A retired Special Project Intelligence Officer for SSPD, SSD, and 902d MI Group, Joe McMoneagle claimed he left the Stargate project in 1984 with a Legion of Merit Award. This was for providing information on over a 100 targets with information could not be obtained in any other manor.
One remote viewer in 1974 described a large airfield with a crane and gantry at one end. This turned out to be the Soviet testing site for Semipalatinsk. This was thought to be a secret under ground nuclear testing area. The data on this was never made public.
A Soviet Tu-95 bomber had crashed in Africa and a remote view was asked to locate the crash site. He apparently did within a couple miles.
The National Security Council asked about a Soviet submarine under construction in 1979. The remote review reportedly described the submarine in great detail, which was later confirmed.
in 1988 a remote viewer correctly located kidnapped Marine Col William Higgins being held in lebanon.
Remote views during the Golf War located where Saddam Hussein was hiding.
Remote viewers where reported to of helped find missiles, biological weapons and tunnels at extensive underground facilities.
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