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‘DEPARTMENT OF THE AiR FORCE *- - HEADQUARTERS ANN FORCE INTELLIGENCE SERVICE FORT BELVOR. VROBGA 22000 1 APR 1981 ants? IG weact Quarterly Oversight Inspection Activities (1 Jan 81 - 31 Mar 81) re: HQ AFISC/IGAI Norton AFB, CA 92409 1. The following is submitted in accordance with AFR 123-3, Intelligence Oversight: . a. Current Activities: There were no oversight inspections conducted by AFIS/IG during this period. A representative of AFIS/IG did accompany an AFISC/IGAI inspection team as an AFIS observor on visits to Det 1, 7602 AINTELG; Det 2, 7602 AINTELG; and OL-C, 7602 AINTELG. These inspection visits were conducted in January and February 1981. . b. Future Activities: An AFIS/IG inspector will accompany AFISC/IGAT as an observor on an inspection of eight 7602 AINTELG Domestic Collection Division locations. This inspection trip is tentatively scheduled for May 1981. Additional oversight inspec-~ tions by AFIS/IG will be contingent on manning improvements. — 2. No activities that raised questions of legality or propriety were detected or. reported during this period. FOR THE COMMANDER ano) C. WAYNE BURRIDGH, Lt Col, USAF Inspector General Joel
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1.  The  following  is  submitted  in  accordance  with  APR  123-3, 
Intelligence  Oversight:  V 
a.  Current  Activities:  There  were  no  oversight  inspections 
conducted  by  AFIS/IG  during  this  period.  A  representative  of 
AFIS/IG  did  accompany  an  AFISC/IGAI  inspection  team  as  an  AFIS 
observor  on  visits  to  Det  1,  7602  AINTELG;  Det  2,  7602  AINTELG; 
and  0L-C,.7602  AINTELG.  These  inspection  visits  were  conducted 
in  January  and  February  1981. 
b.  Future  Activities:  An  AFIS/IG  inspector  will  accompany 
AFISC/IGAI  as  an  observor  on  an  inspection  of  eight  7602  AINTELG 
Domestic  Collection  Division  locations.  This  inspection  trip  is 
tentatively  scheduled  for  May  I98I.   Additional  oversight  inspec- 
tions by  AFIS/IG  will  be  contingent  on  manning  improvements . 
2.  No  activities  that  raised  questions  of  legality  or  propriety 
were  detected  or  reported  during  this  period. 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER 
C.  WAYNF  BURRIDGB  Lt  Col,  USAF 
Inspector  General^ 
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERE AIR FORCE OFFICE OF SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS BOLLING AIA FORCE BASE. OC 20332 oe acecy To armor. IG 31 March 81 suesccts Intelligence Oversight toe AFISC/IGAI Norton AFB, CA 92409 1. During the period 1 Jan - 31 Mar 81, AFOSI/IG conducted inspections at five AFOS! districts and 25 detachments . No violations of £.0. 12036 were detected — oy j 2. During the next quarter, inspections will be conducted at one CONUS and three USAFE districts with a total of 30 detachments. “7 ; ONAL) E. YOUNG, Major USAF Chief, Inquiries & Complaints Division Office of the Inspector Genoral :
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1.  During  the  period  1  Jan  -  31  Mar  81,  AFOSI/IG  conducted 
inspections  at  five  AFOSI  districts  and  25  detachments.  No 
violations  of  E.O.  12036  were  detected. 
2.   During  the  next  quarter,  inspections  will  be  conducted  at 
one  CONUS  and  three  USAFE  districts  with  a  total  of  30 
detachments. 
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Chief,  Inquiries  &  Ccmplsints  Dhssion 
Office  of  the  Inspector  General
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE REPORT TO THE e INTELLIGENCE OVERSIGHT BOARD AS OF 30 JUNE 1981 a- ws 1. (U) . Actions Taken: . : O participated } AFISC OTSI of the Tactical Air Command IG system, visiting two tactical fighter wings during the course of the inspection, The report of the Followup Inspection of Operations-—Intelligence Interface was in final draft preparatory to publishing in July. A USAF intelligence inspector augmented the Air Force Intelligence Service (AFIS) inspection of USAF personnel at eight Domestic Contact Division locations, No illegali- ties or improprieties were noted, . b. (U) In other HQ USAF activity, two revised Air Force Regulations (AFR), AFR 95-8, Requesting and Reporting Aerial Photography, and AFR 200-19, Restrictions on Intelli- gence Activities, were in final edit review prior to publi- cution, . bd ec. (U) The AFIS IG, augmented by the USAF IG, inspect-— ed USAF administrative support to USAF personnel at eight Domestic Contact Division locations within the United States. d. (U) The Air Force Office of Special Investigations (AFOSI) IG #f$Spected 4 districts with a total of 20 detach- ments. No illegalities or improprieties were noted, CLASSIFIED BY gigaeainne OLCLASSIFY, ON REVIEW Off Hag FO te sees os een EXTENUED BY | REASON
f. (U) The Electronic Security Command (ESC) IG inspect- ed two units, finding @ " me oversight reviews in collec— tion and reporting, mo, oak vate Page No illega ities or inproprieties were found, 2. (U) Actions Planned: a. (U) From 1 July through 30 September 1981, the AFISC Intelligence Inspection Branch will inspect numan resources intelligence (HUMINT) activities of the Foreign Technology Division (FLD) and Detachment 22, Air Force Special Activities Center (AFSAC) located at Wright- “Patterson Air Force Base (AFB), Ohio. (AFSAC is the former 7602d Air Intelligence Group and other Air Force HUMINT elements.) An AFIS IG representative will accompany the USAF IG team on these inspections. The current cycle of USAF HUMINT activity inspections will be completed in early fall, 1981, with inspections of HQ AFSAC - and its collocated Detachment 21 at Fort Belvoir,’ Virginia. b. (U) AFIS IG will augment USAF IG inspections of AFSAC units at Wright— Patterson AFB, Ohio, and Fort Belvoir, Virginia. ec. (U) AFOSI IG will inspect 2 overseas and 2 continental United States districts with a total of 15 detachments, da e. (U) ESC IG will inspect two units and follow. up a previous inspection at a third unit. ; it Ce a 4 Atch AP/IG 1. HQ AFIS/IG Ltr, ° 1 Jul 81 (U) 2. HQ AFOSI/iG Ltr, 30 Jun 81 (U) - HQ ESC/IG Ltr, 30 Jun 81 (U) SAF/GC _— Fo A A Sd Ee
UNITED  STATES  AIR  FORCE  REPORT 
TO  THE 
INTELLIGENCE  OVERSIGHT  BOARD 
AS  OF 
30  JUNE  1981 
Actions  Taken 
so  participated  in  an  Ab'isc  OTSI  of  the  Tactical  Air 
Command  IG  system,  visiting  two  tactical  fighter  wings 
during  the  course  of  the  inspection.  The  report  of  the 
Followup  Inspection  of  Operations-Intelligence  Interface 
was  in  final  draft  preparatory  to  publishing  in  July.   A 
USAF  intell igence  inspector  augmented  the  Air  Force 
Intelligence  Service  (AFIS)  inspection  of  USAF  personnel 
at  eight  Domestic  Contact  Division  locations.   No  illegali- 
ties or  improprieties  were  noted. 
b.  (U)   In  other  HQ  USAF  activity,  two  revised  Air 
Force  Regulations  (AFR),  AFR  95-8,  Requesting  and  Reporting 
Aerial  Photography,  and  AFR  200-19,  Restrictions  on  Intelli- 
gence Activities,  were  in  final  edit  review  prior  to  publi- 
cation. * 
c.  (U)   The  AFIS  IG ,  augmented  by  the  USAF  IG,  inspect- 
ed USAF  administrative  support  to  USAF  personnel  at  eight 
Domestic  Contact  Division  locations  within  the  United  States. 
d. 
(AFOSI) 
ments. 
(U)  The  Air  Force  Office  of  Special  Investigations 
IG  fWspected  4  districts  with  a  total  of  20  detach- 
No  illegalities  or  improprieties  were  noted. 
CLASSIFIED  B 
DECLASSIFY.  ON 
REVIEW  on 
EXTENDED  BY 
REASON
f.   (U)   The  Electronic  Security  Command  (ESC)  IG  inspect- 
ed two  units,  finding  fl       J_oyersight  reviews  in  collec- 
tion and  reporting. 
No  illegalities  or  improprieties  were  foundT 
2.   (U)   Actions  Planned: 
a. 
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complex: 
and  its 
(U)  From  1  July  through 
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(AFSAC)  located  at  Wright- 
(AFSAC  is  the  former  7602d 
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company  the  USAF  IG  team  o 
cycle  of  USAF  HUMINT  acti 
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collocated  Detachment  21 
30  September  1981,  the  AFISC 
11  inspect  human  resources 
of  the  Foreign  Technology 
Air  Force  Special  Activities 
Patterson  Air^Force  Base  (AFB), 
Air  Intelligence  Group  and 
An  AFIS  IG  representative 
n  these  inspections.   The 
vity  inspections  will  be 
th  inspections  of  HQ  AFSAC  *• 
at  Fort  Belvoir,'  Virginia. 
b.   (U)   AFIS  IG  will  augment  USAF  IG  inspections  of 
AFSAC  units  at  Wright-Patterson  AFB,  Ohio,  and  Fort  Belvoir, 
Virginia. 
c.   (U)   AFOSI  IG  will  inspect  2  overseas  and  2  continental 
United  States  districts  with  a  total  of  15  detachments. 
e.   (U)   ESC  IG  will  inspect  two  units  and  follow  up  a 
previous  inspection  at  a  third  unit. 
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30  Jun  81  (U) 
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‘DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE 2 HEADQUARTERS AR FOACE NNTELLGENCE SERVICE OAT BELVOR. VAGreA 22060 1 JUL 1981 IG Quarterly Oversignt Inspection Activities (1 Apr 81 - 30 Jun 81} HQ AFISC/IGAL Norton AFB, CA 9240S 1. The following is submitted in accordance with AFR 123-3, Intel- ligerce Oversight: . a. Current Activities: Hq AFIS/IG, accompanied by an inspector from Hq APISC;/IGAL, conducted oversight inspections of USAF repre- sentatives at eight Domestic Collection Division locations. b. Future Aetivities: APIS/IG inspectors will accompany Hq AFISC/ISALY a5 observers during inspections at the following locaticns: (1\ Det 22, APSAC, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH: August 1981. (2) Det 21, AFSAC, Ft Belvoir, VA: September 1981... (3) Ha AFSAC, Ft Belvoir, VA: September 1981. ec. Ne activities that raised questions of legality or propriety were Jetected or reported during this period. POR THE COMMANDER : ; ‘ama’ at C. Kare BURRIDSE, Lt Col, USAF Inspector General
(Page One) DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS AIR FORCE INTELLIGENCE SERVICE FORT BELVOR, VIRGINIA 22060 1 JUL 1981 IG Quarterly Oversight Inspection Activities (1 Apr 81 - 30 Jun 81) HQ AFISC/IGAI Norton AFB, CA 92409 1. The following is submitted in accordance with AFR 123-3, Intel- ligence Oversight: a. Current Activities: Hq AFIS/IG, accompanied by an inspector from Hq AFISC/IGAI, conducted oversight inspections of USAF repre- sentatives at eight Domestic Collection Division locations. b. Future Activities: AFIS/IG inspectors will accompany Hq AFISC/IGAI as observers during inspections at the following locations: (1) Det 22, AFSAC, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH: August 1981. (2) Det 21, AFSAC, Ft Belvoir, VA: September 1981. (3) Hq AFSAC, Ft Belvoir, VA: September 1981. c. No activities that raised questions of legality or propriety were detected or reported during this period. FOR THE COMMANDER C. WAYNE BURRIDGE, Lt Col, USAF Inspector General
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
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CT   Quarterly  Oversight  Inspection  Activities  (1  Apr  8l  -  30  Jun  8l) 
'"      HQ  AMUC/ItiAl 
Norton  AFB,  CA  92409 
1.   The  following  is  submitted  in  accordance  with  AFR  123-3,  Intel- 
ligence Oversight: 
a.  Current  Activities:   Hq  AFIS/IG,  accompanied  by  an  inspector 
from  Hq  AFISC/IGAI,  conducted  oversight  Inspections  of  USAF  repre- 
sentatives at  eight  Domestic  Collection  Division  locations. 
b.  Future  Activities:   APIS/IG  inspectors  will  accompany  Hq 
AF13C/I0Ai  as  observers  during  inspections  at  the  following  locations 
(1)  Det  22,  AFSAC,  Wright-Patterson  AFB,  OH:   August  I98I. 
(2)  Det  21,  AFSAC,  Ft  Belvoir,  YA:  September  I98I... 
(3)  Hq  AFSAC,  Ft  Belvoir,  VA :   September  I98I. 
c.  No  activities  that  raised  questions  of  legality  or  propriety 
were  detected  or  .reported  during  this  period. 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER 
C.  WAfh-1    BURRIDUE,  Lt  Col,  USAF 
Inspector  General
(Page  One) 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
HEADQUARTERS  AIR  FORCE  INTELLIGENCE  SERVICE 
FORT  BELVOR,  VIRGINIA  22060 
1  JUL  1981 
IG 
Quarterly  Oversight  Inspection  Activities  (1  Apr  81-30  Jun  81) 
HQ  AFISC/IGAI 
Norton  AFB,  CA  92409 
1.  The  following  is  submitted  in  accordance  with  AFR  123-3,  Intel- 
ligence Oversight: 
a.  Current  Activities:  Hq  AFIS/IG,  accompanied  by  an  inspector 
from  Hq  AFISC/IGAI,  conducted  oversight  inspections  of  USAF  repre- 
sentatives at  eight  Domestic  Collection  Division  locations. 
b.  Future  Activities:  AFIS/IG  inspectors  will  accompany  Hq 
AFISC/IGAI  as  observers  during  inspections  at  the  following  locations 
(1)  Det  22,  AFSAC,  Wright-Patterson  AFB,  OH:  August  1981. 
(2)  Det  21,  AFSAC,  Ft  Belvoir,  VA:  September  1981. 
(3)  Hq  AFSAC,  Ft  Belvoir,  VA:  September  1981. 
c.  No  activities  that  raised  questions  of  legality  or  propriety 
were  detected  or  reported  during  this  period. 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER 
C.  WAYNE  BURRIDGE,  Lt  Col,  USAF 
Inspector  General
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE . HEAGOLANTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE WASTUNCTON, O.C. + 3 AUG 19g} MEMORANDUM FOR THE INSPECTOR GENERAL FOR DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE SUBJECT: USAF Report to the Intelligence Oversight Board, 30 June 1981 (U) -— INFORMATION MEMORANDUM GEER vuring the period 1 March through 30 June 1981, the USAF Inspector General (IG), Air Force Intelligence Service Air Force Office of Special Investigations BygiAReoame ai RSA pe PAU joe 2nd Electronic Security ommand continued So ee eet inspections of USAF activities, as out-— lined in the attached report, t Inspectors visited 43 units. No violations of Executive a 12036, United States Intelligence Activities, were detected. All intelligence activities were found to be legal and proper. (U) Air Force inspectors will continue to monitor USAF intelligence activities for compliance with Executive Order 12036 and DOD and USAF implementing directives, HOWARD W. LEAF Lieutenant Ge SAF The Inspector eral 1 Attachment gy USAF Report to IOB 30 Jun 1981 with 4 Attachments 2 —r ty tien Bedi kber CenLi BY __
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE mWOCST-OC ARTERY ELEC TDC SECUAITY COWYENO ~ Sot ANTONIO, TERMS 78243 1G - ; 30 June 1981 Incelliyence Cversighc Quarterly Report 1. Mission activities of the Electronic Security Command (ESC) were legally and properly conducted. No oversignt violations/ incicents were reported. .4 2. Actions Tawen: During this quarter we conducted Manajemenc Effacciveness Inspections of the 6981 ESS, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska and the 6985 ESS, Eielson AFB, Alaska. In both units inspected, ve found QE versighe revicus Gx ene The avecsight indoccrination and training records reflected that all personnel were avare of tne oversight program. - 3. Future Actions: During the next 90 days we are scheduled to insoect two ESC unics and a follow-up inspection of another ESC unit. ALAN G. HOTFMAN Hea USAF - = Cy to: HQ USAF/IGI - Acting Inspector Seneral HQ AFISC/IGAIL HQ 6940 ESW FT MEADE/CC
(Page One) DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS ELECTRONIC SECURITY COMMAND SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 78243 IG Intelligence Oversight Quarterly Report NSACSS/IG 1. Mission activities of the Electronic Security Command (ESC) were legally and properly conducted. No oversight violations/ incidents were reported. 2. Actions Taken: During this quarter we conducted Management Effectiveness Inspections of the 6981 ESS, Elmendorf AFB, Alaska and the 6985 ESS, Eielson AFB, Alaska. In both units inspected, we found [excised] oversight reviews [excised]. The oversight indoctrination and training records reflected that all personnel were aware of the oversight program. 3. Future Actions: During the next 90 days we are scheduled to inspect two ESC units and a follow-up inspection of another ESC unit. ALAN G. HOFFMAN, Major, USAF Cy to: HQ USAF/IGI Acting Inspector General HQ AFISC/IGAI HQ 6940 ESW FT MEADE/CC
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
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Intelligence  Oversight  Quarterly  Report 
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1.   Mission  activities  of  the  Electronic  Security  Conraand  (ESC) 
uere  legally  and  properly  conducted.   No  oversight  violations/ 
incidents  vere  reported. 
2.  AcLions  Taken:   During  this  quarter  vo  conducted  Management 
Effectiveness  Inspections  of  the  6981  ESS,  Elmcndorf  AFB,  Alaska 
and  the  6985  ESS,  Eielson  AFB,  Alaska.   In  both  units  inspected, 
ue  found ^HJ  poversighc  revieus  M 
The  oversight  indoctrination  and  training  records  reflected  that 
all  personnel  were  av.-are  of  trie  oversight  program. 
3.  Future  Actions:   During  the  next  90  days  we  are  scheduled  to 
inspect  two  ESC  units  and  a  follou-up  inspection  of  another  ESC 
unit. 
ALAN  C.  HOFFMAN,  Major,  USAF 
Acting  Inspector  General 
Cy  to:   HQ  USAF/ICI  ' 
HQ  AFISC/ICAI 
HQ  6940  ESW  FT  MEADE/CC
(Page  One) 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  AIR  FORCE 
HEADQUARTERS  ELECTRONIC  SECURITY  COMMAND 
SAN  ANTONIO,  TEXAS  78243 
IG 
Intelligence  Oversight  Quarterly  Report 
NSACSS/IG 
1.  Mission  activities  of  the  Electronic  Security  Command  (ESC) 
were  legally  and  properly  conducted.  No  oversight  violations/ 
incidents  were  reported. 
2.  Actions  Taken:  During  this  quarter  we  conducted  Management 
Effectiveness  Inspections  of  the  6981  ESS,  Elmendorf  AFB,  Alaska 
and  the  6985  ESS,  Eielson  AFB,  Alaska.   In  both  units  inspected, 
we  found  [excised]  oversight  reviews  [excised] . 
The  oversight  indoctrination  and  training  records  reflected  that 
all  personnel  were  aware  of  the  oversight  program. 
3.  Future  Actions:  During  the  next  90  days  we  are  scheduled  to 
inspect  two  ESC  units  and  a  follow-up  inspection  of  another  ESC 
unit. 
ALAN  G.  HOFFMAN,  Major,  USAF 
Acting  Inspector  General 
Cy  to:  HQ  USAF/IGI 
HO  AFISC/IGAI 
HQ  6940  ESW  FT  MEADE/CC
| DEPARTMENT aE Nea FORCE HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES AIR FORCE WASHINGTON, O.C. . 4 WAY 1981 MEMORANDUM FOR THE INSPECTOR GENERAL ROR DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE SUBJECT: USAF Report to the Intelligence Oversight Board, 31 March 1981 (U) - INFORMATION MEMORANDUM During the period 1 January througe 31 March 1981, USAF Inspector General (IG) ,qim rr rr See wus Air Force Office of Sp nvestigations, ecurity Command continued intelligence over- sight inspections of USAF activities, as outlined in the attached report. A member of the Air Force Intelligence Service IG staff accompanied the USAF IG team during several management effectiveness and intelligence oversight inspec- tions in the Pacific area. (U) Inspectors visited 53 units. No violations of Executive Order 12036, United States Intelligence Activities, were detected. All intelligence activities were Found to be legal and proper. * ; "conducted -an Over-the-Shoulder Inspection of the Elec- tronic Security Command during this period. (U) Air Force inspectors will continue to monitor USAF intelligence activities for compliance with Executive Order 12036 and DOD and USAF implementing directives. e £ ts t SIGNED HOWARD W. LEAF Lieutenant General, USAF The Inspector General 1 Attachment @® USAF Report to IOB 31 March 1981 with 4 Attachments r y Festa ak BEVIS “ON
DEPARTMENT  'dr^f 
FORCE 
HCAOOUARTCRS  UNITED  STATES  AIR  rOffCC 
WASHINGTON.  O.C 
1  MAY  1981 
MEMORANDUM  FOR  THE  INSPECTOR  GENERAL  FOR  DEFENSE  INTELLIGENCE 
SUBJECT: 
USAF  Report  to  the  Intelligence  Oversight  Board, 
31  March  1981  (U)  -  INFORMATION  MEMORANDUM 
taraafl  During  the  period  1  January  through  31  March  1981, 
the  USAF  Inspector  General  (IG),f 
^g8||H     I  Air  Force  Office  or  special  InvestigationsV 
ana  fc^cTron^c^Security  Command  continued  intelligence  over- 
sight inspections  of  USAF  activities,  as  outlined  in  the 
attached  report.  A  member  of  the  Air  Force  Intelligence 
Service  IG  staff  accompanied  the  USAF  IG  team  during  several 
management  effectiveness  and  intelligence  oversight  inspec- 
tions in  the  Pacific  area. 
(U)  Inspectors  visited  53  units.  No  violations  of  Executive 
Order  12036,  United  States  Intelligence  Activities,  were 
detected.  All  intelligence  activities  were  found  to  be 
legal  and  proper. 
conducted -an  Over-the-Shoulder  Inspection  of  the  Elec- 
tronic Security  Command  during  this  period. 
(U)  Air  .Force  inspectors  will  continue  to  monitor  USAF 
intelligence  activities  for  compliance  with  Executive  Order 
12036  and  DOD  and  USAF  implementing  directives. 
t<; 
SIGHED 
HOWARD   W.    LEAF 
Lieutenant  General,  USAF 
The  Inspector  General 
1  Attachment 
USAF  Report  to  IOB 
31  March  1981  with 
i\   Attachments 
c.-. 
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a ame meee om Be rANR IMENT UF INE AIR FORCE HEADQUARTERS ELECTRONIC SECURITY COMMANDO SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 76243 - Reecy TO atte OF: IG . 30 September 1981 suasect: Intelligence OVERSIGHT Quarterly Report ta: NSACSS/IG 1. Mission activities of the Electronic Security Command (ESC) were legally and properly conducted. No OVERSIGHT violations -were reported. 2. Actions Taken: During this quarter we: conducted Management Effectiveness Inspections (MEI) of the 6949th ESG, Offutt AFB, Nebraska, 69llth ESS, Hahn AB, Germany, and che 6912th ESG, West Berlin, Germany. We all conducted a followup inspection of the 6913th ESS, Augsburg, Germany. All units inspected had good overall OVERSIGHT programs. Dotan aioe ee) 3. Future Actions: During the next 90 days we are currently scheduled to conduct two inspections at ESC units. Lee “¢ | Jk L: TSK Colonel, USAF Cy to: HQ USAF/IGI Inspector General ~HQ AFISC/IGAI _ oo HQ 69-0 ESW Ft Meade/CC,
AIR FORCE OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, INTELLIGENCE
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HEAOQUARTERS  ELECTRONIC  SECURITY  COMMANO 
SAN   ANTONIO.   TEXAS  78243 
ATTN  OF:        IG 
30  September  1981 
subject:  Intelligence  OVERSIGHT  Quarterly  Report 
to:  NSACSS/IG 
1.   Mission  activities  of  the  Electronic  Security  Command  (ESC) 
were  legally  and  properly  conducted.   No  OVERSIGHT  violations 
.were  reported. 
2    Actions  Taken:   During  this  .quarter  we'<  conducted  Management 
*  S f£ecc,lveness  Inspections  (MEI)  of  the  6949th  ESG.  Offutt  AFB 
Nebraska.  6911th  ESS.  Hahn  AB.  Germany,  and  the  6912th  ESG 
West  Berlin.  Germany.   We  all  conducted  a  followup  inspection 
of  the  6913th  ESS.  Augsburg.  Germany.   All  units  inspected  had 
good,  overall  OVERSIGHT  programs.   "— 
  — - — 
3. 
sc 
Future  Actions:   During  the  next  90  days  we  are  currently 
heduled  to  conduct  two  inspections  at  ESC  units. 
BISHOP,  Colonel.  USAF 
Inspector  General 
Cy  to:   HQ  USAF/IGI 
JHQ   AFISC/IGAI 
HQ  69A0  ESW*Ft"Meade/CC> 
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AIR  FORCE  OFFICE  OF  THE  ASSISTANT 
CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  INTELLIGENCE