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Waj Harpster/evd/75756 . PGR vee 28 OIN-C/SR Wrtn 14 Way 51 bY bal noes oe owe AUR ‘ Pon supine POR RECORD 7.3, Clat. g Ss us D.fe BY USAF 8 4e RL Ms Ihe FRORLT: 9) 1. To record the salient points of a meating held in Captain Gentry’s office (75%) on 11 May 1951. FACTS AND DISCUSSION: | 2, At a neeting called by Capt. Gentry, acting in his capacity es Chairman of the Joint Countermeasurrs Panel of JCEC, the following people attended: Cdr R2.C. Sergeant, USN Lt C.C. Andrews, USN Maj. S.D. Brown, U.SA. Msj. #.R. Harpster, USAF Cdr. C. Loehnis, CCHQ (British) Wr. P.M. Smith, GCHQ (British) 3. Subject of discussion vas exchenge of raw data from non-communi- cations listening efforts of various U.S. and 7.X. agencies. 4. The following points were made during the discussion: a. ‘That CCHQ 1s entering the non-comaunications listening field, They will be responsible for t-ansmission of information from the field to London. . be Hew ground mits, manned by Army or RAP personnel, will report through GCHQ to the Technical Radio Intercept Committee (TRIC). @e RIC will publish all reports of non-comaunications Intercept. d. ‘That present exchange of intercept data between U.K. and U.3. field units is satisfactory and will not need to be changed. e. That exchange of raw intercept information is not satisfactory. U.S. Savy feeding logs to Royal Navy and getting only collated reports in return. ‘That S/L Dunsford sending extracts of air misaion reports, but USAF representative with DSI does not see raw data. He gets only published reports. 5, The following decisions were reached on above points: 5 9 , ae Dee a
TOP sp. $i SCH? | 4078 os 9 Uae bers ae That exchange of raw intercept information aust ve Ke TeSe crypto channels. be That Cdr Loehnis and lire. Smith will attempt to see that RIC pasaes raw intercept information to UF4aF and U.S. Savy personnel in London. ec. That if U.S, Navy dees not start getting raw data they will stop giving raw data. 6, Cdr. Lochnis and Mere Smith requested information on procedure to follow for obtaining intercept equipment in the U.S, They were inforued that U.S. Havy had authorized 6 AN/APR-9 receivers to be shipped to DSI, Lendon for use on the expanded project. ACTION? 7. None resui-~ed. Information only. a re . 7 a Cory Noe a of ? ~--22. a Sa
CHANGE NO, 2 to JANAP 146 (E) THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF washington, D.C. OSL 17? May 1977 US NATIONAL LETTER OF PROMULGATION FOR CHANGE NO. 2 TO JANAP 146 (E) 1. CHANGE NO. 2 to JANAP 146(E), CANADIAN-UNITED STATES COM- MUNICATIONS INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPORTING VITAL INTELLIGENCE SIGHTINGS (CIRVIS/MERINT), is an UNCLASSIFIED document devel- oped under the direction of the Canadian Defence Staff and the US Joint Chiefs of Staff. This document is promulgated for guidance, information, or joint use of the Armed Forces of Canada and the United States and other users of Canadian and/or US military communications facilities. 2. CHANGE NO. 2 to JANAP 146(E) is EFFECTIVE UPON RECEIPT and confirms material promulgated by Message Correction 1/2. 3. Insert the new pages in numerical sequence and check the List Of Effective Pages (LEP). The appropriate entry shall be made on the Record of Changes and Corrections page that this change has been entered. After entry of Change No. 2, the US National Letter of Promulgation will be retained for future reference (to be entered in the publication after the Record of Changes and Corrections). This change consists of the follow- ing pages: US National Letter of Promulgation for Change No. 2...1 of 2, 2 of 2 New and reprinted pages: I (Reverse Blank) III (Reverse Blank) VII, VIII 2-9 to 2-14 l-1, 1-2 3-1, 3-2 2-1, 2-2 3-5 to 3-8 LEP-l (Reverse Blank) This document contains Canadian/US military information and release to other than Canadian/US military agencies will be on a need-to-know basis. l of 2 CHANGE NO. 2
4 € 4. The following pages removed from JANAP 146(E) incident to the entry of this change shall be cestroyed in accordance with current Service regulations: I (Reverse Blank) Cvriginal 2-11 to 2-14 Change No. 1 III (Reverse Blank) original 3-1, 3-2 originai VII, VIII original 3-5 to 3-8 Change No. 1 l-1, 1-2 Change No. - LEP-i (Reverse Llank) 2-1, 2-2 original Change No. l 2-9, 2-10 original 5. Permission is granted to copy or make extracts from this document, as desired, without reference to the US Joint Chiefs of Staff. 6. This document may be carried in aircraft for use therein. 7. Correspondence concerning this publication should be addressed as follows: a. Service-originated correspondence will be forwarded through the normal military chain of command, marked for the attention of the appropriate Service communications director, ag listed below, and will not be addressed to the US Joint Chiefs of Staff: (1) Director, Telecommunications and Command and Control, US Army (2) Director, Naval Communications, US Navy (3) Director of Command Control and Communications, US Air Force. b. Defense, national, and Federal agencies, as well as Other recipients of this publication, should address their correspondence to the Chairman, US Military Communications- Electronics Board, Joint Chiefs of Staff, The Pentagon, Washing- ton, D.C. 20301. For the US Joint Chiefs of Staff: OWEN L. GREENBLATT Colonel, USAF Acting Secretary 2 of 2 © CHANGE NO. 2
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS Hea ..uarters Fleet Marine Force, Pacific Camp H. M. Smith, HI 96861 FMFPacO 3850.18 2/FWPC 49 14 Mar 1983 FLEET MARINE FORCE PACIFIC ORDER 3850.1B From: Commanding General To: Distribution List Subj: Counterintelligence Contingency Materials (CICM) Ref: (a) CMC ltr INTC-DLD-bfh 3800 of 18 Oct 1973 (S) (b) Counterintelligence Publications Registry (CIPR) Encl: (1) Recommended CICM Index Card Format (2) Format for Accession and Inventory Listings 1. Purpose. To establish procedures for CICM repository functioning and maintenance. 2. Cancellation. FMFPacO 3850.1A. 3. Background. The CICM repository concept for the Marine Corps was established by reference (a). CICM repositories will be established at Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, the two Fleet Marine Force headquarters, and the three Marine Amphibious Force headquarters. 4. Repository Concept. Within this command, formal CICM repositories will be maintained at FMFPac, I MAF, and III MAF headquarters. The CICM referred to herein are defined in the broad sense and cover the spectrum from encyclopedic documents (e.g., CI country studies) to recurring publications (e.g., biweekly USAF Office of Special Investigations information briefs). Each repository shall select and order materials based upon its own and subordinate commands' identifiable training, operational, and contingency needs. Publication of accession and inventory listings will be accomplished in accordance with instructions provided below. 5. Action. Each command which maintains a CICM repository shall: a. Select and order, from available sources, CICM in accordance with the repository concept cited above. In this regard, attention is directed to reference (b) and its subse- quent editions as a primary source of CICM,
FMFPacO 3850.1B 14 Mar 1983 RECOMMENDED CICM INDEX CARD FORMAT Country Classification of Document Originator: Date of Document: Distribution: Title: Synopsis: (Show classification) (Provide a brief summary of information contained in the document) BT: 73 04893 ENCLOSURE (1)
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| ae CaTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY . NN JS Orrice or Te Director Distribution: rt . 1 -OGC wo/ate _1-1G wo/att 1- ER: wo/att 1 - Knoche Chrono wo/att me . a - mena comm Corr espa 0/2 nr, David W. Belin ~ Belin Ora jait te Executive Director wha Comniission on CIA Activities Within the United States Dear Mr. Belin: In last week's discussions between you and Mr. McCene, you asked for a compendium on Project ZRRIFLE. It is attached. We consider the paper to be especially sensitive. Faithfuily yours, Assistant to the Director | 2. FI. Knoche | | | |
ZRRIFLE The "executive action capability" that the Agency was asked to tt develop apparently assumed an existing cryptonym, ZRRIFLE. The four ZREIFLE files, the only ones we have been able to locate, deal in the main with the activities of a clandestine asset in Europe, QUWIN, who was responsible for spotting and assessing individuals whom the Agency could use According to statements made to the Inspector General in 1967 by a senior CIA officer, who was the Chief of in 1961 and later became intumately involved in the "executive action capability," he had planned to use QaWIN as part of this capability but never did. There are a few references ‘in the files that might be construed as a connection with this activity, ut they are so cryptic that, without additional information it would be difficult to tie then together. Otherwise, the files deal only with assignments for QUIN in cable traffic and dispatches, administrative and finencial records, and name traces/personality sketches. There is no evidence in the files to refute the statement of QUWIN's case officer that he had never been used as part of the "executive action Capability." It seems quite clear fran the files that QJWIN was primarily invelved in spotting and assessing foreigners for use by the Agency. The first mention of the ZRRIFLE cryptonym appears in 2 24 May 1961 meina From the Cniel, to the Cable Secretariat and states that "two copies of all. traffic bearing the ZRRIFLE indicator are to be delivered in 2 sealed envelone directly to Chief, " No other distribution was to be “pade without his specific approv -al. The last paragraph states that the above was personally approved by the DDP. The files also contain a handwritten, undated memo stating that “the purpose of Project ZRRIFLE is to spot, develop, and use agent assets for ...-QJWIN is under : contract as a principal agent, with the primary task of spotting written agent ¢ candidates..." It appeers that the Chief, decived to conceal the "executive act.an capability’ under the ZRRIFLE cryptoism when he was assigned res- ponstoility for developing this activity. Further, the virtual absence of éry written watcrial on this subject suggests that activities dealing with the "executive action capability" were not intended to be committed to writing.
k | 74 -/a7¢ 25 April 1975 ‘oa -\ MEMORANDUM FOR: Inspector General = THROUGH © to SUBJECT - 3: Alleged Involvement of CIA in An Assassination Attempt on Former Indonesian President SUKARNO . EA Division has completed a page-by-page review of the 17 volumes of personnel files on Achmed SUKARNO, the late President of Indonesia. There was no evidence in the files that the CIA ever was involved in or contemplated oe assassination attempts against SUKARNO. HE ssEast ASia Divisibn ..
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(Page Three) {[Illegible] (Illegible] [Illegible] [Illegible} 0512108 IMMEDIATE DIR CITE [EXCISED] 1. LT. COL. CONEIN MET WITH GEN. DUONG VAN MINH AT GEN. MINH’S HEADQUARTERS ON LE VAN DUYET FOR ONE HOUR AND TEN MINUTES MORNING OF 5 OCT 1963. THIS MEETING WAS AT THE THE INITIATIVE OF GEN. MINH AND HAD BEEN SPECIFICALLY CLEARED IN ADVANCE BY AMBASSADOR LODGE. NO OTHER PERSONS WERE PRESENT, THE CONVERSATION WAS CONDUCTED IN FRENCH. [THE REST OF THE PAGE IS EXCISED]
(Page Four) {DOCUMENT EXCISED UP TO THIS POINT} 5. GEN. MINH OUTLINED THREE POSSIBLE PLANS FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE CHANCE OF GOVERNMENT. A. ASSASSINATION OF NGO DINH NHU AND NGO DINH CAN KEEPING PRESIDENT DIEM IN OFFICE. GEN. MINH SAID THIS WAS THE FASTEST PLAN TO ACCOMPLISH,
a ( . ( 73> PAGE O14 -95653GZ APR 75 RESTRICTED HANDLING Cc t—< TE . - TO PRIORITY HCADGUARTERS, REF: HEADQUARTERS MR. COLBY FROM CSS 1, AGREE ONE HUNDRED PERCENT WITH YGUR VIEWS IN REF. 2, IT HAS OF COURSE 3€EN CONSTANT STATION AND EMBASSY POLICY TO MAKE EXPLICITLY CLEAR TO ALL CONCERNED THAT THE UNITED STATES AND THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY IN PARTICULAR WILL NOT SUPFURT ANY COUP OR OTHER UNCONSTITUTIONAL ACT AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT GF THE REPUBLIC CF VIETNAM. WE HAVE ALSO STATED SPECIFICALLY TO SEVERAL | POTENTIAL COUP PLANNERS, INCLUDING THAT ANY ATTEMPT TO REMGVE THIEU ALONG THE LINES OF THE 1963 XPERIENCE WOULD BE JUST ABOUT THE SUREST AY TO. GUARANTEE mm Uv COMPLETE AND IMMEDIATE END YO AMERICAN SUPFORT AND THAT > A COUP *GULD RESULT IN MILITARY DISSENSION AD CHAOS AS WELL AS FATAL WEAKENING OF ANY PROSPECTS OF ES FECTIVE RESISTANCE AGAINST THE CONMUNISTS,
PAGE J2-c2 APR 75 Se ACTUALLY, NGUYEN CAO KY FOR EXAMPLE HAS SEEN MAKING ALL THE RIGHT NOISES, HE HAS STATED PUNLICLY AND PRIVATELY - THAT HE HAS NO INTENTION TO MOUNTING OR PARTICIPATING IN ANY COUP, ; . HE HAS INFORMED TH. PRIME MINTSTER, THE CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT GENERAL DTAFF AND HIS ACTIVITIES, WE SENSE A cons: NSuS IN THE HIGHER LEVELS OF THE ARMY AGAINST Any Cour ATTEMPTSs AND WHILE THERE IS A CONTINUING AND GROWING “SMENTUM IN FAVGR OF 32 GENERAL AGREEMENT 42 LEADERSHIP THERE ALSO SEEMS Te: — HAT THE CHANGE SHOULD BE ACCOMSL TS ES #TTHIN THE ~| / CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK, Uf tf | s « i . cd wwtere- 2.
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THE awHITE HOLE Aide-- wasMiscTanw TOP _SECRET/VEIL May l, 1985 MEMORANOCM FOR THE PRESISENT ROM: ROBERT C. MCF ARLANEER vy SUBJECT: Memorandum of Notification for Increase in Authorized Funding Levels for Ceneral America Covers Action Issue Should you approve a CIA proposal to increase authorizatio levels for the rensenprersse Covert Action Program tron | Facts -- CIA has submitted 2 Memorandum of Notification (MON) which ia attached at Tab A. The MON requests an increase of $4.5 million in the authorized level for the Ceneral American Covert Action Program. -- The Planning and Coordination Group (PCG) considered the MCN at its March 7, 1983 meeting and recommended approval 4127 certain revisions. The revisions related | ae zne nature_of CLA support to Honduran Govesnmant A revised MOM was prepared and concur vil principals has been received. cence from OLseussioa -- The HOW proposes enhanced CIA support to - Honduras TOP SECRET/VEIL 000850 Top SECRET vk
oe TS she Vice President, Oepartmenet of State, Joint Chiefs 7-4 Staff, Oepartment of Sefense and OMB concur with che MCN as revised. Recommendation OK No _. Thae you approve the MON authorizing an increase in the funding level for the Cenergl America Covert Action Program tron Attachments: Tab A Memo of Notification Tab B March 9, 1981 Presidential Finding Prepared by: Vincent M. Cannistraro AlLUUI5 5225 TOP SECRET VEL TOP SECRET/VEIL