HISTORY DIRECTORATE OF erg SHES: Ex /277 2-48 OFFICE, ACS/INTELLIGENC™ 1 January - 30 June 1962 Cy 3 of Cys J
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DIRECTORATE OF COLLACTION (U) Photo Equipment Acquisition Sub-Group GEE) The 20 March 1962 Assistant Chief of Stafr/Intelligence (ACS/I) proposal to form a Photographic Equipment Acquisition Sub-Group to the ACS/I Data Handling and Exploitation Group has met with unsnimous approval by all proposed participants. The purpose of this group is to keep USAF exploitation elements advised on collection systems, mitually diacuss and explore the potentiel of all possible items of photo exploi-e tation equipment available or in development, evaluate proposals, recommen. appropriate chammels for procurement and aid each element in determining their individual eq:ipment reqiirements. The Acs/I will chair this group and work closely with the Air Force Element, National Photographic Interpretation Center (NPIC), and other appropriate Air Staff agencies, to insure that its actions are compatible with long range exploitation plans and/or equipment. The sub-group will not concern itself per se with data hendling systems. The first meeting of the sub-group was held 3-k May 1962, emd subsequent meetings will be held quarterly.
(U) Consolidated Classification List (U) By Department of Defense Directive 5200.1, the Department of the Air Force 1s charged with maintaining a consolidated list for the information and guidance of departments and agencies concerned showing approved areas requiring security review of serial photography. Air Force Regulation (AFR) 205-1, 10 June 1960, Section XII, directs the ACS/I, Heedquarters USAF, to maintain ani disseminate the required consolidated list of security review areas. The ACS/I was assigned the function of prepering and maintaining the iist for the Department of Defense. An interim revised Comsolidated Classification List (Volume I - Continental United States and Alaska, and Volume II - Overseas) was disseminated on 15 June 1962. (U) Counterinsurgency (QQEP in support of the USAF Counterinsurgency effort, intelligence collection representation was provided to the ACS/I counterinsurgency task group. In order to obtain complete collection coverage, a sub-task Group within AcSs/I was formed to expedite actions and reports concerning ~
3 collection problems related to counterinsurgency. Major areas of action included revising Air Attache training to include camterinsurgency training, providing information on counterinsurgency to Air Attache stations end other USAF intelligence collection organizations, and surveying intelligence collection procedures and techniques for possible changes dictated by the added emphasis on USAF Counterinsurgency actions. (U) than Source Intelligence Collection Conference (EME) A world-wide USAF Huan Source Positive Intelligence Collection Conference was held in Washington during the period 25-27 June 1962 to review the draft Air Force Mamal (AFM) 200- (Hamman Source Positive Intelligence Collection). Based upon the comments, suggestions and recomendations generated by the conference, the AFH will be submitted for final coordination on or about 27 duly 1962. It is believed that this mamal will provide firm basis for the USAF Human Source Positive Intelligence Collection Progran. (U) Sensitive Reporting (| Senaitive Intelligence Reporting Procedures (SIRP) were reinstated with the publication of Chapter 15, AFM 200-1, dated 8 (U) The Defector Program Qa
eg eT Fe (U) Collection Requirements GHRMED witn the assumption on 1 Jamuary 1962 by the Defense Intelli- gence Agency of the responsibility for processing all Department of Defense (DOD) intelligence collection requiresents plus those levied upon the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) by agencies ortside the DOD, the office of the ACS/I became the fooal paint for all USAF requirements and related matters. Pour nmdred seventy-two (472) Air Force requirements were forwarded curing this period for validation. DIA returned 490 validated requirements to ACS/I for serving on Air Force collection elements. During this period, 378 requirements were cancelled. As of 30 dime 1962, hi7 Specific Intelligence Collection Requirements (SICR's) were outstanding on collectors. GG The ACS/I has been the liaison between DIA and USAF production elements for conversion of military service intelligence guides, mammals end requirements documents being consolidated into DIA publications. A target date of 31 July 1962 has been set for campletion of the conversion of Priority Air. Intelligence Requirements (PAIR) tnto SICR form. The : Defense Intelligence Requirements Mammal (DIRA) has been finalized and is ready for publication. humm AFR 200-3 was revised during this period in order to implement
5 the nev Department of Defense (ID) Form 1365, "Specific Intelligence Collection Requirements" (SICR), which replaced the Short Term Aerospace Intelligence Requirements (STAIR), AF Forn 496. (Qu Tre ACS/I also acted as focal point in assuring Air Force attendance at briefings and debriefings held by the Department of State and the Department of Army. A total of 17 State Department briefings were held during this period, ten of which vere for Ambassador. Desig- nates. Forty-nine debriefings took place during this period, 20 of which ware held for Ambassadors. (U) Foreign Publications —_ QE) Te ACS/1 contimed to actively moniter the USAF foreign publications procurement and exploitation programs and provided the USAF meuber to the United States Intelligence Board (USIB) Camittee on Procurement of Foreign Language Publications (PROCIB) and to the USIB Committee on Exploitation of Foreign Language Publications (CEFLP). It is through these committees that national level coordination of the intelligence comamity effort in foreign publication procurement and exploitation is effected. (YU) Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) IAatsm Officer | ' | ! ‘ it
(U) Unit Manning Authorizations - Air Attache Stations (Ud) In response to Department of Defanse, Office of Special Operations memorandum to the Secretary of the Air Force, dated 2 May 1961 requesting manpower reduction {n the Air Attache system, thirty-five spaces were withdrawn during this period. The reduction was based upon the assumption
- 11 that a substential savings in manpower would be effected by operating under the Executive Agent Principle by the three service attache systems. There are currently 172 Officer, 226 Airmen, 69 U. S. Civilien and 190 indigenous manpover authorizations with which to operate 63 Air Attache stations. (U) New Air Attache Offices @mmmh Three new Air Attache offices were activated: The Daninican Republic on 12 Jamary 1962, Bolivia on l April 1962 end Ecuador on 2 May 1962. Activation of seven additional offices in Latin America is being planned for the second quarter of FY 1963. ‘The seven proposed latin-American Air Attache Stations are: Nicaragua, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Panama and Paraguay. A tentative activation date of 1 September 1962 is planned for Nicaragua. In addition, eight proposed Air Attache stations are being planned for Africa. They are: Southern Rhodesia, Algerie, Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Sudan ant Tunisia. The Algeria station 13 programmed for early September 1962. Department of State and Department of Defense approval has been received to reactivate the Air Attache office in Syria. Im addition, the Joint Chiefs of Staff have directed the opening of an Air Attache office in Iaos es soon as possible. (U) Domestic Collections a
(U) Guidance Data Research (GameEe Production of collection aids contimed with camletian of three Collection Operation Facility Charts (COFC) on the USSR. The remaining three COFC's on the USSR were completed but have not been reproduced or distributed. A COFC on Communist China was also completed but not yet distributed. Four Collection Operation Folders for Attaches (COFA) on Poland, Bulgaria, Eungary and Rumania were produced end dis- tributed. <A COFA om Czechoslovakia was begun. One Collection Observation Guide (COG) was produced om Surface-to-Air Missiles. (U) Armed Services Persomel Interrogation Center/Amed Services Documents Intelligence Center (ASPIC/ASDIC) Planning KY Air Force representation on the Joint Interrogation Plaming Committee was provided during the period. This committee plans for var- time activation of ASPIC and ASDIC.
UNCLASSIFIED 13 (U) Tours (U) During the period 1 Jamary - 30 June 1962, the office of the Assistant Chief of Staff/Intelligence participated in the following official tours as iniicateds State Department Fours: (Air Force responsibility) His Excellency Joso Gailart, President of Brazil. Joint Chiefs of Staff Tours: ——eaee EEE Ee ee, eee Air Force Responsibility General Keizo Hayashi, Chairman, Joint Staff Council, Japan Defense Agency. Anzy Commander P. E. Jacquot, General, Prench Army, Comander-~ in-Chief, Allied Forces Central Burope. Rear Admiral J. P. Scatchard, Commandant, Joint Services Steff College, England. _ Amay Responsibility ~ Air Force Partictpation General Sir Hugh C. Stockwell, Deputy Supreme Allied Comanier, Ravy Responsibility - Air Force Participation Canadian National Defense College. Office, Secretary of Defense Tours: Air Force Responsibility The Honorable Paul-Willem Segers, Minister of Defense of Belgium. Dr. Engineer Karl Schleinzer, Minister of Defense, Austria. Dr. Hans G. Schiffers, Chief of Budget and Fiscal, Germany. Amy Responsibility - Air Force Participation General Gaston Iaveud, Ministerial Delegate for Armament, France.
ae Cs CA URCLASSIFIED on 14 Bevy Responsibility ~ Air Force Participation Dr. Gudmind Harlem, Minister of Defense, Norway. Mr. Nobushige Yamagnmi, Vice Director, Research and Development, Japan Defense Agency. Secretary of the Aix Force Tours: The Right Honorable Julian Amery, M. P., Secretary of State for Air, Great Britain. Brigadier General Jorge ROJAS Silveyra, Secretary of State for Aeronautics, Argentina. Chief of Staff Tours: Lieutenant General Lage G. H. Thunberg, Comnander~in-Chief, Royal Swedish Air Force. Military Assistance Program Tours! Major General CHANG Gm Hwen, Vice Chief of Staff, Republic of Korea Air Force. . Major General Infis FARELL Cubilles, Deputy Chief, Mexican Air Force. Air Force Partictpation - Amy Sponsored Tours? Canadian Army Staff College. Major General Sokka Song, Caumandant, The National Defense College, Korea. General Onax Poreiunculs, Inspector General, Uruguayan Amy. Lieutenant Colonel Osviado MONTERO Herrera, G-2, Bolivian Army. General Oscar IZURIETA Molina, Commemer-in-Chief, Chilean Amy. Air Force Participation ~ Wavy Sponsored Tours: Commander Alexander Desta, Deputy Commander, Imperial Ethiopian Navy, nephew of HIM Emperor Haile Selassie. Admiral Karl A. Zanker, Inspector, Federal German Army. Admiral Georges E. T. Cabanier, Chief of Navel General Staff, French Navy. Vice Admiral Ssdayoshi Nakayama, Chief of Staff, Japan Maritime Self Defense Force. earee COCCI wf oe yee ! el. oat. wets
5 Hon-schednled Tors s ~ Najor General Shigeru Ura, Chief, Defense Division, Air Staff Office, Japan Defense Agency. Marshal of the Royal Aix Force Sir Thomas Pike, Chief of the Air Staff, Air Ministry, Great Britain. Royal Afr Force College Cranwell. West German Defense Minister Franz-Josef Strauss. Mr. Kifichi Saeki, Commandant, Japanese National Defense College. Brigedier Generel Ezer Weizmann, Commanter-in-Chief, Israel Alr Force.