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SECURITY  CLASSIFICATION  GUIDE 
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UNITED  KINGDOM  AND  CONTINENTAL 
WESTERN  EUROPE 
FOREWORD 
PURPOSE:    To  provide  all  USAFE  intelligence  activities  with 
classification  guidance  and  handling  procedures  regarding  tactical 
airborne  imagery  acquired  over  the  United  Kingdom  and  the 
Continental  Mainland  of  Western  Europe.     This  classification  guide 
is  designed  specifically  to  complement  existing  United  States  policy 
in  protecting  military  intelligence  information  acquired  through  the 
use  of  tactical  airborne  sensors,  and  to  implement  European  host- 
country  security  policies  and  practices,  when  applicable. 
APPLICABILITY:    To  all  USAFE  activities  concerned  with  the 
preparation  of  imagery  intelligence  reports,  correspondence,  and 
imagery  processing  products  such  as  original  negative /positive  and 
duplication  materials  derived  from  tactical  aerial  imagery.    This 
guide  does  not  provide  an  index  for  the  automatic  application  of 
derivative  classification  markings.     Each  item  of  information  or 
other  material  being  considered  for  security  protection  shall  be 
evaluated  on  its  own  merits,  according  to  the  best  information  and 
intelligence  available,  consistent  with  the  basic  principles  of  classifi- 
cation stated  in  DOD  5200.  1-R,  AFR  205-1,  AFR  205-40,  and  other 
security  directives. 
AUTHORITY:    AFR  205-1,    1  Feb  1973  and  AFR  205-40,   20  June  1974. 
OPR:    ^.cti-ac.  Tt  ^Uw.etmeKrj,  *vysCfcCcvwN<vlv><h\c£><3«t  Headquarters  United 
States  Air  Forces  in  Europe.    ^  \\q     u^aVc /  IflJf^J* 
OFFICIAL 
WENDALL  L.    LASHER,   Maj,   USAF 
Exec,   DCS/Operations  &  Intelligence  (IN) 
LANDON  F.  OVERBEY,  Col,   USAF 
Assistant  DCS/Operations  it  Intelligence  (IN) 
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Table  of  Contents 
FOREWORD 
SECTION 
I  General  Instructions 
II  Release  of  Information 
III  Administrative  Details 
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IV  Aerial  Imagery  of  the  United  Kingdom  8      C\~  a!fl~, 
V 
V  Aerial  Imagery  of  Continental  Western  13 
European  Countries  «5*  ^-*^* 
VI  Restricted  Countries  and  Use  of  the  USAF  18 
Foreign  Clearance  Guide 
VII  Operations  Plans  and  Orders  21 
VIII  Distribution  List  22 
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SECTION  I 
General  Instructions 
1.  References: 
a.  DOD5200.  1-R,  Information  Security  Program,   November 
1973  (U). 
b.  DIAM  57-5A.   DOD  Exploitation  of  Multi-Sensor  Imagery, 
11  March  1968  'S). 
c.  DIAM  55-5.  Aerial  Photography  Airborne  Sensor  Imagery 
(Forwarding.  Titling  and  Plotting)   15  September  1971  (U). 
d.  Air  Force  Security  Classification  Guide  for  Nuclear  Weapons, 
Part  One,   May  1973  (S). 
e.  AFR  205-40,  Security  Classification  of  Airborne  Sensor 
f.  AFR  205-27.  Security  Classification  Concerning  Airborne 
Radar  Imaging  Systems,   20  Oct  1972  (U). 
g.  AFR  205-43,  Safeguarding  NATO  Classified  Information, 
26  July  1974  (C). 
h.      RAF  Air  Publication  3086,  Security,  January  1971  (UK- 
RESTRICTED). 
i.       USAF  Foreign  Clearance  Guide,   5  July  1974  (U). 
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2.  Explanation  of  Terms: 
a.      Aerial  Imagery.     The  permanent  record  of  the  likeness  of 
any  natural  or  manmade  objects  reproduced  on  photographic  material  *" 
through  airborne  acquisition.     This  record  can  be  acquired  through 
the  sensing  of  the  optical  or  any  other  segment  of  the  electromagnetic 
spectrum  by  optical,  infrared,  or  high  resolution  radar  sensors. 
Within  the  context  of  this  guide,  imagery  does  not  include  those 
records  of  communications  or  radar  signals  and  telemetry  data  which 
do  not  reproduce  the  likeness  of  objects  or  photographic  material 
(except  radarscope  imagery  taken  over  the  United  Kingdom). 
b.  Host  Country.     A  nation  in  which  representatives  or  organiza- 
tions of  another  state  are  present  because  of  governmental  invitation 
and/or  international  agreement.     The  country  may  or  may  not  be  a 
member  of  the  NATO  Military  Alliance  and  may  host  USAF  forces  on 
a  permanent  or  temporary  basis. 
c.  Standardization  Agreement  (STANAG).     The  record  or  an 
agreement  among  several  or  all  of  the  member  nations  to  adopt  like 
or  similar  military  equipment,  ammunition,  supplies  and  stores;  and 
operational,   logistic  and  administrative  procedures.     National 
acceptance  of  a  NATO  allied  publication  issued  by  the  Military  Agency 
for  Standardization  (MAS)  may  be  recorded  as  a  STANAG. 
d.  International  Pact  Organization  (IPO).    A  duly  constituted 
international  body,  civilian  or  military,  or  both,  having  a  responsibility 
for  any  aspect  of  mutual  defense,  which  may  require  access  to  United 
States  classified  military  information  in  carrying  out  its  assigned 
responsibilities.     Examples  are  the  International  Staff  of  NATO. 
and  the  Inter-American  Defense  Board  (IADB).     (Note:    An  IPO 
memoer  nation  may  have  established  unilateral  security  procedures 
which  may  be  additional  to  those  of  the  International  Organization. ) 
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e,  United  Kingdom.     The  geographic  area  comprising  the 
countries  of:    England,  Scotland,  Wales,  and  Northern  Ireland. 
f.  Continental  Western  Europe.     The  geographic  area  of 
Europe  comprising  the  countries  of:  Federal  Republic  of  Germany, 
The  Netherlands,    Belgium,   France,   Norway,  Sweden,   Denmark, 
Finland,  Ireland  (Eire),*  Portugal,  Spain,  Italy,  Switzerland,  Austria, 
Greece,    and  Turkey.  :':;: 
p.       Tactical  Reconnaissance.     In  USAFE,   the  employment  of 
primarily  RF-4  aircraft  against  a  requirement  of  multi-sensor 
collection  of  limited  intelligence  objectives.     For  purposes  of  this 
guide,   the  application  of  tactical  reconnaissance  includes  peacetime 
training  and /or  exercising,  as  well  as  contingency  operational 
employment. 
h.       RAF  (SY-5).     The  final  office  of  primary  responsibility  (OPR) 
for  security  matters  pertaining  to  the  Ministry  of  Defence-UK  (Air) 
and  the  Royal  Air  Force  (RAF)  of  the  United  Kingdom. 
i.        DI-26.     The  final  OPR  for  intelligence  matters  pertaining  or 
relating  to  the  RAF.     fhe  element  which  implements  security  guidance, 
promulgated  by  RAF  (SY-5),  pertaining  to  imagery  intelligence  matters 
in  the  UK. 
*  Ireland  (Eire)  shall  be  considered  a  part  of  Continental  Europe  for 
purposes  of  this  guide. 
♦♦Although  actually  a  part  of  southwestern  Asia,   Turkey  shall  be 
considered  a  part  of  Continental  Europe  for  purposes  of  this  guide. 
3.  Classification  Recommendations.     Comments  or  recommenda- 
tions from  users  of  this  security  classification  guide,  with  the  objective 
of  improving  the  quality  of  the  guidance  furnished  are  solicited  and 
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welcomed.     Such  correspondence  shall  be  forwarded  to  HQ  USAFE/ 
iMft    for  review;  a  reply,  coordinated  between  HQ  USAFE/  tN(2- 
and   €£7*1    shall  be  sent  to  the  originator  describing  what  action  has 
been  or  will  be  taken.     If  the  security  classifications  contained  in 
this  guide  impose  requirements  for  protection  that  prove  impractical 
(excluding  host  country  security  requirements)  (i.  e. ,  technological 
advances  in  the  state-of-the-art);  changes  in  the  international  political 
situation  (including  host  country  security  requirements);  or  other 
qualifying  factor  indicates  a  need  for  changes  in  the  security  classifica- 
tion of  one  or  more  items,  completely  documented  and  justified 
recommendations  for  change(s)  shall  be  submitted  to  HQ  USAFE/    t*j(^~ 
who  will  review  the  query  with  HQ  USAFE/Sr*  \      Pending  final  decision, 
the  item(s)  shall  be  afforded  a  degree  of  protection  equivalent  to  that  of 
the  current  guidance,   or  that  recommended  by  the  user,  whichever  is 
higher.     All  users  of  this  guide  are  encouraged  to  assist  in  maintaining 
the  currency  and  adequacy  of  the  classification  guidance  furnished. 
4.  Classification  Currency.     Revisions  to  this  guide  will  be  made 
by  distributing  corrected  pages  to  all  holders  for  insertion  in  place  of 
superseded  pages.    Superseded  pages  will  be  destroyed. 
5.  Citation  of  Regrading  and  Declassification  Authority.     Security 
classification  changes  in  this  guide  are  basis  for  regrading  and 
declassification  actions  for  present  aerial  imagery  holdings  and  this 
guide  may  be  cited  as  authority  for  such  actions. 
6.  Downgrading  and  Declassification  Instructions.     All  items  of 
information  subject  to  the  guidance,  as  contained  in  this  security 
classification  guide,  are  subject  to  the  downgrading  and  declassification 
instructions  contained  in  DOD  5200.  1-R  and  AFR  205-1,  unless  other- 
"■M^HpHM*     Specific  guidance  concerning  this  subject  is  given  in 
succeeding  sections  of  this  guide. 
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7.  Dissemination  Instructions.     This  security  classification  guide 
shall  not  be  disseminated  to  agencies  outside  of  USAFE  tactical  unit 
Intelligence  Divisions,   HQ  USAFE/IN/DOR/IG/DE.   HQ  USAREUR/ 
AEAGB-CI  (GS),   HQ  USNAVEUR/N-2.  or  HQ  USEUCOM/J-2,  without 
the  express  approval  of  HQ  USAFE/  |N&         Subsequent  guides  produced 
under  the  auspices  of  this  security  classification  guide  shall  bear  the 
same  restriction  as  above.     If  a  question  regarding  the  proper 
dissemination  of  this  guide  arises,  a  message  query  shall  be  sent  to 
HQ  USAFE/   in£-  for  resolution.     If  the  question  concerns  the  release 
of  the  guide  to  non-US  agencies,   resolution  of  the  query  will  be 
accomplished  by  USAFE/.  [t*G-  in  coordination  with  HQ  USAFE/Jfl**. 
(Disclosure  Officer). 
8.  Other  Instructions.     Classification  of  aerial  imagery  over 
US  Navy  and  US  Army  operated  installations  in  the  United  Kingdom 
and  continental  Western  Europe  is  presently  being  addressed  with 
USNAVEUR  and  USAREUR.     Until  firm  guidance  from  those  head- 
quarters is  forwarded  to  USAFE/  iw€.   ,  handle  the  imagery  as  indicated 
in  paragraph  2,  SECTIONS  IV  and  V,  unless  otherwise  specified. 
c*  "Ti-Hfe      SctTK-vy.      kS       w/v.t>tA$i.?isO      i a)    tT\S     &WT\fc£Ty    . 
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SECTION  II 
Release  of  Information 
1.  Release  of  Classified  US  Information. 
a.  Requests  for  the  release  of  classified  US  intelligence 
information  to  local  US  installation  activities  referenced  in  paragraph 
7.   SECTION  I,   shall  be  sent  to  HQ  USAFE/   iWfc.   for  approval.     In 
no  case  will  the  release  give  blanket  authority  to  disseminate  aerial 
imagery,    or  imagery -related  by-products,   to  the  general  public. 
b.  Requests  for  the  release  of  classified  US  intelligence  information 
to  foreiyn  governments  /IPO  shall  be  LAW  AFR  200-9  and  USAFER  200-3. 
2.  Release  of  Classified  Foreign  Information.     Request  for 
release  of  classified  foreign  imagery  information  to  a  third  country 
will  be  sent  to  the  foreign  government  originating  the  classified 
material,  with  an  information  copy  of  the  request  to  HQ  USAFE/ 
IfUlPL (Disclosure  Officer).     Proper  routing  of  such  requests  shall  be 
as  follows: 
a.  United  Kingdom  Information:    From  the  user  to  HQ  3AF/ 
DO.   through  the  SRAFLO,   to  MOD- UK  (DI-26). 
I).  FRG.   Netherlands.   Belgium  Information:    From  the 
user  to  the  respective  USDAO,  with  an  information  copy  to  USAFE/ 
UvK&. 
c.  Spain,   Portugal  and  Greece  Information:    From  the  user 
to  HG  16AF/IN  to  the  respective  USDAO. 
d.  Other  Information:    From  the  user  direct  to  the  appropriate 
USDAO,  with  an  information  copy  to  HQ  USAFE/ m^SK.  (Disclosure  Officer). 
bfrr.r. 
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SECTION  III 
Administrative  Details 
1.  Scope.    Administrative  details  of  classifying,  marking, 
handling,  downgrading  and  declassifying  tactical  aerial  imagery 
information  arc-  discussed  within  SECTIONS  IV  and  V,  paragraphs 
3-5.    respectively. 
2.  Instruction.**.     Administrative  security  procedures  are 
derived  from  DOD  5200.  1-R  and  AFR  205-1,  as  supplemented,  and 
in  no  instance  will  this  guide  take  precedence  over  those  established 
procedures.     Questions  regarding  administrative  details  in  SECTIONS 
IV  and  V  of  this  guide  will  be  resolved  in  favor  of  AFR  205-1  or 
AFN:   10-1,   as  applicable,  and  subsequently  brought  to  the  attention 
of  HQ  USAFE/  »wW^  (information  copy  to  HQ  USAFE/Sfi..),  for 
final  resolution. 
3.  Reports.     Reports  relating  to  imagery  classification  or 
handling  procedures  will  not  be  required.     One  copy  of  any  tactical 
unit  Intelligence  Division  operating  procedure,  if  developed,  shall  be 
forwarded  to  each  HQ  USAFE/?WR(t  and  HQ  USAFE/TNXP- 
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Aerial  Imagery  of  the  United  Kingdom  (U) 
1.  (U)    Scope.     Guidance  for  the  classification,  marking,  handling, 
and  safeguarding  of  aerial  imagery,  imagery  intelligence,  and 
imagery  by-products  (reports,  correspondence,  prints,  and  original/ 
duplicate  positive /negative  film),  over  the  United  Kingdom  (UK)  was 
taken  from  RAF  Air  Publication  3086,  Security,   USAF  security 
directives  and  classification  guides.     That  guidance  provides  the 
basis  for   USAFE  classification  policies  of  USAF  originated  aerial 
imagery  of  the  UK.     For  purposes  of  clarity,  and  proper  application 
of  this  section  of  the  guide,  aerial  imagery  of  the  UK  is  divided  into 
three  classes. 
a^U)Class  1:    USAF  originated  tactical  aerial  imagery  in  which 
the  basis  for  classification  is  derived  from  UK-host  country  require- 
ments.    (Air  Publication  3086  and  this  guide  applies.  ) 
b.fu,^Class  2:    USAF  originated  aerial  imagery  in  which  the  basis 
for  classification  is  derived  from  USAF  or  USAFE  security  require- 
ments, which  are  not  considered  by  the  UK-host  country.     (This 
guide  and  AFRs  2C5-  1  and  205-40  apply.  ) 
c/uClass  3:    USAF  originated  aerial  imagery  in  which  the  basis 
for  classification  is  derived  from  non-USAF  (e.  g. ,   US  Army  or  US 
Navyinon-l'SAFE  security  requirements.     (Security  classification  of 
the  VS  organization  originating  classification,  AFR  205-1,  and  this 
guide  applies.  ) 
2.  (Ui    Classification  by  Categories  of  Target  Types.     Tactical 
aenai  imagery  information  concerning  the  types  of  targets  shown 
below  shall  bear  the  minimum  classification /handling  as  indicated. 
Unless  otherwise  specified,  imagery  information  of  United  States 
facilities  shall  be  UNCLASSIFIED,  handle  as  For  Official  Use  Only 
(FOUOl. 
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d. 
(U)  Naval 
Activities. 
(1)W,1  Royal  Navy 
dockyards  and 
submarine  bases 
(2)(U)  US  Navy 
anchorages  and 
submarine  bases 
e.         '(U)  Radio/Radar 
Installations. 
(l)tu^  UK  Government 
service  occupied. 
U)(V)  US  facilities- 
information  revealing 
frequencies  and/or 
function  (when 
function   is  classified) 
of  fixed  or  mobile 
communications 
facilities. 
f.        )(U)  Maintenance 
or  Military  Storage 
Facilities. 
(D(UI  UK  Government 
or  service  occupied. 
C-:x>efcl*4S    |      This  Guide 
3x  fcec  <to 
C-.*\>eet«ss 
"5j  l>per»0 
C-T>reUcs 
,f 
This  Guide 
This  Guide 
This  Guide 
This  Guide 
il 
Class  1  imagery 
Class  2  imagery 
(Note:  Assigned 
interim  classi- 
fication until 
resolved  with 
CINCUSNAVEUR). 
Class  1  imagery 
Class  2  or  3 
imagery.  (Note: 
Classified 
function  or 
frequencies  of 
the  installation 
must  be  specified 
in  the  operations 
plan/order  being 
exercised  or  the 
fragmentary 
order. ) 
Class  1  imagery
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dlMjSelect  prints  and  cut  frames  from  aerial  imagery  meeting  the 
definition  criteria  in  paragraph  2a.  SECTION  I, shall  bear  the  classi- 
cation.  handling,  downgrading  and  declassification  instructions  as 
for  any  other  classified  document  governed  by  AFR  205-1. 
4.  (U)    Safeguarding.     Classified  US  aerial  imagery  and  imagery  by- 
products will  be  safeguarded  in  the  manner  prescribed  by  DOD  5200.  1-R, 
AFR  205-1,  as  supplemented. 
5.  (U)    Destruction.     Classified  aerial  imagery  information  derived 
either  from  a  MOD- UK  or      USAF  classification  shall  be  destroyed  in 
the  manner  prescribed  by  DOD  5200.  1-R,  AFR  205-1,  and  AFR  400-14 
(Silver  Reclamation),  as  applicable. 
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SECTION  V 
Aerial  Imagery  of  Continental  Western  European  Countries  (U) 
1.  (U)    Scope.     Guidance  for  the  classification  marking,  handling,  and 
safeguarding  tactical  aerial  imagery,  imagery  intelligence/information, 
and  imagery  by-products  (reports,  correspondence,  prints  and  original/ 
duplicate  positive /negative  film)  over  the  countries  of  continental 
Western  Europe  {hereafter  called  European  country  or  countries)  was 
derived  from  USAF  security  directives  and  security  classification  guides, 
That  guidance,  provides  the  basis  for  USAFE  classification  policies  of 
USAF  originated  tactical  aerial  imagery  of  military  installations  located 
in  continental  Western  Europe.     Until  a  NATO  STANAG  is  developed  and 
ratified  by  the  Photographic  Reconnaissance  and  Interpretation  Working 
Party  feind  the  MAS)  and  implemented  by  HQ  USAF/INY  and  HQ  USAFE/ 
l«jR£-,  the  guidance  contained  herein  shall  apply.  For  purposes  of 
clarity,  and  proper  application  of  this  section  of  the  guide,  tactical 
aerial  imagery  of  European  countries  is  divided  into  three  classes: 
aJtu)Class  1;    USAF  originated  tactical  aerial  imagery  in  which  the 
basis  for  classification  is  derived  from  Continental  European  country 
requirements. 
b/q)Class  2:    USAF  originated  tactical  aerial  imagery  in  which  the 
basis  for  classification  is  derived  from"Do£  ',   DOD,    USAF  or  USAFE 
security  requirements.     (This  guide,  AFRs  205-1  and  205-40  apply.) 
cXv^Class  3:    USAF  originated  tactical  aerial  imagery  in  which  the 
basis  for  classification  is  derived  from  non-USAF  (e.  g. ,  US  Army  or 
US  Navy)  security  requirements  (including  ^c 6    and  DOD  guidance). 
(Security  classification  of  the  US  organization  originating  classification, 
AFR  205-1  and  this  guide  apply. ) 
2.  (n)    Classification  by  Categories  of  Target  Types.     Tactical  aerial 
imagery  information  concerning  the  types  of  targets  shown  below  shall 
bear  the  minimum  classification /handling  as  indicated.     Unless  other- 
wise specified,  imagery  information  of  United  States  or  Continental 
European  country  facilities  shall  be  UNCLASSIFIED,  handle  as  FOUO.
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Target  Type 
Classification 
and  Downgrading 
Classification 
Authority 
Remarks 
a.        )  (U)  Airfields. 
(l)tM)  US  airfields  in 
any       WATfc       country 
(or        WrtTc      country 
airfields)on  or  near 
which  special  weapons 
are  controlled  by  the 
US  military^. 
i : 
(2)(U)  Non-USAF 
airfields  in  any 
European  country 
(3)  (U)  UK  military 
airfields  in  the  FRG 
(4)(U)  Canadian 
airfields  in  the  FRG 
S-.feh 
As  specified 
in  Air  Recon- 
naissance 
Request 
C-  •ogc.cA^S 
FOUO 
Air  Force 
Security  Class. 
Guide  for 
Nuclear 
Weapons,,. 
Classification 
originator 
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N/A 
UNCLASSIFIED 
If  Class  2  or  3 
imagery  that 
specifically  locates, 
by  annotation,  the 
presence  of 
(Note: 
Imagery  in  this 
category  is  not 
releasable  to  host 
governments. ) 
Class  3  imagery 
Class  1  imagery 
For  purposes  of 
this  guide,  Canada 
will  be  treated  as 
a  Continental 
Western  European 
country;  imagery 
of  Canadian  instal- 
lations shall  be  * 
designated  Class  1.
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(1)00  US  naval 
shipping  -  in 
anchorages/ bases/ 
international  waters 
(2)(U)  US  naval 
shipping  -  in 
anchorages /bases/ 
international  waters. 
e.    (U)    Other  Target 
Categories. 
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A 8  specified 
in  the  Air 
Reconnais- 
sance Request. 
As  specified 
in  the  clearance 
instructions 
(see  Section 
VI)  for  over- 
flight. 
Air  Force 
Security  Class. 
Guide  for 
Nuclear 
Weapons , 
APR.  16 
Classifica- 
tion originator 
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Class  2  or  3 
imagery  that 
specially  discloses, 
by  annotations,  the  . 
presence  of  Avcle*w* 
weapons  aboard 
US  naval  vessels. 
(Note:  Interim 
classification 
assigned  until 
resolved  with 
CINCUSNAVEUR. ) 
Class  3  imagery 
Class  1  imagery 
3.       (U)    Marking. 
a.OoClassifications  described  in  the  preceding  paragraphs  will  be 
marked  in  the  manner  described  in  DOD  5200.  1-R  and  AFR  205-1. 
bJUVnagery  titling  shall  be  in  accordance  with  DIAM  55-5.     Classifi- 
cation markings  for  roll  imagery  by  frame  shall  be  in  accordance  with 
AFR  205-1  and  DIAM  55-5.     Overall  handling,  downgrading  and  declassi- 
fication instructions  for  uncut  imagery  bearing  classifications  prescribed 
in  paragraph  2,  this  section,   shall  appear  only  on  the  head  and  tail  frisket. 
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c.UijRadar  Scope  Photography  (RSP)  meeting  the  criteria  defined  in 
paragraph  2a,   SECTION  I,  need  only  bear  the  overall  classification 
marking  and  handling  instructions  on  a  head  and  tail  frisket. 
d^u)Select  prints  and  cut  frames  from  aerial  imagery  meeting  the 
definition  criteria  in  paragraph  2a,  SECTION  I,   shall  bear  the 
classification,   handling,  downgrading  instructions  as  fbr  any  other 
classified  document  governed  by  AFR  205-1. 
4.  (U)    Safeguarding.     Classified  US  aerial  imagery  and  imagery  by- 
products will  be  safeguarded  in  the  manner  prescribed  by  DOD  5200. 1-R, 
AFR  205-1,    as  supplemented. 
5.  (U)    Destruction.     Classified  aerial  information  derived  either  from 
a    European  country.  Ministry  of  Defense  (MOD),  or      USAF  classification 
shall  be  destroyed  in  the  manner  prescribed  by  DOD  5200.  1-R,   AFR  205-1, 
and  AFR  400-14  (Silver  Reclamation),  as  applicable. 
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SECTION  VI 
Restricted  Countries  and  Use  of  the  USAF  Foreign  Clearance  Guide  (U) 
1.  (U)    Scope.     The  USAF  Foreign  Clearance  Guide  (FCG)  is  the 
primary  source  of  information  regarding  the  conduct  of  USAF  air 
operations  and  USAF  personnel  entering  into  or  overflying  the  airspace 
of  another  nation.    As  such,  it  is  not  the  governing  directive  regarding 
the  classification  of  aerial  imagery  exposed  while  in  flight  over  another 
nation,  but  does  specify  limitations  to  flight  which  would  influence  the 
classification  of  imagery  information.     The  FCG  does  not  take 
precedence  over  established  DOD  or  USAF  security  policies,  nor  those 
policies  established  by  various  nations.  . 
2.  (U)    Instructions.     The  USAF  FCG  does  outline  certain  require- 
ments and  restrictions  imposed  by  European  countries  and  the 
sensitivity  of  certain  types  of  USAF  overflight  missions,  one  of  which 
is  photo  reconnaissance.     For  purposes  of  having  that  information x» 
a  single  document  regarding  the  classification  of  aerial  imagery,  those 
restrictions  shall  be  briefly  reiterated. .  Some  European  countries  have 
not  stated  specific  restrictions  upon  USAF  tactical  reconnaissance 
missions.     In  those  instances,  the  conditions  of  overflight  clearance, 
a  specific  operations  plan  or  order  (see  SECTION  VII)  being  exercised, 
or  the  procedures  outlined  in  SECTIONS  IV  and  V  shall  apply. 
• 
3.  (U)    European  Countries      Restricting  Photographic  Reconnaissance. 
The  USAF  FCG  currently  shows  that  the  following  European  countries 
do  not  allow  photographic  reconnaissance  (or  hand-held  pictures  in 
flight  or  on  the  ground,   as  applicable): 
aXtQAustria  (all  reconnaissance). 
bLilFinland  (all  reconnaissance). 
c /^Greece  (cameras  are  prohibited  on  military  installations  and 
in  posted  military  defense  zones;  see  paragraph  4h). 
d^Ireland  (Eire)  (all  reconnaissance). 
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clwUtaly  (Aerial  imagery  is  prohibited;  ground  photographs  of 
airfields,  military  installations  and  industries  are  prohibited.  ) 
f.^ Sweden  (all  reconnaissance). 
gtli\Turkey  (All  reconnaissance  missions  and  aircraft  bearing 
photographic  equipment  (excluding  personal  cameras)  are  prohibited. ) 
4#  (U)  European 
Countries  having  Restrictions  to  Photographic  Reconnaissance  in  Effect. 
The  USAF  FCG  currently  shows  that  there  are  certain  established 
restrictions  to  aerial  reconnaissance,  although  the  reconnaissance 
missions  themselves  are  not  prohibited.     Those  countries,  and  current 
restrictions  in  effect  are: 
a.  (U)    Denmark.     (USAF  aircraft  can  carry  photographic  equip- 
ment if  permanently  installed,  but  does  not  restrict  actual  reconnaissance 
missions.  ) 
b.  (U)    France.     (Low-level  aerial  reconnaissance  training  is 
allowed  for  US  aircraft  assigned  to  EUCOM;  medium/high  altitude  aerial 
reconnaissance  training  is  allowed  for  USAF  aircraft  assigned  to  the 
UK,  FRG,  Spain  and  Italy;  each  low-level  or  medium/high-level  aerial 
reconnaissance  training  mission  is  restricted  to  one  of  four  tactical 
training  zones  (see  page  41,  FCG);  other  than  those  conditions,  a  one- 
time aircraft  overflight  must  be  cleared  as  outlined  in  the  FCG. ) 
c.  (U)    Netherlands.     (Clearance  for  aerial  reconnaissance  missions 
must  be  confirmed  before  arrival. ) 
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d.    flHBI     Norway.     (Aerial  reconnaissance  is  allowed  but  not  of 
defense  installations;  aerial  imagery  from  personal  cameras  is  prohibited; 
clearance  for  aircraft  carrying  photographic  equipment  (unless  a  part  of 
the  normal  equipment  or  armament)  must  be  granted  by  the  Norwegian 
Defense  Staff  (page  32  of  the  classified  supplement  to  the  FCG)).
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SECTION  VII 
Operations  Plans  and  Orders        • 
1.  Scope.     SECTIONS  IV,  V  and  VI  have  discussed  the  conditions 
which  prevail  during  normal  peacetime  tactical  reconnaissance  training 
and  the  procedures  for  classifying  the  imagery  acquired  on  those 
missions.     Under  the  auspices  of  peacetime  training,  USAFE  operations 
plans  and  orders  (OPLANs/OPORDs)  are  developed  to  exercise 
element(s)  of  tactical  reconnaissance  in  an  unilateral,  bilateral  or 
NATO  environment.     These  OPLANs  or  OPORDs  are  normally  written 
to  exercise  aerial  reconnaissance  in  a  specific  geographic  area  and 
after  a  period  of  time  the  imagery  taken  as  a  part  of  the  exercise 
loses  its  sensitivity.     To  assure  that  OPLAN  and  OPORD  tactical 
reconnaissance  imagery  is  not  classified  over  too  long  a  period  of  time, 
or      is       adequately  protected  at  the  time  the  OPLAN/OPORD  is  being 
exercised,  it  shall  be  the  task  of  each  "office  drafting  an  exercise  plan 
to  consider  and  implement    the  guidance  contained  in  SECTIONS  IV,  V 
and  VI. 
2.  )    Special  Reconnaissance.     Plans  which  are  developed  under 
the  austS».es\of  ED  55-37,  Sensitive  Reconnaissance  Operations,  and/ 
Security  Policy  for  USAF  Sensitive  Reconnaissance 
-may  conflict  with  the  guidance  contained  in  SECTIONS  IV 
or  V  and  the  European  country  restrictions  of  SECTION  VI.     In  such    . 
cases,  classification  guidance  therein  or  applicable  to  the  subject 
special  reconnaissance  plan(s)  will  take  precedence  over  this  guide. 
3.  Instructions.     In  general,  tactical  aerial  imagery  acquired 
through  the  exercising  of  periodic  OPLANs  and  OPORDs  shall  be 
classified  in  accordance  with  the  guidance  contained  in  SECTIONS  IV 
and  V  and  the  requirements  of  protection  against  the  possibility  of 
revealing  wartime  capabilities  and  objectives.     When  separated  from 
the  actual  identification  with,  or  the  location  of.   specific  OPLAN/ 
OPORD  objectives,  the  imagery  shall  be  come  UNCLASSIFIED,  handle 
as  FOUO.     Generally,  when  the  tactical  aerial  imagery  source  is  not 
compromised,   the  imagery  shall  be  considered  UNCLASSIFIED,  handle 
as  FOUO.     This  instruction  does  not  take  precedence  over  SECTION  IV, 
V  or  European  country  requirements.  . 
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SECTION  VIII 
Distribution  List 
Copy 
Number(s) 
Directorate  for  Security  Review  1 
Office,  Assistant  Secretary  of  Defense 
(Public  Affairs) 
Washington,    D.  C.  20330 
Information  Security  Division  2 
Office,  Deputy  Assistant  Secretary  of  Defense 
(Security  Policy) 
Washington,   D.  C.   20330 
HQ  USAF/IGSPB  3 
Washington,   D.  C.  20330 
AFIS/INYD  4 
Washington,    D.C.  20330 
SAF/OIS  5 
Washington,   D.C.    20330 
Deputy  Inspector  General  for  Inspection  and  6 
Safety  (HQ  USAF/IGO) 
Norton  AFB,  CA  92409 
HQ  USAFE 
APO  New  York  09012 
IGSA  7 
IGSS  8 
INYS  9 
INYR  10 
f&.w 
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INTM  12 
INOA  .  13 
INEA  14 
DORO    (OPR)                                                                                      15,16,17,18 
DOX  19.20 
DE  21 
HQ  USAFE/IGIO  22 
APO  New  York  09130 
HQ  USEUCOM/J-2  23 
APO  New  York  09128 
HQ  3AF/DO  24 
APO  New  York  09127 
HQ  16AF/IN  25 
APO  New  York  09283 
HQ  17AF/DOI  26 
APO  New  York  09130 
10  TRW/DOI  27,28,29,30 
APO  New  York  09238 
10  RTS/CC  31 
APO  New  York  09238 
20  TFW/DOI  32,33,34,35 
APO  New  York  09194 
26  TRW/DOI  36,37,38 
APO  New  York  09860 
32  TFS/DOI  39 
APO  New  York  09292 
36  TFW/DOI  40 
APO  New  York  09132 
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40  TACG/DOI 
APO  New  York  09293 
48  TFW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09179 
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50  TFW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09109 
52  TFW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09123 
81   TFW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09755 
86  TFW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09012 
7  SOS/SOSOI 
APO  New  York  09057 
TUSLOG,    Det  10/DOI 
APO  New  York  09289 
322  TAW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09057 
401  TFW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09283 
513  TAW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09127 
601  TCW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09332 
52,   53 
Det  1,  601  TCW  (TACC-IN) 
APO  New  York  09130 
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406  TFTW/DOI 
APO  New  York  09286 
HQ  TAC/INXU 
Langley  AFB,  VA  23665 
67  TRW/DOI 
Bergstrom  AFB.  TX  78743 
HQ  USAREUR/AEAGB-CI    (GS) 
APO  New  York  09403 
HQ  USNAVEUR/N-2 
FPONew  York  09510 
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PAGE- 
{5}   PARA  l:   ADD  "<U>"   TO  EACH  SUBPARAGRAPH. 
(3)   PARA  5:   DELETE  "{$}"•        ' 
K.   PAGE  T: 
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-<£}   PARA  EC:  CHANGE  BC  FROfl  "<C>"  TO  "{U>". 
{^-   IN  THE  "CLASSIFICATION  AND  DOWNGRADING  COLUMN,  "CHANGE  "XGDS-3" 
TO  "DEClASS  31  Dec  «10f*  {NOTE:   APPLICABLE  THROUGHOUT  SECTION  IV>. 
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PAGE. 
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JtC'i       DELETE  "PART  ONE,  MAY  73"  IN  PARA  2A{5>i  THIRD  COLUMN  AND  ADD 
"APR  76." 
JS&      DELETE  THE  UORDS  "SPECIAL  AMMUNITION  STORAGE  •  •  •  ALERT  <flRA> 
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H.   PAGE  11: 
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SU.       PAGE  15:   ADD  "tU>"  TO  PARAGRAPH  3D- 
C-   PAG"  13: 
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WEAPONS." 
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V.   PAGE  5$:  i 
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THE  PAGE.  !. 
jrfl     d?l'!t-:  all  abbreviated  su8jcct  and  paragraph  classification 
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{?}   NOTE  THAT  CURRENT  DISTRIBUTION  WILL  BE  THE  SAI1E  AS  FOR  THIS  HSC. 
M.   UE  LOOK  FORWARD  TO  YOUR  ASSISTANCE/COtMENTS  AS  UE  CONTINUE  OUR 
PROGRESS  IN  ACCOriPLlSHlNG  THIS  MUCH  NEEDED  UPDATE-   THIS  IS  A 
COORDINATED  H<2  USAFE/INR/SPI  MESSAGE-   HO  USAFE/INR  POINT  OF  CONTACT 
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RKfORT  CONTROL  SYMBOL 
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st:t.  HFVKRSt:  siOK  fob  rcRii>st:  A.vn  aiuutioxai  compi.ki nts  isarm  rrioNs 
1.  REASON  FOR  SUBMISSION  (  "A"  ai'plirmbl,  b.tilri'l 
D BIENNIAL 
REVIEW 
□ CANCELLATION D CORRECTION 
LJ  NEW  GUIDE  UJJ  REVISION  I 
  I  
REISSUANCE 
 
3.  PROMULGATING  DOCUMENT     (Include  type  of  dKunrnl.  activity.  t>  mliol  ••'  ifrml  number  and  ttatc.   Iio  n,<l  inclyit<*th?  tublrcl  of  the 
gocument    If  no promulgating  document.  Hole    "Sunt".   I>v  nut  tutted  «*  rhacarten.l 
Hans. 
3.  CLASSIFICATION  GUIDE  TITLE  tlnelude  tht  full  till*  lif  unekuiifuill  and  any  ihort  lnlt.   Do  not  rmceed  134  character*.) 
Aerial  Imagery  of  the  UK  and  Continental  Western  Europe 
4.  CLASSIFICATION  GUIDE  DATE  (Y'.  »><• . 
Day!  (Do  nut  txettd  S  chmrtrlm.1 
7501! 
6.  AVAILABLE  THRU  ODC  i"X"  applicable  box) 
D»   D>   G3»   D*   D« 
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chmfwetfrt  j 
HQ  USAFE/INR 
7.  BIENNIAL  HE  VII*  riATE 
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ti  eharactcrit 
840907 
S   NUMBF R  OF  REVISIONS  AND  OATC  OF   LATEST 
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•tun  Mr..  Mi*.,  £*avj    1/  none.  *o  «'«f«.   A  rtiuurd  guide 
"vwfu  nai-r  fttf  #Ti'i«ton«.   Do  rto*  e*e*ett  $  chtrmelrrii 
820907 
9.  SUBJECT  MATTER   INDE  <  T E RMS  (Srtn-f  «>n  «•/  !»«•»«•  «rVni«  a  rnf  in)/  (<•  jiniprr  imirxmt  »f  the  claxntication  tuidt.    They  xhoutd  concixcty 
dexcribt  what  the  ctouificotinn  guide  pertainx  to.    h'.ach  to*m  nut\  ci*n$ixt  i»f  nm  or  mrm*  uwrnft    ^arfi  Irfm  mot    no/  exceed  34  cheractrrt.    A 
total  of  three  Subitet  Matter  Index  Term*  may  6r  luted,  each  tin  i/»  own  /«>«•.    I '*•■  clatuficalion  guuir  will  appear  m  »nr  lna>j  irndrr  «arn  Itflrd 
Subiett  Matter  Index  Term.  I 
Itnagery- 
• — intelligence  -~-Photo   
l«UWUIUIU    IJ3UHVVT 
10.  CLASSIFICATION  OF  GUIDE  f)t"  applicable  boxiexl  to  indicate  etaxiificatifn  ttotut  of  the 
claxaificafton  guute.l 
LJTS   I      Is 
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11.  INOEK  SEQUENCE  NUMBER  ffc'nMv 
existing  number  if  guide  it  luttd  in  Index. I 
F0063 
13.  REMARKS 
13*.  TVFED  NAME  AND  TITLt 
PAUL  J.  WAGNER 
MSqt.  USAF 
13c.  OFFICE  /  AGENCY  <  DEPARTMENT 
HQ  USAFE/INR 
■»»faroft«gxjaKJ1r  Fnrre   
Same  as  13a 
480-6401 
DO  .Vff%  2024 
EDITION  Of   1  JUL  Tf»  ic-  '.>BiU)l  I  T»
PURPOSE  AND  INSTRUCTIONS 
A.  Data  provided  by  this  form  constitutes  the  sole  input  for  DoD  Index  5200.1-1,  "DoD  Index  of  1 
Security  Classification  Guides"  (hereafter  referred  to  as  the  Index).  I 
B.  This  form  is  executed  by  the  originator  of  each  security  classification  guide  issued  pursuant  to  the 
requirements  of  DoD  Regulation  52C0.1-R,  "Information  Security  Program  Regulation,"  'to  report: 
1.  Approval  (promulgation)  of  a  new  security  classification  guide;  *  " 
2.  Revision  (change)  of  a  security  classification  guide; 
3.  Reissuance  (reprinting  to  incorporate  previous  and/or  current  revisions  or  changes)  of  a 
classification  guide; 
4.  Accomplishment  of  the  biennial  review  of  a  classification  guide; 
5.  Cancellation  of  a  classification  guide;  and 
6.  Correction  of  data  furnished  on  previously  submitted  forms. 
C.  For  each  submission  of  this  form: 
1.  Check  the  applicable  box(es)  in  items  1,  6.  and  10  (by  typewriter); 
2.  Complete  items  2  through  5  and  7  through  9  (by  typewriter)  and  observe  the  maximum  number 
of  characters  (letters,  numbers,  punctuation  marks,  and  spaces)  allowed  for  these  items 
(abbreviate  as  necessary-); 
3.  Complete  items  11,  12,  13a  through  13d,  and  11a  and  14b  as  a,  ?licable;  and 
4.  DO  NOT  INCLUDE  CLASSIFIED  INFORMATION    Do  not  reveal  classified  information 
through  association  of  the  Subject  Matter  Index  Terms  with  other  items  of  information  on 
this  form. 
D.  Enter  all  dates  (in  items  2,  4,  7  and  8)  in  the  following  sequence  and  manner:    Year,  month,  day 
(i.e.:    IS  July  1976  would  be  entered  as  760715;  January  2,. 1977  would  be  entered  as  770102; 
and  December  1978  would  be  entered  as  781200). 
¥..      For  any  classification  guide  that  has  a  classified  title,  enter  (in  item  3)  an  unclassified  short  title  and 
state  pare 
of  a  guid( 
Guide.") 
F.  A  parenthetical  status  note  (e.g.,  guide  being  revised)  may  be  included  in  item  3  after  the  title  of  a 
classification  guide,  space  permitting,  when  ieemed  appropriate.    Any  such  note  will  appear  in  the 
Index. 
G.  Indicate  in  item  6  whether  the  classification  guide  (including  any  revision)  it  available  at  the  Defense 
Documentation  Center  (DDC)  for  secondary  distribution.   If  so,  indicate  which  one  of  the  following 
distribution  limitation  statements  has  been  applied  to  the  classification  guide: 
• 
1.  "U.S.  Gov't  and  its  contractors." 
2.  "U.S.  Gov't  only." 
3.  "DoD  and  DoD  contractors  only." 
4.  "DoD  only." 
H.      In  providing  the  biennial  review  date  (item  7),  enter  the  date  when  the  initial  or  next  biennial  review 
is  to  be  accomplished. 
1.       Enter  the  proper  Subject  Matter  Index  Torni(s)  (item  9)  from  the  list  in  the  current  issue  of  the  Index. 
«J.      When  the  "Reason  for  Submission"  (item  Dot  this  form  is  other  than  to  report  a  new  guide  and  the 
guide  is  listed  in  the  Index,  enter  the  guide's  existing  Index  Sequence  Number  in  item  11,  e.g.,  A0123. 
K.     The  "Remarks"  (item  12)  section  of  this  form  may  !*•  used  to  furnish  additional  information  (that 
will  not  appear  in  the  Index). 
L.      Complete  items  13a  through  13d  and  14a  and  14b  as  appropriate. 
M.     The  original  executed  copy  of  this  form  will  lie  forwarded,  through  channels,  to  the  Office  of  the  '   \ 
Deputy  Under  Secretary  of  Defense  for  Policy  Review.  ATTN:  Director  of  Information  Security,  j 
The  Pentagon.  Washington,  D.C.  20301.  One  copy  of  each  executed  form  will  be  retained  by  the 
originator  for  a  minimum  of  two  years. 
For  any  classification  guide  that  has  a  classified  title,  enter  (in  item  3)  an  unclassified  short  title  and  .-*i 
state  parenthetically  that  the  full  title  is  classified.  (To  enhance  the  utility  of  the  Index,  the  syntax  fe»£? 
of  a  guide  title  should  he  such  that  significant  words  are  first,  e.g..  "Project  X  Security  Classification       ^*-:'