HISTORY 
DIRECTORATE  OF  COLLECTIOI 
OFFICE,  ACS/UJTELLIGEmjj 
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IEOTO  EQJIPMElfF  ACCJUSTTIGN  SUB-GROUP 
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HILO  HATETE/BRAVE  BULL 
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COBSOLIDATED  CLASSIFICATICBf  LIST 
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COUNTERIHSUB&ENCY 
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HUMAN  SOURCE  DTEELLIGENCE  COTJ.WrilGK  CONFERENCE 
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SENSITIVE  REPORTINO 
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THE  DEFECTOR  PROGRAM 
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COLLECTION  REQUIREMENTS 
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FOREIGN  PUBLICATIGKS 
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CENTRAL  JLNTK'liTiIGEHCE  AGENCY  (CIA)  LIAISON  OFFICER 
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FLOWER  GARDEN 
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MAD  CAT 
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UNIT  MANNIBG  AUTHORIZATIONS  -  AIR  ATTACHE 
STATIONS 
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NEW  AIR  ATTACHE  OFFICES 
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DOMESTIC  COLLECTIONS 
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NAME  REGISTRY  FILE 
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GUIDANCE  DATA  RESEARCH 
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ARMED  SERVICES  PERSONNEL  INTERROGATION  CENTER/ 
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ARMED  SERVICES  DOCUMENTS  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER 
(ASPIC/ASDIC )  PLANNING 
TOURS
HDBBCTOBAgg  g  COUXCTICM 
(U)  Rxoto  equipment  Acquisition  aub-Oroup 
IM#  Bie  20  March  1962  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff/intelligence 
(ACs/l)  proposal  to  form  a  Photographic  Equipment  Acquisition  Sub-Oroup 
to  the  ACS/l  Data  w^vn-fttg  and  Exploitation  Group  has  net  with  unanimous 
approval  by  all  proposed  participants.  Hie  purpose  of  this  group  is 
to  keep  USAT  exploitation  elements  advised  on  collection  systems,  mutually 
discuss  and  explore  the  potential  of  all  possible  items  of  photo  exploi- 
tation equipment  available  or  in  development,  evaluate  proposals,  recojsnend 
appropriate  channels  for  procurement  and  aid  each  element  In  determining 
their  individual  equipment  requirements.  The  ACS/l  will  chair  this 
group  and  work  closely  with  the  Air  Force  Element,  Rational  Riotographic 
Interpretation  Center  (KPIC),  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  handling  systems.  The  fir3t  meeting  of  the  sub-group  was  held 
3-U  May  1962,  and  subsequent  meetings  will  be  held  Quarterly. 
(u)  hilo  HArne/BRAVg  boll
(U)  Consolidated  Classification  List 
(U)  By  Department  of  Defense  Directive  5200.1,  the  Department  of  the 
Air  Force  is  charged  vith  maintaining  a  consolidated  list  for  the 
information  and  guidance  of  department*  and  agencies  concerned  showing 
approved  areas  requiring  security  reviev  of  aerial  photography.  Air 
Farce  Regulation  (AFR)  205-1,  10  June  i960,  8ection  XH,  directs  the 
ACS/l,  Headquarters  USA?,  to  maintain  and  disseminate  the  required 
consolidated  list  of  security  reviev  areas.  The  ACS/l  vas  assigned 
the  function  of  preparing  and  maintaining  the  list  for  the  Department 
of  Defense.  An  interin  revised  Consolidated  Classification  List  (Volume 
I  -  Continental  United  States  and  Alaska,  and  Volume  II  -  Overseas)  vas 
disseminated  on  15  June  1962. 
(U)  CounterinsurKency 
Mi  If  In  support  of  the  USAF  Counterinsurgency  effort,  Intelligence 
collection  representation  vas  provided  to  the  ACS/l  counterinsurgency 
task  group.  In  order  to  obtain  complete  collection  coverage,  a  sub-task 
group  within  ACS/l  vas  formed  to  expedite  actions  and  reports  concerning
collection  problems  related  to  count^rinsurgancy.  Major  areas  of  action 
included  revising  Air  Attache  training  to  Include  counterlneurgency 
training,  providing  information  on  counterinsurgeney  to  Air  Attache 
stations  and  other  USA?  intelligence  collection  organizations,  and 
surveying  intelligence  collection  procedures  and  techniques  for  possible 
changes  dictated  by  the  added  emphasis  on  OSAT  Counterinaurgency  actions. 
(U)  Human  8ource  Intelligence  Collection  Conference 
A  vorld-vide  USA?  Human  Source  Positive  Intelligence 
Collection  Conference  vas  heM  in  Washington  during  the  period  25-27 
June  1962  to  reviev  the  draft  Air  Force  Manual  (AIM)  200-   (Human 
Source  Positive  Intelligence  Collection) •  Based  upon  the  comments, 
suggestions  and  recommendations  generated  by  the  conference,  the  AIM 
will  be  submitted  for  final  coordination  on  or  about  27  July  1962.  It 
is  believed  that  this  r*mi»T  will  provide  firm  basis  for  the  USA?  Hurafl.n 
Source  Positive  Intelligence  Collection  Program. 
(U)  Sensitive  Beportlng 
Sensitive  Intelligence  Reporting  Procedures  (SIRP)  vere 
reinstated  vith  the  publication  of  Chapter  15,  AIM  200-1,  dated  8 
March  1962, 
(u)  3fcg  Defector  Program,
(U)  Collection  Requirements 
^    Q  With  the  assumption  en  1  January  1962  by  the  Defense  Intelli- 
gence Agency  of  the  responsibility  for  processing  »ii  Department  of 
Defense  (IXID)  intelligence  collection  requirements  pins  those  levied 
upon  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  (DIA)  by  agencies  outside  the  DOD, 
the  office  of  the  ACS/l  became  the  fooal  paint  for  all  USA?  requirements 
and  related  natters.  Pour  hundred  seventy-two  (V/2)  Air  Force  requirements 
were  forwarded  curing  this  period  for  validation ♦  DIA  returned  U90 
validated  requirements  to  ACS/l  for  serving  on  Air  Force  collection 
elements  o  IXurlng  this  period,  378  requirements  were  cancelled.  As  of 
30  June  1962,  *H7  Specific  Intelligence  Collection  Hequirements  (SICR^s) 
were  outstanding  on  collectors. 
Ml  Ow  ACS/l  has  been  the  liaison  between  DIA  and  USAF  production 
elements  for  conversion  of  military  service  Intelligence  guides,  ™»™»»''« 
and  requirements  documents  being  consolidated  into  DIA  publications.  A 
target  date  of  31  July  1962  has  been  set  for  completion  of  the  conversion 
of  Priority  Air  Intelligence  Requirements  (PAIR)  Into  SICR  form.  The 
.Defense  Intelligence  Requirements  Manual  (DUW)  has  been  finalized  and 
is  ready  for  publication. 
lAFR  200-3  was  revised  during  this  period  In  order  to  Implement
the  ncv  Department  of  Defense  (ED)  For*  13&5,  "Specific  Intelligence 
Collection  Beqpiirements*  (SICR),  which  replaced  the  Short  Tern  Aerospace 
Intelligence  Requirements  ( STAIR),  AF  Form  k$6. 
KPMt  The  ACS/l  also  acted  as  focal  point  In  assuring  Air  Force 
attendance  at  briefings  and  debrieflngs  held  by  the  Department  of  State 
and  the  Department  of  Amy.  A  total  of  17  State  Department  briefings 
were  held  during  this  period,  ton  of  which  vere  for  Ambassador.  Desig- 
nates. Forty-nine  debrieflngs  took  place  during  this  period,  20  of 
which  were  held  for  Ambassadors. 
(U)  Foreign  Publications 
fflHV)  33*e  ACS/l  continued  to  actively  monitor  the  USAF  foreign 
publications  procurement  and  exploitation  programs  and  provided  the 
USAF  member  to  the  United  States  Intelligence  Board  (USXB)  Committee 
on  Procurement  of  Foreign  Language  Publications  (FBOCZB)  and  to  the  USIB 
Committee  on  Exploitation  of  Foreign  Language  Xublioations  (CETLP).  It 
is  through  these  committees  that  national  level  coordination  of  the 
intelligence  community  effort  In  foreign  publication  procurement  and 
exploitation  is  effected. 
(U)  Central  Intelligence  Agency  (CIA)  Ualson  Officer
(U)  Unit  Manning  Authorizations  -  Air  Attache  Stations 
(u)  In  response  to  Department  of  Defense,  Office  of  Special  Operations 
xaeaorandum  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Air  Force,  dated  2  May  1961  recreating 
manpower  reduction  In  the  Air  Attache  system,  thirty-five  spaces  were 
withdrawn  during  this  period.  The   reduction  was  based  upon  the  assumption
that  a  substantial  savings  in  manpower  vould  be  effected  by  operating 
under  the  Executive  Agent  Principle  by  the  three  service  attache  systems, 
There  are  currently  172  Officer,  226  Airmen,  69  U.  3.  Civilian  and  190 
indigenous  manpower  authorizations  with  which  to  operate  63  Air  Attache 
stations « 
(u)  Hev  Air  Attache  Offices 
40Hfc  Three  new  Air  Attache  offices  were  activated:  The  Dominican 
Republic  on  12  January  I962,  Bolivia  on  1  April  1962  and  Ecuador  on  2 
May  1962,  Activation  of  seven  additional  offices  in  latin  America  is 
being  planned  for  the  second  quarter  of  FT  1963,  TSie  seven  proposed 
Latin-American  Air  Attache  Stations  are:  Hicaragua,  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  arei 
Southern  Rhodesia,  Algeria,  Ghana,  Kenya,  Higerla,  Senegal,  Sudan  and 
Tunisia.  The  Algeria  station  is  programmed  for  early  September  1962. 
Department  of  State  and  Department  of  Defense  approval  has  been  received 
to  reactivate  the  Air  Attache  office  in  Syria.  In  addition,  the  Joint 
Chiefs  of  Staff  have  directed  the  opening  of  an  Air  Attache  office  in 
Iaos  as  soon  as  possible. 
(U)  Domestic  Collections
(U)  Bane  Registry  File 
(XS)  Guidance  Data  Research 
{■■■^Production  of  collection  aids  continued  with  conpletion  of 
three  Collection  Operation  Facility  Charts  (CCSPC)  an  the  USSR.  The 
remaining  three  CQPC'a  on  the  USSR  were  completed  hut  have  not  been 
reproduced  or  distributed.  A  CCBFC  on  Communist  China  was  also  completed 
but  not  yet  distributed.  Four  Collection  Operation  Folders  for  Attaches 
(CQFA)  on  Poland,  Bulgaria,  Hungary  and  Romania  were  produced  and  dis-» 
tributed.  A  COFA  on  Czechoslovakia  was  begun.  One  Collection  Observation 
Guide  (COG)  was  produced  on  Surface-to-Air  Missiles. 
(U)  Anaed  3ervices  Peraoncel  Interrogation  Center/Armed  Services  Docuoents 
Intelligence  Center  (ASPIC/ASDIC)  Planning 
Air  Force  representation  on  the  Joint  Interrogation  Planning 
Committee  was  provided  curing  the  period.  This  conraittee  plans  for  war- 
time activation  of  ASPIC  and  ASDIC.
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(U)  During  the  period.  1  Jamas?  -  30  June  l$fe$  the  office  of  the 
Assistant  Chief  of  Staff/intelligence  participated  In  the  following 
official  tours  as  indicatedi 
State  Departaent  gourst  (Air  Force  responsibility) 
His  Excellency  Joao  Goulart,  President  of  Brazil* 
Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff  Tours: 
Air  force  Besponslblllty 
General  Xelzo  Bayashl,  Chairman,  Joint  Staff  Council,  Japan 
Defense  Agency. 
Amy  Comaender  P.  E.  Jacouot,  General,  Trench  Army,  Commander- 
in-Chief,  Allied  Forces  Central  Europe. 
Hear  Admiral  J.  P.  Scatchard,  Connandant,  Joint  Services  Staff 
College ,  England. 
Army  Responsibility  -  Air  Force  Ifrrticlpatlop 
General  Sir  Hugh  C.  Stodcvell,  Deputy  Sun^sne  Allied  Commander, 
Europe. 
Kavy  Responsibility  -  Air  Force  Participation 
Canadian  Rational  Defense  College. 
Office,  Secretary  of  Defense  Tours; 
Air  Force  Responslbllty 
The  Honorable  Bnil-Willem  Segers,  Minister  of  Defense  of  Belgium* 
Dr.  Qigineer  Karl  Schleinzer,  Minister  of  Defense,  Austria. 
Dr.  Hans  G.  Schiffers,  Chief  of  Budget  and  Fiscal,  Germany. 
Army  Responsibility  -  Air  Force  Participation 
General  Gaston  Iavaud,  Ministerial  Delegate  for  Armament,  France.
UNCLASSIFIED 
Hary  Responsibility  -  Air  Farce  Participation 
Dr*  Chrtmmrt  Harlem,  Minister  of  Defense,  Harvay. 
Mr.  HotasMge  Tamagnnt,  Vice  Director,  Research  sad.  Development, 
Japan  Defense  Agency, 
Secretary  of  the  Air  Force  Tours  t 
The  Right  Honorable  Julian  itaery,  H.  P.,  Secretary  of  State  for 
Air,  Great  Britain. 
Brigadier  General  Jorge  ROJAS  Silveyra,  Secretary  of  State  f or 
Aeronautics,  Argentina* 
Chief  of  Staff  Tours; 
Lieutenant  General  Lege  G.  H.  Thunberg,  Ctooaander-ln-Chlef,  Royal 
Swedish  Air  Force. 
Military  Assistance  Program  Toursi 
Major  General  CHASG  Sun  Hwan,  Vice  Chief  of  Staff,  Republic  of 
Korea  Air  Force. 
Major  General  luls  FARELL  CkbiUas,  Deputy  Chief,  Mexican  Air  Force. 
Air  Force  Itotietpatlon  -  Amor  Sponsored  Tours? 
Canadian  Anay  Staff  College. 
Major  General  Sokka  Song,  Cacaaandant,  The  Batlonal  Defense  College, 
Korea. 
General  Gtaar  Porciuncula,  Inspector  General,  Uruguayan  Aray. 
Lieutenant  Colonel  Qsvlado  M0HE2RO  Herrera,  G~2,  Bolivian  Aray. 
General  Oscar  IZURTEEA.  Molina,  Conaaander-in-Chief ,  Chilean  Army. 
Air  Force  larticipatlon  -  gavy  Sponsored  Tours: 
Coraoander  Alexander  Desta,  Deputy  Conaaander,  Imperial  Ethiopian  Kavy, 
nephev  of  HIM  Baperor  Halle  Selassie. 
Admiral  Karl  A.  Zenker,  Inspector,  Federal  German  Amy. 
Adadral  Georges  S.  T.  Cabanler,  Chief  of  Havel  General  Staff, 
French  Navy. 
Vice  Admiral  Sadayoshi  Hakayaaa,  Chief  of  Staff,  Japan  Maritime 
Self  Defense  Force. 
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Ms^or  General  Shigeru  Via,  Chief,  Defease  Division,  Air  "Staff  Office, 
Japan  Defense  Agency* 
Marshal  of  the  Boyal  Air  Force  Sir  Thomas  Pike,  Chief  of  the  Air 
Staff,  Air  Ministry,  Great  Britain. 
Royal  Air  Force  CoHege  Grenvell. 
Vest  Genaen  Defense  Minister  Franz-Josef  Strauss. 
Mr*  ?T1 1 ch1  Saekl,  Ccmnandant,  Japanese  Katlanal  Defense  College. 
Brigadier  General  Ezer  Velzxaann,  Coraaander*ln-€hlef ,  Israel  Air  Force. 
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