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| This document downgraded to | UNCLASSIFLED by authority of ; Sec 3(B),E0 11652, on s,Q 5/7Lr_| by 246321. DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 2/5' DCID No. 2/5 (New Series) PROCUREMENT OF FOREIGN PUBLICATIONS * (Effective 25 July 1963) This Directive is issued pursuant to the provisions in paragraphs 3b (2) and (3) of NSCID No. 1 and pa:agraphs 1, 5 and 10 of NSCID No. 2. 1. The United States Intelligence Board (Intelligence Board) depart- ments and agencies shall: a. Keep the Central Intelligence Agency advised of their activities in the procurement of foreign publications, including the effec- tiveness of their existing facilities and programs for the procure- ment of foreign publications. b. Ensure cooperation by their field representatives with those of other departments and agencies of the government engaged in like activities. c. Implement the above with due regard to departmental and agency caparilities and priorities. 2. The Centra} Intelligence Agency shall: Coordinate programs for the procurement of foreign publications ( to ensure most effective and practicable utilization of the capa- bilities of the government departments and agencies. Such coordination shall not prejudice the maintenance, by each de- partment and agency, of facilities and activities necessary to meet its needs. - 8. Coordination shall normally be achieved through specified points of contact designated by interested agencies. JOHN A. McCONE Director of Central Intelligence This Directive supersedes DCID No. 2/5 (New Series), effective 26 June 1959. ?Pyblications are defined for the purpose of this DCID as: “Any multi-copy works, excluding maps, placed on sale or otherwise distributed or offered for distribution.” copy WW? pase S
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DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.  2/5 l 
PROCUREMENT  OF  FOREIGN  PUBLICATIONS  = 
(Effective  25  July  1963) 
This  Directive  is  issued  pursuant  to  the  provisions  in  paragraphs  3b  (2) 
and  (3)  of  NSCID  No.  1  and  paragraphs  1,  5  and  10  of  NSCID  No.  2. 
1.  The  United  States  Intelligence  Board  (Intelligence  Board)  depart- 
ments and  agencies  shall: 
a.  Keep  the  Central  Intelligence  Agency  advised  of  their  activities 
in  the  procurement  of  foreign  publications,  including  the  effec- 
tiveness of  their  existing  facilities  and  programs  for  the  procure- 
ment of  foreign  publications. 
b.  Ensure  cooperation  by  their  field  representatives  with  those  of 
other  departments  and  agencies  of  the  government  engaged  in 
like  activities. 
c.  Implement  the  above  with  due  regard  to  departmental  and 
agency  capabilities  and  priorities. 
2.  The  Central  Intelligence  Agency  shall: 
Coordinate  programs  for  the  procurement  of  foreign  publications 
(  to  ensure  most  effective  and  practicable  utilization  of  the  capa- 
bilities of  the  government  departments  and  agencies.  Such 
coordination  shall  not  prejudice  the  maintenance,  by  each  de- 
partment and  agency,  of  facilities  and  activities  necessary  to 
meet  its  needs. 
■  3.  Coordination  shall  normally  be  achieved  through  specified  points 
of  contact  designated  by  interested  agencies. 
JOHN  A.  McCONE 
Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
'This  Directive  supersedes  DCID  No.  2/5  (New  Series),  effective  26  June  1959. 
*  Publications  are  defined  for  the  purpose  of  this  DCID  as:  "Any  multi-copy 
works,  excluding  maps,  placed  on  sale  or  otherwise  distributed  or  offered  for 
distribution." 
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ANNEX C TO DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE 3/4 TERMS OF KEFERENCE FOR THE JOINT ATOMIC ENERGY INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE (JAEIC) (24 January 1956; SECRET) - o wns, 1. The mission of the Joint Atomic Energy Intelligence Committee (JAEIC) is to maintain the community approach to proviems in the field of atomic energy intellicence! and to give added impetus to indi- ‘ vidual efforts. To this end, the responsibilities of the JAEIC include the following: EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE ~ % Each IAC member shall furnish one representative member and ~ an alternate member to the JAEIC. The CIA representative snall be the Chairman of the JAEIC. Non-IAC agencies may furnish _ observers ee and/or advisers to the JABIC on JAEIC request. Pa . *Atomic energy intelligerce is intelligence related tol 228?
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DIRECTOR  Or  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  3/4 
TERMS  OF  REFERENCE  FOR  THE 
JOINT  ATOMIC  ENERGY  INTELLIGENCE  COMMITTEE  (JAEIQ 
(24  January  1956;  SECRET)    _  _...,/. 
1.  The  mission  of  the  Joint  Atomic  Energy  Intelligence  Committee- 
(JAEIC)  is  to  maintain  the  community  approach  to  problems  in  the 
field  of  atomic  energy  intelligence l  and  to  give  added  impetus  to  indi- 
vidual efforts.    To  this  end,  the  responsibilities  of  the  JAEIC  include  the 
following: 
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-  2;  Each  IAC  member  shall  furnish  one  representative  member  and 
an  alternate  member  to  the  JAEIC.  The  CIA  representative  shall  be  the 
Chairman  of  the  JAEIC.  Non-IAC  agencies  may  furnish  observers 
and/or  advisers  to  the  JAEIC  on  JAEIC  request. 
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“C . ANNEX D TO DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE 3/4 TERMS OF REFERENCE -FOR THE GUIDED MISSILE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE (GMIC} (31 January 1956; SECRET) re eal 1. The mission of the Guided Missile Intellizence’ Committee (GMC) - Js to strengthen the community approach to problems in the field of guided missile intelligence* and to give added imvetus to individual efforts. To this end, the responsibilities of the GMIC include she following: . ok St EXEMPT FRO DISCLOSURE 2. Each IAC agency shall furnish one representative member and an” . alternate member to GMIC. The chairman shall be elected annually by. ". "he IAC. The National Security Agericy shall bé invited to associate - a itself with the committee and participate in its work. Other non-IAC .-- agencies may furnish observers and/or advisers to the GMIC on GMIC a request. \ _° Guided missile intelligence is intelligence related tol
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DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  3/4 
TERMS  OF  REFERENCE  FOR  THE 
GUIDED  MISSILE  INTELLIGENCE  COMMITTEE  (GMIC) 
(31  January  1956;  SECRET)  •■*•-.  •  .'. 
1.  The  mission  of  the  Guided  Missile  Intelligence"  Committee  (GMIC) 
-is  to  strengthen  the  community  approach  to  problems  in  the  field  of 
guided  missile  intelligence*  and  to  give  added  impetus  to  individual 
efforts.  To  this  end,  the  responsibilities  of  the  GMIC  include  the 
following:: 
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2.  Each  IAC  agency  shall  furnish  one  representative  member  and  an 
.  alternate  member  to  GMIC.  The  chairman  shall  be  elected  annually  by 
the  IAC.  The  National  Security  Agency  shall  be  invited  to  associate 
itself  with  the  committee  and  participate  in  its  work.  Other  non-IAC 
agencies  may  furnish  observers  and/or  advisers  to  the  GMIC  on  GMIC 
request.  .  *         ;. 
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pitiiic DCID 3/7-1 DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE 3/7' HUMINT COMMITTEE (Effective 12 October 1982) Pursuant to the provisions of Section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947 and Executive Order 12333, a Human Resources Committee (HUMINT Committee) is herewith established. 1. Mission The mission of the Committee is to advise and assist the Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) in the discharge of his responsibilities for the efficient allocation and effective use of Community resources for the collection of positive foreign intelligence information through human resources. 2. Functions Operating under the general guidance of the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, the functions of the Committee are: a. to examine problems and consider possible improvements in collection and procedures for dissemination of intelligence obtained by human resources and to provide recommendations te the DCI related thereto; and b. to encourage and promote collection activities and coordination among human resources collection agencies concerning the allocation of effort and responsibility for the satisfaction of foreign intelligence needs. In particular, to advise the DCI with respect to the following activities supporting his responsibilities established in Section 1.5 of Executive Order 12333 insofar as they pertain to human resources collection: (ii) the review and evaluation of the effectiveness of human resources collection and reporting activities in response to approved collection guidance: (iii) (iv) other human resources foreign intelligence collection issues as appropriate. 3. Community Responsibilities Upon request of the Committee Chairman. Intelligence Community organizations sha’. within established security safeguards, furnish information relevant to the Committee's mission and functions. Appreved for Release ; . - ; - Date s ' This directive supersedes DCID 1/17, effective 18 May 1976
abana DCID 3/7-2 4. Composition and Organization The Committee Chairman will be appointed by the Director of Central Intelligence. The members of the Committee will be representatives of the Intelligence Community principals. The Committee Chairman may invite representatives of other United States Government entitites to attend as appropriate. The Committee Chairman may establish subcommittees. working groups, advisory groups, or other supporting units as appropriate. The Committee will be supported by an Executive Secretariat.
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DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  3/7' 
HUMINT  COMMITTEE 
(Effective  12  October  1982) 
Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  Section  102  of  the  National  Security  Act  of  1947  and 
Executive  Order  12333,  a  Human  Resources  Committee  (HUMINT  Committee)  is  herewith 
established. 
1.  Mission 
The  mission  of  the  Committee  is  to  advise  and  assist  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
(DCI)  in  the  discharge  of  his  responsibilities  for  the  efficient  allocation  and  effective  use  of 
Community  resources  for  the  collection  of  positive  foreign  intelligence  information  through 
human  resources. 
2.  Functions 
Operating  under  the  general  guidance  of  the  Deputy  Director  of  Central  Intelligence,  the 
functions  of  the  Committee  are: 
a.  to  examine  problems  and  consider  possible  improvements  in  collection  and 
procedures  for  dissemination  of  intelligence  obtained  by  human  resources  and  to 
provide  recommendations  to  the  DCI  related  thereto;  and 
b.  to  encourage  and  promote  collection  activities  and  coordination  among  human 
resources  collection  agencies  concerning  the  allocation  of  effort  and  responsibility 
for  the  satisfaction  of  foreign  intelligence  needs.  In  particular,  to  advise  the  DCI 
with  respect  to  the  following  activities  supporting  his  responsibilities  established  in 
Section  1.5  of  Executive  Order  12333  insofar  as  they  pertain  to  human  resources 
collection: 
(ii)  the  review  and  evaluation  of  the  effectiveness  of  human  resources  collection 
and  reporting  activities  in  response  to  approved  collection  guidance; 
(iv)  other  human  resources  foreign  intelligence  collection  issues  as  appropriate. 
3.  Community  Responsibilities 
Upon  request  of  the  Committee  Chairman,  intelligence  Community  organizations  shall, 
within  established  security  safeguards,  furnish  information  relevant  to  the  Committee 's  mission 
and  functions.  Apjraved  far  Ralaase 
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4.  Competition  and  Organization 
The  Committee  Chairman  will  be  appointed  by  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence.  The 
members  of  the  Committee  will  be  representatives  of  the  Intelligence  Community  principals. 
The  Committee  Chairman  may  invite  representatives  of  other  United  States  Government 
entitites  to  attend  as  appropriate. 
The  Committee  Chairman  may  establish  subcommittees,  working  groups,  advisory  groups, 
or  other  supporting  units  as  appropriate. 
The  Committee  will  be  supported  by  an  Executive  Secretariat.
UNCLASSIFIED DCID 3,'15-] DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE 3/15 FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMMITTEE (Effective 5 March 1982) Pursuant to the provisions of Section 102 of the National Security Act of 1947 and Executive Order 12333, there is established a Foreign Language Committee 1, Mission . The mission of the Foreign Language Committee is to serve as the focal point within the Intelligence Community, and between the Intelligence Community and other elements of the United States Government, for all matters dealing with recruitment. training. and retention of personnel with requisite foreign launguage expertise to serve the needs of the Community 2. Functions Under the general guidance of the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence. the Committee will: a. apprise the DCI of the effectiveness of programs to recruit. train, and retain personnel with adequate foreign language competence for elements of the Intelligence Community; b. recommend to the DCI new initiatives to be undertaken to ensure the continuing availability within the Intelligence Community of requisite foreign language competence; c. coordinate replies to all queries from Congressional committees concerning the Community's overall foreign language cornpetence; d. represent the Intelligence Community's interests in programs sponsored by other United States Government agencies and departments outside the Intelligence Community to improve foreign language studies in the nation’s schools and universities; e. monitor approaches to the academic community for the training of Intelligence Community perscnnel in foreign languages to reduce unnecessary duplication and ensure that these programs serve Community as well as individual agency interests; and ~~ ote f. perform such other tasks as the DCI or DDCI may direct. 3. Responsibilities of the Intelligence Community Intelligence Community components will keep the Committee Chairman advised of initiatives designed to facilitate the recruitment, training, and retention of personnel with foreign language competence and collateral skills. Individual Intelligence Community components will retain the responsibility for conduct- ing their own language training programs. Approved for Release Date MAY 1987 UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED OCiD 3/'15-2 4. Composition and Organtzation The Committee Chairman will be appointed by the Director of Central Intelligence The members of the Committee wiil be representatives designated by the Intelligence Community principals With the approval of the DCI. the Committee Chairman may invite representatives of rel- evant United States Government entities with national security interest to participate as appropriate. The Committee will be supported by ar Executive Secretariat. UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED  DCiD  3/15.1 
DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  3/15 
FOREIGN  LANGUAGE  COMMITTEE 
(Effective  5  March  1982) 
Pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  Section  102  of  the  National  Security  Act  of  19-47  and 
Executive  Order  12333.  there  is  established  a  Foreign  Language  Committee 
/.  Mission  ,_ 
The  mission  of  the  Foreign  Language  Committee  is  to  serve  as  the  focal  point  within  the 
Intelligence  Community,  and  between  the  Intelligence  Community  and  other  elements  of  the 
Un»ted  States  Government,  for  all  matters  dealing  with  recruitment,  training,  and  retention  of 
personnel  with  requisite  foreign  launguage  expertise  to  serve  the  needs  of  the  Community 
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2.  Functions 
Under  the  general  guidance  of  the  Deputy  Director  of  Central  Intelligence,  the 
Committee  will: 
a.  apprise  the  DCI  of  the  effectiveness  of  programs  to  recruit,  train,  and  retain 
personnel  with  adequate  foreign  language  competence  for  elements  of  the 
Intelligence  Community; 
b.  recommend  to  the  DCI  new  initiatives  to  be  undertaken  to  ensure  the  continuing 
availability  within  the  Intelligence  Community  of  requisite  foreign  language 
competence; 
c.  coordinate  replies  to  all  queries  from  Congressional  committees  concerning  the 
Community's  overall  foreign  language  competence; 
d.  represent  the  Intelligence  Community's  interests  in  programs  sponsored  by  other 
United  States  Government  agencies  and  departments  outside  the  Intelligence 
Community  to  improve  foreign  language  studies  in  the  nation's  schools  and 
universities; 
e.  monitor  approaches  to  the  academic  community  for  the  training  of  Intelligence 
Community  personnel  in  foreign  language^  to  reduce  unnecessary  duplication  and 
ensure  that  these  programs  serve  Community  as  well  as  individual  agency 
interests;  and      •""* 
f.  perform  such  other  tasks  as  the  DCI  or  DDCI  may  direct. 
3.  Responsibilities  of  the  Intelligence  Community 
Intelligence  Community  components  will  keep  the  Committee  Chairman  advised  of 
initiatives  designed  to  facilitate  the  recruitment,  training,  and  retention  of  personnel  with 
foreign  language  competence  and  collateral  skills. 
Individual  Intelligence  Community  components  will  retain  the  responsibility  for  conduct- 
ing their  own  language  training  programs. 
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4.  Composition  and  Organization 
The  Committee  Chairman  will  be  appointed  by  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
The  members  of  the  Committee  will  be  representatives  designated  by  the  Intelligence 
Community  principals 
With  the  approval  of  the  DCI.  the  Committee  Chairman  mav  invite  representatives  of  rel- 
evant L'nited  States  Government  entities  with  national  security  interest  to  participate  as 
appropriate. 
The  Committee  will  be  supported  by  an  Executive  Secretariat 
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This document downgraded to Gam=z UNCLASSIFIED by authority of Sec 3(B),EO 11652 on 12/15/76 by..246321. DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 4/3 COMPREHENSIVE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES (14 December 1954; QaRRIEN) 1. Pursuant to National Security Council Intelligence Directive No. 4, paragraph 1, the following comprehensive national intelligence objec- tives, generally applicable to all foreign countries and areas, are hereby established: a. Basic descriptive data as outlined in NIS Standard Instructions. b. Social, economic, and political stability and trends of develop- ment; susceptibility to foreign influence or coercion; vulnerability to subversion. c. Military capabilities and vulnerabilities, offensive and defensive, including economic, scientific and technical, and psychological factors. d. Capabilities to influence, coerce, or subvert other governments and peoples; capabilities fur espionage, sabotage, and other clandestine operations in other cour ries. é. Foreign policy, including strategic concepts and intentions; inter- national alignment, with particular reference to alignment with or against the US or the USSR; disposition and intention to interfere in the internal affairs of other states; preparation for and intention to resort to armed action against other states. 2. Priority national intelligence objectives, with reference to specific countries and subjects, will be set forth in a separate DCID. 3. DCID 4/1 “Nationa! Intelligence Objectives,” 5 February 19438, is hereby rescinded. ALLEN W. DULLES Director of Central Intelligence 18
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DIRECTOR  OF  CENTRAL  INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTIVE  NO.  4/3 
COMPREHENSIVE  NATIONAL  INTELLIGENCE  OBJECTIVES 
(14  December  1954; 
1.  Pursuant  to  National  Security  Council  Intelligence  Directive  No.  4, 
paragraph  1,  the  following  comprehensive  national  intelligence  objec- 
tives, generally  applicable  to  all  foreign  countries  and  areas,  are  hereby 
established: 
a.  Basic  descriptive  data  as  outlined  in  NIS  Standard  Instructions. 
b.  Social,  economic,  and  political  stability  and  trends  of  develop- 
ment; susceptibility  to  foreign  influence  or  coercion;  vulnerability  to 
subversion. 
c.  Military  capabilities  and  vulnerabilities,  offensive  and  defensive, 
including  economic,  scientific  and  technical,  and  psychological  factors. 
d.  Capabilities  to  influence,  coerce,  or  subvert  other  governments 
and  peoples;  capabilities  for  espionage,  sabotage,  and  other  clandestine 
operations  in  other  couiiries. 
„  e.  Foreign  policy,  including  strategic  concepts  and  intentions;  inter- 
national alignment,  with  particular  reference  to  alignment  with  or 
against  the  US  or  the  USSR;  disposition  and  intention  to  interfere  in 
the  internal  affairs  of  other  states;  preparation  for  and  intention  to 
resort  to  armed  action  against  other  states. 
2.  Priority  national  intelligence  objectives,  with  reference  to  specvfic 
countries  and  subjects,  will  be  set  forth  in  a  separate  DCID. 
3.  DCID  4/1  "National  Intelligence  Objectives,"  5  February  1943,  is 
hereby  rescinded. 
ALLEN  W.  DULLES 
Director  of  Central  Intelligence
SANITIZED COPY XN ( DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 4/4 | PRIORITY NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OBJECTIVES “(14 December 19545] 1. Pursuant to National Security Council Intelligence Directive Wo. 4, p2regraph 2, the following list of priority nationa? intelligence objectives is established as a guide for the coordination of intelligence collection and production in response to requirements relating to the forrnulation and execution of national security policy. 2. By definition, all items in this listing are C_emed to be critical na- tional intelligence factors requiring pricrity attention and effort. Dis- tinction is mece, however, between three levels of priority within the general priority category. Order of listing within these three grouyss jn a matter of convenience in presentation and has no significance with re- spect to the relative priority of specific items within the group. J HIGHEST PRIORITY OBJECTIVES / ~
te en ee Re mer rs ee ee nee aes 3. In order to afford a stable basis for intelligence plannicg, this diree- tive is designed to remain valid over an extended pericd. It wil be xe- viewed semiannually, or on the request of.any member of the JAC. Ii: is recogmized that urgent interim revuirements may arise requbing ad hoc treatment, and that the criteria on which the following priorities are established shail remain under continuing review. 4. DCID #/2 is hereby rescinded.* REMAINDER OF TEXT EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE - 2 - - °pPCID 4/2, “Priority List of Critical National Intelligence Objectives,” was issued 2S September 1950 and revised 12 June 1952 and 4 August 1933. - NOTE: Order of listing within Category I is a matter of convenience in presenta~ tlon and has no significance with respect to the relative priority of specific {tems within that category. oh Y