MOREHOUSE, David
Morehouse, David, American former Army officer, served as a remote viewer within the military's Project Stargate program and recounted the experience in his 1996 memoir Psychic Warrior, becoming afterward a public commentator who has publicly disputed some later UFO whistleblower claims as inconsistent with his own knowledge of classified programs.
David Morehouse emerged as a prominent figure in remote viewing research and training after his experiences as a U.S. Army officer involved in military psychic espionage programs. His accounts of remote viewing capabilities and training methods have contributed to ongoing debates about psychic phenomena and government research into paranormal abilities.
Morehouse claims to have participated in classified military remote viewing programs during his Army service, developing abilities to perceive distant or hidden targets through psychic means. He alleges that head injuries from military training enhanced his psychic capabilities and led to his recruitment into government remote viewing research.
Following his military service, Morehouse established training programs to teach remote viewing techniques to civilian students. His methods emphasize structured protocols for accessing and reporting psychic information, drawing on his alleged military training and personal experiences with paranormal phenomena.
Critics question the verifiability of Morehouse’s military background and the effectiveness of his remote viewing claims. While some students report positive experiences with his training methods, scientific tests of remote viewing have generally failed to demonstrate consistent psychic abilities. Morehouse’s work represents the ongoing intersection between military research, consciousness studies, and claims about human psychic potential.