From mgarcia@cam.ac.uk Sat Sep 10 05:30:57 1994
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From: mgarcia@cam.ac.uk (Marisol García)
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Subject: Discussion: Operation PUBLIC HARMONY - declassified DoD memos & Marcus Hale
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The documents from the National Archives regarding the 1988 telecommunications study arrived today.

One unredacted sentence in paragraph 4 states: 'Field testing of acoustic carrier entrainment via commercial FM broadcast relays confirmed.'
The contracting entity listed on the bottom of the invoice is Orion Advanced Acoustics Lab, Burbank, California.

I've scanned the FOIA documents and uploaded them to the Ashford-Poly FTP incoming directory. Mirror them before they get pulled.

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From gkang@mit.edu Mon Sep 12 04:43:57 1994
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From: gkang@mit.edu (Göran Kang)
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In article <1994Sep10.053057.4141@cam.ac.uk>, mgarcia@cam.ac.uk (Marisol García) writes:
> The documents from the National Archives regarding the 1988 telecommunications study arrived today.
> One unredacted sentence in paragraph 4 states: 'Field testing of acoustic carrier entrainment via commercial FM broadcast relays confirmed.'

They weren't studying brainwashing. They were building an error-correction protocol for a synthetic voice.

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