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DIRECTORATE  OF  COLLECTION 
OFFICE,  ACS/ INTELLIGENCE 
1  July  -  31  December  1960 
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SUBJECT 
ORGANIZATION  AND  FUNCTIONS 
DOMESTIC  COLLECTION 
THE  DEFECTOR  PROGRAM 
OPERATION  CLICK  BOX 
AERIAL  PHOTO  REQUIREMENTS 
REVISION  OF  PAIR-1  AND  CAIR-1 
CAIR-1  SUPPLEMENT  ON  COMMUNIST  CHINA 
CONTROL  PROCEDURES  FOR  SHORT  TERM  AIR 
INTELLIGENCE  REQUIREMENTS  (STAIR'S) 
LIAISON  BRANCH,  INTERNATIONAL  LIAISON 
DIVISION 
INFORMATION  BRANCH,  INTERNATIONAL 
LIAISON  DIVISION 
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DIRECTORATE  OF  COLLECTION 
(U)  Organization  and  Functions 
(Unci)  There  were  no  significant  changes  in  organiza- 
tion and  functions  in  this  Directorate  during  this  period. 
(U)  Domestic  Collection 
During  the  period  covered  by  this  report, 
a  total  of  seven  (7)  exchanges  with  the  USSR  were  imple- 
mented, only  one  of  which  was  USAF  sponsored.   The  remain- 
ing six  exchanges  included  such  areas  as  Economics,  Cement, 
Petroleum,  Inland  tfaterways,  Railroads  and  Polymers.   Of 
particular  USAF  interest  was  the  Civil  Air  Transport  fix- 
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  Moscow 
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The  Human  Resources  Branch,  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 
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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-1  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 
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(U)  Operation  CLICK  BOX 
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 
Basic  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  o£  PAIR-1  and  CAIR-1 
The  first  revision  of  Priority  Air  Intelli- 
gence Requirement  (PAIRED 
was  disseminated  late  in  December •   A  sig 
nificant  addition  was  a  map  reflecting  the  locations  of
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 
also  reflects  an  increase  in  contributions  from  AFCIN 
producers. 
(U)  CAIR-1  Supplement  on  Communist  China 
and 
(U)  Control  Procedures  for  Short  Term  Air  Intelligence 
Requirements  (STAIRs) 
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(Unci)  Procedures  for  internal  control  and  recording 
of  STAIRs  were  revised  and  a  system  instituted  which  pro- 
vides for  incorporation  ox   records  into  an  electronic 
accounting  machine  system.   Initial  experiments  were  begun
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in  July  1960  and  completed  in  September  1960  •   The  new 
procedures  have  proven  efficient  and  economical, 
(U)  Liaison  Branch ,  International  Liaison  Division 
(Unci)  During  the  period  1  July.  -  31  December  1960 
the  Liaison  Branch  was  responsible  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  the  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  Eglin, 
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) . 
Russified
Lt  General  HSU  Feng-ming,  Vice  Minister  of  National 
Defense  and  Comptroller,  China  (Air  Force  responsi- 
bility) . 
Colonel  Jose  Ruben  Gonzales,  Minister  of  Defense, 
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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: 
Air  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. 
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Lt  General  HSU  Husan-sheng,  Deputy  Commander-in-Chief, 
Chinese  Air  Force • 
Colonel  Souridh  K.  Sasorith,  Commander,  Military 
Air  Force,  Laos. 
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Brigadier  General  Ali  VI.    Khademi,  Chief  of  Staff, 
Imperial  Iranian  Air  Force. 
General  KIM  Shin,  Chief  of  Staff,  ROK  Air  Force. 
Major  General  Yfillem  den  Toom,  Vice  Chief  of 
Staff,  Royal  Netherlands  Air  Force* 
Air  Marshal  Harin  Hongskula,  Deputy  Commander 
in  Chief,  Royal  Thailand  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  Fox*ce. 
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. 
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Air  Marshal  Suryadarma,  Commander-in-Chief, 
Indonesian  Air  Force, 
Major  General  Adolf  tfestring,  Chief  of  Swedish 
:/ar  College. 
The  following  special  events  were  the  responsibility 
of  the  Liaison  Branch: 
The  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff,  Intelligence  and  Mrs. 
James  H.  VYalsh,  were  hosts  at  a  reception  and  dinner  the 
night  of  16  December  1960  at  Boiling  AFB  Officers  Club  to 
introduce  the  Corpo  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  their  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  t£#^  period  1  July  -  31  December  1960 
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Air  Attaches: 
Lt  Colonel  Aksel  Sinding,  Norway 
Lt  Colonel  Fidel  Sanchez  Hernandez,  El  Salvador 
Colonel  Yar  Mohamed  Saleh,  Iran 
Group  Captain  Bansha  Mekvishai,  Thailand 
Major  General  Hendrik  P.  Zielstra,  Netherlands 
Colonel  Luis  A.  Furlan,  Guatemala 
Colonel  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 
Lt  Colonel  Amihay  Tsur,  Israel 
Lt  Colonel  Fernand  K.  Piquin,  Belgium 
Lt  Colonel  Jacques  M.  Haas,  France 
Colonel  Ruthenio  C.  C.  Ribeiro,  Brazil 
Lt  Colonel  Antonio  Doublette,  Haiti 
Lt  Colonel  Joseph  J.  Singor,  Netherlands 
Squadron  Leader  T.  K.  Ukil,  India 
Lt  Colonel  Emilio  Leon,  Argentina 
Captain  Imre  Mozsik,  Hungary 
Major  Henrik  I.  Anttila,  Finland 
Major  Cerail  Cuha,  Turkey 
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(U)   Information  Branch,  International  Liaison  Division 
(Unci)  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  10,000  individual  actions. 
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