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EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL WASHINGTON December 13, 1951 MEMORANDUM FOR: The Secretary of State The Secretary of Defense SUBJECT: Proposed Survey of Communications Intelligence Activities REFERENCE: Memo for Executive Secretary, NSC, from Director of Central Intelligence, same subject, dated December 10, 1951 As recommended by the Director of Central Intelli- gence in paragraph S of the reference memorandum, the President, as of this date, directs the Secretary of State and the Secretary of Defense, assisted by the Director of Central Intelligence, to have the Communications Intelligence activities of the Government sur- veyed, with the view of recommending any corrective measures that may be required to ensure the most secure and effective conduct of such activities. This memorandum confirms the oral agreement to such a survey reached at a meeting with the President in his office yes- terday, attended by Under Secretary of State Webb, Deputy Secretary of Defense Foster, General Bradley, General Smith, and the under- signed. JAMES S. LAY, JR. Executive Secretary cc: The Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff The Director of Central Intelligence
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EXECUTIVE  OFFICE  OF  THE  PRESIDENT 
NATIONAL  SECURITY  COUNCIL 
WASHINGTON 
December  13, 1951 
MEMORANDUM  FOR: 
The  Secretary-  of  State 
The  Secretary  of  Defense 
SUBJECT: 
Proposed  Survey  of  Communications 
Intelligence  Activities 
REFERENCE: 
Memo  for  Executive  Secretary,  NSC, 
from  Director  of  Central  Intelligence, 
same  subject,  dated  December  10, 1951 
As  recommended  by  the  Director  of  Central  Intelli- 
gence in  paragraph  5  of  the  reference  memorandum,  the  President,  as 
of  this  date,  directs  the  Secretary  of  State  and  the  Secretary  of 
Defense,  assisted  by  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence,  to  have 
the  Communications  Intelligence  activities  of  the  Government  sur- 
veyed, with  the  view  of  recommending  any  corrective  measures  that 
may  be  required  to  ensure  the  most  secure  and  effective  conduct  of 
such  activities. 
This  memorandum  confirms  the  oral  agreement  to  such 
a  survey  reached  at  a  meeting  with  the  President  in  his  office  yes- 
terday, attended  by  Under  Secretary  of  State  Webb,  Deputy  Secretary 
of  Defense  Foster,  General  Bradley,  General  Smith,  and  the  under- 
signed. 
JAMES  S.  LAY,  JR. 
Executive  Secretary 
cc:  The  Chairman,  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff 
The  Director  of  Central  Intelligence
AFOIN/Maj Gen Sanford/km/55613/7 Avg 52 t-AKLG10 TOP SECRST ae n-o777> AUTE CS, USAF AUG  - 1359 MEMORANDUM FOR: THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE 1. In response to your memorandum of 30 July, ay visws ed recommendations on the "Brownell" report are set forth below. 2. Basically, I find that I an is disagreement with the major conclusion of the report - that strong centralisation of the national COMIN? effort is desirable. 3. Strong versus locee centralized control is a conatant quee~ tiom in handling management problemas. I believe that the COMDIT field is particularly vulnerable to danger from either extress. I feol that COMINT requires a wery delicate balance between these ax- tremes, amd I believe we have made valuable progress toward evolution of thie balance. If the specific recosmeniations of the Comittee are accepted, I belivve we will be taking a backward instead ef a forward step. I agree that the present organisation has not yet found the final balance, but the present situation in vbich COMET activities are guided rather than contrelied, with all interested parties participating in that guidance, is, in my opinion, evidence of sound evolutionary progress that should be fostered. 4. I agree with the report's conclusion that COMINT is @ national responsibility. Mowsver, I do not consider that the Com- wittee's findings reflect the full implications ef the axilitary e of COMINYT in wartins. Acceptame af the Bromell Con- aittee's recommadations would remowe froa Service control the field units now operating in direct support of Meld forces and place thex under the strong control of a mew machanisn of comand. This is of particular concern to ths Air Force where tise and speed factors require immediate response by field intercept units. I believe it would impeir established linss of comand in deferse channels, and could create dangerous obstscles requiring hasty revisions in the event of hostilities. S. In view of the fast that the Brownell Comeltteo did nat make specific recomendations on the detailed organisation ef AVSA, I recomemi that consideration be given to its organization end operae tion as a unified commend under ths Jeintgphisfs, following estab- lished practices for *jeint action of Anmed Forees*. This is a form of centralised control] that is not extrem. We are acquainted with NTOAV - AD AOVEAWOD TOR SECRET SECURITY INFORMATION
TOP SECRET it and know how to adjust it. I believe it wuld provide for effective wartime as well as peacetime operation; would avoid the probles of using new and unusual machinery for the control of military forces; ard wuld, I believe, be adequately responsive to civilian as well es military interests. (eranED Me FP. TWINING Acting Chief of Starr United States Air Forec 2 TOP SECRET SECURITY INFORMATION
ay ee See 7 5 _ st 7% : 7 “ose a _Devittmed of Defense ane : re Do DoD Directive 5105. 38, Defense: Tatelligence ‘gents : So Ji 8. (Technical Tntelligerce) ;" April 27; 196k ict. : a } DoD Directive S-3115.4, "Communi cations Intelligence . (comm—NT) (¢)," March. 19, 1959 » “eal vee JAE DoD Directive S-3115.2,° WBectronies “Intelligence Code © (aunt) (¢),"Yeree 19, 2959 fe SmEeE SSD sre pe tims mp Sreperie PPAUAN TAIN AIIM SB aye He wont a te hee Pgcert ag ™ CLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC —. ING:" DOD DIR 5200. 10 * DOES NOT APPLY” edt COs Tet eater at vues
“Maryland, ‘the Defense ‘Specs “Center (Detense/Smic) 2 responrible teblish end ‘promilget ° el “methods | cot system. ecessary “of ‘the Joint. “Reconnaissence. Cerd to this, ectivity, renain “unchanged
AY C. ee Le oF specified commands remains. in normal operetional ee S See he a ae eee a ee FL : Commanders ‘of ‘unified and specitied ‘commands wili * exercise operational control over collection units or 7 facilities as directed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Operational control-of collection facilities provided © by military services and not assigned to the unified This directive is effective upon , publication. Ite 2 provisions will be implemented as determined jointly © Sy by the Director, DIA, and Directory HSA. ATT ‘DoD * Components will 3 review their existing directives, . instructions,’ and regulations for conformity; make. “1-0 Ly necessary changes thereto within 90 days; and notify ~ ~~ the Director, DIA, Director, NSA, and Secretary of Defense when changes & are completed. Coe ee Tt - Tat et ue “4 oN ‘transfer of funds, ‘Pecilitt es; “equipment, personnel ; “suthorizations, ‘and civilian personnel will-be ~ tee accomplished under established DoD’ Procedures.
(Page one) I. PURPOSE [Excised] This directive comple- ments functions and responsibilities assigned by references (a), (b), (cc), and (d). II. APPLICABILITY The Provisions of this directive apply to all CoD components. IIIT. DEFINITIONS AND SCOPE [Excised]
(Page two) [Excised ] Vv. RELATIONSHIPS AND AUTHORITY A. The Director, DIA, and the Director, NSA, shall jointly establish and promulgate administrative and managerial procedures, methods, and systems necessary to achieve the objectives of this directive. The Director of Defense/SMAC will be selected jointly by the Directors, DIA and NSA. The authority of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and functions of the Joint Reconnaissance Center (JRC), as pertain to this activity, remain unchanged.
ORGANIZATION NAME __ EFFECTIVE DIRECTOR (Jan 75 - Jan 80) D VADM Bobby R. Inman, USN Jul 1977 LT GEN Lew Allen, Jr., USAF Jan 1975 DEPUTY DIRECTOR (Jan 75 - Jan 80) D Robert E. Drake Mar 1978 Benson K. Buffham Jan 1975 INSPECTOR GENERAL (Was key component during Jul 76 -Jan 80) I Jonn J. Connelly, Jr. Jul 1976 GENERAL COUNSEL (The General Counsel became a key component in Feb 78 when ADLA, infra, was disestablished. Prior to 1978 the General Counsel served under the ADLA.) U Daniel C. Schwartz Oct 1975 Daniel B. Silver Feb 1978 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR LEGAL & LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS (ADLA) (Existed Mar 77 - Feb 78) U Gerald P. Burke Mar 1977 SPECIAL COUNSEL (Existed Jul 76 to Mar 77, when it became ADLA, Supra) U Gerald P. Burke Jul 1976 DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS AND POLICY (DDPP) (Established Jan 80 replacing ADPL, infra, which was disestablished) Q Richard N. Kern Jan 1980 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR POLICY & LIAISON (ADPL) (Mar 77 = Jan 80) D John R. Harney Mar 1977 EXECUTIVE FOR STAFF SERVICES (ESS) (Existed Jan 75 - Mar 77 when it became ADPL, Supra) John R. Harney Aug 1975 William H. Jenkins Jan 1975
ORGANIZATION NANE EFFECTIVE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR INSTALLATIONS & LOGISTICS (ADIL) (Jan 75 - Jan 80) L Louis J. Bonanni Jan 1978 Louis J. Bonanni (Acting) Apr 1977 BG Charles E. Shannon, USAF May 1976 BG Charles B. Knudson, USAF Jan 1975 DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAMS & RESOURCES (DDPR) (Established Jan 80 replacing ADPR, infra, which was disestablished) N MGEN Howard M. Estes, Jr., USAF Jan 1980 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR PLANS & RESOURCES (ADPR) (Jan 75 - Jan 80) N MGEN Howard M. Estes, Jr., USAF Aug 1979 RADM H. H. Davis, Jr., USN Oct 1977 RADM John A. Walsh, USN Jul 1975 RADM Chester G. Phillips, USN Jan 1975 DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR FIELD MANAGEMENT & EVALUATION (DDF) (Jan 75 ~- Jan 80 when, upon disestablishment, some of its functions were assigned to DDM, DDO, and DDPP.) K BG James E. Freeze, USA (Acting) Jul 1979 MGEN Howard M. Estes, Jr., USAF Jul 1978 MG George L. McFadden, Jr.,USA Jul 1975 RADM John L. Marocchi, USN Jan 1975 DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR MANAGEMENT SERVICES (DDM) (Nov 76 - Jan 80) M Dr. Don C. Jackson Nov 1976 -ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR PERSONNEL & SECURITY (ADPS) (Existed Jan 75 - Nov 76, when it became DDM, supra) M Don C. Jackson Jul 1976 John J. Connelly, Jr. Jan 1975 TRAINING DIRECTOR (Jan 75 - Jan 80) E Eugene J. Becker Jul 1979 Joseph C. Burke May 1978 William H. Jenkins Aug 1975 Thomas A. Prugh Jan 1975
ORGANIZATION NAME EFFECTIVE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (DDO) (Jan 75 - Jan 80) P : RADM H. J. Davis, Jr., USN Aug ; MG George L. McFadden, Jr., USA May Robert E. Drake Jul MG Robert E. Wolff, USA Jan 1979 1978 1975 1975 DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR RESEARCH & ENGINEERING (DDR) (Jan'75 - Jan 80) R James V. Boone Jan Howard E. Rosenblum Jan DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR COMMUNICATIONS SECURITY (DDC) (Jan 75 - Ss Howard E. Rosenblum Jan Raymond T. Tate Jan 1978 1975 Jan 80) 1978 1975 DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS & COMPUTER SERVICES (DDT) (Jan 75 - Jan &@) 7 Milton S. Zaslow Jun RADM Eugene S. Ince, USN Aug Col William R. Adams, USAF Jan 1978 1976 1975
NO: 115.1 DATE: august 31, 1960 SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE ORDER SUBJECT: Organization and Functions of the Office of Missile and Satellite Systems 1. There is hereby established the Office of Missile and Satellite Systems in the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force. 2. The Director of the Office of Missile and Satellite Systems is primarily responsible for assisting the Secretary in discharging his responsibility for the direction, supervision and control of the SAMOS Project. He is responsible for maintaining liaison with the Office, Secretary of Defense and other interested Governmental agencies on matters relative to his assigned responsi- bilities. He may be assigned additional duties as deemed appropriate by the Secretary of the Air Force. 3. The Director will provide the Secretariat for the Air Force Ballistic Missile Committee. DUDLEY CY SHARP Secretary of the Air Force ATHO FORM 0-862, 17 JUN 5S a RL RT EOE EAA Re ne
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DATE:    August  31,    1960 
SECRETARY  OF  THE   AIR  FORCE 
ORDER 
subject: 
3. 
Organization  and  Functions  of  the  Office  of  Missile 
and  Satellite  Systems 
There  is  hereby  established  the  Office  of  Missile  and 
Satellite  Systems  in  the  Office  of  the  Secretary  of  the 
Air  Force. 
The  Director  of  the  Office  of  Missile  and  Satellite 
Systems  is  primarily  responsible  for  assisting  the 
Secretary  in  discharging  his  responsibility  for  the 
direction,  supervision  and  control  of  the  SAMOS  Project. 
He  is  responsible  for  maintaining  liaison  with  the  Office, 
Secretary  of  Defense  and  other  interested  Governmental 
agencies  on  matters  relative  to  his  assigned  responsi- 
bilities.  He  may  be  assigned  additional  duties  as 
deemed  appropriate  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Air  Force. 
The  Director  will  provide  the  Secretariat  for  the  Air 
Force  Ballistic  Missile  Committee. 
DUDLEY  Cr  SHARP 
Secretary  of  the  Air  Force 
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1. NO: 116.1 DATE: August 31, 1960 SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE ORDER SUBJECT: The Director of the SAMOS Project Effective thie date, Brigadier General Robert E. Greer, Assistant Chief of Staff for Guided Missiles, is designated as Director of the SAMOS Project, with addti- tional duty as Vice Commander for Satellite Systems, AFYMD, ARDC, with duty station at 2400 East El Segumdo Boulevard, El Segundo, California. The Director will organize an office to manage the SAMOS Project. Manpower to staff the office will be drawn from manpower available to him as Vice Commander for Satellite Systems. The SAMOS Project Office will be a field extension of the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force. The Director is responsible to and will report directly to the Secretary of the Air Force. Additional duties may be assigned to the Director as deemed appropriate _— the = of the Air Force. edly Cb hor Secretary of the Air Force AFHQ FORM 0-862. $7 JUN 83
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no:         116.1 
DATE:      August   31,    1960 
SECRETARY  OF  THE    AIR   FORCE 
ORDER 
SUBJECT:    The  Director  of  the  SAMOS  Project 
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4. 
Effective  thi?  date,  Brigadier  General  Robert  E.  Greer, 
Assistant  Chief  of  Staff  for  Guided  Missiles,  is 
designated  as  Director  of  the  SAMOS  Project,  with  addi- 
tional duty  as  Vice  Commander  for  Satellite  Systems , 
AFPMD,  ARDC,  with  duty  station  at  2400  East  El  Segundo 
Boulevard,  El  Segundo,  California. 
The  Director  will  organize  an  office  to  manage  the  SAMOS 
Project.   Manpower  to  staff  the  office  will  be  drawn 
from  manpower  available  to  him  as  Vice  Commander  for 
Satellite  Systems.   The  SAMOS  Project  Office  will  be  a 
field  extension  of  the  Office  of  the  Secretary  of  the 
Air  Force. 
The  Director  is  responsible  to  and  will  report  directly 
to  the  Secretary  of  the  Air  Force. 
Additional  duties  may  be  assigned  to  the  Director  as 
deemed  appropriate  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Air  Force. 
DUDLEY  C.  £j&RP  ' 
Secretary  of  the  Air  Force 
AFHO   FORM  0.862.     »7    JUH    S3
~~ SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE ORDER SUBVECT: organization and Functions of the Office o: Space Systems 1, There is hereby established the Of Systems in the Office of the Secretary ofr t 2, The Director of the Office of Space Systems is primarily responsible for assisting the Secretary in ¢dis- charging his responsibility for the direction. supervision. policy, security and control of space systems. He is respon- ible for maintaining liaison with the Office, Secretary of Defense and other interested Governmental agencies on £4 matters relative to his assigned responsibiliti« wv) 3. Secretary of the Air Force Order No. 115.17, dated January 26, 1962. is hereby super-eded. n AFR 11-16 ul, This Order is issued in accordance wit = or Ass ed July 18. 1963, subject: "Delegatirge u tory Authority." j / Hawa (he ~ BANS MAPK Seer tary of the Ain Feree ann Forr O-2207 Jul 54
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SECRETARY  OF  THE    A!R  FORCE 
ORDER 
subject: 
Organization  and  Functions  of  the  Of  fie 
Sv  stems 
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1.  There  is  hereby  established  the  Office  of  3p 
Systems  in  the  Office  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Air  For 
2.  The  Director  of  tho  Office  of  Space  Systems 
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sible  for  maintaining  liaison  with  the  Office.  Secret 
of  Defense  and  other  interested  Governmental  agencies 
matters  relative  to  his  assigned  responsibilities. 
"3.   Sec  ^eta^v  of  the  Ai^  Fo^ce  Order  No.  1  1 5 .  1  ,  da 
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NO: 116.1 DATE: MAR 10 833 SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE ORDER SUBJECT: The Office of Special Projects 1. The Director of Special Projects and his key personnel constitute a field extension of-the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force. Their manpower spaces are provided by my staff. Additional manpower spaces are assigned by my direction from resources available to the Air Force Systems Command. 2. The Director is responsible to and reports directly to the Secretary of the Air Force, and manages and conducts designated projects exclusively in accordance with guidance received from this office. The Director also has the duty of Assistant Vice Commander, Space Division, AFSC. 3. Secretary of the Air Force Order Number 116.1, dated June 3, 1980, is hereby superseded. 4, This Order is issued in accordance with Air Force Regulation 11-18, dated July 18, 1963, subject: Delegating or Assigning Statutory Authorit orn] Verne Orr : Sserctcry of tre ir Force
NO:  116.1 
DATE:  KAR  10.1933 
SECRETARY  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
Of 
the 
SUBJECT:  The  Office  of  Special  Projects 
1.  The  Director  of  Special  Projects  and  his  key- 
personnel  constitute  a  field  extension  of -  the  Office 
Secretary  of  the  Air  Force.   Their  manpower  spaces  are 
provided  by  my  staff.   Additional  manpower  spaces  are 
assigned  by  my  direction  from  resources  available  to  the  Air 
Force  Systems  Command.        
2.  The  Director  is  responsible  to  and  reports  directly 
to  the  Secretary  of  the  Air  Force,  and  manages  and  conducts 
designated  projects  exclusively  in  accordance  with  guidance 
received  from  this  office.   The  Director  also  has  the  duty 
of  Assistant  Vice  Commander,  Space  Division,  AFSC. 
3.  Secretary  of  the  Air  Force  Order  Number  116.1, 
dated  June  3>  1980,  is  hereby  superseded. 
4.  This  Order  is  issued  in  accordance  with  Air  Force 
Regulation  11-18,  dated  July  18,  1963,  subject:   Delegating 
or  Assigning  Statutory  Authorit; 
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ty THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON > —FoersSEGcREF— May 26, 1962 NATIONAL SECURITY ACTION MEMORANDUM 156 TO: The Secretary of State ; #397 The Secretary of Defense #398 The Director of Central Intelligence #399 The Director, National Aeronautics and #400 Space Acministration The Director, Arms Control and Disarmament #401 . Agency 1. We are now engaged in several international negoi:ations on disarmament and peaceful uses of outer space. These negotiations are likely to continue for a long time, ana meet. Steen ees . hecordingly, I NY request that. the Department of State organize a com- ‘mittee for this purpose, with representatives of all / addressees with sufficient standing to permit them to be fully cognizant of all our programs in this area. ja} : 7 $ 435 Lil I wish to receive your report and recommendations by NN: 1 July. I=: a a Gen. Taylor #402 f Ys Mrs. Lincoln — Mr. Bundy (3) - f iph/ Mr. Johnson — nsec Files (2) — - Sth hss. vgie - Efravi (A 2 Seth) ~~ (Dispatched 5/28/62) tC Lh $i 7 Dr. 7/7 /¢2
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TOP  SECRET 
May  26,    1962 
NATIONAL  SECURITY  ACTION  MEMORANDUM  156 
TO: 
The  Secretary  of  State 
The  Secretary  of  Defense 
The  Director  of  Central  Intelligence 
The  Director,    National  Aeronautics  and 
Space  Administration 
The  Director,    Arms   Control  and  Disarmament 
Agency 
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1.      We  are  now  engaged  in  several  international  negoz^ations 
on  disarmament  and  peaceful  uses  of  outer  space.     These 
negotiations  are  likely  to  continue  for  a  long  time,   and 
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addressees  with  sufficient  standing  to  permit  them  to 
be  fully  cognizant  of  all  our  programs  in  this  area. 
I  wish  to  receive  your  report  and  recommendations  by 
1  July. 
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