ise gt UNCLASSIRED SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE 24 January 1R . ON FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL \, Yo . WESTERN EUROPE FOREWORD “ PURPOSE: To provide all USAFE intelligence activities with classification guidance and handling procedures regarding tactical airborne imagery acquired over the United Kingdom and the Continental Mainland of Western Europe. This classification guide is designed specifically to complement existing United States policy KS yt in protecting military intelligence information acquired through the ; \ use of tactical airborne sensors, and to implement European host- \ country security policies and practices, when applicable. wy, . APPLICABILITY: To all USAFE activities concerned with the "e preparation of imagery intelligence reports, correspondence, and wy ys uragery processing products such as original negative/positive and , duplication materials derived from tactical aerial imagery. This J \ guide does not provide an index for the automatic application of derivative classification markings. Each item of information or other material being considered for security protection shall be : bd evaluated on its own merits, according to the best information and intelligence available, consistent with the basic principles of classifi- cation stated in DOD 5200. 1-R, AFR 205-1, AFR 205-40, and other security directives. AUTHORITY: AFR 205-1, 1 Feb 1973 and AFR 205-40, 20 June 1974. OPR: Week <* Keqv.Qe ments ano Recnnarsance (qm Headquarters United States Air Forces in Europe. (u@ USATE / we). OFFICIAL LANDON F. OVERBEY, Col, USAF \ if £ a l Assistant DCS/Operations & Intelligence (IN) WENDALIL L. LASHER, Maj, USAF Exec, DCS/Operations & Intelligence (IN) _ UNCLASSIFIED «ome
UNCLASS IFIED 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL - WESTERN EUROPE Tabie of Contents PAGE FOREWORD i SEC TION I General Instructions . 1 II Release of Information 6 III Administrative Details 7 Iv Aerial Imagery of the United Kingdom . 8 a. Graal V Aerial Imagery of Continental Western 13 . . European Countries (5 dened VI Restricted Countries and Use of the USAF 18 Foreign Clearance Guide VII Operations Plans and Orders 21 VIII Distribution List 22 UNCLASS IFIEC ii
- UNCLASSIFIED 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE SECTION I General Instructions 1. References: a. DOD 5200.1-R, Information Security Program, November 1973 (U). b. DIAM 57-5A, DOD Exploitation of Multi-Sensor Imagery, 1] March 1968 (S). c. DIAM 55-5, Aerial Photography Airborne Sensor Imagery (Forwarding, Titling and Plotting) 15 September 1971 (U). d. Air Force Security Classification Guide for Nuclear Weapons, Part One, May 1973 (S). e. AFR 205-40, Security Classification of Airborne Sensor f. AFR 205-27, Security Classification Concerning Airborne Radar Imaging Systems, 20 Oct 1972 (U). g. AFR 205-43, Safeguarding NATO Classified Information, 26 July 1974 (C). h. RAF Air Publication 3086, Security, January 1971 (UK- RESTRICTED). i. USAF Foreign Clearance Guide, 5 July 1974 (U). UNCLASSIFIED _
UNCLASS IFiEp SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE 24 January 1975 FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE 2. Explanation of Terms: a. Aerial Imagery. The permanent record of the likeness of . any natural or manmade objects reproduced on photographic material er through airborne acquisition. This record can be acquired through the sensing of the optical or any other segment of the electromagnetic spectrum by optical, infrared, or high resolution radar sensors. Within the context of this guide, imagery does not include those records of communications or radar signals and telemetry data which do not reproduce the likeness of objects or photographic material (except radarscope imagery taken over the United Kingdom). b. Host Country. A nation in which representatives or organiza- & tions of another state are present because of governmental invitation _and/or international agreement. The country may or may not be a member of the NATO Military Alliance and may host USAF forces on a permanent or temporary basis. c. Standardization Agreement (STANAG). The record or an agreement among several or al] of the member nations to adopt like or similar military equipment, ammunition, supplies and stores; and operational, logistic and administrative procedures. National acceptance of a NATO allied publication issued by the Military Agency for Standardization (MAS) may be recorded as a STANAG. d. International Pact Organization (IPO). A duly constituted international body, civilian or military, or both, having a responsibility for any aspect of mutual defense, which may require access to United States classified military information in carrying out its assigned responsibilities. Examples are the International Staff of NATO, and the Inter-American Defense Board (IADB). (Note: An IPO member nation may have established unilateral security procedures which may be additional to those of the International Organization. ) UNCLASS IFIED
UNCLASS IFIED 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE e. United Kingdom. The geographic area comprising the countries of: England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. f. Continental Western Europe. The geographic area of Europe comprising the countries of: Federal Republic of Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, France, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Ireland (Eire)* Portugal, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Austria, Greece, and Turkey. ** g- Tactical Reconnaissance. In USAFE, the employment of primarily RF-4 aircraft against a requirement of multi-sensor collection of limited intelligence objectives. For purposes of this guide, the application of tactical reconnaissance includes peacetime training and/or exercising, as well as contingency operational employment. h. RAF (SY-5). The final office of primary responsibility (OPR) for security matters pertaining to the Ministry of Defence-UK (Air) and the Royal Air Force (RAF) of the United Kingdom. i. DI-26. The final OPR for intelligence matters pertaining or relating tothe RAF. [he element which implements security guidance, promulgated by RAF (SY-5), pertaining to imagery intelligence matters in the UK. * Ireland (Eire) shall be considered a part of Continental Europe for purposes of this guide, **Although actually a part of southwestern Asia, Turkey shall be considered a part of Continental Europe for purposes of this guide. 3. Classification Recommendations. Comments or recommenda- tions from users of this security classification guide, with the objective of improving the quality of the guidance furnished are solicited and UNCLASS iFIED
UNCLASS IFIED SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE 24 January 1975 FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE welcomed. Such correspondence shall be forwarded to HQ USAFE/ WR for review; a reply, coordinated between HQ USAFE/ swe and $77) shall be sent to the originator describing what action has been or will be taken. If the security classifications contained in this guide impose requirements for protection that prove impractical (excluding host country security requirements) (i.e., technological advances in the state-of-the-art); changes in the international political situation (including host country security requirements); or other qualifying factor indicates a need for changes in the security classifica- tion of one or more items, completely documented and justified recommendations for change(s) shall be submitted to HQ USAFE/ tw {t+ who will review the query with HQ USAFE/S$?P\ Pending final decision, the item(s) shall be afforded a degree of protection equivalent to that of the current guidance, or that recommended by the user, whichever is higher. All users of this guide are encouraged to assist in maintaining the currency and adequacy of the classification guidance furnished. 4. Classification Currency. Revisions to this guide will be made by distributing corrected pages to all holders for insertion in place of superseded pages. Superseded pages will be destroyed. 5. ' Citation of Regrading and Declassification Authority, Security classification changes in this guide are basis for regrading and declassification actions for present aerial imagery holdings and this “ee guide may be cited as authority for such actions. 6. Downgrading and Declassification Instructions. All items of information subject to the guidance, as contained in this security classification guide, are subject to the downgrading and declassification instructions contained in DOD 5200.1-R and AFR 205-1, unless other- wise noted. ‘WEEE ee, qemummmegrenstnediiine eh ee eee, seen, “wim §=—Specific guidance concerning this subject is given in succeeding sections of this guide. 4 UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASS IFIED 24 January 1975 SECURIT Y CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE 7. Dissemination Instructions. This security classification guide shall not be disseminated to agencies outside of USAFE tactical unit . Intelligence Divisions, HQ USAFE/IN/DOR/IG/DE, HQ USAREUR/ bs AEAGB-CI (GS), HQ USNAVEUR/N-2, or HQ USEUCOM/J-2, without the express approval of HQ USAFE/ twR Subsequent guides produced under the auspices of this security classification guide shall bear the same restriction as above. If a question regarding the proper dissemination of this guide arises, a message query shall be sent to HQ USAFE/ iw for resolution, If the question concerns the release oft the guide to non-US agencies, resolution of the query will be accomplished by USAFE/.1q@ in coordination with HQ USAFE/daxer (Disclosure Officer). Pas 8. Other Instructions. Classification of aerial imagery over US Navy and US Army operated installations in the United Kingdom and continental Western Europe is presently being addressed with USNAVEUR and USAREUR. Until firm guidance from those head- quarters is forwarded to USAFE/ in@ , handle the imagery as indicated in paragraph 2, SECTIONS IV and V, unless otherwise specified. 4 THIS Seater 1S UMeLASS FO IA ITS EWTWRETY , UNCLASSIFIED
~ UNCLASSIFIED J4 January $975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE SECTION II Release of Information feverei: 1. Release of Classified US Information, a. Requests for the release of classified US intelligence aaformation to local US installation activities referenced in paragraph - 7, SECTION I, shall be sent to HQ USAFE/ tw. for approval. In no case will the release pive blanket authoriiy to disseminate aerial imapery. or imapery-related by-products, to the general public. ters b. Requests for the release of classified US intelligence information to foreign governments/IPO shall be LAW AFR 200-9 and USAFER 200-3. 2. Release of Classified Foreign Information. Request for release of classified foreign imagery information to a third country will be sent to the foreign government originating the classified material, with an information copy of the request to HQ USAFE/ iW XR. (Disclosure Officer). Proper routing of such requests shall be as follows: a. United Kingdom Information: From the user to HQ 3AF/ mre DO, through the SRAFLO, to MOD-UK (DI-26). lb, FRG, Netherlands, Belgium Information: From the user to the respective USDAO, with an information copy to USAFE/ INKR. c. Spain, Portugal and Greece Information: From the user to HG 16AF/IN to the respective USDAO. ‘d. Other Information: From the user direct to the appropriate re USDAO, with an information copy to HQ USAFE/ me (Disclosure Officer). 3. Vers SéeTiew 15 CRCLASE eR wo 17s evotiret 4 6 UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE SECTION III Administrative Details 1. Scope. Administrative details of classifying, marking, handling, downgrading and declassifying tactical aerial imagery information are discussed within SECTIONS IV and V, paragraphs 3-5, respectively. 2. Instructions, Adniinistrative security procedures are derived from DOD 5200. 1-R and AFR 205-1, as supplemented, and ser in no instance will this guide take precedence over those established procedures. (Questions regarding administrative details in SECTIONS IV and V of this guide will be resolved in favor of AFR 205-1 or AFN, 10-1, as applicable, and subsequently brought to the attention of HC USAFE/ we (information copy to HQ USAFE/SP!..), for final resolution. 3. Reports. Reports relating to imagery classification or handling procedures will not be required. One copy of any tactical unit Intelligence Division operating procedure, if developed, shall be forwarded to each HQ USAFE/iwee and HQ USAFE/iwhx® be 4, “Th sec vena wm | aclasarhied Ww aXs en reeds UNCLASSIFIED
_ UNCLASSIFIED 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE SECTION IV Aerial Imagery of the United Kingdom (UV) 1. (U) Scope. Guidance for the classification, marking, handling, and safeguarding of aerial imagery, imagery intelligence, and imagery by-products (reports, correspondence, prints, and original/ duplicate positive/negative film), over the United Kingdom (UK) was taken from RAF Air Publication 3086, Security, USAF security directives and classification guides. That guidance provides the basis for USAFE classification policies of USAF originated aerial imagery of the UK. For purposes of clarity, and proper application of this section of the guide, aerial imagery of the UK is divided into three classes. adujClass 1: USAF originated tactical aerial imagery in which the basis for classification is derived from UK-host country require- ments. {Air Publication 3086 and this guide applies. } bu\Class 2: USAF originated aerial imagery in which the basis for classification is derived from USAF or USAFE security require- ments, which are not considered by the UK-host country. (This guide and AFRs 2C(5-1 and 205-40 apply. ) efugclass 3: USAF originated aerial imagery in which the basis for classification is derived from non-USAF (e.g., US Army or US Navyinon-USAFE security requirements. (Security classification of the US orpanization originating classification, AFR 205-1}, and this guide applies. ) 2. (U) Classification by Categories of Target Types. Tactical aeriai imagery information concerning the types of targets shown below shall bear the minimum classification/handling as indicated. Unless otherwise specified, imagery information of United States facilities shall be UNCLASSIFIED, handle as For Official Use Only (FOUO).
24 January 1975 d. (U) Naval Activities. (1)UA4) Royal Navy dockyards and submarine bases (2)(U) US Navy anchorages and submarine bases e. (U) Radio/Radar Installations. (1) (u\) UK Government service occupied. {2)(U) US facilities- information revealing frequencies and/or function (when function is classified) of fixed or movile communications facilities. f, )(U) Maintenance or Military Storage Facilities. (1)(u) UK Government or service occupied. 10 « UNCLASSIFIED SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE C-Detlacs This Guide Class 1 imagery 3. Dec 40 C-. Deeiass This Guide Class 2 imagery 31 DEe to (Note: Assigned interim classi- fication until resolved with CINCUSNAVEUR). C-.Declass This Guide Class 1 imagery 3. DEC 40 c.Derinss This Guide Claes 2 or 3 $i Deed imagery. (Note: Classified function or frequencies of the installation must be specified in the operations plan/order being exercised or the fragmentary order. ) C. Declats This Guide Class 1 imagery 3. DEedGy (CLASSIFIED
UNCLASS IFIED 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE dluSelect prints and cut frames from aerial imagery meeting the definition criteria in paragraph 2a, SECTION I, shall bear the classi- cation, handling, downgrading and declassification instructions as sewn for any other classified document governed by AFR 205-1. ve 4. (U) Safeguarding. Classified US aerial imagery and imagery by- products will be safeguarded in the manner prescribed by DOD 5200. 1-R, AFR 205-1, as supplemented. * 5. (U) Destruction. Classified aerial imagery information derived either from a MOD-UK or USAF classification shall be destroyed in the manner prescribed by DOD 5200. 1-R, AFR 205-1, and AFR 400-14 (Silver Reclamation), as applicable. 12 UNCLASS IFIEC
UNCLASSIFIED | 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE SECTION V Aeria] Imagery of Continental Western European Countries (U) 1, (U) Scope. Guidance for the classification marking, handling, and safeguarding tactical aerial imagery, imagery intelligence/information, and imagery by-products (reports, correspondence, prints and original / duplicate positive/negative film) over the countries of continental Western Europe (hereafter called European country or countries) was derived from USAF security directives and security classification guides. That guidance, provides the basis for USAFE classification policies of USAF originated tactical aerial imagery of military installations located in continental Western Europe. Until a NATO STANAG is developed and wee ratified by the Photographic Reconnaissance and Interpretation Working Party and the MAS) and implemented by HQ USAF/INY and HQ USAFE/ \wRC, the guidance contained herein shall apply. For purposes of clarity, and proper application of this section of the guide, tactical aerial imagery of European countries is divided into three classes: adwClass 1: USAF originated tactical aerial imagery in which the basis for classification is derived from Continental European country requirements. b{.\Class 2: USAF originated tactical aerial imagery in which the basis for classification is derived from Doé', DOD, USAF or USAFE security requirements. (This guide, AFRe 205-1 and 205-40 apply. ) c wClass 3: USAF originated tactical aerial imagery in which the basis for classification is derived from non-USAF (e.g., US Army or US Navy) security requirements (including be€ and DOD guidance). (Security classification of the US organization originating classification, AFR 205-1 and this guide apply. ) 2. (u) Classification by Categories of Target Types. Tactical aerial wT imagery information concerning the types of targets shown below shali bear the minimum classification/handling as indicated. Unless other- wise specified, imagery information of United States or Continental European country facilities shall be UNCLASSIFIED, handle as FOUO. UNCLASSIFIED © 13
UNCLASSIFIED SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE Classification and Downgradin a. ) (U) Airfields. (1) (a) US airfields in S--Fe4 any Wave country (or wate country airfieldsjon or near which special weapons are controlled by the US military?. (2)}(U) Non- USAF airfields in any As specified in Air Recon- European country naissance Request (3) (U) UK military C- DWEtuass airfields in the FRG Ft OSn4o (4)(U) Canadian FOUO airfields in the FRG 24 January 1975 Classification Authorit Air Force Security Ciass. | Guide for Nuclear Weapons,. APR Wb. Classification originator This Guide N/A 14 ~-UNCLASSIAED | Remarks If Class 2 or 3 imagery that specifically locates, by annotation, the presence of » uclLeRnd = (Note: Imagery in this category is not releasable to host governments, ) Class 3 imagery Class 1 imagery For purposes of this guide, Canada will be treated as a Continental Western European country; imagery of Canadian instal- lations shall be- designated Class 1.
rt ‘l D SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE 24 January 1975 FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE UriCLASSIF: (1)Q0 US naval S- FRO Air Force Clase 2 or 3 shipping - in Security Class.| imagery that anchorages/bases/ Guide for specially discloses, international waters Nuclear by annotations, the . Weapons, presence of fvclear ‘APR 18 weapons aboard US naval vessels. (Note: Interim ° classification . assigned until resolved with CINCUSNAVEUR. ) (2)(U) US naval As specified Classifica- Class 3 imagery shipping - in in the Air ‘Ition originator anchorages/bases/ Reconnais- international waters. sance Request. e. (U) Other Target As specified This Guide Claes 1 imagery Categories. in the clearanc instructions {see Section VI) for over- flight. 3. (U) Marking. a.(wClassifications described in the preceding paragraphs will be marked in the manner described in DOD 5200. 1-R and AFR 205-1. bdumagery titling shall be in accordance with DIAM 55-5. Classifi- cation markings for roll imagery by frame shall be in accordance with AFR 205-1 and DIAM 55-5, Overall handling, downgrading and declassi- fication instructions for uncut imagery bearing classifications prescribed in paragraph 2, this section, shall appear only on the head and tail frisket. “ - UNCLASSIFiE
UNCLASS IFIED 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE c.uRadar Scope Photography (RSP) meeting the criteria defined in paragraph 2a, SECTION I, need only bear the overall classification marking and handling instructions on a head and tail frisket. d{u)Select prints and cut frames from aerial imagery meeting the definition criteria in paragraph 2a, SECTION I, shall bear the classification, handling, downgrading instructions as for any other classified document governed by AFR 205-1. 4. (U) Safeguarding. Classified US aerial imagery and imagery by- products will be safeguarded in the manner prescribed by DOD 5200.1-R, AFR 205-1, as supplemented. 5. (U) Destruction. Classified aerial information derived either from a European country, Ministry of Defense (MOD), or USAF classification shall be destroyed in the manner prescribed by DOD 5200.1-R, AFR 205-1, and AFR 400-14 (Silver Reclamation), as applicable. UNCLASS IFIED 17
UNCLASSIFIED © 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE SECTION VI Restricted Countries and Use of the USAF Foreign Clearance Guide (U) 1. (U) Scope. The USAF Foreign Clearance Guide (FCG) is the primary source of information regarding the conduct of USAF air operations and USAF personne] entering into or overflying the airspace of another nation. As such, it is not the governing directive regarding the classification of aerial imagery exposed while in flight over another nation, but does specify limitations to flight which would influence the classification of imagery information. The FCG does not take precedence over established DOD or USAF security policies, nor those policies established by various nations. . 2. (U) Instructions. The USAF FCG does outline certain require- ments and restrictions imposed by European countries and the sensitivity of certain types of USAF overflight missions, one of which is photo reconnaissance. For purposes of having that information in a single document regarding the classification of aerial imagery, those restrictions shall be briefly reiterated. Some European countries have not stated specific restrictions upon USAF tactical reconnaissance missions. In those instances, the conditions of overflight clearance, a specific operations plan or order (see SECTION VII) being exercised, or the procedures outlined in SECTIONS IV and V shail apply. 3. (U) European Countries Restricting Photographic Reconnaissance. The USAF FCG currently shows that the following European countries do not allow photographic reconnaissance (or hand-held pictures in flight or on the ground, as applicable): adujAustria (all reconnaissance), biy\Finland (all reconnaissance). clu)Greece (cameras are prohibited on military installations and in posted military defense zones; see paragraph 4h). dis\Ireland (Eire) (all reconnaissance). ‘ UNCLASSIFIED
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE 24 January 1975 FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE edujitaly (Aerial imagery is prohibited; ground photographs of airfields, military installations and industries are prohibited. ) £.() Sweden (all reconnaissance). ee gfu\Turkey (All reconnaissance missions and aircraft bearing photographic equipment (excluding personal cameras) are prohibited. ) 4, . (U) European Countries having Restrictions to Photographic Reconnaissance in Effect. The USAF FCG currently shows that there are certain established restrictions to aerial reconnaissance, although the reconnaissance missions themselves are not prohibited. Those countries, and current mote restrictions in effect are: . a. (U) Denmark. (USAF aircraft can carry photographic equip- ment if permanently installed, but does not restrict actual reconnaissance missions. ) b. (U) France. (Low-level aerial reconnaissance training is allowed for US aircraft assigned to EUCOM; medium/high altitude aerial reconnaissance training is allowed for USAF aircraft assigned to the UK, FRG, Spain and Italy; each low-level or medium/high-level aerial reconnaissance training mission is restricted to one of four tactical hast training zones (see page 41, FCG); other than those conditions, a one- time aircraft overflight must be cleared as outlined in the FCG. ) c. (U) Netherlands. (Clearance for aerial reconnaissance missions must be confirmed before arrival. ) d. ia Norway. (Aerial reconnaissance is allowed but not of defense installations; aerial imagery from personal cameras is prohibited; clearance for aircraft carrying photographic equipment (unless a part of the normal equipment or armament) must be granted by the Norwegian Defense Staff (page 32 of the classified supplement to the FCG)). ” ee “
“UNCLASSIFIED” 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE SECTION VII Operations Plans and Orders | | Scope. SECTIONS IV, V and VI have discussed the conditions which prevail during normal peacetime tactical reconnaissance training and the procedures for classifying the imagery acquired on those missions. Under the auspices of peacetime training, USAFE operations plans and orders (OPLANs/OPORDs) are developed to exercise element(s) of tactical reconnaissance in an unilateral, bilateral or NATO environment. These OPLANs or OPORDs are normally written: to exercise aerial reconnaissance in a specific geographic area and after a period of time the imagery taken as a part of the exercise loses its sensitivity. To assure that OPLAN and OPORD tactical reconnaissance imagery is not classified over too long a period of time, or is adequately protected at the time the OPLAN/OPORD is being exercised, it shall be the task of each office drafting an exercise plan \ to considerand implement the guidance contained in SECTIONS IV, V and VI. 2. ) Special Reconnaissance. Plans which are developed under ea\of ED 55-37, Sensitive Reconnaissance Operations, and/ = -29, Security Policy for USAF Sensitive Reconnaissance IN P fay conflict with the guidance contained in SECTIONS IV or V and the European country restrictions of SECTION VI. In such . cases, classification guidance therein or applicable to the subject special reconnaissance plan(s) will take precedence over this guide. 3. Instructions. In general, tactical aerial imagery acquired through the exercising of periodic OPLANs and OPORDs shall be classified in accordance with the guidance contained in SEC TIONS IV and V and the requirements of protection against the possibility of revealing wartime capabilities and objectives. When separated from the actual identification with, or the location of, specific OPLAN/ OPORD objectives, the imagery shall be come UNCLASSIFIED, handle as FOUO. Generally, when the tactical aerial imagery source is not compromised, the imagery shall] be considered UNCLASSIFIED, handle as FOUO. This instruction does not take precedence over SECTION IV, V or European country requirements. 4. Twas seein IS cuclass fied mn vh\< eartuvety s UNCLASSIFIED.
UNCLASSIFIED 24 January 1975 SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE SECTION VIII Distribution List lia Copy Number(s) Directorate for Security Review 1 Office, Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs) Washington, D.C. 20330 Information Security Division 2 Office, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Security Policy) Washington, D.C. 20330 HQ USAF /IGSPB 3 Washington, D.C. 20330 AFIS/IN YD 4 Washingtor,, D.C. 20330 tus SAF/OIS 5 Washington, D.C. 20330 Deputy Inspector General for Inspection and 6 Safety (HQ USAF/IGO) Norton AFB, CA 92409 HQ USAFE APO New York 09012 IGSA IGSS INYS INYR 1 owe ~] 22 UNCLASS IFIED
UNCLASS IFIED SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE INIO INTM INOA, INEA DORO (OPR) DOX DE HQ USAFE/IGIO APO New York 09130 HQ USEUCOM/J-2 APO New York 09128 HQ 3AF/DO APO New York 09127 HQ 16AF/IN APO New York 09283 HQ 17AF/DOI APO New York 09130 10 TRW/DO!I APO New York 09238 10 RTS/CC APO New York 09238 20 TFW/DO!I APO New York 09194 26 TRW/DOI APO New York 09860 32 TFS/DOI APO New York 09292 36 TFW/DOI APO New York 09132 23 UNCLASS IFIED 24 January 1975 11 i2 13 14 15, 16,17, 18 19,20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27, 28, 29,30 31 32, 33, 34,35 36, 37, 38 39 40
24 January 1975 40 TACG/DOI APO New York 09293 48 TFW/DOI APO New York 09179 50 TFW/DOI APO New York 09109 52 TFW/DOI APO New York 09123 81 TFW/DOI APO New York 09755 86 TFW/DOI APO New York 09012 7 SOS/SOSOI APO New York 09057 TUSLOG, Det 10/DOI APO New York 09289 322 TAW/DOI APO New York 09057 401 TFW/DOI APO New York 09283 513 TAW/DOI APO New York 09127 .601 TCW/DOI APO New York 09332 Det 1, 601 TCW (TACC-IN) APO New York 09130 24 UNCLASS IFIED SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52, 53 54 UNCLASS IFIED
UNCLASS IFIED SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE 406 TFTW/DOI _ APO New York 09286 HQ TAC/INXU Langley AFB, VA 23665 67 TRW/DOI Bergstrom AFB, TX 78743 HC USAREUR/AEAGB-CI (GS) APO New York 09403 HQ USNAVEUR/N-2 FPO New York 09510 UNCLASS IFIED 25 24 January 1975 55 57, 58,59,60 61 “pt 62
‘ : ie ae eae 3 Ret er ana HE se R fo oe . hy Fe ae “Cg: ay a tae q1 0716002 sep 42 RR RR EEEE INR H@ USAFE RAMSTEIN AB GE//INR// AIG 6249/IN DIRECTOR OF FREEDOM OF INFORMATION AND SECURITY REVIEW. OFFICE OF —e SECRETARY OF DEFENSE {PUBLIC AFFAIRS} WASH DC// 1 ene ne DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SECURITY, OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY UNDER SECRETARY OF sere {POLICY REVIEW} WASH DC SAF WASH DC//PAS// HQ USAF NORTON AFB CA//IGD// H@ AFOSP KIRTLAND AFB NM//SPIB// AFIS WASH DC//INYD// USEUCCN VAIHINGEN GE//ECd2// CINCUSAREUR HEIDELBERG GE//AEAGB// CINCNAVEUR LONDON UK//N-2// ZEN HO USAFE RAMSTEIN AB GE//INE/INY/IGI/ INA/INO/DOX/DEM/SPI// H@ USAFE SCHIERSTEIN AB GE//INI// JAF RAF MILDENHALL UK//D0// SELIN/CAPT/INRR/7 OCT B2/PSC/b402 eee cee eee ene ener ne ene ee a ee a ane PELTON/LTCOL/INR/tO89 | —_— ~ ' [P-§ Aiea UNCLASSIFIED E FT 0 peaeanz - +
ee ee ee, ° - . | e 3 . . ho i UNCLASSIFIED o2 RR RR EEEE LbAF TORREJON AB SP//DO// L?AF SEMBACH AB GE//D0// UODLTFTY ZARAGOZA AB SP//DO// bO1LTCU SEMBACH AB GE//IN// DET 1. BOLTCU SEMBACH AB GE//IN// U3STAW RHINE-MAIN AB GE//IN// SL3TAW RAF MILDENHALL UK//IN// HQ TAC LANGLEY AFB VA//INX/INA/INY// b?TRU BERGSTROM AFB TX//IN// 3b3TFWU SHAW AFB SC//IN// TNFO HQ USAF WASH DC//INYSI// UNCLAS EF T 0 AIG FOR ACTION ADDRESSEES ONLY SUBU: UPDATE OF USAFE IMAGERY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE REFS: A. SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE FOR AERIAL IMAGERY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENTAL WESTERN EUROPE. 24 JAN 75- 4H. H@ USAFE/INR 3008152 JUN 823 SUBJ: CLASSIFICATION OF ATRIAL IMAGERY {ONLY TO LOTRU. 2bTRW AND CINCUSAREUR/AEAGB-PTRI }. THE WYSAFE IMAGERY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE REQUIRES UPDATING » HOWEVE % - THE ISSUE OF IMAGTRY CLASSIFICATION IN EUROPE IS COMPLEX. AMONG THE Waite UNCLASSIFIED E FT 0
ta -% 03 MANY PROBLEMS WE FACE IN UPDATING THE: GUIDE IS THAT THES ATE STAFF HA, IMAGERY. IN ADDITI “we ON, TESS nfee Tap? peace ' we Vlas eee : ‘ od | UNCLASSIFIED E FIT 9 { RR RR EEEE, THERE IS SOME DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN H@ USA HQ USAREUR REGARDING TARGET CLASSIFICATIONS. INR is NOT {AND DOESN!’ T INTEND 10} RATIFY NATO STANDARDIZATION: AGREEMENT &. GUIDE TO SECURITY CLASSIFICATION OF AIR heconnarssanc: FE AND | 2. WE ARE ACTIVELY ADDRESSING THESE ISSUES. BUT IT WILL BE SOME TINE BEFORE THE CLASSIFICATION GUIDE CAN BE TOTALLY REVISED. PUBLISH A NEW GUIDE BY FEBRUARY 19834, HOUEVER, IN THE “we EXPECT TO ANTIME. THE FOLLOWING CHANGES SHOULD BE MADE TO. THE USAFE IMAGERY CLASSIFICATION Guide {REF A}. a. COVER PAGE: | att CHANGE “SECRET” TO "CONFIDENTIAL? AT THE TOP AND BbTTON OF THE PAGE. ~~ ya ze HG cxcrse (epoRoy IN THE HEADQUARTERS CAVEAT. 43 CHANGE THE CLASSIFIED BY LINE TO READ “MULTIPLE SOURCES". : ] Ut: DELETE “EXEMPT FROM GDS OF £.0. | iS <CHENGE "NC FOREIGN DISSEM™ TO °NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN . ‘ NATIONALS.” ATi CHANGE DECLASSIFY ON "3L DEC L9907 TO READ “DECL: "OADR®. H hor "JOD AND DOD CONTRACTORS ONLY" AT. THE BOTTOM OF THE! COVER® 7 oe .|. UNCLASSIFIED £ FT 0 ' ; , { | | L1bS2 EXEMPTION CATEGORY 3-°
ERS Soe eo eS AP ecg ; . . ‘ . +, ree t Io + A ae UNCLASSIFIED EF T 6 | { fo oy RR RR EEEE | INR | B- FOREWORD: : | } CHANGE THE OPR TO READ “DIRECTORATE OF REQUIREMENTS an i. RECONNAISSANCE. HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCES IN EuRopE Ha USAFE/INR}." | | Ae} DELETE: 4 | TA} {THIS PAGE IS UNCLASSIFIED}" Ub} "NO FOREIGN DISSEN® ! wo THE ENTIRE BLOCK ENCOMPASSSING THE CLASSIFIED BY LINE AND THE EXEMPTION/DECLASSIFICATION STATEMENT. — | C. PAGE }: | 1 ' 1 | ' ‘ LAX CHANGE FOR OFFICTAL USE ONLY" TO “UNCLASSIFIED.® KE: TELETE TELE ASTER MSENEE AL INSTRUCTICONT AND AFTER EACH NUMBERED AG Fash it Fees TD. DELETE SCENTO. SEATO." wt. PAGE 3/PARA 3: DELETE "U™ IN PARAGRAPH 3. F. PAGE 4: {1} PARA 3 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3. ' | Ass CHANGE "H@ USAFE/DORO™ TO "HA USAFE/INR™ WHERE APPEARING. ih CHANGE "HQ USAFE/IGSA" TO "H@ USAFE/SPI." US pars mb: DELETE THE SECOND SENTENCE. 40 DELETE "{u}" AFTER EACH NUMBERED PARAGRAPH. UNCLASSIFIED E F T 0 | mee re EN ee me
A Try NCLASSIFIED E F T'0 ! | { | os RR RR EEEE I €. PAGE S: PARA 7. CHANGE "Hd USAFG/DORO™ TO "H@ USAFE/INR™ WHERE APPCARING. ALSO CHANGE “H@ USAFE/INYS” TO "H@ USAFC/INAR -* Ae} PARA B: CHANGE "HQ USAFE/DORO" ¥O "HQ USAFE/INR.” i ADD PARA 9 TO READ: "THIS SECTIGN IS UNCLASSIFIED IN ITS ENTIRETY." W. PAGE bt | ZOO CHANGE "CONFIDENTIAL® TO runes AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF “HI l Sey DELETE ALL ASBREVIATED SUBJECT. PARAGRAPH AND SUBPARAGRAPH SECURITY MARKINGS. | | AQ) CHANGE "HQ USAFE/DORO” TO "HG USAFEZINR™ IN PARA LA. ! XY) CHANGE "AQ USAFE/INS™ TO “HQ USAFE/INXR” in PARAGRAPH 2. CB. ANE ! ep. | ; AS) SDS DARAGRAPH 3 TO READ: THIS SECTION IS UNCLASSIFIED IN TI} I. PAGE ?: | if} DELETE ALL ABBREVIATED SUBJECT AND PARAGRAPH MARKINGS. | s ‘ £23} CHANGE "HQ USAFE/DORO” TO "HQ USAFE/INR™ IN PARAS a AND 3. 63} CHANGE “HQ USAFE/IGSA™ TO “H@ USA E/SPI" IN PARA e.. Au} CHANGE [HO USAFEZINYR™ TO eeeeapee . <A UNCLASSIFIED E F T 0
1 . 3 oh. = UNCLASSIFIED E PF T 0 . Ob RR RR EEEE “| : _ INR HST ADD PARAGRAPH 4 TO READ: “THIS SECTION IS UNCLASSIFIED IN ITS ENTIRETY." Je PAGE 8: AU) CHANGE "SECRET" TO “CONFIDENTIAL” AT THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE PASE. {2} PARA 1: ADD "{U}" TO EACH SUBPARAGRAPH. {3} PARA 2: DELETE "4S}". \ kK. PAGE 4: AVS PARA 24 AND 2af2}: DELTE "{S3" AND ADD "{U}" TO 2ALz2>- AG} PARA 2C: CHANGE 2C FROM "{C}" TO "LUT". {37 IN THE “CLASSIFICATION AND DOWNGRADING COLUMN, “CHANGE “XGDS-3" TO "DECLASS 31 Dec 90" {NOTE: APPLICABLE THROUGHOUT SECTION IV>- Lut} CHANGE "SECRET" TO "CONFIDENTIAL™ AT THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE PAGE. | tf} DELETE "XGDS-2" IN PARA 2A{2}. SECOND COLUMN. 4; DELETE "PART ONE, MAY 737 IN PARA 2A¢2}. THIRD COLUMN AND ADD PAPR 7B." MO) DELETE THE WORDS “SPECIAL AMMUNITION STORAGE . - - ALERT {@RA} AREAS" AND SUBSTITUTE “NUCLEAR WEAPONS." cr \ if L. PAGE 10: LL UNCLASSIFIED E F T.0
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08 RR RR EEEE cS an { AREAS” TO “NUCLEAR WEAPONS.® : ! | | | AT? PARA 203}, SECOND COLUMN: CHANGE mXGDS-3" TO npetuass 31 DEC qq." A} CHANGE “CONFIDENTIAL” TO "UNCLASSIFIED" AT THE TOP AND BOTTON OF PAGE. Q@.- PAGE 15: tT} PARA 2B{1}. SECOND COLUMN: CHANGE “XGDS-3" TO “DECLASS 3) DEC qo." {2} PARA eC: | LAK} «COLUMN 2: CHANGE “XGDS-2" TO “FRD." (6) COLUMN 3: CHANGE “PART ONE. MAY 73” TO "APR 78.7 | | ee) COLUMN 4: CHANGE “SPECIAL AMMUNITION SITES {SAS} TO "NUCLEAR WEAPONS." UIT PARA 2D. CHANGE "{S}" TO *{U}." c4%i «CHANGE "SECRET" TO “CONFIDENTIAL” AT TOP AND BOTTOM OF PAGE. CAT) PARA 2041}: AA} CHANGE 7{8S}7 TO “{U}-% KO COLUMN @- CHANGE “*XGDS-2" TO "FRD." G25 COLUMN 3. CHANGE "PART ONE. MAY 73" TO “APR 7a." aes ee SAA UNCLASSIFIED E FT 0 ————— H | R. PAGE lb: fo |
ns > vor" Pd * & ‘ 4 2 re ASS RoR ie (UNCLASSIFIED E F T 0 09 | RR RR EEEE INR 70) COLUMN 4. CHANGE "SPECIAL™ TO "NUCLEAR." | AO PARA 3. ADD "{U}" AFTER ALL SUBPARAGRAPHS IN PARA 3. T. PAGE 18 A CHANGE SFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY” TO “CONFIDENTIAL” AT TOP AND BOTTON _Aby ADD *{UP" TO ALL SUBPARAGRAPH IN PARA 3 OF THE PAGE. | {U} PAGE 19 _JAF ADD "UF" TO ALL SUBPARAGRAPHS IN PARA 3. (2) PARA 4. DELETE "{C-NO FOREIGN . . ~ XGDS-1}." u. PASE ecO: ‘ - i ; JAS IN PARA UH CHANGE "NO FOREIGN DISSEN" TO "NOFORN” IN LINE 1, AND: 3. | AE; IN PARA YH, DELETE "{XGDS-21}.° ; Vv. PAGE eb: ATs «CHANGE CCONFIDENTIAL™ TO “SUNCLASSIFIED”™ AT THE TOP AND BOTTON uf ALL ABBREVIATED SUBJECT AND PARAGRAPH CLASSIFICATION MARKINGS. Lo3i ASD PARAG@AFH & TO READ: “THIS SECTION IS UNCLASSIFIED IN ITS ENTIRETY." eK. UNCLASSIFIED E F T 0 ‘
+ p ee =,- a » : , s 10 «10 RR RR EEEE W- PAGE ee: bs A DELETE “{U3° AFTER "DISTRIBUTION LIST." {2} NOTE THAT CURRENT DISTRIBUTION WILL BE THE SANE. AS FOR THIS ASG. Ww. WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR ASSISTANCE/COMMENTS AS WE CONTINUE OUR PROGRESS IN ACCOMPLISHING THIS MUCH NEEDED UPDATE. THIS IS A COORDINATED H@ USAFE/INR/SPI MESSAGE. HQ USAFE/INR POINT OF CONTACT IS CAPT GARY R- SELIN. AUTOVON 480-6402. ae wat ee ene red ee . ome er we on UNCLASSIFIED EFT 0
4 - « ne On me ee een get eee ee or ee a ae ee “ok & Fiuwer te DOD SECURITY CLASSIFICATION GUIDE DATA ELEMENTS OR OL antag SER REVERSE SIDE FOR PURPOSE AND ADDITIONAL COMPLETION INSTRUCTIONS . 7. REASON FOR SUGMISSION ("X" applicable buster! 7 ‘ BIENNIAL C] NEW GUIDE [x] REVISION CJ REISSUANCE REVIEW a CANCELLATION ‘i CCARECTION 2. PROMULGATING DOCUMENT tnclude type uf ducument, actuity. sy mtol ve serat number end dete. Donel tnclud@the sublect of the ‘ document. if no promulgating ducument, afate “Nane’. Du nut exceed 46 characters) 3. CLASSIFICATION GUIDE TITLE (include the full title (if unciassifod) and any short litle. Do not exceed 134 charecters.) Aerial Imagery of the UK and Continental Western Europe 4, CLASSIFICATION GUIDE DATE (¥'-, Mo, Dey) (Do nut egceed 6 charectere} characters} HQ USAFE/INR 7. BIENNIAL REVIEW DATE 6 NUMBER OF REVISIONS AND DATE OF LATEST V0. Ale.. Davi (ea nuteaced JiShou amber of eecutons firet, then the date wl latest cece 6 ehersclcras sun tYr.. Mu., Davi Uf nunc. co state. A reistuvd guide teyula have ny revuions. Do nol exceed 8 cherectvras 840907 1 820907 6. AVAILABLE THRU ODC FN epplicable buss : C2 Be Ce Dro Geecribe what the clasafication guide pertains ito. Bach vem may coastal of one oe mare wards Fach term may net extoed 34 cheratters. A total of three Subsect Matter index Terms moy be leted. each on te aown line, Mae clatsihecaton euae will eppeer in the Indes under each listed Subject Matter Index Term.) A —Imagery——_____ *__tIntelligence = Photo... ---._-__- “-__Reeonnaissance-——-— 10. CLASSIFICATION OF GUIDE ('X" agplicable boxies) to indicate classification atatus of (he 17. INDEX SEQUENCE NUMBER (Enter classification guide.) existing numoce af guide ie listvd in index.) (ss Os ye Ole aAcquiaco F0063 12. REMARKS Te. TYPED NAME AND TITLE P 1, WAGNER raul ° car 7 a | 24 August 1983 33e. OFFICE / AGENCY. DEPARTMENT «44 HQ USAFE/INR : . & ION OFFICER (Opticnail — TELEPH@S AUIOVON Ff eusttene OC Metres areas Y . 7 Same as 13a 0-640) - FORM {TION OF 1 76% VBSOUL TE DD 1F EB 79 2024 EDITION OF 7 JUL 76 tf DBEOL “"fi3e Gate oe ene ee = er =
B+, $e a se ee PONTO STEELS PRA SSE ERS SRE BS ARE MRR E> eae Sem Sar tise Sosaait iste arod. detecug'rarcccam $e age M. es o.K8 PURPOSE AND INSTRUCTIONS Data provided by this form constitutes the sole input for DoD Index 5200.1-1, ‘“‘DoD Index of Security Classification Guides"’ (hereafter referred to as the index). This form is executed by the originator of each security classification guidé issued pursuant to the requirements of DoD Regulation 5260.1-R, “Information Security Program Regulation,” to report: 1. Approval (promulgation) of a new security classification guide; e~ 2. Revision (change) of a security classification guide, 3. Reissuance (reprinting to incorporate previous and/or current revisions or changes) of a classification guide; 4. Accomplishment of the biennial review of a classification guide, 5. Cancellation of a classification guide; and 6. Correction of data fumished on previously submitted forms. For each submission of this form: 1. Check the applicable box(es) in items 1, 6, and 10 (by typewriter); 2. Complete items 2 through 5 and 7 through 9 (dy typewriter) and observe the maximum number of characters (letters, numbers, punctuation mari:s, and spaces) allowed for these items (cbbreriate as necessary); 3. Complete items 11, 12, 13a through 13d, and 14a and.14b as a. slicable; and 4. DO NOT INCLUDE CLASSIFIED INFORMATION. Do not reveal classified information through association of the Subject Matter Index Terms with other items of information on this form. Enter all dates (in items 2, 4, 7 and 8) in the following sequence and manner: Year, month, day (i.e.: 15 July 1976 would be entered as 760715; January 2,.1977 would be entered as 770102; and December 1978 would be entered as 781200). For any classification guide that has a classified title, enter (in item 3) an unclassified short title and state parenthetically that the full title is classified. (To enhance the utility of the Index, the syntax of a guide title should be such that significant words are first, 2.g.. “Project X Security Classification Guide.”) A parenthetical status note (e.g, guide being revised) may be included in item 3 after the title of a classification guide, space permitting, when jeemed appropriate. Any such note will appear in the Inclex. Indicate in item 6 whether the classification guide (including any revision) is available at the Defense Documentation Center (DDC) for secondary distribution. If so, indicate which one of the following distribution limitation statements has been applied to the classification guide: 1. “U.S. Gov't and its contractors.” 2. “U.S. Gov't only.” 3. “DoD and DoD contractors only.” 4. “DoD only." In providing the biennial review date (item 7 7h enter the date when the initial or next biennial review is to be accomplished. Enter the proper Subject Matter Index Term(s) (item 9) from the list in the current issue of the Index. When the “Reason for Submission” (item 1) of this form is other than to report a new guide and the guide is listed in the Index, enter the guide's existing Index Sequence Number in item 11, e.g., A0123. The “Remarks” (tfem 12) section of this form may be used to furnish additional information (that will not appear in the Index). Complete items 13a through 13d and 14a and 14b as appronriate. The original executed copy of this form will be forwarded, through channels, to the Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Review. ATTN: Director of Information Security, The Pentagon, Washinton, D.C. 20301. One copy of each executed form will be retained by the originator for a minimum of two years. wont?