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(Unci)  Added  Emphasis  Being  Placed  on  Reconnaissance 
(Unci)  Project  SOUTH  SEA 
(Unci)  East-West  Exchanges 
(Unci)  Project  ROUND  ROBIN 
(Unci)  Project  ROLL  CALL 
(Unci)  International  Scientific  Conferences 
(Unci)  Denied  Area  Source  Coordination 
(Unci)  Source  Coordinations 
(     (Unci)  Guidance  Data  Production 
(Unci)  Requirements 
(Unci)  Defector  Program  -  Defector  Reception  Center  (DRC) 
(Unci)  New  Attache  Station 
(Unci)    Tours 
(Unci)    Air  Attaches 
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DIRECTORATE  OF  COLLECTION 
(U)  Added  Emphas is  Being  Placed  on  Reconnais  sance 
As  a  result  of  the  high  premium  placed  on  photo  reconnaissance 
of  Cuba,  the  Air  Force  photo  reconnaissance  capability  has  been  expanded. 
On  30  January  1963,  two  newly  configured  RB-26  aircraft  de- 
parted from  Eglin  Air  Force  Base  to  augment  the  reconnaissance  capability 
in  South  Vietnam.  The  aircraft  were  equipped  with  6"  thru  36"  focal  length 
lens  for  daylight  reconnaissance  and  K-47  night  photo  cameras  using  flash 
bombs  as  the  illuminate.  Additionally,  both  aircraft  were  equipped  with 
infrared  j&ensing  devices. 
Since  the  reconnaissance  capability  was  still  not  adequate, 
two  RB-57A's  were  deployed  to  South  Vietnam.  These  aircraft  do  not  possess 
a  night  capability,  but  they  are  programmed  to  have  infrared  sensors  in- 
stalled. The  3"  forcal  length  panoramic  cameras  provided  with  these  aircraft 
are  providing  a  new  low  level  operational  capability.  The  photography  from 
this  type  of  camera  provides  exceptionally  good  resolution  imagery  from 
horizon  to  horizon. 
Considerable  effort  has  been  expended  to  update  our  recon- 
naissance capability  in  South  Vietnam  and  Southeast  Asia.   The  results  have 
been  Immediate  and  most  productive. 
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tpproximately  90  per  cent  of  all  air  strikes  generated  in 
Vietnam  have  been  a  result  of  photo  reconnaissance.   In  addition,  the  esti- 
mated Southeast  Asia  air  order  of  battle  has  been  confirmed  in  some  in- 
stances, as  a  result  of  the  covert  aircraft  activities. 
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[Volume  U       JJBase  Index  Hap  and  the  Requirements/ 
Target  Index  of  the  Collection  Operations  Facility  Charts  (COFC)  were 
published,  as  were  Collection  Operations  Folders 
tlve  Collection  Operations  Facility  Folders  (COFFs) 
were  either  partially  or  completely  revised. 
M  B  Hap  and  overlay  showing  known  J       Band  other  significant 
known^j  Bwere  prepared  for/ 
(U)  Requirements 
(Unclassified)  On  1  January  1963,  the  Air  Force  Intelligence  Center 
(AFIC),  Arlington  Hall  Station,  Arlington,  Virginia,  was  absorbed  by  DIA 
and  became  the  DIA  Production  Center.  Also,  during  this  period,  the  PACGM 
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Registry  was  established  and  became  the  channel,  via  DIA,  for  all  require- 
ments previously  served  on  the  component  command  by  the  service  departments. 
Tfcese  two  transfers  materially  affected  numerous  Air  Force  collection  require* 
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ments  procedures.  However,  during  this  period,  217  Specific  Intelligence 
Collection  Requirements  (SICRs)  were  forwarded  to  DIA  for  validation;  424 
validated  SICRs  were  served  on  Air  Force  collection  elements;  and  439  SICRs 
were  cancelled.  As  of  30  June  1963,  there  were  566  SICRs  outstanding  on 
collectors.
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Project  FACE  LIFT,  which  concerns  use  of  non-programmed  air 
facilities  for  recovery  of  SAC  aircraft  under  emergency  wartime  conditions^ 
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was  reviewed,  and  major  changes  were  recommended  to  bring  the  requirements 
portion  of  this  project  in  line  with  the  DIA  requirements  program. 
*    (Unclassified)  All  Air  Force  collectors  and  production  elements  were 
advised  by  letter,  dated  28  May  1963,  of  current  procedures  for  the  initia- 
tion  of  intelligence  collection  requirements  in  response  to  Notices  of  In- 
telligence Potential  (NIPs). 
(U)  Defector  Program  -  Defector  Reception  Center  (DRC) 
In  February  1963,  the  Office  of  the  Air  Attache,  Leonpldville, 
Republic  of  Congo,  acquired  a  complete  film  library  of  aerial  photography  of 
the  Congo  taken  by  the  Swedish  SAAB  29  Jet  Reconnaissance  Unit  in  Leopoldville. 
The  library  contains  147  rolls  of  9  x  9  and  70  mm  negatives  with  a  total  of 
5700  frames.
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(U)     Tours 
(Unclassified)  During  the  period  1  January  -  30  June  1963,  the  Office 
of  the  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff /Intelligence  participated  in  the  following 
official  tours  as  indicated: 
State  Department  Tours;   (Air  Force  Participation) 
Bis  Majesty  King  Hassan  II,  King  of  Morocco. 
Air  Marshal  R.  Iskandar  Tjokrodiruro,  Minister  of  Air  Communications , 
Government  of  Indonesia. 
Mr.  Riddhi  Pani  Guatam,  Under  Secretary  of  Defense  of  Nepal. 
State  Department/OSD  Sponsored:   (Air  Force  Participation) 
Foreign  Defense  Ministers  and  Permanent  Representatives  of  the  North 
Atlantic  Council. 
Russian  Aerof lot  Crew. 
JCS  Sponsored  Tour:   (Air  Force  Participation) 
French  National  War  College  Visit. 
^&  CIA  Tours:   (Air  Force  Participation) 
Brigadier  General  Egidio  Viggiani,  Chief  of  the  Italian  Combined  Armed 
Forces  Intelligence  Services. 
Mr.  Hisao  Ariyoshi,  Japan  Defense  Agency. 
OSD  Tours :   (Air  Force  Participation) 
His  Excellency  Kai-Uwe  Von  Hassel,  Minister  of  Defense  of  Germany. 
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RAF  Cranvell  Cadets. 
Secretary  of  the  Air  Force  Tours : 
The  Right  Honorable  Hugh  Fraser,  Secretary  of  State  fo**  Air,  Great  Britain.
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Chief  of  Staff  Tours: 
Marshal  of  the  Royal  Air  Force,  Sir  Thomas  Pike. 
Air  Vice  Marshal  I.  G.  Morrison,  Chief  of  Air  Staff,  Royal  New  Zealand 
Air  Force. 
Chief  of  Staff /Military  Assistance  Program  (MAP)  Tours; 
Major  General  Albert  7.  G.  Henry,  Chief  of  Staff,  Belgian  Air  Force. 
Major  General  Resat  Mater,  Chief  of  Staff,  Turkish  Air  Force. 
MAP  Tours; 
Major  General  Chen  Tsung-Ti,  Assistant  Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Logistics, 
Ministry  of  National  Defense,  China. 
Major  General  Charles  J.  P.  de  Loustal,  Commander,  4th  Air  Region,  French 
Air  Force. 
Major  General  Kyriakos  R.  Panagopoulos,  Commander,  28th  Tactical  Air 
Force,  Royal  Hellenic  Air  Force. 
.  (         Major  General  Mario  Bucchi,  Inspector  of  Telecommunications  and  Flight 
Aids,  Italian  Air  Force. 
Major  General  Alex  L.  Cox,  Commander,  Tactical  Air  Command,  Royal 
asStes^-  Netherlands  Air  Force. 
Colonel  Juan  De  Los  Santos,  Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Dominican  Air  Force. 
Air  Commodore  Khyber  Khan,  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff,  Operations, 
Pakistan  Air  Force. 
Lt  Colonel  Rene  Zotti,  Chief  of  Staff,  Paraguayan  Air  Force. 
Non-Scheduled  Tours; 
Ambassador  of  Spain  visited  Headquarters  SAC  by  invitation  of 
General  LeMay. 
Ambassador  of  the  Netherlands  visited  the  DSAF  Academy  and  NORAD. 
The  Minister  of  National  Defense  of  Bolivia,  Juan  Gutierrez  Granier, 
and  the  Commander  of  the  Bolivian  Air  Force,  Rene  Barrientos. 
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Air  Vice  Marshal  Arjan  Singh,  Deputy  Chief,  Air  Force  Staff, 
Indian  Air  Force. 
Army  Sponsored  Tours;   (Air  Force  Participation) 
Lt  Colonel  Alexander  Buschek,  Chief  of  Intelligence,  Austrian  Armed  Forces. 
Belgian  War  College. 
General  Osvaldo  de  Arauja  Motta,  Chief,  Armed  Forces  General  Staff, 
Brazil, 
Major  General  Joseph  Mobutu,  Commander- in-Chief,  Congolese  National 
Army. 
Royal  Cambodian  Military  Academy  Visit. 
Major  General  N.  0.  Norberg,  Commander,  Western  Land  Command. 
Colonel  Luis  Lutgardo  Cabrera  Sevilla,  Commander,  Ecuadorian  Army.      ' 
General  Friedrich  Albert  Foertsch,  Chief  of  the  Air  Force,  Federal 
Republic  of  Germany. 
V        D*-  Werner  Knieper,  Chief  of  Defense  Economy,  Federal  Ministry  of 
Defense,  Federal  Republic  of  Germany. 
The  Right  Honorable  John  D.  Profumo,  Secretary  of  State  for  War  of 
Great  Britain. 
Lt  Colonel  D.  H.  Smith,  Deputy  Chief  of  Staff  and  Commander,  Land 
Forces,  Jamaica  Defense  Forces. 
Lt  General  John  Pipilis,  Chief,  Hellenic  National  Defense  General 
Staff,  Greece. 
Brigadier  General  Achmad  J.  Mokoginta,  Secretary  to  the  Deputy  First 
Minister  for  Defense  and  Security. 
Major  General  Prem  Chang,  Indian  Army. 
Brigadier  General  Naehyun  Choi,  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff,  G-2, 
Republic  of  Korea  Army. 
Lt  Colonel  Fernando  Garcia-Alment  y  Guierrer,  Chief,  Internal 
Intelligence  Branch,  G-2  Section,  Spain. 
Major  General  Prasarn  Amatoyakul,  Deputy  Director,  Director  of 
Joint  Intelligence,  Thailand  Group  VIII-63. 
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Colonel  Justiniano  T.  F.  Carvajal  Rodriguez,  Director,  Intelligence 
Service,  Uruguay. 
Navy  Tours:  (Air  Force  Participation) 
Members  of  the  Canadian  National  Defense  College  Course  XVI-1962-63. 
Staff  and  Students  of  the  H&TO  Defense  College,  Paris. 
00  Air  Attaches 
(Unclassified)  The  following  Air  Attaches  were  accredited  to  the  USAF 
during  the  reporting  period: 
Air  Commodore  Albert  S.  Agar,  New  Zealand. 
Group  Captain  John  F.  Lush,  Australia. 
Colonel  Ibrahim  Al-Malik,  Saudi  Arabia. 
Air  Vice  Marshal  Ian  George  Esplin,  Great  Britain. 
Colonel  Robert  Hofstede,  The  Netherlands. 
Colonel  Ernesto  Guzman  Fricke,  Bolivia. 
Colonel  Ram  Ron,  Israel. 
Major  General  Count  Cornet  d'Elzlus  de  Peissant,  Belgium. 
Colonel  Tunghvan  Kim,  Korea. 
UNCLASSIFIED