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MEMORANDUM TOR: Eris. GIS. A. J. Cioodpaster 

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.•.ALENT-ICEYHOLE sty Symons 

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connectioa with the preparatiewandletplanentatioa 

--of the Presidential Directive of August iffi• 2960 desliag with thel,..; • 

..rarity protection sf the, products and •f the fact at satellite reconnaissance you indicated that you wish to be kept informed of developments any 'impassion -of the billet.strectura suiting the U.S.nagencies 

participating. • 

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- 7 t -,Tbe United States latelligence.lieturt Ia persnesso 

- -the last paragraph of the Presidential Di:waive toderapproved the 

-attached document -outlining the additional needs of the agencies _ 

- --TALIJIIT-KIETHOLE billets. It does _at.this point,he tiros repeat a 

bread soneensus as to the numbers of personnel in each agency comprehended by the term "must know" basis related to major national 

security needs. • 

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• • 3. • The Presidential Directive specified that the addreseeee 

• 4The Secretary of State. Cho Secretory of:DefensesThe AttorwruCkemetal. 

The Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission. The Director of Gezira 

'Intelligence) -shell be perseuelly_nespostaible :for the selection of. the 

-personnel who have•acsess to TALENZ4CETHOLIC informations. !•. Those 

addressees have personally approved the reesest for additional billets 

-•r- which pertain to their agencies:-1 .• 

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ALLEN W.›13/ULLYZ2 

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Attachment C/SRS/DPID/DDP:JQReber:tms (18 Oct. 1960) 

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2 June 201-5-- 

Attachment to: 

TCS 11092-60-KH 

Proposed Expansion of Billets for the 

Exploitation and Usi'Of TALICNT. 

KEYHOLE itateilals'ind inforsietiOn 

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A Presidential.Diroctiit roc y sena • requires that 

certain sit011iti-photography inist-la ii handled within the TALENT 

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Security Control System in a separate conaparpristnt knort.a. TALENTKETT:19LX! Itfturther iroquirfst44st.*V*40gtai:so bttlligsnee Board 

shin develop a broad consensus for detOrruhitag '- Ifu'ictiaiii in the 

Undid States iarfernment.(sad par sonaid. within the*.Which iinuit, Lave 

accirisTO satitilit* photography for National BeciiityParpos „ 

, The satellite ',halo-graphi from iiiisaian KW's' band 

8'3;444. currently being eiploited and Used withillroishington Headquarters' 

intelligiinciiigencies, and The Strategic-Asti Gii,:iFtMaid; AiiroAi*Cie 

Teebncsa..IntelligTiCe Center, Aeronautical Cliiirt *aieibiforMitiOt Canter, 

ArMY Mai Service. and Navy PhotographiC Intia-pretatian *Ginter: The 

structure within these organisations was planned on an extremely 

limit basis in advance of the arrival of satellite photography and pending injOi■isloationof thiexploitation* potential. 

3. For six years the U.S. intelligence agencies have had 

extensive experience with the larger scale photography from overflight 

held in the SENSINT and TALENT Systems. New equipment bearing upon 

the art of photographic interpretation has clearly expanded the quantity 

and quality of information derived from that photography. We have seen 

the extensive uses to which the material and the information derived 

therefrom can be put for strategic intelligence purpoees, emergency 

war planning, intelligence purposes related to the responsibility of 

theater commanders, research and development requirements of the 

Department of Defense, and operational purposes of the military as well 

as intelligence operations. An important aspect of this material.is its 

relevance to the formulation of foreign policy decisions. 

4. The examination of galena(' photography from Mission 

9009 reveals that it can serve essentially the same purposes as the 

earlier TALENT photography. While it has definite limitations for 

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materially *seat iitrifiliht e. els r 4 fiction programs glad improving their potential. 

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S. ! The exploiters of TALENT-KEYHOLE material Conducted an extensive review of their requirement for T-10.1 billets. 

Based upon these: actions, the WIZ has revierwody.S. needs. for 

National Security purposes in the light of the c*ability of the L.; 

available,satellite photography and with the porpolie and injunction 

of the Preside*LialIpirsctive-eppermost .in_znincl.The l75111 can- -

eiders the ilinited increase of TALE?IT•EZTHOLE billets sit forth 

in the annex hereto to be necessary and proper inierms of functional

use Of TALENT-pCYHOLE materials and information and the magnitude of the personnel forces to carry these functions it ea time. 

technical intelligence purposes has compared with TALENT), it 

serves those purposes through comparison with existing TALENT 

and through the use of collateral intelligence, Its vast geographic 

coverage clearly enhances our ability to search for guided missile 

sites of all sorts, and will permit the identification of installations 

with which we have become familiar ender the TALENT Program. 

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