a ee HEADQUARTERS US AIR FORCE INO] 20-8 Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence ; Washington DC 20330 17 September 1982 Organization and Mission - General ARMS CONTROL AND DISARMAMENT, AND RELATED NEGOTIATIONS This INOI establishes policy, responsibilities, and procedures governing AF/IN support of arms control and disarmament, and related matters. This instruction applies to all AF/IN and AFIS activities. 1. Policy of Arms Control and Disarmament, and Related Negotiations. The Di- rectorate of Estimates (AF/INE) is designated the AF/IN-AFIS office of primary responsibility (OPR) and single point-of-contact for arms control and disarma- ment, and related negotiations. This responsibility is further delegated to the Weapcns, Space, and Technology Division (AF/INET) to assist AF/INE. This policy applies to all existing and future agreements, treaties, and negotia- tions involving the support and participation of the Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence (ACS/I). 2. Representative List of Negotiations and Agreements. The following jis a representative list of negotiations and agreements covered by this INOI: a. Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START). b. Intermediate-range Nuclear Force (INF) negotiations. c. Strategic Arms Limitation Treaties (SALT I and II). d. Treaty between the United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics on the Limitation of Anti-Ballistic Missile Systems (ABM Treaty). e. Mutual and Balanced Force Reduction (MBFR) talks. f. United States - Soviet Anti-Satellite Talks (ASAT). g. Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTB). h. Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). i. Negotiations involving chemical, biological, and radiological weapons. Supersedes INO] 20-8, 16 June 1980. No. of Printed Pages: 3 OPR: AF/INET (Major Orton) Distribution: F
2 INO! 20-8 17 September 1982, aI Responsibilities and Procedures of the Director of Estimates ‘(AF/INE). NE: a. Coordinates and arranges for the preparation of AF/IN positions on, and support to, various arms control and disarmament negotiations ané-related activities. b. Keeps the USAF ACS/I informed on arms control and disarmament issues and developments. c. Tasks AF/IN-AFIS activities to provide required support. 4. Responsibilities and Procedures of the Weapons, Space, and Technolcay Divi- sion (AF/INET). AF/INET performs as the primary office to carry out this pro- gram, and: a. Establishes liaison with the Department of Defense, Joint Chiefs of Staff, Air Staff, Central Intelligence Agency, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, and other governmental departments as required. b. Maintains a file of required arms control and disarmament cocuments and records. c. Anticipates tnose arms control and disarmament proposals and actions, either pending or in-work, for which intelligence support is required. Gd. Assists the Director, AF/INE, in accomplishing required actions. 5. Responsibilities and Procedures of the Director of Intelligence Plans and Systems (AF/INY). AF/INY: a. Advises the ACS/I and the AF/IN staff on the capabilities and employ- ment of National Technical Means to monitor provisions of existing and proposed agreements. b. Represents Air Force intelligence requirements and interests on Direc- tor of Central Intelligence collection tasking committees, subcom-ittees, and working groups in support of arms control and disarmament. 6. Responsibilities of All Other Directors, Commanders, and Chiefs of Compara- ble Levels. Al} other directors, commanders, and chiefs of comparable level offices: a. Refer to AF/INET arms control and disarmament matters received from outside sources.
_ IMNOl 20-8 17 September 1982 (3 b. Ensure that support {fs furnished to AF/INET as required. OFFICIAL JOHN B. MARKS, Major General, USAF Asst Chief of Staff, Intelligence $ - JACK MORRIS, Colonel, USAF Exec to ACS/Intelligence