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mel * ; of such intelligence at al! organizational levels. (15) As directed by HQ USAF, develops capabili- ties for participation in the Defense Attache System: monitors and supports that participation. (16) Serves as the responsible agency for the intelligence aspects cf evasion and escape, and prisoners of war plans and programs. (17) Serves as the responsible agency for soticit- ing, validating, and satisfying Air Force collateral in- telligence document requirements. (18) Provides central intelligence research and library support to HQ USAF and acts as the responsible agency for all biographic data. (19) Provides other specialized intelligence ser- vices in support of Air Force missions as directed by the Chief of Staff. (20 4. Special Responsibilities and Instructions: a. The AFIS consists of a headquarters, and other subordinate organizational elements as authorized by the Chief of Staff, USAF. The ACS/Intelligence, HQ USAF, also serves as the Commander, AFIS. The Commander, AFIS, exercises command jurisdiction over assigned units, personnel, property and funds. b. AFIS provides specialist intelligence represent- BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF THE AIR FORCE OFFICIAL JACK R. BENSON, Colonel, USAF Director of Administration ation for BQ LSAF. joint, interdepartmental, inter- national activiis¢. and board and committee member- ship as required 5y HQ USAF. c. AFIS is designated as the USAF Automatic Data Processing Ses.ctis SADPS} monitor for the Air Force Intelligence Dota Handiz System (FDHS) and is dele- gated ADP suit ities ant exercises ADP responsibilities under the provision: «/ Ar 300-2 and AFM 300-12. §. Relationships to Gzier Commands and Agencies: a. At the direction of HQ USAF, AFIS provides Air Force support to approved programs of the Defense Intelligence Agency, Defense Mapping Agency, National Security Agency/Central Security Service, and other agencies of the Government. b. AFIS and its field elements wil be provided support by Air Force commands acccrding to host- tenant support agreements. 6. Direct Communication. Direct communication is authorized between AFIS and governmental agencies. DOD components, unified and specified commands, military services, major and intermediate Air Force commands, bases and installations, technical intelligence agencies and foreign intelligence agencies on matters for which AFIS is assigned sesponsibility. GEORGE S. BROWN, General, USAF Chief of Staff AFR 23-45 10 June 1974
fel This is a printed copy of a message oreviously transmitted by the OPR. R151312Z Jan 79 IMC 79-1 FM HQ USAF WASH DC/INY AFR 23-45 15 January 1979 UNCLAS ALMAJCOM SUBJECT: Interim Message Change 79-1 to AFR 23-45, 10 June 1974. - Page 2, Add para 3B(20): "Provides peacetime management of intelligence mobilization augmentee (MA) positions which have been established by commands and agencies, validated by the Air Staff, and assigned to AFIS for such management." Distribution: F
DETACHMENT 3 MISSION STATEMENT DETACHMENT 3 FID SERVES AS A FIELD EXTENSION TO HQ FTD IN THE EUROPEAN AREA BY AQUIRING, ASSESSING, AND REPORTING ON FOREIGN AEROSPACE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND PROVIDING LIAISON ASSISTANCE AND TECHNICAL COLLECTION SUPPORT TO THE USAFE HEADQUARTERS, OTHER USAF ACTIVITIES, AND OTHER AGENCIES.
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DETACHMENT  3  FTD  SERVES  AS  A  FIELD  EXTENSION  TO  HQ  FTD  IN  THE  EUROPEAN 
AREA  BY  AQUIRING,  ASSESSING,  AND  REPORTING  ON  FOREIGN  AEROSPACE  SCIENTIFIC 
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE FTD KEGULATION 200-23 Headquarters Foreign Technology Division (AFSC) Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio 45433 13 July 1982 Intelligence INTELLIGENCE DOCUMENT REQUIREMENTS This regulation establishes policy and responsibilities to ensure intelligence documents containing substantive intelligence information are properly reviewed for possible inclusion in the Central Information Reference and Control (CIRC) data base. This regulation applies to Headquarters, Foreign Technology Division (FTD) Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. 1. Policy. All documents received from external sources or produced under FTD contract that contain substantive intelligence information applicable to the FTD mission are entered into the CIRC data base if deemed appropriate through the CIRC screening process. 2. Definition. Documentation as it applies to this regulation includes any formally published documents, such as a contractor report; raw or semi-finished published intelligence document, such as laterally distributed Intelligence Information Report (IIR); and reports of standing or special committees or working groups. (Informal analysc-to~analyst communications, drafts being exchanged among analysts and other informal or interim reports are excluded.) 3. Responsibilities. Directorates and Security Office will - a. Determine if documentation received contains substantive intelligence information applicable to the FTD mission. b. Notify the Document Services Branch (NIIS) when this documentation is received from outside sources. c. Ensure a copy of the document is made available to the Information Research Branch (NIIR) for CIRC screening. d. Ensure contractor monitors provide NIIS one copy of any FID contractor prepared report containing substantive intelligence, which has been identified for distribution through the quality assurance procedures stated in FTDR 200-8. Supersedes FIDR 200-23, 28 July 1978. (See signature page for summary of changes. ) No. of Printed Pages: 2 OPK: NIIS (Maj Whetstone) Approved by: Col Boggess Editor: MSgt Hendrix Distribution: F; X: HQ AFSC/INJ...1
FTDR 200-23 13 July 1982 e. Complete FID Form 9, Product Control Sheet, showing the concurrence/ nonconcurrence relative to the CIRC system and the Defense Documentation Center to accompany each FID contractor-prepared report furnished to NIIS. 4. Form Implemented. FTD Form 9, EE Wig, (OFFICIAL 2 DAVID $. WATKOUS, Colonel, USAF oon Commander 46se. gs WAYNE R. KLEIN, Major, USAF Chief, Administration Division ay . Ro k f SUMMARY OF CHANGES Revision refines the sources and notification for control of documents con- taining substantive intelligence information.
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PUBLICATION OR DOCUMENT CHANGE (For Write-In, Paragraph, or Remove-and-insert Page Changes) 22 Apr 87 ESCR 0-2, 20 Apr 87 MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES 1 PAGE REF ACTION EFERENCE (Change, Delete, Remove, Insert, Etcetera} 4 R8-2 - Change date from 21 Oct 86 to i Oct 86. 6 C-1 to R23-15 - Delete 14 |p123-1 - Change date from 20 Aug 85 to 19 Dec 86. 14 jPi23-29-3 ~ Change P123-29-1 to P123-27-1. 16 |Ri71-235 - | Change OPR to SCT. 16 [R171-237 - | Change OPR to SCT, (If classified, put classification in top and bottom margins and include declassification instructions here) DAPE DISTRIBUTION: Same as Basic SUPERSEOES: (Include when applicable) FOR TRE COMMANDER R. C. DIEKMEIE , Lt Col, Us. f Director of Administration
PUBLICATION  OR  DOCUMENT  CHANGE 
(For  Write-in,  Paragraph,  or  Remo\/e-and-lnsert  Page  Changes) 
NO 
CHANGE  DATE 
22  Apr  87 
BASIC  PUBLICATION  OR  DOCUMENT  AND  DATE 
ESCR  0-2,  20  Apr  87 
MAKE  THE  FOLLOWING  CHANGES 
PAGE 
REFERENCE 
LINE 
ACTION 
(Change.  Delete.  Remove,  Insert.  Etcetera) 
OPR  (Functional  Address  Symbol) 
DAPE 
R8-2 
C-l  to 
R23-15 
R123-1 
P123-29-1 
R171-235 
R171-237 
DISTRIBUTION:  Same  as  Basic 
SUPERSEOES:  (Include  when  applicable) 
Change  date  from  21  Oct  86  to  1  Oct  86. 
Delete 
Change  date  from  20  Aug  85  to  19  Dec  86 
Change  P123-29-1  to  P123-27-1. 
Change  OPR  to  SCT. 
Change  OPR  to  SCT, 
(If  classified,  put  classification  in  top  and  bottom  margins  and  include  declassification 
Instructions  here) 
AUTHENTICATION 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER 
R.  C.  DIEKMEIE  ,  Lt  Col,  UC>.  ? 
Director  of  Administration
CEPANTWIENT OF THE AIR FORCE ESC REGULATION 232 110 Ciectvenic Security Command Gon Antonio, TX 78243 . ; 14 November 1980 Organization and Misslon—Field UNIT MISSION DIRECTIVES This r2gulation explains what mission directives are, who uses them in ESC, and how to request changes. It imoizments AFRs 26-2 and 23-22. ~ 1. Mission Directives Explained. ESC mission directives provide an authoritative base for all unit actions, the mission of the unit, and the Internal organization authorized for use by the unit. Unit mission diret tives are published in the 23 series of ESC regulations. 2. Wr.o Issues Directives. The Director, Manpower and Organization (XPM), HQ ESC, Is responsible for developing, issuing, and maintaining a current file of all unit mission directives for afl ESC ucits at squadron level and above. HQ ESC/XPM coordinates directives and all requested changes with the major staff offices at HQ ESC to ensure that they are current, complete, and consistent with other USAF and ESC directives including those on unit mission ana internal organization. 3. Change Procedures: , a. HQ‘USAF recognizes published unit mission directives (23 series ESC regulations) as the approv- ed organizational structure of the specific units and therefore must normally apprave any change thereto. b. The HQESC staff functional manager or, as appropriate, the ESC unit sends requests for changes to HQ ESC/XPM when the mission changes or a change from the standard organization of a unit is required. include: . (1) Justification for mission changes (attach authoritative documents if aoplicable). (2) Answers to questions in AFR 26-2, paragraph 1-18. ° c. riQ ESC/XPM will process the request and advise the requesting activity of final actions. FOR THE COMMANDER Pa WILLIAM R CARROLL, Lt ' Col, | USA need Director of Administration © ~~ °7""*>* Summary of Changes Revised to correspond with the command reorganization. Supersedes USAFSSR 23-2, 3 April 1979. (See signature page for summary of changes.) No of Printed Pagesc— -1..—. > OPR: XPM 1st (Lt J. Diaz) Approved. byx-,-L1 Col Robert. G. Morrell & = Weddie ~ & : . Stetdgutlec a X AUL/LDEA (1); AFISC/DAP (1); USAF AUD GEN/ACUB Lib (1); HQ AFMEAIDAP (2), HO * USAFIMPMO (2. - . . Clee es ‘ Atel 2-
CEPAHTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE  ESC  REGULATION  23-2 
HO  cieclrcnic  Security  Command 
:;?n  Antonio,  TX  78243  14  November  1980 
Organization  and  Mission— Field 
UNIT  MISSION  DIRECTIVES 
7 nis  regulation  explains  what  mission  directives  are,  who  uses  them  in  ESC,  and  how  to  request  changes.  It 
implements  AFRs  26-2  and  23-22. 
# 
1.  Mission  Directives  Explained.  ESC  mission  directives  provide  an  authoritative  base  for  all  unit  actions, 
the  mission  of  the  unit,  and  the  internal  organization  authorized  for  use  by  the  unit  Unit  mission  directives 
are  published  in  the  23  series  of  ESC  regulations. 
2.  Wr.o  Issues  Directives.  The  Director,  Manpower  and  Organization  (XPM),  HQ  ESC,  Is  responsible  for 
developing,  issuing,  and  maintaining  a  current  file  of  all  unit  mission  directives  for  all  ESC  ucUs  at 
squadron  level  and  above.  HQ  ESC/XPM  coordinates  directives  and  all  requested  changes  with  the  major 
staff  offices  at  HQ  ESC  to  ensure  that  they  are  current,  complete,  and  consistent  with  other  USAF  and  ESC 
directives  including  those  on  unit  mission  and  mternal  organization. 
3.  Change  Procedures: 
a,  HQ*USAF  recognizes  published  unit  mission  directives  (23  series  ESC  regulations)  as  the  approv- 
ed organizational  structure  of  the  specific  units  and  therefore  must  normally  approve  any  change  thereto. 
b,  The  HQ  ESC  staff  functional  manager  or,  as  appropriate,  the  ESC  unit  sends  requests  for  changes 
to  HQ  ESC/XPM  when  the  mission  changes  or  a  change  from  the  standard  organization  of  a  unit  is  required, 
include: 
(1)  Justification  for  mission  changes  (attach  authoritative  documents  if  aoplicable). 
(2)  Answers  to  questions  in  AFR  26-2,  paragraph  1-18. 
c,  HQ  ESC/XPM  will  process  the  request  and  advise  the  requesting  activity  of  final  actions. 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER 
»»•<*. 
WILLIAM  R:  CARROLL,  Lt  Col,  USAF??"^* 
Director  off  Administration         ■— ~-^~«* 
Summary  of  Changes 
Revised  to  correspond  with  the  command  reorganization. 
Supersedes  USAFSSR  23-2, 3  April  1979.  (See  signature  page  for  summary  of  changes.) 
No  of  Printed  Pagesc«r.-1^r^-^ 
OPR:    XPM  1st  (Lt  J.  Diaz)  ^_   
Approved  by^U  Col  Robert G.MoTreH^f 
oSSbul^^Muii&  d);  AFISC/DAP  (1);  USAF  AUD  GEN/ACUB  Lib  (1);  HQ  AFMEA/DAP  (2),  HQ 
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~ s, : ,-: . « yes -_ * 4 - . > ~= . . cre we wwe = Sd ee ee ee ay. + DEPA.TMENT oF THE ‘AIR FORCE . "ESC REGULATION 55-1. _ . HQ. cicetranic Security Command .- san .ntorie, TX 78243 _. 2 October 1974 ~~ This regulation sets up procedures and {responsibilies for the NIFSP. It applies | to HQ ESC ard afl subor- _ dinaty units. serercocsercerenpermmecsat-viaes-senr . ee 2. Responsibilities: ie a HQ ESC, OCS/Plans XP). XP is the OPR for the NIFSP and will make sure that It Is managed ac- cording to USSID 512. XPX will maintain copies of ali Terms of Reference (TORs) and will set up procedures for a review before each tae: OMpPlates the tcur. XP will make sure that units with NIFSP billets hava current copies 0 . XP will staff and review the TOR for each assignee and will advise NSA/CSS of concurrence or nonconcurrance with praposed assignes. XPX will consult with the affectad field unit to make sure that a TOR is necessary. b. HQ ESC, DCS/Operations (DO). DO Is the Office of Collateral Responsibility (OCR). pos will authenticate and validate the requirement for an NIFSP billet. DOS will coordinate on the nomination of ths > assignee and provide comments and reasons for any nonselectee. ce. Unit Commanders. Unit commanders wiil manags the NIFSP in USS!ID 512. They will review Individual NIFSP billets before thesiaamas ward recommendations te HQ ESC/XPX/DOS. ccording to the procedures set up FOR THE COMMANDER | oo . __ NEllnde CHRISTOFFERSEN? LEG ‘Director of Administration SUMMARY OF CHANGES This revision changes the OCR fer NIFSP billet recommendations. ; « LS SS SOR rN OS | ee ese nme Py oe ee meme ee mentees eee eo ms ee ere ere eee Supersedes ESCR 55-1, 30 July 1980. (See above for summary of changes.) No of Printed Pages: OPR: XPX (Mr R2U% Gorm anen) . Approved. by: 7 Cf CokJohn:P= ‘Lynch Editor: “Janet? Weddle Distribution: F; X: AUL/LDEA (1); AFISC/DAP Ms HQ USAFIINY (2) “=e. Ate lz:
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
HO  I  icctronic  Security  Command 
3an  .'ntonio,  TX 78243 
ESC  REGULATION  55-1 
2  October  19?1  " 
Operations 
NIFSP)      ' 
Tliis  regulation  sets  up  procedures  and  responsibilities  for  the  NSFSP.  It  applies  to  HQ  ESC  arid  all  subor- 
dinate units. 
3.      Responsibilities: 
-'-  a.  HQ  ESC,  DCS/Plans  (XP).  XP  is  the  OPR  for  the  NIFSP  and  will  make  sure  that  It  is  managed  ac- 
cording to  USSiO  512.  XPX  will  maintain  copies^of  all  Terms  of  Reference  (TORs)  and  will  set  up  procedures 
for  a  review  before  eacr^ijHiMBMWM  the  tour.  XP  will  make  sure  that  units  with  NIFSP 
billets  have  current  copies  ofine  I  ok  ah  will  staff  and  revlsw  the  TOR  for  each  assignee  and  will  advise 
NSA/CSS  of  concurrence  or  nonconcurrence  with  proposed  assignee.  XPX  will  consult  with  the  affected 
field  unit  to  make  sure  that  a  TOR  is  necessary. 
h.  HQ  ESC,  DCS/Operations  (DO).  DO  is  the  Office  of  Collateral  Responsibility  (OCR).  DOS  will 
authenticate  and  validate  the  requirement  for  an  NIFSP  billet.  DOS  will  coordinate  on  the  nomination  of  the 
assignee  and  provide  comments  and  reasons  for  any  nonseiectee.  * 
c      Unit  Commanders.  Unit  commanders  will  manage  the  NIFSP 
In  USSID  512.  They  will  review  individual  NIFSP  billets  before  th 
ward  recommendations  to  HQ  ESC/XPX/DOS. 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER 
g  to  the  procedures  set  up 
mpfetes  the  lour  and  for- 
*&. NEllUj»giROTOFJJERSQ<^Coi 
Director  of  Administration 
SUMMARY  OF  CHANGES 
This  revision  changes  the  OCR  for  NIFSP  billet  recommendations. 
Supersedes  ESCR  55-1, 30  July  198Q.  (See  above  for  summary  of  changes.) 
No  of  Printed  PaflesiwJMinwnr 
OPR:    XPX  (Mrr^^ojTrSp^^ 
Approved  by^U  CtoWonT^tyncI 
Editor:  ^ajneJ^Weddl©  <| 
Distribution:    F;  X:  AUL/LDEA  (1);  AFiSC/DAP  (1);  HQ  USAF/INY  (2) 
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AFTAC MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Air Force Technical Application Center (AFTAC) is to operate and maintain the United States Atomic cnergy Detection System (AEDS), using scientific means to obtain and evaluate technical data on the nuclear energy activities of foreign powers. AFTAC also conducts research and development to improve AEDS cap- abilities, and applies AEDS resources and capabilities to other suitable purposes of the United States Government. AFTAC is responsible for establishing Air Force policy for the execution of the AEDS mission. fat. }.
AFTAC 
MISSION  STATEMENT 
The  mission  of  the  Air  Force  Technical  Application  Center  (AFTAC)  is  to  operate  and 
maintain  the  United  States  Atomic  energy  Detection  System  (AEDS),  using  scientific 
means  to  obtain  and  evaluate  technical  data  on  the  nuclear  energy  activities  of 
foreign  powers.  AFTAC  also  conducts  research  and  development  to  improve  AEDS  cap- 
abilities, and  applies  AEDS  resources  and  capabilities  to  other  suitable  purposes 
of  the  United  States  Government.  AFTAC  is  responsible  for  establishing  Air  Force 
policy  for  the  execution  of  the  AEDS  mission. 
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