Journalists Field Guide

PAGE 02 / TECHNOLOGY & TERMINOLOGY

Learn The World Our Community Is Talking About

You do not have to understand every technical question before beginning this story. Start with the vocabulary, then follow each term into the records, research, and testimony around it.

START HERE / FIELD GLOSSARY

Five Terms To Know

These definitions reflect how the TARGETED.ARMY community uses the terms. Each card opens the wider topic record for source review and further reporting.

RNMFILE 01

Remote Neural Monitoring

The term our community uses for technologies believed to remotely observe, analyze, decode, or interact with neural activity and cognitive processes.

Neural decoding / AI / Cognitive privacyExplore RNM
V2KFILE 02

Voice-to-Skull

Speech, sounds, commands, or other audio perceived without a conventional external acoustic source, discussed alongside RF hearing and neuromodulation research.

Microwave auditory effect / CommunicationExplore V2K
DEWFILE 03

Directed-Energy Weapons

Technologies that use concentrated electromagnetic, microwave, radio-frequency, millimeter-wave, acoustic, laser, or related forms of energy.

Defense technology / RF bioeffectsExplore Directed Energy
EHFILE 04

Electronic Harassment

The broader term our community uses for persistent technologically mediated interference affecting a person's body, communications, privacy, environment, or daily life.

Surveillance / Interference / DocumentationExplore Electronic Harassment
TIFILE 05

Targeted Individuals

People from many professions, backgrounds, countries, and circumstances who report persistent surveillance, technological harassment, neural interference, or related targeting.

Community / Testimony / Source interviewsMeet The Community

PRIMARY RESOURCE / PRESS GUIDE

Your Reporting Brief Starts Here

The TARGETED.ARMY Journalist Dossier is a 15-page introduction for reporters, editors, documentary producers, researchers, and media professionals investigating this subject. Use it as a roadmap: examine the references, test the questions, contact the people involved, and conduct your own investigation.

DOCUMENT
Journalist Dossier
LENGTH
15 Pages
DATED
August 6th 2026
  • Community terminology and reported experiences
  • Architecture, delivery, sensing, and feedback questions
  • Patents and historical government programs
  • Scientific and defense-program context
  • Pattern recognition across community reports
  • Measurement, medical, FOIA, and contractor research
  • Source protection and journalist safety
  • Nine questions for agencies, carriers, and officials
  • Patent, program-reference, and acronym appendices
PRESS COPYTARGETED.ARMY
MEDIA / 72J

Journalist
Dossier

RNM / V2K / DIRECTED ENERGY / ELECTRONIC HARASSMENT

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