_ £rem the Director of Intelligence, General Staff, United: States Aray, and the- ~ of Staff, United States Air ‘Force, 24 December 1948, subject: "Transfer of “<*> 77 . Certain Communication-Intellizence and Communication Security Functions fron Oy. és ryf oa a | DEPARDGNTS OF THE AR aD ae : THE ATR FORCE 27 OTOH 25, D. C+ a 3t December 1948 2c. ve ttt’ oot. | TEASER OF SELECTED ‘COMBE CATION INTELLIGENCE ) ; or Toe gree * COMMUNICATION SECURITY “FUNCTIONS — a = oS i ear TS ees Te Tee, L ~_7 - . * General, occ eco cles eececcce sence ee J ee Fanctions...2.. Troop basis spaces and civilian personnel authorizations.......ccccceeed Personnel to accampany spaces and authorizations... ccceccccccescvcceced = Funds... cscccccvccccaccccccccccccc ccc cc cc cscs cccenccccccecccesecscseseesy _ SOPPLLES. ieeeeeerseereceerececestcescrse est erecscseseeesesecseucreees “Records. Ce eee eee oes esa COOH ES HSER EEO EEES OEE OO OSES DESC ECC EEC CRYOOS 7 Administrative ANSETUCTLONS ..cccccecccccnvccccccccccccccccevccccccveesed, wawacamcacacaes coscccsvecsecceescccccccesccel < 1. General.—a. Authority.—Pursuaat to the authority contained in the Na~ tional Security Act of 1947 (act, 26 July 1947; Public Law 253—80th Cong.; Bul. 11, WD, 1947), and in Transfer Orders 1 and 4 (Bul. 1, Dent. of the Amzy, 1947, and JAAF Bul. 1, 1948, respectively), National Military Estab- lishment, the administrative adjustments prescribed” herein are -Pablished for the information and compliance of all concerned. _b. Reference.—Memorandum (classified), together with attachments thereto. : Director of Intellizence, Deputy Chief of Staff, Operations, United States ~ _ Air” Force » to the Vice Chief of Staff, United States Army, and the.Vice Chief . se « the Department of the Army to the Department of the Air Force." ‘(This refer-_ ence is cited for historical record purpeses only. No distribution of it will be made.)-~ 2. Functions.—-Effective 1 Jamary 1949, there will be transferred from the - Department of the Army to the Department of the Air Force certain classified communication intelligence and communication security functions as outlined in memorandum referred to in paragraph lb. 3. Troop basis spaces and civilian personnel authorizations.—a, There will ‘be transferred from the Department cf the Army to the Department of the Air Force, effective 1 January 1949 , and to be completed no later than 28 February 19L9— . - ; Oy Military troop spaces as follows: a) . basis spaces as authorize the lst, 2nd and 8th Radio Squadrons, Mobile j captains, LO lieutenants, 13 master sergeants, 3 first sergeants, 28 sergeants °* first class, 160 sergeants, 201 corporals, 280 privates first class, and 141 recruits). wenty officer and two hundred eighty-four enlisted troop aces as authorized by T/O & E 32-9 si, Seotember 136th Radio Security Detachment (1 mejor, 10 captains, 3 lieutenants, 8 master sergeants, 1 first sergeant, 9 sergeants first class, 69 sergeants, 79 corporals, 106 privates first class, 10 privates, and 2 recruits}. . (b) — tbpedes $ ee ay
/ tye _ will be released from attachment to the Department of the Amy, Jarmary 1949 and to be campl not later than 28 february- 1949. . ; “(e) Forts ieicer troop basis bulk es from those allocated to = cinyo- Spe deay Seculte 2-calonels, 4 lieutenant els, 7-1... majors, i3 captains, “and 1, Mentenants) for Air.Force c=. tion in certain operational and Araining | activities-of the. ~-.% 7°. mc) Civilian positions as follows: _ _-(a) Pour de extal-graded (1-CAF-5, 2 caF-3). _ wenn “*27"(b) ‘Three Sield-gr 1 Pe and 2 CAF-~4's) and ten field-ungraded. , b. Personnel ceilings will be adjusted accordingly. 4. Personnel to accompany spaces and authorizations.—a. Twent yatwo dir Force officers p y ying Devartment of the Ary troo > baat Spaces 2 “IGE = a b. Department of the Army personnel assigned to the 1st, 2d, and 8th Hadio Squadrons, Mobile,.and the 136th Radio Security Detachment when inactivated by the Department ‘af the Army will be attached for duty with the appropriate Air Porce orgmizations until replaced by Air Force personnel and in no case dater than 30 June 1949. “ c, Those Department of tis Air Force personnel currently assigned to the Amy Security Agency who are not readjusted in accordance with these specific read= justzent by besartne will remain on duty with the Army Security Agency util. replaced by Department of the Army personnel and in no case cater than 30 im. June 1945. - d. Two departmental—graded civilians will be transferred from the Department ’ . of the Army to the Department _ of the Air Fores in accardance with the provisions of the reference in paragraph 1b. e. Established administrative procedures will be ‘followed in effecting the transfers and reassignmeats as specified in the reference under paragraph lb. . 5. Funds.—dadjustments will be:made in Amny and Air Force fund allocations @s may be necessary by virtue of ‘tne chanses directed herein. Fund adjustments vwh11 be based upon those dates upon witich funding responsibility actually passes to the receiving Department and following which the receiving Department, from funds alloceted to it, assumes full responsibility for payment. 6. Supplies.—Supplies and equipment will be adjusted as mutually agreed bee . tween the Departments. 7.. Records .—-Records necessary for the performance of the fonctions outlined 4m the reference under paragraph lb will be’ transferred to the receiving De~ partaent. 8. Administrative instructions. —a,. Current Department of the Amy and Department. of the dir Force publications applicable to the functions transferred - - . Under paragraph 2, with the exception of any provisions contained therein reich conflict with these joint regulations, will continue in force and apply to the - © United States dir Force until.such time as they are or may be replaced by appropriate Department of the Amy and/or Department of the Air Force publications. “= 935