HISTORY DIRECTORATE OF COLLECTION OFFICE, ACS/ INTELLIGENCE 1 July — 31 December 1960 Cy 1 of 4 Cys
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TABLE OF CONTENTS SUBJECT (UNCL) ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS (UNCL) DOMESTIC COLLECTION eee CUNCL) THE DEFECTOR PROGRAM (UNCL) OPERATION CLICK BOX ee: spe (UNCL) AERIAL PHOTO REQUIREMENTS (UNCL) REVISION OF PAIR-1 AND CAIR-1 (UNCL) CAIR~1 SUPPLEMENT ON COMMUNIST CHINA (UNCL) CONTROL PROCEDURES FOR SHORT TERM AIR INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS (STAIR'S) (UNCL) LIAISON BRANCH, INTERNATIONAL LIAISON DIVISION (UNCL) INFORMATION BRANCH, INTERNATIONAL LIAISON DIVISION PAGE Ge non PP 11
DIRECTORATE OF COLLECTION (U) Organization and Functions (Uncl) There were no Significant changes in organiza- tion and functions in this Directorate during this period. (U) Domestic Collection @immiy “During the period covered by this report, a total of seven (7) exchanges with tne USSR were imple- mented, only one of which was USAF sponsored. The remain- ing Six exchanges included Such areas as “conomics, Cement, Petroleum, Inland Waterways, Railroads and Polymers. Of particular USAF interest was the Civil Air Transport Ex- change which was introduced and closely monitored by per- sonnel from this Directorate. Of a total of 27 conferences during the period, only four were held in voscow GD eee eee (Q@@mm® The Human Resources Sranch, Collection Division, Directorate of Collection, initiated the preparation and publication of a series of pamphlets which summarized, on a SECRET level, all information available within AFCIN on Quan? The purpose of theSe publica- tions is to provide adequate and detailed guidance to field collectors as a means of improving intelligence col- lection against these important areas. Two pamphlets,
have been prepared. | Originally, the PAIR-1l Site List’ was reviewed and a list of fifteen was extracted to provide a starting point for the preparation of these pamphlets. It is intended that after this group iS exhausted, Similar publications will be prepared on all Priority Air Intelligence Requirements (PAIR) sites. Since this matter is more directly concerned with actual collections rather than policy, the project has been transferred to the 1127th Field Activities Group for completion. (U) The Defector Program
(U) Operation CLICK BOX py Within the AFCIN Space Utilization Program, Operation CLICK BOX (to obtain photography of inflight Soviet vehicles using the 240" Boston University Tele- Scope camera, a ground based mobile camera) was tested under controlled conditions at China Lake, California. The purpose of this test was to evaluate the actual capa-— bility of the camera and to obtain sufficient accurate data that could be used as a basis for a decision to improve our photographic sensor capability.
(U) Aerial Photo Requirements Gam ®25:¢ planning is continuing for integrating Air Force reconnaissance requirements into the Aerospace Intelligence File at the Air Force Intelligence Center (AFIC). A tentative date for integration has been iden- tified by AFIC as April 1961. Conversion to tape will make reconnaissance requirements compatible with computer utilization for current systems. (U) Revision of PAIR-1 and CAIR-1 eared ee ee pe nn nen ‘ @@RBEF The first revision of Priority Air Intelli- GD «2: disseminated late in December. A sig- nificant addition waS a map reflecting the locations of
5 the AFCIN-assigned site case number. Revision of Current Air Intelligence Requirements (CAIR) on the USSR, European Satellites and Communist China (CAIR-1) was completed and forwarded for printing in November and was disseminated in December. The new edition has expanded the specific current requirements for and also reflects an increase in contributions from AFCIN producers. (U) CAIR-1 Supplement on Communist China ES | i (U) Control Procedures for Short Term Air Intelligence Requirements (STAIRS) | (Uncl) Procedures for internal control and recording of STAIRS were revised and a system instituted which pro- vides for incorporation or records into an electronic accounting machine system. Initial experiments were begun
atone URICLASS ried in July 1960 and completed in September 1960. The new procedures have proven efficient and economical. (Uncl1) During the period 1 July, - 31 December 1960 the Liaison Branch was resvonSible for the following tours: State Department Tours: (in which AF had responsibility) Crown Prince of Morocco Moulay Hassan The King and Queen of Denmark, and Princess Margrethe, visited Thule Defense Area. Lt General Robert Lee, Vice Commander, Air Defense Command, represented the USAF during the visit of tne royal family to Thule. Crown Prince Harold of Norway visited the Command Post. Joint Chiefs of Staff Tours: (Army sponsored with AF participation) General Carlos Baretto, Chief, armed Forces General Staff, Brazil. NATO Tours: : NATO Staff Officers Orientation visit to E£glin, Homestead, and Patrick AFB's. British NATO Staff Officers visit to NORAD, Andrews AFB and Mitchel AFB. Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) Tours: Major General Lon Nol, Minister of Defense, Cambodia, (Army sponsored with AF participation). UNCLASSIFIED
7 Lt General HSU Feng-ming, Vice Minister of National Defense and Comptroller, China (Air Force responsi- bility). Colonel Jose Ruben Gonzales, Minister of Defense, Guatemala - (Navy sponsored, with Air Force participation). General A. H. Nasution, Minister of Defense and Army Chief of Staff, Indonesia. (Army sponsored with Air Force participation.) Chief of Staff Tours: Aix Vice Marshal V. E. Hancock, Chief of Air Staff Designee, RAAF. Brigadier General Rene Barrientos, Commander, Bolivian Air Force. Major General Francisco C. de Mello, Air Minister of Defense, Brazil. Major Brigadier Reynaldo, Joaquim Reberio de Carvalho Filho, Chief of Staff, Brazilian Air Force. Brigadier General Anastasio D. Somoza, Chief of Armed Forces, Nicaragua. Lt General HSU HuSan-sheng, Deputy Commander-in-Chief, Chinese Air Force. Colonel Souridh K. Sasorith, Commander, Military Air Force, Laos. UNCLASSIFIED
HtNIN; AG : Brigadier General Ali M. Khademi, Chief of Staff, Imperial Iranian Air Force. General KIM Shin, Chief of Staff, ROK Air Force. Major General Willem den Toom, Vice Chief of Stafi, Royal Netherlands Air Force. Air Marshal Harin Hongskula, Deputy Commander in Chief, Royal Tnailand Air Force. Army Sponsored Tours: (with Air Force participation) Lt General Alfred Zerbel, Minister of Army Staff, Germany. Imperial Defense College Students from the United Kingdom. During the reporting period the Liaison Branch was responsible for the following non-scheduled tours: Visit of Congo Army Officers to Washington, D. C. Dr. YU Ta-wei, Minister of National Defense, China, made courtesy calls on the Secretaries of the Army, Navy and Air Force. Air Marshal R. B. Lees, Deputy Chief of Air Staff, RAF. Visit requested by the British Ambassador. Air Marshal Sir Denis H. F. Barnett, Commander- in-Chief, RAF Transport Command, U.K. Captain (Ret.) John S. Litchfield, Member of Parliament, United Kingdom. UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED Air Marshal Suryadarma, Commander-in-Chief, Indonesian Air Force. Major General Adolf westring, Chief of Swedish var College. The following special events were the responsibility of the Liaison Branch: The Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence and Mrs. James H. Walsh, were hosts at a reception and dinner the night of 16 December 1960 at Bolling AFB Officers Club to introduce the Corps of Foreign Air Attaches to the Chief of Staff, USAF, and members of the Air Staff. Association of Military Surgeons Conference held in Washington, D. C. and sponsored by the Surgeon General, USAF. Farewell luncheons were given by the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence, for the following Foreign Air Attaches on completion of tneir tour of duty in Washington: Brigadier General Walter ARZE, Bolivia Colonel Mehmet SENGEL, Turkey : Brigadier Mohammed IS-HAQ, Jordan Colonel Sung Yong KIM, Korea Colonel Peter J. E. JANSSENS, Netherlands The following Attac ==  %re accredited to the United States Air Force during ti: period 1 July - 31 December 1960: UNCLASSIFIED
10 Air Attaches: Lt Colonel Aksel Sinding, Norway Lt Coionel Fidel Sanchez Hernandez, £1 Salvador Colonel Yar Mohamed Saleh, Iran Group Captain BSansha Mekvishai, Thailand Major General Hendrik P. Zielstra, Netherlands Colonel Luis A. Furlan, Guatemala Colonei P. Sarjanto, Indonesia Colonel Too Man Kim, Korea Colonel Mehmet Postalcioglu, Turkey Assistant Air Attaches: Lt Colonel Arcadi Y. Golosov, USSR Lt Colonel Rafael V. Lorenzo, Spain ht Colonel Amihay Tsur, Israel Lt Colonel Fernand E. Piquin, Belgium Lt Colonel Jacques M. Haas, France Colonel Ruthenio C. C. Ribeiro, Brazil Lt Colonel Antonio Doublette, Haiti Lt Colonel Joseph ¢. Singor, Netherlands Squadron Leader T. K. Ukil, India Lt Colonel Emilio Leon, Argentina Captain Imre Mozsik, Hungary Major Henrik I. Anttila, Finland Major Cemil Cuha, Turkey UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED ll (U) Information Branch, International Liaison Division (Uncl) Volume of activity remained approximately the Same as the previous Six month period. 5,296 individual requests for release of military information were processed resulting in over 1U,000 individual actions. UNCLASSIFIED