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b. Fer Committee Charter, attendance to be limited to committee 

members, secretariat, and to briefers only during committee consideration of briefer's subject. Other attendance with prior approval of 

Chairman. 

c. Committee documentation to consist of: 

Agenda and Highlight Summary to be provided prior to meeting; 

Brief Minutes to be provided post-meeting, backed up by more detailed 

Memo for Record prepared by Secretariat. All committee documentation to 

be treated as sensitive and privileged information. 

d. Meeting Procedure: 

(1) Old Business: 

(a) Approval of previous minutes. 

(b) Review of implementing actions taken based on 

decisions made at previous meeting. 

(2) New Business: Current agenda. 

(3) Summary of current meeting agreements and decisions--by 

Chairman. 

(4) Future Business: Tentative date of next meeting. 

Committee Action Requested: Approval 

2. NOL Scientific Advisory Committee: At the request of the Commander, 

AFSC, discussions were held last summer with SAMS, SAFRD, and the Air 

Staff concerning the establishment of a IdOL Scientific Advisory 

Committee. To consist of leading members of the scientific community, 
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_ Committee Action Desired: Comments 

4. MOL Program Securitz:Policy: On 19 February 1965, the Under 

Secretary of the Air Force prescribed the security policies and procedures to be applied in conduct of the MOL program (Attachment 1). 

Mr. Mazza and General Evans will present a review of security 

provisions for the program. 

Committee Action Desired: None 

5. Laboratory Vehicle Contractor Source Selection: Air Force Systems 

Command has completed evaluation of contractor proposals for design 

studies on the MOL Laboratory Vehicle. General Maxwell, Source 

Selection Board Chairman, will present the results. 

Committee Action Requested: Approval of Source Selection 

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Policy Ltr, 19 Feb 65 

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PURPOSE: The prOcedures and poliCies-sest4* ied 

to pr.ovide appropriate security direction for the Department of 

Defense Manned Orbiting Laboratory program and to protect the 

various military objectives and capabilities for manned and unmanned 

operations. 

POLICY: 

A. General Policy: Department of Defense Directive 5200.13 

and A FR 205-23 will apply to all DOD agencies and contractors of 

the MOL program to that extent required to protect the various 

military objectives and capabilities for manned and unmanned 

operation. A FR 205-23 will apply to all military experiments and 

payloads and those aspects of the laboratory vehicle which reveal 

the specific mission or capabilities of the military payloads. 

A FR. 205-23 will not, apply to the booster (TITAN III C) and GEMINI 

capsule; or to the launch of the MOL vehicle and the recovery of the 

GEMLX1 capsule. Only those funding data which reveal the missian 

of the military payloads will be special access per .A FR 205-23. 
usefulness in space, will encompass development of technology. to 

improve-the. capabilitiesfor manned or unmanned operations of 1:041#,F.-ry, 

significance" will additionally be subject to information review policies 

of DOD Directive 5200.13 and A FR 205-23. 

C. Security Review: All payload study and development efforts 

will be submitted to SA FUS through channels for approval to insure 

an appropriate division with respect to applicable security controls. 

D. Public Release of Information: There have been and will 

continue to be news releases about the MOL program. The fact that 

the Air Force is conducting a MOL program to develop improved 

capabilities for manned and unmanned operations of military significance 

is unclassified. All proposed news releases will be submitted to SA FUS 

through channels for approval. 

E. Programming Information: The MOL program is docUmented 

under Program Element Number 63409494 and Program Number 632A. 

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experiments which may share the use of common equipments of the 

laboratory vehicle. Each individual experiment will be given a security 

classification guide for inclusion as an annex to the MOL Prograrri--- 

Security Guide. These annexes will not be physically attached to the 

basic MOL Program SecUrity Guide to avoid undue classification and 

to enhance the security protection afforded the individual experiments. 

The attached security classification and control guide will be used to 

*revise the current A FSC Space System Division Security Classgication. 

Guide for the MOL Program. This revised documentation will be 

processed in accordance with A FR 205-23. 

A detailed security classification and control guide is attached and 

is to be considered as an integral part of this directive. 

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2. Objectives of a military nature of the MOL 

program that reveal specific details, capabilities and evaluation information of the laboratory vehicles and payloads. 

3. General scientific objectives of the MOL 

program which are not revealing of military 

objeatives. 

Payload and Payload Studies: 

I. MOL payloads or payload studies of a 

military nature. 

• 2. General scientific and technological 

experimentation studies or payloads not 

revealing of military objectives. 

Hardware Develop:nent/Engineering Program: 

1. Ide,,tity of contractor 

A. A complete list of contractors, agencies 

and subcontractors associated with the 

program which would infer or reveal 

the military objectives of the program. 

Mini um - Secret 

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Special Access Required' 

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B. Scientific payloads and payload studies 

3. Access to contractor facilities 

A,. Military payloads and payload studies 

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prescribed by other 

existing DOD & NASA 

policies 

B. Scientific payloads and payload studies 

4. Engineering system requirements, RFP's 

contractor progress reports, and hardware 

specifications and drawings of: 

A. Military payloads and payload studies 

B. Scientific payloads and payload studies 

5. Contract specifications, engineering system 

requirements, RFP's, contractor progress 

reports and hardware specifications, drawings and internal mock-ups relating to the 

laboratory module which reveal information 

relating to: 

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Special Access Required 

(A FR 205-23) 

Unclassified, .ex2ept as 

prescribed by other 

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2. A ccess to inside of laboratory module 

to that extent revealing: 

A. Military payloads 

B. Scientific payloads 

3. External view of laboratory module 

;Vehicle design criteria must be such 

that external views of the laboratory 

module can be unclassified) 

• 4. Access to launch pad and launch control 

center that would reveal the military 

payloads 

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Br --Scientific payloads 

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prior to evaluation, revealing: 

7. System Evaluation reports: 

A. Military payloads or payload studies 

B. Scientific payloads and payload studies 

Minimum - Secret 

Special Access Required 

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Unclassified, except as 

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