HEADQUARTERS  US  AIR  FORCE  INOI  200-1 
Assistant  Chief  of  Staff,  Intelligence  22  September  1978 
Washington,  DC  20330 
Intelligence  Activities 
DEBRIEFING  OF  AIR  ATTACHES 
This  INOI  prescribes  procedures  to  determine  the  need  to  debrief  the 
principal  and  assistant  air  attaches  at  the  completion  of  a  tour  of  duty 
and  applies  to  all  AF/IN-AFIS  elements. 
1.  POLICY.  AF/IN-AFIS  staff  elements  will  evaluate  the  need  to  debrief 
each  returning  principal  and  assistant  air  attache  upon  completion  of  a 
tour  of  duty  with  the  Defense  Attache  System  (DAS). 
2.  RESPONSIBILITIES. 
a.  Directorate  of  Attache  Affairs  (AFIS/INH)  will: 
(1)  Elicit  an  End-of-Tour  Report  using  the  format  prescribed  at 
attachment  1  from  each  returning  principal  and  assistant  air  attache 
6  months  prior  to  the  end  of  tour. 
(2)  Coordinate  the  End-of-Tour  Report  with  each  major  AF/IN-AFIS 
staff  element  to  determine  a  need  for  debriefing. 
(3)  Coordinate  with  other  interested  agencies  throughout  the 
intelligence  community  if  a  decision  is  made  within  AF/IN-AFIS  to  return 
the  individual  for  debriefing. 
00  Advise  the  attache  whether  he  will  be  debriefed  and,  if  so, 
provide  a  tentative  schedule  and  the  subject  matter  to  be  discussed. 
(.5)  Arrange  for  temporary  duty  (TDY)  and  establish  briefing 
schedules  when  the  need  exists. 
16)  Obtain  ACS/I,  Deputy  ACS/I  approval  for  each  debriefing. 
b.  Directors,  Commander  and  Group  Chiefs  will: 
(1)  Review  the  End-of-Tour  Report  to  determine  their  requirement 
to  debrief. 
Supersedes  INOI  200-1,  15  April  1975 
0PR:  AF/IN  (Prepared  by  AFIS/INH) 
DISTRIBUTION:  A 
*This  INOI  is  rescinded.
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(2)  Specify  to  AFIS/INH  the  amount  of  time  desired  for  debriefing, 
the  general  subject  matter  to  be  discussed,  and  the  identity  of  the 
debriefing  officer  (if  known)  or  office. 
(3)  Specify  to  AFIS/INH  if  a  debriefing  is  not  desired. 
3.   PROCEDURES: 
a.  AFIS/INH  will  establish  procedures  to  obtain  End-of-Tour  Reports 
from  each  attache  k-6  months  prior  to  end  of  tour. 
b.  End-of-Tour  Reports  will  be  circulated  to  major  staff  elements 
approximately  3  months  prior  to  end  of  tour  for  a  debriefing  determination. 
c.  The  format  at  attachment  2  will  be  used  to  circulate  the 
End-of-Tour  Report. 
OFFICIAL  JAMES  L.  BROWN,  Maj  Gen,  USAF 
Assistant  Chief  of  Staff,  Intelligence 
ROBERT  D.  ANDERSON,  Captain,  USAF     2  Atch 
Asst  Executive  to  ACS/Intelligence    1.  End-of-Tour  Report  Outline 
2.  Format
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END  OF  TOUR  REPORT  OUTLINE 
The  report  will  be  addressed  to  Air  Force  Intelligence  Service/INH, 
Ft  Belvoir,  VA  22060,  and  classified  according  to  content.  It  can, 
perhaps,  best  be  described  as  a  concise  history  of  your  tour  plus 
applicable  peripheral  topics.  The  following  guide  should  not  be  considered 
an  all-inclusive  outline,  but  is  furnished  to  afford  a  degree  of 
standardization  and  provide  a  framework  of  data  you  may  wish  to  consider. 
Add  any  other  topics  you  wish  but  comment  or  indicate  no  comment  where  you 
have  no  substantive  inputs. 
This  report  will  be  used  to  improve  the  tour  as  an  air  attache;  be  candid 
and  make  suggestions  where  you  believe  improvement  can  be  made. 
1.  SELECTION  PROCESS: 
a .  Prerequi s  i  t es . 
b.  Volunteer  status  Cas  opposed  to  directed  duty/or  combination  of 
both). 
c.  Family  considerations. 
d.  Adequacy. 
e.  Panel  process. 
2.   TRAINING: 
a.  Attache  Course  -  Defense  Intelligence  School  (DIS). 
b.  Language. 
(1)  Location  of  language  training. 
C2)  Quality  of  training  and  adequacy  on  station. 
(3)  Continued  training  after  arrival. 
(*f)  Value  of  in-country  training  before  assignment  as  air  attache. 
c.  Briefings  (pre- tour  by  AF/IN  and  Air  Staff). 
d.  Specialized  Training. 
(1)  Aircraft  checkout  when  required. 
(2)  Foreign  Military  Sales  CFMS).
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e.  Orientation/Training-  for  Wife. 
(1)  Language. 
(2)  DIS. 
3.   CONDITIONS: 
a.  Housing  (specify  type  -  gov't,  gov't  lease/private  rental), 
comment  on  adequacy  -  problems. 
b.  Schooling  for  Dependents. 
c.  Housing  Allowance. 
d.  Contact  Funds. 
k.     CAREER  IMPACT: 
a.  Performance  Reports. 
b.  Promotion  Opportunities. 
c.  Promotion  Obstacles  (document). 
5.  RELATIONS  ON  STATION  WITH: 
a.  Ambassador. 
b.  Embassy  Officials. 
c.  SRF. 
d.  Unified/Specified  Commands. 
e.  Foreign  Attaches. 
f.  Military  Assistance  Advisory  Group  (MAAG) /Military  Groups  (HilGps). 
g.  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  (DIA). 
h.  Defense  Attaches  (DATT) /Service  Attaches, 
i.  Service  Headquarters.
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6.  SUPPORT:   (Be  specific,  particularly  when  describing  problems). 
a.  Embassy  through  Shared  Administrative  Support  (SAS). 
b.  Secretarial. 
c .  Logis  t ical/Equipmen t . 
d.  DIA. 
e.  Air  Force. 
f.  Others. 
7.  GUIDANCE: 
a.  Timeliness. 
b.  Adequacy. 
c.  Types  and  Sources. 
8.  ORGANIZATION  OF  THE  DEFENSE  ATTACHE  OFFICE  (DAO)  TO  ACCOMPLISH: 
^         a.  Primary  Mission. 
b.  Representational  Functions. 
9.  SIGNIFICANT  ACHIEVEMENTS: 
a.  Crisis  Reporting. 
b.  Information  Elicitation  Accomplishments. 
c.  Management. 
d.  Air  Force  Representation. 
10.  OVERALL  MISSION  ACCOMPLISHMENT. 
11.  PROBLEM  AREAS. 
12.  RECOMMENDATIONS/PROPOSED  SOLUTIONS. 
13.  What  recommendations  do  you  have  for  your  successor  in  preparing  for 
this  assignment?  (Include  both  personal  and  professional  preparation). 
Ik.   If  you  are  offered  an  opportunity  for  debriefing  in  the  Washington 
area,  what  subjects  do  you  intend  to  discuss? 
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Attachment  2  22  September  1978 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
HEADQUARTERS  AIR  FORCE  INTELLIGENCE  SERVICE 
FORT  BELVOIR.  VIRGINIA     22060 
A2-1 
End-of-Tour  Report 
TO 
1.  The  attache  End-of-Tour  Report  prepared  by_ 
(principal/assistant)  attache  to 
is 
furnished  for  review  and  determination  whether  you  desire  to  debrief  this 
individual. 
2.  Please  complete  the  form  below  and  return  by 
 . 
JAMES  C.  KEENAN,  Colonel,  USAF 
Director,  Attache  Affairs 
1st  Ind 
Date: 
TO:  AFIS/INH 
1.  No  debriefing  required. 
2.  Reserve       hours  for  debriefing  on  the  following  subjects 
3.  Briefing  Office  or  Division  (Branch)  will  be_