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REVIEW  OF  MEDICAL INTELLIu ENCE 
Background 
The  U.S.  Army  Medical  Intelligence  and  information  Agency  (MIIA), 
Fort  Dietrick,  MA,  is  the  sole  producer  of  general  medical  intel- 
ligence for  the  DoD.   MIIA  responsibilities  include  assessing 
foreign  biomedical  R&D  and  its  impact  on  the  physiological  and 
psychological  effectiveness  of  mil itary-  forces;  addressing  the 
impact  of  foreign  natural  environments  on  military  personnel;  and 
exploiting  military  medical  R&D  successes  and  failures  of  other 
countries  to  U.S.  efforts.   In  addition,  MIIA  is  responsible  for 
acquiring  and  exploiting  foreign  medical  materiel.   For  fiscal 
year  1981,  MIIA  is  staffed  with  about  30  military  and  civilian 
personnel  to  task  collection  requirements  and  produce  medical 
intelligence  reports.   Discussions  with  the   Director,  General 
Defense  Intelligence  Program  Staff  indicated  intelligence  com- 
munity concern  about  the  absence  of  adequate  medical  intelligence 
for  use  in  contingency  planning  to  support  Rapid  Deployment  Force 
operations,  particularly  in  Third  World  countries  where  casual- 
ties from  unusual  diseases  and  environmental  conditions  could 
occur. 
Scope 
The  review  will  include  an  evaluation  of  the  tasking  of  medical 
intelligence  collection  and  production. 
Objective 
The  review  will  determine  the  effectiveness  of  MIIA  in  tasking 
intelligence  collection  activities  and  in  producing  intelligent 
products.   The  review  will  also  evaluate  whether  MIIA  resources 
are  adequate  and  effectively  used  to  meet  MIIA  mission 
respons  ibil i  ties. 
Program  Data 
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Program  Director 
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THE GLOBAL THREAT OF AIDS (U) DST-1810R-484-88 DIA Task Unit PT-1810-01-04L DATE OF PUBLICATION 29 February 1988 INFORMATION CUTOFF DATE 31 January 1988 This is a Deparument of Defensc intclligence document prepared by the Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center and approved by the Deputy Directorate for Scienufic and Technical Iniclligence of the Defense Intcliigence Agency This document has been processed for CIRC
THE  GLOBAL  THREAT  OF  AIDS  (U) 
DST-1810R-484-88 
DIA  Task  Unit  PT-1810-01-04L 
DATE  OF  PUBLICATION 
29  February   1988 
INFORMATION  CUTOFF  DATE 
31  Januarv   1988 
This  is  a  Department  of  Defense  intelligence  document 
prepared  by  the  Armed  Forces  Medical  Intelligence  Center  and  approved  by  the 
Deputy  Directorate  for  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  of  the 
Defence  Intelligence  Accncv 
This  document  has  been  processed  for  CIRC
MEDICAL CAPABILITIES STUDY UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS (0) A Defense S& Intelligence Stxty DST-1810S-576-88 DIA TASK UNIT PT 1810-03-05L DATE OF PUBLICATION 29 February 1988 INFORMATION CUTOFF DATE 15 Octaber 1987 Supersession Notice This document supersedes DST-1810S~-576-78 and DST-1810S-577-78 dated June 1978, and DST-1810S-578-78 dated July 1978. This is a Department of Defense Intelligence Document prepared by the Ammed Forces Medical Intelligence Center and approved by the Deputy Directorate for Scientific and Technical Intelligence of the Defense Intelligence Agency. This document has been processed for CIRC
MHOICai,  rromii.i'1'iKK  STODg 
UNICN  OF  SdUST  SOCIALIST  RETOBLECS   (U) 
A  Defense  SOT  Intelligence  Study 
DEEV181GS-576-88 
IHA  TASK  WUT  ET  X81O-03-05L 
DATE  OF  KJHLICATION 
29  February  1S88 
DJFOFMAITON  CUTOFF  DATE 
15  October  1987 
Supersession  Notice 
This  document  supersedes  DST^1810S-576-78  and  DST-1810S-577-78  dated  June  1978, 
and  DST-1810S-578-78  dated  July  1978. 
This  is  a  Departuient  of  Defense  Intelligence  Document  prepared  by  the  Armed 
Forces  Medical  Intelligence  Center  and  approved  by  the  Deputy  Directorate  for 
Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  of  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency. 
This  document  has  been  processed  for  CIRC
MEDICAL CAPABILITTES STUDY ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN (0) A Defense S&T Intelligence Study DST-1810S-56 2-87 DIA TASK ONIT PT 1810-03-05L DATE OF PUBLICATION 31 December 1987 Information Cutoff Date 31 July 1987 Supersession Notice This document supersedes DST-1810S-562-77, dated 31 December 1977 This is a Department of Defense Intelligence Document prepared by the Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center and approved by the Deputy Directorate for Scientific and Technical Intelligence of the Defense Intelligence Agency. This document has been processed for CIRC. This information 1s furnished with the understanding that mt wil not be disclosed or knowledge of its possession revealed {0 any other Nation oF Party without specific authority fram the Defense intetigence Agency That it «ili not be used foe other than muntary purposes That tne ngnts of the individual of concern onginating in tne development at the intormation. whether «ts patented or not wall De respected and orntected in accardance with the patent laws of the country of the onginator That t wil be provided Substantially the same degree of security protection afforded to t by the US Department of Defense. and that recioienc will report. promptly and fully any known of suspected compromises of us classified information
MOTICAL  CAPABILITIES  STUD? 
ISLAMIC  REPUBLIC  OF  IRAN  (O) 
A  Defense  S&T  Intelligence  Study 
DST-1S10S-562-87 
DIA  TASK  OKI?  W  18 10-0  3-0  5L 
DATE  OF  PUBLICATION 
31  Deconber  1987 
Information  Cutoff  Date 
31  July   1937 
Supersession  Notice 
This  document  supersedes  DST-1310S-562-77,   dated  31  December   1977 
This  is  a  Department  of  Defense  Intelligence  Document  prepared  by  the 
Armed  Forces  Medical  Intelligence  Center  and  approved  by  the  Deputy 
Directorate  for  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  of  the  Defense 
Intelligence  Agency. 
This  document  has  been  processed   for  CIRC. 
Thj»  mfcxm*t»oo  n  furnished  with  me  understanding  that  rt  will  not  be  disclosed 
or  knowledge  of  its  possession  reveated  to  anv  other  nation  or  party  without 
soeofic  authority  from  the  Defense  inteHicence  Agency  That  it  >vifi  not  be  used 
for  other  than  miittary  purposes  That  tne  rights  of  the  individual  or  concern 
originating  m  the  aevetopment  of  the  information,  whether  tt  *  patentee  or  not 
w.u  be  respected  and  protected  m  accordance  w«tn  the  patent  laws  of  the  country 
of  the  ongmator  That  rt  w»«i  be  provided  substantially  the  same  degree  ol  security 
protection  afforded  to  it  by  the  U  S  Department  o*  Defense,  and  that  recipient 
witl  report  oromotiy  and  'ally  any  known  or  suspected  compromises  of  U  S 
classified  information
MEDICAL CAPABILITIES STUDY REPUBLIC OF VENEZUEIA (0) A Defense S&T Intelligence Study DST-1810S-568-88 DIA TASK UNIT PI 1810-03-05L Date of lication 1 February 1988 Information Cutoff Date 31 July 1987 Supersession Notice This document supersedes DST-1810S-568~77, dated July 1977 This is a Department of Defense Intelligence Document prepared by the Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center and approved by the Deputy Directorate for Scientific ard Technical Intelligence cf the Defense Intelligence Agency This document has been processed for CIRC
MEDICAL  CMS\mT,TTTBS  STOP? 
KhHJBLIC  OF  VENEZUELA  (U) 
A  Defense  SET  Intelligence  Study 
V&S-131C&-568-88 
nm  TASK  miT  FT  1810-03-05L 
Data  of  Publication 
1  February  1988 
Information  Cutoff  Date 
31  July  1987 
Supersession  Notice 
This  document  supersedes  DST-1810S-568-77,  dated  July  1977 
This  is  a  Department  of  Defense  Intelligence  Document 
prepared  by  the  Armed  Forces  Medical  Intelligence  Center 
and  approved  by  the  Deputy  Directorate  for  Scientific  and  Technical 
Intelligence  of  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency 
This  document  has  been  processed  for  CIRC
| DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ~ DIRECTIVES SYSTEM TRANSMITTAL NMR EQ . ‘OATE TISTSTAUTICN 5105.40 - Ch 2 ' July 6, 1979 5000 series ATTACHMENTS ~ Encl 1, page 4 INSTRUCTIONS FOR RECIPIENTS The following page change to DoD Directive 5105.40, "Defense Mapping Agency(DMA)," August 10, 1978, has been authorized: PAGE CHANGE Remove: Page 4, enclosure l ] Insert: Attached replacement page Changes are marked by marginal asterisks. EFFECTIVE DATE This change is effective immediately. f H.E. YOFDAHL, Director Correspondence and Directives Washington Headquarters Services Department of Defense WHEN PRESCRIBED ACTION HAS BEEN TAKEN, THIS TRANSMITTAL SHOULD BE FILED WITH THE BASIC DOCUMENT J SD FORM 106_1 PREVIOUS EDITIONS ARE OBSOLETE
Aug 10, 19784 5105.40 (Encl 1) the extent that any law or Executive order specifically limits the exercise cf such authority to persons at the Secretarial level of a Military Department, such authority will be exercised by the appropriate Under Secretary or Assistant Secretary of Defense. 22. Sell maps, charts, and related products to the public as governed by the provisions of OMB Circular A-25 and Title 10, U.S.C., Chapter 639, Section 7394, 23. Authorize the release of classified DoD MC&G products to foreign nationals within DoD disclosure policies. 24, Lease property, under the control of DMA, under terms thet will promote the national defense or that will be in the public interest, pursuant to the provisions of Title 10, U.S.C., Chapter 159, Section 2667. + + FF The Director, DMA, may redelegate these authorities as appropriate, and in writing, except as otherwise specifically indicated above or as otherwise provided by law or regulation. This delegation of authorities is effective immediately. C. W. Duncan, Jr. Deputy Secretary of Defense #First amendment (Ch 2, 7/6/79)
DEPARTMENT  OF  DEFENSE 
DIRECTIVES  SYSTEM  TRANSMITTAL 
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July  6,    1979 
5000  series 
ATTACHMENTS 
Encl    1,    page  4 
♦ 
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INSTRUCT  IONS  FOR  RECIPIENTS 
The    following  page   change    to   DoD  Directive    5105.40,    "Defense   Mapping 
Agency(DMA) ,"   August    10,    1978,   has   been   authorized: 
PAGE   CHANGE 
Remove:   Page  4,  enclosure  1 
Insert:   Attached  replacement  page 
Changes  are  marked  by  marginal  asterisks. 
EFFECTIVE  DATE 
This  change  is  effective  immediately. 
H.E.  EOFDAHL,  Director 
Correspondence  and  Directives 
Washington  Headquarters  Services 
Department  of  Defense 
WHEN  PRESCRIBED  ACTION  HAS  BEEN  TAKEN,  THIS  TRANSMITTAL  SHOULD  BE  FILED  WITH  THE  BASIC  DOCUMENT 
SD  iL°A?«2 106— 1 
PREVIOUS  EDITIONS  *RE  OBSOLETE
Aug  10,  1978# 
5105.40  (Encl  1) 
the  extent  that  any  law  or  Executive  order  specifically  limits  the 
exercise  cf  such  authority  to  persons  at  the  Secretarial  level  of  a 
Military  Department,  such  authority  will  be  exercised  by  the  appropriate 
Under  Secretary  or  Assistant  Secretary  of  Defense. 
22.  Sell  maps,  charts,  and  related  products  to  the  public  as 
governed  by  the  provisions  of  0MB  Circular  A-25  and  Title  10,  U.S.C., 
Chapter  639,  Section  7394. 
23.  Authorize  the  release  of  classified  DoD  MC&G  products  to 
foreign  nationals  within  DoD  disclosure  policies. 
24.   Lease  property,  under  the  control  of  DMA.,  under  terns  that 
will  promote  the  national  defense  or  that  will  be  in  the  public 
interest,  pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  Title  10,  U.S.C.,  Chapter  159, 
Section  2667. 
* 
* 
The  Director,  DMA,  may  redelegate  these  authorities  as  appropriate, 
and  in  writing,  except  as  otherwise  specifically  indicated  above  or  as 
otherwise  provided  by  law  or  regulation. 
This  delegation  of  authorities  is  effective  immediately. 
C.  W.  Duncan.  Jr. 
Deputy  Secretary  of  Defense 
//First  amendment  (Ch  2,  7/6/79)
DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY BUILDING 56, U.S. NAVAL OBSERVATORY WASHINGTON. 0.C. 20305 DMAINST 5200.4B so 26 July 1976 DMA INSTRUCTION 5200.48 SUBJECT: Safeguarding the Single Integrated Operational Plan - Extremely Sensitive Information (SIOP-ES1) 1. Purpose. To implement the Joint Chiefs of Staff Memorandum SM 36-76, Safeguarding the Single Integrated Operational Plan, dated 15 January 1976. 2. Cancellation. This instruction cancels and supersedes DMAINST 5200.4a, 11 July 1974. 3. Avplicability. The provisions of this instruction apply to all personnel of the Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) who have access to the SIOP-ESI program. 4. Policy. DMA Headquarters and Components wili comply with the provisions of SM 36-76. 5. Responsibilities. a. The HQ DMA Security Office will maintain a current SIOP-ESI access roster for DMA. The office will report to the JCS on all changes in the roster, and will request from JCS any additions or deletions to the approved billet structure. Additionally, the Security Office will ensure that all HQ DMA personnel filling SIOP-ESI billets are properly briefed and debriefed as required, and that appropriate travel restrictions are imposed. b. The Components. Security Office will maintain a current SIOP-ESI access roster for their Component. The offices will report to the HQ DMA Security Office on all changes in the roster as they occur and will request from HQ DMA Staff Director of Security, any additions or deletions to the approved billet structure. The offices will ensure that all people in their Component filling SIOP-ESI billets are properly briefed and debriefed when required, and that appropriate travel restrictions are imposed. 6. SIOP-ESI Travel Restrictions. Travel restrictions will be imposed for a minimm of one year after a person has had access to SIOP=ESI material. Restricted areas will be the same as noted in DoD Instruction C€5210.21, dated 17 December 1973. UT! you q OW & 2 < g ) . b fy . NN WW??
DMAINST 5200.48 26 July 1976 7. Effeccive Date. This instruction is effective on issuance. FOR THE DIRECTOR: J. R. McDONNELL Captain, USN Chief of Staff LIMITED DISTRIBUTION: DMAAC = SQ (2 copies) DMAEC ~ SO (2 copies) DMATC ~ SO (2 copies) HQ DMA - SO (2 coptes) HQ DMA = AO (2 copies) t a 2a Sa LL. Lat ai acctie?
DEFENSE  MAPPING   AGENCY 
IUU.OINC   3«.   U.S.   NAVAL   OISCNVATOHY  DMAXNST     5200. 4B 
WASHINGTON.   O.C.     Z030S  SO 
26  July  1976 
DMA  INSTRUCTION  5 200. 4 B 
SUBJECT:  Saf eguarding  the  Single  Integrated  Operational  Plan  - 
Extremely  Sensitive  Information  (SIOP-ESI) 
1.  Purpose.  To  implement  the  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff  Memorandum  SM  36-76, 
Safeguarding  the  Single  Integrated  Operational  Plan,  dated  15  January  1976. 
2.  Cancellation.   This  instruction  cancels  and  supersedes  DMAXNST  5200.4a, 
11  July  1974. 
3.  Applicability.  The  provisions  of  this  instruction  apply  to  all  personnel 
of  the  Defense  Mapping  Agency  (DMA)  who  have  access  co  the  SIOP-ESI  program. 
4.  Policy.  DMA  Headquarters  and  Components  will  comply  with  the  provisions 
of  SM  36-76. 
5.  Responsibilities . 
a.  The  HQ  DMA  Security  Office  will  maintain  a  current  SIOP-ESI  access 
/'   x-   roster  for  DMA.  The  office  will  report  to  the  JCS  on  all  changes  in  the 
V^  /  roster,  and  will  request  from  JCS  any  additions  or  deletions  to  the  approved 
billet  structure.  Additionally,  the  Security  Office  will  ensure  that  all 
HQ  DMA  personnel  filling  SIOP-ESI  billets  are  properly  briefed  and  debriefed 
as  required,  and  that  appropriate  travel  restrictions  are  imposed. 
b.  The  Components  Security  Office  will  maintain  a  current  SIOP-ESI 
access  roster  for  their  Component.  The  offices  will  report  to  the  HQ  DMA 
Security  Office  on  all  changes  in  the  roster  as  they  occur  and  will  request 
from  HQ  DMA  Staff  Director  of  Security,  any  additions  or  deletions  to  the 
approved  billet  structure.  The  offices  will  ensure  that  all  people  in  their 
Component  filling  SIOP-ESI  billets  are  properly  briefed  and  debriefed  when 
required,  and  that  appropriate  travel  restrictions  are  imposed. 
6.  SIOP-ESI  Travel  Restrictions.  Travel  restrictions  will  be  imposed 
for  a  minimum  of  one  year  after  a  person  has  had  access  to  SIOP-ESI  material. 
Restricted  areas  will  be  the  same  as  noted  in  DoD  Instruction  C5210.21, 
dated  17  December  1973.
DMAINST  5200. 4B 
26  July  1976 
7.   Effective  Dace.   This  instruction  is  effective  on  issuance. 
FOR  THE  DIRECTOR; 
//J.  R.  MCDONNELL 
v    Captain,  USN 
Chief  of  Staff 
LIMITED  DISTRIBUTION: 
DMAAC  -  SO  (2  copies) 
DMAHC  -  SO  (2  copies) 
DMATC  -  SO.  (2  copies) 
HQ  DMA  -  SO  (2  copies) 
HQ  DMA  -  AO  (2  copies) 
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DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY BUILDING 56, U.S. NAVAL OBSERVATORY WASHINGTON, D.C. 20365 IMAINST 8052.3 CE-1 PPS IMA INSTRUCTION 8052.3 28 JAN 1973 SUBJECT: DoD MC&G Support of NASA 1. Purpose. To transmit changes to basic instruction. 2. Action. a. Department of Defense Directives System Transmittal Number 72-28, 5 Dec 72 cancels DoD Directive 5030.18 Department of Defense Support of National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) 25 Aug 6€ and Reports Control Symbol DD-DR&E(S Sh) 742. The reports required by DoD Directive 5030.16, 25 art “6 are no longer used and all other aspects cf the Directive are covered by DoD Directive 4009.19 ef Mar 72, DoD Instruction #38: 59, 20 Aug 70 and DoD. Instructicn 5030. 42, 3 July ke the follcwing pen and ink changes tc the basic b.OR ion. nstruct ey in tele Delete reference bt. Delete paragraph 5a(1)(gE) ( (2 ( we) te SS Y w Delete paragraph 5a(2) te Delete paragrach 5b(3) “-~ Cn TEE DIRECTOR: ROEERT L. BANGERT Colonel. USA Cnief of Staff DISTRIBUTION B Copy tc: WASA (Code W) NASA (Cede VA) NASA/KSC (Code TFS)
DEFENSE  MAPPING  AGENCY 
BUILDING  56.  U.S.  NAVAL  OBSERVATORY 
WASHINGTON.  O.C.  203C5 
IMA  INSTRUCTION  8052.3 
SUBJECT:   DoD  MC&G  Support  of  NASA 
IMAINST  8052.3  CE-1 
PPS 
2*  .JAM  -973 
1.  Purpose .   To  transmit  changes  to  basic  instruction. 
2.  Action. 
a.  Department  of 
Number  72~285  5  Dec  72 
Department  of  Defense 
Space  Administration  ( 
Symbol  DD-DR&E(SA)  7^2 
503C.16.  25  Aug  60  are 
of  the  Directive  are  c 
27  Mar  72.  DoD  Instruc 
Instruction  ^030.^2.  3 
Defense  Directives  System  Transmittal 
cancels  DoD  Directive  5030.18 
Support  of  National  Aeronautics  and 
NASA)  25  Aug  66   and  Reports  Control 
The  reports  required  by  DoD  Directive 
no  longer  used  and  all  other  aspects 
overed  by  DoD  Directive  400Q.19, 
ticn  4105.59.  20  Aug  70  and  DoD 
July  69. 
b.   Make  the  following  pen  and  ink  changes  to  the  basic 
instruction. 
(1)  Delete  reference  b. 
(2)  Delete  paragraph  5a(l)(g) 
(3)  Delete  paragraph  5a(2) 
(4)  Delete  paragraph  5c (3) 
FOR  THE  DIRECTOR: 
ROEERT  L.  BANGERT 
Colonel.  USA 
Chief  of  Staff 
DISTRIBUTION  B 
Copy  to: 
NASA  (Code  W) 
NASA  (Code  MA) 
NASA/MS C  (Code  TF5)
GO  3 
General  Orders 
No.  3 
HEADQUARTERS 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ARMY 
WASHINGTON,  DC,  15  February  1985 
US  ARMY  INTELLIGENCE  AGENCY.  Effective  1  December  1984,  the  US  Army 
Intelligence  Agency  (W4QP),  Washington,  DC,  a  field  operating  agency  of  the  Of- 
fice of  the  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff  for  Intelligence,  Headquarters,  Department  of 
the  Army,  assumes  command  of  the  US  Army  Intelligence  and  Threat  Analysis 
Center  (USAITC),  and  retains  operational  control  (OPCON)  of  the  following  intel- 
ligence production  activities: 
US  Army  Foreign  Science  and  Technology  Center  (WOKP) 
Missile  Intelligence  Agency  (W2US) 
Administrative  and  logistical  support  will  continue  to  be  provided  by  CG  AMC. 
[AIA-ALJ 
By  Order  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Army: 
Official: 
DONALD  J.  DELANDRO 
Brigadier  General,  United  States  Army 
The  Adjutant  General 
JOHNA.WICKHAM.JR. 
General,  United  States  Army 
ChiefofStaff 
DISTRIBUTION: 
Active  Army.  ARNG,  USAR:  To  be  distributed  in  accordance  with  DA  Form 
12-4,  Requirements  for  Department  of  the  Army  General  Orders. 
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•This  General  Order  supersedes  GO  18. 15  June.  1984. 
•U.S.  GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE.  1985-«i6i.C29.i0l6«
- . | HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY WASHINGTON, DC, 23 June 1985 No. 13 US ARMY INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. Effective 30 April 1985, the US Army Intelligence Agency (W4QP), Washington, DC, a field operating agency of the Of- . . fice of the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Headquarters, Department of \ the Army, assumes command of the Missile Intelligence Agency (W2US), and the : Foreign Science and Technology Center (WOKP). Administrative and logistical . support will continue to be provided by the Commanding General, Army Materiel : Command until 1 October 1985. — “Ts [AIA-AL] By Order of the Secretary of the Army: JOHN A. WICKHAMJR. ~ General, United States Army. Official: ‘ Chief of Staff DONALD J. DELANDRO . Brigadier General, United States Army The Adjutant General DISTRIBUTION: Active Army, ARNG, USAR: To be distributed in accordance with DA Form 12-4 requirements for Department of the Army Genera! Orders. ; Y Ta © U.S. GOVERNWENT PRINTING OPPICB: 1985-461-629:10226 ON wi? i!