/ 

REF ID:A66936 

2S June 1952 

l>aawmuM FOR lECOBD EO 3.3(h)(2) 

S'ab3eota VS/UK CcmtaraD.oe •_I ____ _ PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

lo The sub3en ecmte:rence was held at. tba Ceut.ral ratelli.gence Agenar 

(Bldgo M) during tha period 16 - ~ Juaa 19520 

2o Tbs list of emiteztees is attached (!ab A) 

~ 

3o !be purpose of ..-he acmferenoe was to discsaas ~a be1iwea 

clocmmenta pzeparad 'tr CIA ml by tbe Br1tiah ~ ot 

Scdentit1c Intel.JJ.gew, m the present aci tt&t1D'9 status otl I 

Eq'ldpaaat 

~ 

tor omanmicatiau, Rdar, nanipticll,, lldasile ga.idance, telmeterJDg, 

etc. ~ 11 and to pl"9pU'9 ~ isSUD a 3a:lDt ur;m lDte1lJ.gezace Docmamt ~eet The joint paper v.lll iml.vde :racnmmaticllls re faltme aotiv!.-

t!es am t• fmpr~ m :lntelllgence gatbering nsthada.., 

4o Tbs 11ltell.1geDC$ infmmat.ton npartecl 11l tbe doamata was cleriwd :1'Jal 

an possible sources :lncluilDg1 CXMm nJIDISE LIS!Em:mGH both oovert am onr\, 

e.geata,. mter1-ogat:!alls, ~ Obt&i;;, litemture, opm litemture, etco 

50 !he adndnist..•live c.bain of c~ leading to t.he orgaaizat1cms :rept"8-

BeDt.ecl at the oonf'8N'10& ie shown m Tabs B tbft Go 'lab G shows the camdtttle 

orgazd.zaticma utU1zed 'b7 the Britiab tor esta'bl:J.shing po11c;r am tor intercbange ot aeientitic mtelligence inf'mmaticm between ~ :1D. v!d~ sepaated 

admiaistratiw orgaaizat!au It should m noted in Tab G that GCBl is NJll"i9-

smted cm. near]T ell cCl!!m1tteea because Gem baa cognizance of all "KoiS9 lilrtaJngn (SIGDT) conducted b.v UK forceso 

6 The JCEC Ccmittee straatm'e of -the. 110&0 has not Deen incll:u3ad in this 

l'epOrt becaue tbs aut.ho.r has TWJ' little lmoflleclge taereot. It appea&s that 

the Joint Ccwmm1caticns-'Elect1udcs Ccmn1'ttee (acEC) aJK1. its pt-D'1a, 1a campoaad or ~tifts ot the ARMI, an, am All m~ 1nclud1ng tu mmt 

branches ot these Sarri.ces ht g;menllJ' e=l:ading Al'Sl, CD. and otbaz'a ha"ld1tg 

ir&terests ill t.118 nalds of nJroise Listntng11 and ~a Scd.a'l;!fto lDtelJj,.. --0 'o Ia J&zma:l7 1952 tba ~of sta.tt AFSI. e'gned a !ll8lllGl'8Dd1D to tbs 

DUector,, Carmmn1oation&-Elect:ranios (JCEC) 3'8CJ.U88t!ng that representatlvea of 

~ 

DIBAJ'SA. {OJUJ 3"9 28D) be approved a1. offtc1al obaeHC"s m tb& Jo!iri; Npnl 

ad »taluatim Sub-peml (3/SE) o1 the Joint Electranlo Warf'a.w Peael. 

(J/*) or JCEC. Ro npq has hem :received to date but it was tbrough intoma:l 

attendmce at meet1nga ot J/SE that the author first leamed that the sabjeot tm/DX oeatennca vas to be heldo l\Teither USA nor ~ of the SGrri.ae bm 

apaoies was imited to attend the S12b3ect eaafel"eJ!08o 

to gem 

8 0 

adld.ssim 

The authm:, 

to 

tbft 

the meetinp 

the intervention 

or th9 subject 

Of ME> 

cmterence 

Friedman (asa...aat), 

Oft!' the ~ 

~ 

Declassified and approved for release by NSA on 09-12-2014 pursuantto E .0. 1352a 
REF ID: A66936 e 

28 J~ ~.3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

~·- ~~ ~~~ -~L- ------ WWW l~- --------------

l:.z~~~ ~ili.~)~~=~> OGA 

was baaed Cll an almost cmplet.eUUla."1c UC)fU lmol.rladge U1'Y'l U UUUU U hmd his supel'-

viSCl" ,~ las touwbat D'Sl la and 'Wbat it does iD the field ot "lo1ae 

:un.Lns". 18 ...... as thll Blltbar axpl-:=e at Al'Sl,...33 r 

AFSl-282 (but no other AFSl tunctiamJ,I_ ____ . we mon 

coopne.Uw ad they wlcanacl the authcii s pm: o 

9a S1llce the conf'al'9Dce cmsumd ten worktng dqs and tme did Dot pmd.t 

the authar to attend eaeh meting end since tbe canteraace eovvad a vast t1eJd 

ot electzad.o mtel.liganae all of which will be npartecl 1D the ott1ofal :minutes 

ot tbe aonterenca (copy to AFSA), no attempt v.lll be made herein to report; all 

that tnnspireclJ instead the following pa:mgraphs report; anq the h1gbl 1ghta and 

include acattered notes made br the autharo 

10. One warldng papar prepared b,r the en delega'ticm t~ ccmdderaticm at 

the meetmg contaiDed the following statammd;a •CCHmtiICATmRS DDU..IGDlllEJ 

the 811l"1"911t pallq cmcern:ing C<Hm appears to ba sound aJJd a4eqm1ie. 1'he azploitation of this sCJUl'C9, horarErfv, has been Hmlted 'b,r the nlati"nll' law 

pr.t.or!:Q" which elaotftmlcs has in the pngramn,ng of this intelli&'Emce source 

am 'br an inadeg•te inteATation or its propa with the wogma ot the IOBcm:m CelectNnio or noiseilSteing) ems ot ao1ant1f1c mte~ Die 

etrecU'V8D8as ot noise listenSng aOUl'Ces ot intelligence is seriawlJ1' :ted• 

~lT 1n the USl, b.r the aenre shortages ot adequate aquipnmrb&J !nuate number of listening podaJ shortage and !Daxperianoa ot operating 

perammelJ abaenoe of a coherent and un1f'led ~- am 1uaft1c1ent lmowledge and use ot te0hii1Ci1i8s am phel'lanana that will~ the detecUcm, 1'9Cord!r.tg, 

and ana.4'als ~signals. 1a no can betwan the d1tte 

or source se 1 and :I.ta castan.erJI This 

aituatim is the resalt of the tollowmg taotoras Emesa:lw, uaggemted and~ use of the princ1ple Of aeourJ.tr to cover all admfnistrat1w, 

orgmd.zat.iODll, am oparatianal aspects ot the ~ coll.eotion agano1es, at 

all lewl.s, :lncludblg mah aspect;s as procedarea, •thads and teo1malogiaal 

who 

eapabiUUea 

might be 

vh1eh 

of assistance 

an ot direct 

to the 

!Dterest 

aollecticm 

to 

agencies.• 

saientitio 1ntelJJgence ~ 

11. At this pomt the aut,har 1."ill endea'I01" to present, bJ' dennitlm, bis 

umleratend1ng and concept of the impart&Dt; dittennce between tw ~or aom-cea 

of iDtelli.gace I 

oamtra 'l'hia source der.tvea mtelligeDoe fr'cm the cantext ot 

ocmmnn1 cation s~ gnala tha" are mtercepted on a aubatrmt11'J 17 ccmt1nuows bas1sa 

smma Thie source derlws intelligence f1wcn the cba:raoter 

and geog:raphiaal. ar1giD of YE ele~ 1'8d1-

atiana that a:re 1nteroepted dur1Dg aearcbea ot the 

mt1re apeotram. This somce 1s 8Gal8times oalJ.ed 

"Noise Listan'ng" ~ "Slgnal Nconmiaanoe11 • 1'Jd.a 

2 1.. • 

..... '-" -

,~ 
JfJP SECRET 

REF ID:A66936 

28 J.me 1952 

~·-~~~~~-~ .... I _______ L..;o. ____________ _ 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

80ID'08 JDa1" derive oolla'GEtlSl iDteJ.ligence .t.rcm 

tde canted r4 wtce or :mrse s:lpala du:r.lng shm 

1nte.Taept; peli.ods but 7AOt tram cmt1Jmcma ricmitarJma. 

15 Hr Hawe (Om:) stated that a JCIC paper D011 UDder consideratlaa plaoea 

a :requiJ'ement cm. OB fOZ' COV8l't listeniag Ba Sldd tbat coven Jiaten1Dg :In. 

u.s Jllel'Chant ftasels has been cauidered. ad disoa!'d84 becaue all. v. s. :ae:rcbm.lt mnJ1B ziadio apnoatOl"a belcmg tc a emcj!!!!d at ~ad 1lld.al He ha!& a 

atatt ot fonl" Be dGpenis cm A.TIC a:nd SCIA for g11jdance :ammr4a Bis CQtJlHr 

n ~ I ,"fft_!' 
REF ID:A66936 

28 June 1952 

_ 1·-· SK0m Sl!llURlft lRPSltfA!lel E9 3.3(h)(2) . 

~~·- ~~:~~-~ I ...._______ I::~--,- ~L ~6~~s~ u~~3:os 

1 'laiaan 18 v.t.th AaS., · 

. . 

17~. Mr. ·Hal.la- (Hsller, BrvmaDd and :arown) Said· that in ccmnecticm. with 

his contract with the Air_ Tecbm.caJ. Intell1gence canmana, ·and with· the ass~ 

anoe of' the Air Fm.-ae Seauritt S&moe1···a· ·establi8hed .. a··l1aten1Dg post D8U' 

Salt Lab C1Q', Utah.. B.v' mcmi~g B.Fo YOice sigm;Ls eminating frclll qokem, 

White Sands, Point ~-·Fort mis•, etc., he \as able to determine the azit11"e 

U. So Guided Missila. program through 1954. He· set Up a VlD' .inte~ staticm 

011 the side of a mountain and intercepteci .1'10 · u.s. /VBI' sigmls (kinds not. 

specitied) but. very.·i'~r tro:m. guided.miss:lle rangea. Bi~ contract has· been 

nnewad tor another 198l"· Bis final _repen m the .. t1rst :vear•s ccmtract tel 

·····--' 

. published 1n J&ma.17 ·:J.952. ··_Baller:. also has. a cO!Jtract with Signal Ccq>a ·JD- OGA 

tellis&nce A~, Kl.ectronic W~ QrGuP, (Fort MODDlOUth) but he tinds t.hat 

DO me m that group !Vs OOMm olearanceo . . 

. 18~ · Ma.301" Baker (Iil'. ) said that he had annnined the f'irst ,e&.rr s report 

of !faller, Btqmmd and Bzioml, and f'ound no~ that a~d diractq to the 

dution· of' the ~roblum ·(Ha d1d not ~ which· probl.cm). 

l9p Mr. Haller (Baller, Raymond and Brown) ad.d that uiider his various 

dClltraots vith -the Air Force, ~he will plan a program t~ noise 

listening search .and intercept; tor~se Of de~ vhiit ~is.being made ot all el~o radiatiana ftrr".Pm'Poaes ot mvigaticm, f'1n ·ocmt.rol, misdle ocmtrol, ·m, te:LiQam 3mn1ng. · Bia ·etadiea V.W. mdea'lar 

to determim what equipmmts the haw 1D dewlopnent stage, in tra;ln1ng, 

etap and 1n operatillg st.ap. Be . so COllduct ~es to d~ ~ 

tances onr which ananol.ous propagattan. ean be ·expected uiid9r ccm.d1ticms of 

sporadic E lqer propagatian, ducting end scattering. · Far uample, at his ~to.17 at state College, Ptmn1Vlvania; he has been··obaerdng the prop&- · 

gat.icm ot 1"1 signals f'ram distances ot over 1500 miles• Be will consider the 

posld,billtJ' of conductiDg SIGm f'ram balloons, :misd.l:es, ground and dr, et.co 

He v1ll consider the applioatiau or Inf'omat10n Theor,v' to tbs probl-. and the 

use r4 auto-cor.relat.icm techrdq••·· Be hopes to prodUce a report cm ~uipmml; 

dnaloplumt, data praoesidng and· 1ntegra:t;icm ot the ~ ettcr.t. (A.utho.r' a 

note: The nam .is llal.ler, not Atlas). . ' · · · 

20. Mi-. Cra!kshank (A1'IQ' G-2) said thci.t attacha ~ports f'ilwr· through 

cbamels and that those dealing with electronlca lsDi : cm his desk. He laCk8 

adequate pers~l, -his files are in.bad shape. Be~ pzep81'9d no gaidSDce 

-=s1a £or use 'bJ' 1nterrogatare. His biographical aDd 1Ddustrial manual 1a - eo :lnsdequate that he uses the CJ'A versic:m. · Be "11es much m Sigrlal Coi"pa · . 

Intelligence Agen01'. Be vrites 1etters s~ 79s or no cm polie;f matters Em4 

relies mainly cm CIA fo1-e1gn docum.ents .. <U,visicm. He !μls access to ·cCMm . -· . . .. . . -. =c~ .. ~: . ·, _......,.,.. ____ ...,...,....,.....__ 

;.. L 05 L" :~ --.:.··0 ~.ri:i~~ J . 
1-./ 

·! ~fti~~~Ia REF ID: A66936 A . , W 28 J'lmlm9S2 · 

!9P 81!18111! SS91HG!I IRftBfA!mtf /EO 3.3(h)(2) 

SUBJECTi US/UK canterence cml j;/_/ _PL_\. a_6-3-6/s_o_us_c_36-os ____ _ 

----------------==--------

tbroagh ASl. Row that same Signal Corps Intelligence .Agenc.y persmmel an 

oleaad tor C<Mm, he hopes to use that .a.gencr tor access to coma. 

21. CGl. Maaenga (Sig. Corps I'lltelligcnae Agency) Said that his agenc;r 

has undergone a major :reorgmdzatiol)..witbin the past 90 dqfs. The age11C7 

has 6 otticera and 90 o1ri' :fans. ..!here is a shortage ot te0hnic1ans and tranaJatara. 

220 J.fa3or Libbert (ATIC)/sqs that the Air Technical Intelligence 

CC!!!rn8Ud at ~ is stetted b7 apprmd.mate]1' 300 peracms. .tiJ' Technical 

Liaison Otticers collect intelligence inf'omati.cn in accmpied countries and 

at 

labaratC1L7" 

atn:tegiaal.13' located embassies.· ATIC operates :lta own s!gn«l ~ 

23. Ma30r Landcm Hill (ArsS) said that the Air Force bas dec1dad to get into the gramd ... team SIGD'l' business. On 7 December 1951, AFSS was\ assigned 

responsibillt,r to establish am ma:lntain ground based smm activities 11, 

search ~ nan-cam:nmication s ot s1 s Air Force agrees. with Mr. 

'-;-;-~-r-".'.'T""' .. --·-6 that CQ.1 llJJd NON-<Di noise 11sten'ng is c:me caamcn probl•J that s USA!' assigned cognizance to ass. The separation. or CCJ( Dll4 

BOB-CCII noise listening (SIGmT) isolates the search tor air va:r.D1ng ~ 

nets trm the search tar cammm1cat1an links which B!'8 necesSBl"J' atijmc1;a 

to the operation ot ra.dal' nets. USAF now has ·two ground based CCIWll teams 

perfmming tra.ttic anal1's!s. These will lJe aupanted by the addition ot 

noise U,mmtng (SIGM) persmmel am equi~. USAF vlll utilize the 

. COON'l eormnmicatim trattic channels tor zapid pasdng ot smm intelJJ,.. 

genca to AFSS at Brooks Field.. · . 

Courses 

26. 

now 

Hr. opera~t How (ONI) F.Ssented · the following list ot UoS .• SIGDl ~ 

Locatim SVC, 

ft.Momouth Anq 

1311.oxi, M:l.as. AP 

Daration 

8 wks. 

40 vks. 

' 

• • 
"" . r 

~~a:·_~~ ~~~-~_I _______ I __ -------_·_ ~·-

Locaticm SVC. - Duraticm ~ llemuks 

Biloxi, Miss. a· lwk. Indoctrinaticm Staff' otticera Cm.lJ'. 

Qaabl., • bo D 8 vks • • M~~j~am 

1'8dar simlators. 

Cheltenham llav ~ \dclo CcmNf mq Raaardings a.ad . , . ·., .. ....... .,, ... ·r-1•1' •• 

.. '"'''liirm:U•tars"" .. 

Manphis N'aQ' ~ wks. A1t" ECM Sample signals am 

air equipn.ent. 

Chicago Rav 42 wka. Ship Ea.t Also .nu San Diego -· ... and llorf'alk. 

~. Mr. Howe (ONI) presented the following list; of u..s. 11Data ·ftocesdng <h'mpll•1 . 

IGcaticm 

:rt.MObmOUth 

Waahingt;on . 

W&shington 

~ 

San Jntm1o 

Qnaha 

Wash1ngtan 

· SVC. 

- Workers 

2 

1/2 

4 

7 

2 

30 

4 

' 

. llocmMnts hodwsad 

Manth]T smm&rT or own mater1al. Rom. . 

Air ·J3r1ets1 i"le.sh n~s, etoo: 

Quarter]T·81W17 of all sjgna]s Heme · . 

Rema 79t. Plmm.ed tor SAC use ·cmq .. om: Serials. ·EnJ.uaticma to field 

teams., 

'"- .·~-'~ n c:) \ :~. :7" ----= 

; ~ i~:: ~ ~i:_·· .: :·:: ·. ·. ~ -~ ·.~.~ :L ! 
·--....... 

REF ID:A66936 

28,une 1952 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

SlJB.mCn1 113/aX Ccmf'enmce anl I PL 86-36/50 use 3605 

--------------------------------------- . . 

CO:RCimIOE: 

_la There is much collateral scientific electranic intelligence produCed _ b,y the u.s. Air Fane, 11.s • .biv', u.s. 11rn7, British JBI_ and CanacM•:n 

DSI that does not re~ AFSA- am the CCMm ~ Agenciaso · 

2., The 11c1ezJ.t1f1c :lntel.11gence produced ·bJ' CCMm activities · 19 

J9&g:l."8. 

3. Scient1fic in~lligmice, 1f adaqm.teJ:' collated em coordD.ated, 

:ls capable ot prov1ding tbe _C~ _.Agencies and AFSl with advm&ca ... not.;1.r•. of 

the adwnt of new foreign ·~n1cat1G?: rq:stemsl / _ · 

•oGA 

4o So1ent1i"io · iDtallig8nce, particularJ.1' ··that de:riVed.. i'rCll1 the SIGm . 

activities or other agencies, it adequatel1' collated and coordinated '1flq . 

develop the tact that there DOW exist, UDbiOWD to·. CCJ4Dl agoncies, locations 

cm 

gence 

f'r.1endl1' 

caritent tern~ are 1ntercept.ablej ~ ·o~caticma a1pl.a ot the highest 1 ·.. ~ · 

5. Th91'9 is dire need tor better coGrdinati~, at pol.ic7 end vork:lng 

lenls, or the programs of ell agencies engaged 1n the product1an, anaqsis 

and- S1llll1J8r1z!Dg ot Electnn1c Soientific :r.ntell:lganae, pa:rticulm-]T 1n the 

f'ield of smm opai'at1ons am the design and dSvelopnent of equipnent far 

SIGDl uage. . · . 

OGA 

0 

,,..... . . . . , 1: • 

. ·.'·."·I· . - -:ri.; I• I I' .. 1 ·~'I IL i·d . ~ j '·. . .. . •'•--' . 
SESRB'f 8Ei0URH'Y INP0FMA:!I0!f 

u.s.-u.1:. EIECTROHICS CONFEREES 

BRITISH (London) 

U. s. AD FOHm (D/I) 

Maj.Gen. J. A. Samford 

Col. E. H. Porter 

ccq.. J. G. Ericksen 

LtoCol. B. B. Vaughn 

Lt.Col. B. c. Johnston 

Lt.Col. D. E. Teberg 

Major C. L. .Re;ynard Major J. E. Libbert 

Hr. W. M. Beith 

Mr.' J. A. O•Mara 

Col. D.· LelcMlr 

Sqdl'JAr. I. Hitohell (British) 

EO 3.3(h)(2) 

tJ. s. !RMI (G-2) PL 86-36/50 USC 3605 

Dr. L. Woodrttf't 

Col. L. R./MacAdsm. 

Colo S./Whipple, Jr. 

Lt.Col. R. c. Maseng& (SOJA) 

Mr. K. Gerhard (SOIA) 

Mr. D.B. CnU.kshank 

Maj• P. L. Gudgin (Bri tiab) 

u. s. avr (ONI) 

Rear Jtdm1ral Felix L. JobllBon 

Capt. R. N. McFarl.aDe 

Capt. C. L. Gilbert 

Candr. L. E. IarbJ' 

Mr. Donald p. IsGallq 

Mr. W. E. W. Ho\19 

CANADJAB (DSI) 

CIA OGA 
e ~a~P6 e 

~ Seaurit:r AgeDCJ" 

(MaJ. Gen. Dutt) 

CHJEF OF STAFF U. s. ABM? 

Chief Signal ottioel' 

(Ma3. Gen. G.I. Bmk) , 

ASST. CHIEF OF BlAW, D.l'ELLIGED, B-2 

(Maj .Gen. A.a. Bolling) 

I 

PRODUCTION DlVISIOB 

(Col. Bane7 aaith) 

DCBBICAL BRUCH 

(Col. L.R. MaaAdalll) 

Dr. L. Woodrart I 

WEAPONS ARD EQUIPMEN'f SECTml 

(Col. s. Whipple) 

I 

I So:lentifia 1Jni t, El.ectronioa 

(Mr. D. B. Cru1kshaDlc) 

PLANS A.ND OPERATIONS DIVISIOI 

(Gen. !Amr.er) 

I 

JfsJ • P • L. Gmgin (Br•) 

I I 

I Sig.Corps Intel. Aaell07 I I 

· I ElectrOnic Wartue I Electrcmio Warfare 

Section Section a1; (c~.1. JeDkina) ·rt. Monmouth 

(JA.nj .Shmmcm Brown) (Col. Albert) 

I Bepresented at Conference 

TAB. I 

[. J. v. Milla) .cat.a.c.Xas~) 

• I. Gerhard) 
I 

Operational 

Section _(OPi322I) 

Na.VJ' Gr. at AlSA 

(OP-322!1) 

9 §~IB~936 9 

OBIEF OF RAVAL OPERATIONS 

(AIH. W. M. Fechteler) 

OFFICE OF :RAVAL INTELLIGENCE (OP-32) 

(RADI. F. L. Johnson) 

I 

Intelligence Branch (OP-322) 

(Capt. R.R. McFarlane) 

I 

Foreign Section (OP-322rt 

(Capt. B. VanMater) 

I 

Technical thit (OP-3221'2) 

, (C&!!t, f'L, Gilbert) 

f Raval Ordnance (OP-322F2D) 

(Hr.. Donald p. IsGallq) 

I Ele~a (OP-322!'21!4) {Mr. W.E.W. Bowe) 

DIRECTOR OF HAVAL CCMMtJNICATIOIS (OP..crl) 

(IWH. W. B. AMK>H) 

I 

Electronic Countemeasurea (OP-d) 

(Capt. I. M. Gentry) 

t at Conference. 

I 

canmun1cations 

Securl.\7 (OP-2<2) 

(Capt. J .A. Morriaon) 

I 

Special Operatiou (OP-2<14) 

(Cdr. Boaok) 
I 

Te-ch. Roqirementa 

Div. 

a §~~~~f2f936 • - ~ ""'""'.W.'..:>.~ .w. CHIEF OF STAFF, U. s. Am FOBCE 

(Gen. Hoyt s. VeDdenberg) 

DIRECTOR OF INTELLIGENCE 

(Maj. Gen. J. C. Stamf"ord) 

I 

DepUt;r f'or Estimates 

Technical Capabillt7 Br. 

I 

I Electrold.cs Section 

(Maj. Re,mrd) 

Am TEClmICAL INTELLIGENCE CERrER 

(Wright-Patterson Field) 

Tech. L. Div. 

I ElectrOllics Jb:anch 

I 

I Comitermeasures Section 

I 

DeputJ' f'or Collections 

(Col. Wm. Davitt) 

I 

Supplmental Be search Bl". 

(Col. Beele7) 

I I Liaison at AFSA 

(Ma3. V. L. Rice) 

mr. Air Force 

Security Service 

(Maj.Gen. Ipn) I (Ma3. Landon Bill) 

Tech. Services 

Div. 

I 

Asao• Fquip. 

Branch 

I Science and 

Qoap011ents Seottm 

I Represented at Conference 
·-

I 

Intelligenoe .Adviao1"7 OCllllDittee 

(Directors of Intelligence of all 

Serri.oes) 

DEPOT! DmmTOR, ltrELLIGEBCE 

(Mr. Becker) 

1 

Aas'\. Dir. ot Scientitio Intelligence 

(Dr. Chadwell) 

I 

OGA 

I 

SC• Intel. CClllDl. 

/ /.·· 

I Bepresented at Conference. 

TAB.B 
\ . 

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I .Represented at Conference. 

TAB. J 
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1 ': ~{,,' f'L 86-36/50 USC 3605 

• 

-1' I t ~ '\ • "' .. 
t, •• 

• • 

.. SIGIRr MATERIAL MENTIONED AT COHFEREHCI 

Alf/Am.1 AH/HIJ+.1 iU,..l&t 

Al/A~-lA AB/G.._9 RB-50 (Br.) 

AN/APA-11 AR/PRD-1 itOO 

AR/APA-1'1 Atf/PRR-4 ~Zl/Jlmt 

Al/APA-291 (XB) Al/SLR.-1 8270 (l3o-210 ma) 

AR/APA-64 AR/SPR-1 S-2'1U (28-143 mo) 

Alf/APA-69 AR/SPIU Jr.al -

AR/APA,..'fl .ll/TLR-1 SOl522 

AH/APD-4 AH/rl&-3 !:taRISI (Br.) (long 

range 8 bml 

AN/APD-6 Al/l'IA-4 D/r uea 

P64 reovr.) 

AR/APD-42 .llf/TIQ-11 :n.a 

.Al/AJ>&..4 (40-1000 _, Al~ ~7.;f (60-300 .. , 

AR/APB.-41 AR/VIB-1 

AR/AP&-5-1 (1000-6000 ao) .U/fRW-6 

AN/APB,..J CX-406 (SU Be.ml) 

AB/APR-7 DBI 

.AB/APP-9 (1000-101000 mo) 1LAD (Br.) (2-10, 000 mo F-Otototne 

Dat. Tideo) 

AR/AP&-13 G-100 (Br.) (Tape Reoorder) 

AR/APR-14 P-58 (Br.) (28<>-680 u) 

11/ARD-6 P-64 (Br.) (2400-3700 •) 

AR/.AR&-5 (82'111) R-216 (30-150 JRO) 

AR/AlUUl B-308 (20..150 mo) 

Al/BI&.1 1-1'64 (D) (•AIUJI) 

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