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&jpl1'tn.m to th• Signal 8ecvit7 .lgenc7 and viev the re1ulta. 

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tl. !be 11111&1 aeou.1t7.Ageno1 General ltatt. 

f. The Commanding General. . •· hecutiv• dutieas tbe Co1111111.n.d1ug General 1a the J 

u:•outiv• 'hrough whom the Chier 81gnal Otticer, the 0-2 ot 

the Var :Department, an4 the C"M'8n41ng General, 11111tar7 

Dia\rict ot Waabington, exerc1•• their tun.otiona in the1r 

•pec1t1o tie14• with relation to the aignal aeouritJ and 

1tgnal intelligence Jli••io.na ot the Aztm'f. &D4 the neoeaaa~r 

bouaekeeping taoiliti•• theretor. 

~. Adviaor7 4utiea a The Comnand1ng O.neral 1• the 

1111De41&te a4viaer ot the Ohiet lignal Ottioer an.4 0-2 ot the 

Var Department. and. 1• obuged b7 th• v1th the planning. 

d•••1oiaent, and execution ot th• 81gnal 8e0Ul'it7 Ageno7 

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o. G9Deral1 !he CmaandJ.ng General n:erc1••• general 

111P•!ft'1•1on ov•r the Signal lecurlt7 Agency in Washington and 

ii• intercept atationa both at home and abroad. 

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8. Chiet ot Statt. 

a. General: The Chief of Start aaaiats the 

Commanding General b7 taJciug act!on on all matters generallT 

delegated to him b7 the Commanding General, and b7 exercising 

aupe~Y1a1on over the various Signal 8ecurit7 Agenc7 Statt 

otticera, the ott1cers in charge ot the Special Services. 

the aubol'dinate d1v1a1onaJ and the intercept stations at home 

and abroad. '!he Chier or Start acts tor the OomDBnding 

General in h1a absence. 

b. Budgetar7 matters: 'l'he Chiet or Starr 1u 

charged with the eetabliabment ot policies and the euperv1s1on 

and approval ot budgetar7 matters, and the correspondence 

and reports relating thereto. 

c. Organization and adminJ.atrative procedures: The 

Chier ot Starr determines all questions or organization and 

administrative procedure :tor the Signal 5ecur1t7 Ageno7. 

9. Secretariat, Signal Securit7 Agenc7 Btatf': 

a. General: The Secretariat, consisting or the 

5ecretar7. Signal Securit7 Agenc7 Starr and auch aseiata.nt 

aecretariea as ms.7 be necessar7. 1a charged Yith the general 

administration. ot the office ot the Commanding General and 

Chiet or start. 

b. Punctions z 

(1) Proceaeing ot papers requiring action or 

concurrence ot the Chief Signal Officer, 

ArDl7 Communications Service, War Department 

General Starr. Commanding General. Chief of 

Star~ and the several 81gnal 8ecurit7 Agenc7 

Btarr of'f'ices. 

(2) Jla1ntenance or an otf'ice of tem.porar7 record 

and the recording. authentication. and distribution of' the decisions of' the Commanding 

General and Ch1et or Starr. 

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(') Collection ot atat1at1cal 1Dror:ma.t1on 

required b7 the Commanding General and 

Chier or Staf:t' 

(-) Buch other secretarial dutiea as the 

Commanding General and the Ohiet ot Starr 

•J' direct. 

10. The Signal Secur1t7 Agenc7 Start. 

a. The Signal Secur1t7 Agenc7 Starr under the 

direction ot the Commanding General. plans and coordinates 

the development or the Signal Securit7 Agenc7Jan.d aaa1ata the 

Commanding General 1D. the direction ot 81g?J&l securit7 Agenc7 . operations at home and &broad. It 1a eapec1all7 charged 

vith providing auch broad basic plans and policies aa v111 

•:na.ble the D1v1a1on Chiera and Commanding Otticers ot intercept 

•tat1ona in the field to prepare and execute detailed 

;prograa. The 81g?J&l 5ecur1 t7 Agenc7 start supervises the 

ex•cution ot these detailed programs. In so do1ng1 it does 

not engage 1n adm1D1atrat1ve duties or in operations tor 

the perrormance ot vhicli an-ageiic'f exists. 

11. Starr procedures. 

a. Generali The aevei-al ottices ot tbe Signal 

Becurit7 Agenc7 Start and the subd1v1e1ona thereot are 

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authorized and expected to communicate d1rectl7 and exped1t1ouel7 

v1th each other. and vith the subordinate commands and 

appropriate branches thereor. concerning matters over which 

the7 aeverall7 have auperv1a1on. 

b. Issuance or 1natruct1ona and directives: The 

Chier or Start, the Secretariat• and the Assistant Cb1ets or 
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81&D&1 BecUl'1t7 .Agenc7 start are autborize'?on matters under 

their auperv1a1on)to issue instructions 1n the .name or the 

Commanding General. 

c. hocesa1ng ot memoranda to Chier or &ta.ttz 

(1) The uaual vehicle tor recommending action to 

the Commanding General ie a memorandum tor the 

Commanding General. 

(2) Kemoranda tor the Commanding General which are 

prepared outside the 81gmLl Becurit7 Agenc7 

Btatt are not prepared tor concurrence by 

the Assistant Cbieta ot S1gnal Secur1t7 Agenc7 

8tarr, but are routed through the Signal 

Secur1t7 Agenc7 Start of'tice baving pr1me.r7 

interest. The Signal Securit~ Agenc7 Starr 

otfice having pr1mar7 interest determines what 

concUl'rencea are neceaaar7. 

d. Ott1cea ot the Signal Securit7 Agency Statt maintain 

tiles ot temporary record. vhich are transferred to the Signal 

8ecurit7 6genc1 Adjutant vben no longer cui-rent. All otricea 

or the Signal 8ecurit7 Agenc7 Start are charged v1th the 

collection and transmission to the Signal Secur1t7 Agency Adjutant, 

ror the use ot the Signal Securit7 Agene7 Biator1cal Section. 

•11 b1ator1cal data. Records ot no permanent value should be 

eljm1nated and destro7ed b7 tho ott1ce concerned and not sent 

to the Signal Security Agenc7 Adjutant tor permanent tile. 

12. T1tlea ot the Signal Secur1t7 Agenc7 Starf ott1cea: 

a. The Signal Security Agenc7 Starr 1n!.udea the 

following ott1cea. each ottice being under the immediate control 

Of' an Assistant Chief ot Sigll&l Securit7 Agency Statt: 

11ame 

fe?"aonnel 

I.nf'ormation Ottice 

Organization and Training Ottice 

Suppl7 orr1ce 

Operations Ottice 

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b. The chieta ot the aeveral otticea ot the Signal .J 

Securit7 Agenc7 Sta~~ll be de11gnc.ted aa Aasiatant Chiera 

ot Signal 8ecur1t7 Agenc7 8tattJ the prescribed abbreviation 

will be AC ot SSAS. tolloved b7 the prescribed abbreviation 

ot the office. 

1,. Peraonnel Ottice. 

•· !rhe Personnel 01't1ce 1a charged. 1D general. v!th 

tho1e dut1ea ot the Signal 8ecU1"1t7 Agenc7 Start vh1ch relate 

to the personnel of the Signal Secur1t7 Agenc7 aa 1nd1v14uals. 

b. The Personnel Office 1• 1peciticall7 charged v1th 

the detel'Bl1.nat1on ot pl.ans and pol1c1ea concerni.Dg: 

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ot all m111tar7 peraoDD.el ot the Signal Securit7 

Agenc7 at home and abroad. 

(2) Recruitment. selection. job aaa1gnmenta. promoU.cn 

aad aeparation ot all c1v111an personnel ot the 

81gnal Securit7 Agenc7. 

(') Replacements or personnel in accordance vtth 

ln'1or1tiea tol:-mulated b7 BSA-3. 

{-.) Contact vitb all sovermnent agencies including 

J.r'llf7• and v1th c1v111an. UD1vers1t1ea. comm.un1-

cat1ona compan1••• and research laborator1ea. 

1D contormit7 with 88A-2 l1a1sox1 doctrine 

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reg&rding available personnel suitable tor 

l1gnal 8ecur1t7 Agenc7 use. 

Bel1g1on. recreation. ca~eteria- post exchange. 

tr-.iaportat1on. leaves and turlougha 6 working 

hours. revarda and pun1ahmenta or both 

111111tar7 and c1"«1.1an personnel. including 

aeceaaar7 adjustments aa betveen these tvo 

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1-. Intormat1on Otr1ce. 

a. The Intormation Ott1ce 1• charged,. in general, 

vith those dut1ea ot the S1gpal Sec\ll'it7 Agency Vhieh relate 

to the collection, evaluation, and d1aaem1nation ot Signal 

Security ftgenc7 1nf'ormat1on. 

b. The Information Ot'tice 11!1 epec1t1call7 charged 

v1th the direct auperv1s1on ot the Signal Secnrit7 Agenc7 

Document Section. 

e. The Inf"ormation Ottice 1s spec1f'1call7 charged 

with the preparation or plans and policies and the supervision 

or the tollovi.ng: 

(l) Collection ot Signal 5ecur1t7 Agency 1n1"ormat1on 

at home and abroad. 

(2) Evaluation, interpretation, and d1eaem1nat1on 

ot 51gnal Secur1t7 Agenc7 1nf'o:rmat1on. 

(3) Coordination ot producing agencies. 

(4) Liaison v1th all neceaear7 outside agencies, 

m111tar7, civilian, and foreign. 

(5) Integl'ation of' knowledge, as between secur1t7, 

!? Intelligence, and Reaearch D1v1a1ona. 

(6) Sateguarding Signal SecuritJ Agenc7 1nf"orma.t1on. 

to 1.n:clude ~ubl1c relations. 

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a. The Organization and Training Ott1ce 1a charged, 1n 

general. vith thoae duties ot the Signal Secur1t7 Agenc7 Starr 

Vh1ch relate to mobilization, training. organization, and 

demobilization or the Signal Security Agenc7. 

b. The Organization and Training Ott1ce is apeciticall7 

charged Yith the follov1ng fwictions and Vith the 8Uperv1s1on or 

activities thereunder: 

(1) Pormulation or general and special po11o1ea 

sovern1ng mobilization and denob111zat1on or the 

Signal Secur1t7 AgencJ. 

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(2) Reapona1b111t7 tor preparation, baaed on 

atrategic or operational requirements, or 

intercept atat1ona, traffic centers, or other 

aub~un1ts or Signal Security Agency as may be 

neces11ar7. 

(') Allocation or personnel in bulk to the 

Operating D1v1a1one, Service Sections, and 

subordinate external stations or the Signal 

8ecurit7 Agency, based on the consideration 

ot strategic or operational requirements and 

availabilit7 or equipment, personnel, and 

housing. 

(4) Preparation ot directives eatabliahing the 

number or SIS units and RI companies vhieh must 

be available bf stated dates tor use in combat 

theaters. 

(5) Pormulation of basic policies (adequate tor 

uae aa directives) tor Arm.7 Gro\Uld Forces, Army 

Air Porces, and Arm:r Service Forces, relating 

to the tollov1ng: 

(a) Training standards. 

(b) Tactical development. 

(c) Training doctrine. 

(d) Curriculum or the USMA, and all Service 

11choola. 

(e) Joint air-ground training. 

(r) Civilian components and Signal Securit7 

Agenc7 t~a1n1ng in civilian institutions. 

(6} Pormulation of basic policies governing the 

organization or Signal Securit7 Agenc7# ground 

and a1r-t1eld units. 

(7) Formulation o~ basic policies governing T~bles 

or Organization and ao much or. Tables or Basic 

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(8) Allocation in bulk among Div1a1on. Service 

Sections, and subordinate external stations 

or the Signal Securit7 Agenc7 or replacements 

and commen major items or equipment. l 'f) Lk..,,v--&'.-. f' ;, ~ ·~ ..a. 't~<.~-=- ( '1.o 1 f ,gt \\.....h-- '-' -l.) Suppl7 Ott-:f ee . a. The Suppl7 Office 1a charged, in general. with 

those duties or the Signal Secur1t7 Agenc7 Starr which relate to 

the auppl7 to 31gnal Security Agenc:1 un1 ta; both at home and 

abroad. and to other units ot the Army. ot tJ;Ams produced at or 

controlled b7 the Signal Seeur1 ty Agene7 • 1n!.udj,ng cryptographic 

machines. devices, and documents. 

b. The Supply Ottice is apee1t1ca117 charged with the 

tolloving ru.nctions and with the aupe~v1e1on ot activities thereunder: 

(1) Preparation or auch.broad basic supply plans as 

are required by mobilization. training. and 

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Secur1t7 Agenc7 units at home and abroad to 

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adjustment or •uch basic plans to meet changing 

S1gnal Securit7 Agency n~eds and procurement 

poaa1b111t1ea. 

(2) Assistance to the Operations Office 1n determining 

the broad pr1orit1ea of aupp17 among various 

units or Signal Security Agenc7 both~ome and A 

abroad. 

(}) Pormulation or baa1c policies governing ao much 

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b7 paragraph 14b{7) to the Organization and 

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Of'.fiee in the prepa:ra tion ot base's f'or S1gnal 

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c. The Suppl7 Office ia also ebarged v1th 

preparation ot auch broad policies and directives as ma7 be 

neceaaar7 to coordinate among the various Signal 8ecurit7 

Agene7 units the tolloving ma.ttera: 

(1) D1etribut1on, storage. and issuance ot 

equipment. 

(2) Tranaportat1on by land, water, and air ot 

personnel and supplies. 

(3) The tJPes ot supplies required by the Signal 

8ecur1t7 Agenc7. 

(4) Preparation or eatimatea or funds and priorities 

pertaining thereto. 

(5) Propert7 reapona1b111t7 and accountab111t7. 

(6) Buildings and space allocation. 

17. Operations Office. 

a. The Operations Office is charged. tn~general. vith 

those duties or the Signal 8ecurit7 Agenc7 start Which relate to 

rormulation ot plans and strategic direction of Signal Security 

Agenc7 unita at home and abroad. In time ot peace, it is charged 

v1th the preparation and auperv1sion or var and mobilization plans. 

It conati tutea the command post .ror the strategic ',direction or 

Signal Securit7 Agenc7 units at home and abroad. 

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XII. The Special Statt and Serv1oea. 

18. In adapting Special !tatt and eerv!oe tunotiona 

tor the ~1gnal !ec\ll'itJ Ageno7, praot1oea and organ1s&t1on 

cOlllllon 1D United Stat•• A'1!flJ uaage have been dravn upon aa 

tar as po••1ble. 

19. Director ot Oaaaunioat1on Reaearch1 

a. X• tecbn1cal advieer to the Commanding General 

1n all erJPtographia and crJPtan&lJt1o aot1v1tiee. 

b. Zxerc1••• •tat:t auperv1a1on over the teohn1oal 

op91'6t1on11 or the Signal Seour1t7 .Agenc7~ Jll.Jd.Dg reoommend&tiona 

to the Comand1ng Oener&l tor im.provement therein. 

o. •xero1••• ate.tr a1.U)erv1a1on over the Reaearoh 

and Development D1v1a1on. 

4. Bxerc1aea atatt auperv1a1on over &11 ol'Jl)tologlo 

pUb11cat1ona and d1atr1but1on th•r•ot. 

to. OO!ltl'Ol ot:rtoea 

a. 1ertoi.a control anal7a1a atwU•• an4 •k•• 

~•o0bllil&nc1at1ona ooncern.1nga 

(1) Btteotiv•n••• o:t execution or pl&na and 

directtvea. 

(2) Adm1n1atrat1ve tunct1ona, method.a and 

proce4111'ea. 

(') ••tboda and procedure• tor vork •1.i>l1-

t1cat1on and peraonriel ut111JS&t1on. 

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18. In adapting Special start and Service runctiona 

tor the Signal Securit1 Agenc1, practices and organization 

oomion in United States Anrt uu.ge bave been drawn upon as 

tar aa poaaible. 

al·. The Signal Securi tJ Agenc7 Adjutant' a Ott1ce. 

a. General: 

(1) Under the direction of th• Conm1•nd1ng 

General, the Adjutant 1a charged vi~h 

the reapona1b111t7 tor pertol'lling tor 

the Signal 8ecurit7 Agenc7 auch ada1n1-

•trat1•• function• ot the nature indicated 

in paragraph b belov •• •1 be delegated 

to him. 

b. The Adjutant 1a charged with the tollov1ng 

reapona1b111t1es: 

(1) Recording, authenticating, and •..wlloating to the various units and 1nd1v1dual• 

ot the Signal Securit7 Agenc7 all admin1-

1trat1ve ordera, 1netruct1ona, and regulation•. 

(2) Receiving, recording, and conducti.ng all 

correspondence concerning the 81,gD&l 

SecuritJ Agenc7. 

(') Batabl1ah1ng general policies and standards 

ot records adm1n1atrat1on to coordinate and 

improve &dm1n1atrat1ve practices with respect 

to current recorda or the Signal Secur1t7 

Agenc11 1aau1ng 1natruct1ona tor the 

preservation and d11po11t1on or all records 

ot the 81&n&l 8ecurit7 Agenc7 wherever 

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(Ji.) Cuatod7 ot all ot the pe~nent noncurrent 

records ot the Signal Securit7 Ageno7, and 

auch other permanent records a• ma.7 be preacribed, and the coordin&tion ot all buaineaa 

pertaining thereto. 

(5) A4111n1•tr&t1o.n and auperv1a1on ot those ArDq 

Bxtena1on Cour••• peculiar to the Signal 

Securit7 Agenc7. 

(6) Oonaolldating return• aa to the atret~th and 

d11tr1but1on ot Signal SecuritJ Agenc7 personnel. 

(T) Direction and auperYiaion or the ... 11 Room) 

and courier and .. aaenger service. 

(8) Operating function• ot procure .. nt, olaaa1-

t1cat1on, aaaignaent, proaot1on, tr&narer and 

separation or all 11111tar7 aad civilian 

personnel ot the Signal 8ecur1tJ Agency. 

22. Tb41 81gal 8ecur1t7 Agenc7 Signal Otfice. 

a. !he Signal Officer 1• a -b•r or the atatr or 

the COllll&nding General. 

b. He 11 charged v1th the 1'ollov1ng apeoitic duties: 

(1) AdY1aer to the c .. Ading Oeural and hi• 

1tarr on eignal •ttera 1n.olud1ng th• locatiOD. or intercept at&tiona. 

(2) Suppl7 of aignal equipment and auppl1•• in 

accordanoe vitb authorised auppl7 procedure 

and ch&nnela. 

(') Inatall&tion, •1ntenance, &ad operation or 

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2J. Adain1st:rat1ve Otticer, Arlington Hall Station. 

a. The ftdm1.nistrat1ve Ott1cer is responsible to 

th• fo..aa41ng General tor the operation at Arlington Ball 

stai1on ot all acbl1.n1atr&t1ve and service tunct1ona cOlling 

u;der th• jur1ad1ct1on or the 11111ta17 District ot Washington, 

ed. ot all act1v1t1ea at Arlington Ball Station not apec1r1oall7 

4elegated elaevbere. 

b. He 1s apec1t1oallr cbai•ged vi th the tolloving 

4ut1•• under approved Signal Security Agency Staff policies: 

(1) Jlaintenaace of all records concerning 

Government propertiee, build!nga, and leased 

lands. 

(2) PropertJ adm1n1atrat1on except signal propert7. 

(') Ope!'&tion or post exchange• &nd cateter1aa. 

(-) Operation or a Legal Aa11atanoe Office. 

(5) Operation of the Office or the Provost .. rabal. 

(6) Operation of the Office ot the Poat Obapla!n. 

(7) Operation of the Ott1ce or the Poat Bngineer. 

(8) Operation ot the Office of the Poat Surgeon. 

(9) Operation ot the Office ot Special 8erv1cea. 

(10) Operation or the Ottiee ot Transportation. 

(11) Operation ot the Poat Kotor Pool. 

(12) Ope:ration or the cutodial •1nteaanoe of 

buildings. 

24. P1acal Officer. 

a. The P1ac&l Ott1eer 1a, in ttnanoe, the technical 

adviaer or the Ocamanding General Y1th1A whose Jur1ad1et1on 

he exerciaea auch author1t7 aa the CCWDM.nd1ng Genere.l mar direct. 

b. Aa a representative or the Pin&nce Department, 

the Piacal Ottioer auperv1aea v1th1A hi• jur1ad.1ot1on all matters 

pertaining thereto vith particular reterence to the folloving1 

(1) Public tunda 

(2) Propert7 auditing. 

c. Operate• budgetar7 •ttera wider pol1o1ea aa directed 

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25. Research and Development Division. 

a. ~his D1v1a1on is charged v1th all research and 

development 1n the Signal Secur1t7 Agenc7. 

b. It 1• 1pec1r1oall7 charged vith reaearch and 

development ot the following 1temas 

(l) lfev cr1'J)tan&l)'t1c aethoda or attack in all 

ae1ent1t1c fields: IBJI, RAii, electronic, 

mechanical and bl.nd methods. 

(2) lfev crJ'Ptograph1c, citax, and c1phon7 devioea. 

(') Counter-intercept meaaurea. 

(~) Kon-Morae intercept equipment. 

(5) Automatic 1.Jltercept equipment. 

(6) Secret 1nka and developera. 

c. It 1• charged also vith the following respona1b111t1ea: 

(l) Solution ot all unaolved trattic. 

(2) Securit7 attacks on our own c17Ptograpb1c and 

colllllUn1cat1ona a7atems. 

(') 8uperv111on and maintenance ot crJPt&nalJ1;1o 

maehiner7. 

(4) Building and maintaining a working laborator7 

containing all knovn methods or devices peculiar 

to Signal Secur1t7 Agenc7 operation.a. 

(5) *bD• llainta1n1ng contact with other government and commercial laboratori•• in accordance 

with policies l&id down by ltg•bbnJrtQ 

SSA-2. 

(6) lla1nta1ntng a teohnioal librar7. 
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a. Ope~ations htve been divided into the Security 

Division and two Intelligence Divisions. 

b. The 8eaur~t7 Division has been left very much 

the same except that Research and Development or Equipment 

Branch and research into our own cryptographic and communications systems have been transfe~red to the Research and 

Development Division. 

c. The Intelligence Division bas been divided into 

two f~ct1onal branches which take into consideration also 

the re~rgan1z~t1on nece~~;;7 on VJ Da7. The Military Intelligence Division takes in all phases of that problem including 

the necessary part of ~chine Branch and parts of Informat1oi:i. 

and Liaison Branch. This Division will disappear after VJ Da7. 

The General Intelligence Division takes in all phases of the 

diplomatic .... problem ir.duding parts of Ma.chine Branch. B-IV • and 

B-I, and Information and Liaison Branch. The Control part 

o.{"B-IV would be transferred to the Operations Office ot 

SSA Staff. 

d. Opera.ting Services Division disappears--the 

various parts of which having been otherwise absorbed. 

e. Personnel and !raining Division also disappears. 

Its polic7 tunctiona are 1nco~porated in the S1gnal Becurit7 

Agency Start and adm1n1atr&t1ve fUn.etions elsewhere. 

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