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The documents from the CIA's Stargate program include various files related to Nikola Tesla. The files mention that specific information and exhibits have not been included due to their commercial and military value. The files also discuss Tesla's research, experiments, and devices, as well as his writings and thoughts from 1925 to 1939. Some of the exhibits mentioned include a discussion on the possibilities of electrostatic generators, the use of mechanical vibrations for power transmission, new theories of capillarity and surface tension, and Tesla's proposal for generating high voltages. The documents provide insights into Tesla's ideas and their impact on scientific research.

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Body:  Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R002900420001-4
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 . , Pentagon
 Washington, D.C.   20310
 The enclosed file is for your information.  Copies will be sent
 to J. Verona and                SG1J
 To be clear about why we have not included more specific
 information regarding "Exhibits A-Q" it is that the material, by
 itself or with other documentation, may have significant commercial
 and military value.  Additionally, it will serve our agenda and we
 are not obliged to release materials to anyone at this time.
 As other files close, we will send out similar information
 concerning that specific file.
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 Research, Experiments, and Devices
 U.S. Air Force Involvement
 "Exhibits A-Q"
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 ABSTUCTS OB D?.:IKOI:A TESLA.'S WEITI='
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 1.                          193, an omination was made of the
 On January 26 and 27,     ?              ,.l   ter his decease, had
 technical papers of Dr. Nt larp.house in Newyork City.  This ex-
 been stored in the Nranbstooe of determining if any ideas of
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 significant value in the preaePtr aipating in thise?ytamination were
 found among his possessions.
 Mr John C. Newington, New Yo.L- O;Vice of the Alien Property Custodian;
 1?Sr. . Charles J. Eedetmieni, WWashi:..gton OYfico of the Alien Property
 . John G. Tra.1~, office of SCiontifioSeaearcsh
 Custodian; Dr                                                    MasDachu-
 velopment. Massachusetts Iustitr a of Tschnolcgy, C3 Dide,
 :efts; Willis George, Office of :naval Intelligence, Third :iaval Die-
 trict; Edward Palmer, Chief Yooz?_a, 'USER;, John J. Corbett, Chief Too-
 =' USaI.
 2.        The following o F's ahers. uhiris are regardo& as t7Pical of ili:cala
 to 1 X32, amore remoaed
 Tes1a's writings and thoughts in the period 1925     9
 for the Fu-"poae of record and are listed bolo'. in the random order in
 ?jnich they were found, together -..ith a brief individual abstract.
 Exhibit A
 "Pooeibilities of =1octrostatic Generstars" - an undated
 written about 193+ discussing the pcasibili-
 article probab_y                   D-C power, of the Van .o
 ties, as a 80=06 of him-voltP.ge
 Graaff type of electrostatic belt generator.  The article
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 undoubted
 device end points out th:~t   llca15 tio ions, though of
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 scientific value.  Tesla
 Lou Island, is stated in this memorandum to have been charged
 to 30 million volts.
 "Eesotivo forces of C?_*c.erine nrd D*nttmito" - an undated
 memorandum involving some calcnlationaof the explosive power
 of certain compounds and ~hcu deviating to a dicLasaioa of the
 possibility of tr=smitti-;; power by Mechanical vibrations
 along the earth's crust.
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 in thin memorandum are fail-17
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 electrostatic generate-                                     _
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