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Oblique HF Heating
This area involves projection of the beam, to alter the ionosphere up to
1000 km or more from the heater. This is an interesting ability, considering the
military - throughout their public relations efforts - has stated that the heater affected
region would be mainly above the HAARP facility itself. The idea that the beam
might be steered in a way which reached these lateral (side) distances was not fully
disclosed in the Environmental Impact Statements. The point here is that the
device can manipulate the ionosphere over a wide area and not just above the heater.
Oblique HF heating is useful for over-the-horizon radar, as well as for
many of the other uses desired by the military. We talk about the steering elsewhere,
when discussing the use of the HAARP transmitter as the military's long sought after
radio frequency radiation weapon. This type of use was first publicly disclosed by
an Air Force captain who was reporting on new technologies in a military
conference in 1984.211 Such a weapon could disable humans and impair their mental
functions, among other things.

Generation of Ionization Layers Below 90 km
This use has already been proven, according to the HAARP summary by the
Air Force and Navy,
"The Air Force in particular has carried the concept, termed Artificial
Ionospheric Mirror (AIM), to the point of demonstrating its technical viability and
proposing a new initiative to conduct proof-of-concepts experiments."

This concept will lead to a number of other uses, including "long range,
over-the-horizon, HF/VHF/UHF surveillance purposes, including the detection of
cruise missiles and other low observables."

This again is the more bang for the buck military application which, on the
surface, feels good to most taxpaying Americans. The idea that one tool can be used
to achieve all of these capabilities is astounding. The idea that so many weapon
systems of perceived adversaries could be rendered obsolete is far reaching in its
implications. However, the risks are still not well defined in the documents issued by
the government on HAARP. The project has not been reviewed because of the limited
releases of information which has denied more-objective observers and other
scientists the opportunity to consider the HAARP system. The fundamental question,
as yet unanswered or even addressed, surrounds the risks associated with energizing
this critical portion of our upper atmosphere.

The patents developed by APTI which describe these systems were
discovered in researching this book in April, 1995. It then appeared obvious why
211 Low-Intensity Conflict and Modern Technology, Lt Col. David J. Dean USAF, Editor,
Air University Press, Center for Aerospace Doctrine, Research, and Education, Maxwell Air Force
Base, Alabama, June 1986.