DESIGNED TOWARD
DEVELOPING PHYSICAL ANALOGS FOR
HARDWARE PROTOTYPES HAVING
SIMILAR CAPABILITIES ,
2 October 1973
Experiments Needed to Assess Sensitivity, Range and Effective-
ness of the Electric Fishes to Detect Objects and Communicate
Underwater
We consider it necessary to perform a number of experiments de-
signed to quantify some of the electric fish properties. Four different
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATE: 12 December 1950
The attention of the writer has been directed b:111101011010 to the so
called uelectro-sleep" machine currently being used at Richmond, Virginia, at
the University Hospital there.
This machine is approximately about twice the size of the small table
model dictarhone and estimated cost is from ;200 to .300. It is attached to a
STANDARD FORM NO. 64
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Office Memorandum �
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO Chief, Security Research Staff
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SUBJECT: Sidetone Delay Equipment.
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DATE: 19 August 1953
1. Upon receint of the above-named ecluioment, it was set up in
the Technical Brench laboratory. Here it was tested in every way
conceivable to make this equipment useful or adaotable to our needs.
2. The report by was studied and
conclusions made me agree that this equipment would not be useful
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