13-00000. . The following Directorate of Administration documents can be Released _ in Full: R HR HR _HR HR HR HR HR 1-100 1-101 1-110 1-101 1-101 1-101 1-100 1-101 ARRB REQUEST CIA-1 13 July 1957 . pp. 1-2 13 July 1957 _ 8 April 1958 pp. 1-2_ 8 April 1958 1 September 1958 14 October 1958 15 August 1960 pp. 1-2 26 April 1960 1 April 1961 fig.1, p.3 “1 April 1961 pp. 1-2 10 October 1961 fig.1, p. 3 16 August 1963 | fig. 1, p. 3 31 March 1964 fig.1, p. 3 26 September 1966 fig.1, p. 3 16 December 1966 fig.1, p. 3 BeETURN TO CIA Background Use Only — Seu@ FEB oom cae alle com om Organization and Functions of CIA Mission Statement Organizational Chart CIA Organization and Function of CIA Mission Statement Organizational Chart CIA Organizational Chart CIA Organizational Chart CIA Organization and Functions of CIA Mission Statement Organizational Chart CTA organizational Chart CIA Mission Statement for CIA Organizational Chart CIA Organizational Chart CIA Organizational Chart CIA Organizational Chart CIA Organizational Chart CIA :
13-00000 - & 4 4 HR 1 R 1-140 R 1-140 . R 1-140 R 1-140 HR 1-14a ‘HR 1 HR i HR 1-14a HR 1 HR 1 R 1-140 R 1-140 28 March 1972 fig.1, p. 3 17. February 1955 ‘8 February 1960 Pp. 2 : 8 February 1960 — p. 3 21 August 1960 p. 1 ‘1 April 1961 p. 33 1 April 1961 fig.11, p. 32 10 October 1961 fig.11, p. 32 8 November 1974 . p. 53 , 8 November 1974 fig.17, p. 52 26 July 1962: fig.11 27 Sept.1976 _— fig.17, p. 52 17 Feb. -1956 fig.8 14 Mar. 1958 fig.8 oA Organizational Chart CIA: Organizational Chart Office of the Deputy Director (Support) Organizational Chart Office of the Deputy Director (Support) Mission Statement The Deputy Director (Support) : Organization and Functions - Office of the Deputy Director (Support) Mission Statement Office of the Deputy Director (Support) Organizational Chart Office of the Deputy Oh Director (Support) . Organizational Chart DD (Support) Mission Statement Office of the Deputy Director for Admini- tration Organizational Chart DDA Organizational Chart DD (Support) Organizational Chart Directorate of Administration Organizational Chart Office of Security Organizational Chart Office of Security
13-00000 a? BOs fig.22, p. 68 HR 1 1 April 1961 Organizational Chart fig.18, p. 54 Office of Security HR 1 19 March 1962 _ Organizational Chart fig.18, p. 54 Office of Security _ HR 1 (26 July 1962 Organizational Chart fig.18, p. 50 Office of Security HR 1 16 August 1963 Organizational Chart fig.22, p. 68 Office of Security HR 1 3 November 1966 Organizational Chart fig.22, p. 68 Office of Security R 1-140 14 March 1958 Mission Statement pp. 19-19.1 Office of Security HR 1-14k 1 April 1961 Mission Statement p. 55 Office of Security HR 1. 1 April 1961 | Organizational Chart fig.18, p. 54 Office of Security HR 1 19 March 1962 . Organizational Chart £ig.18, p. 54 Office of Security HR 1-14k 15 May 1962. Mission. Statement , p. 55 Office of Security HR 1-14h 26 July 1962 Mission Statement ‘p. 51 Office of Security HR 1 .26 July 1962 Organizational Chart i fig.18, p. 50 Office of Security HR 1-14g 16 August 1963 Mission Statement v7 8 dp. 69 Office of Security HR 1 16 August 1963 | Organizational Chart -fig.22, p. 68 - Office of Security HR 1-14g 3. November 1966 Mission Statement pp. 68.1-68.2 Office of Security HR 1 3 November 1966 Organizational Chart fig.22, p. 68 Office of Security HR 1 1 March 1967 Organizational Chart Office of Security
13-00000 2 . é nd eo: : HR 1 8 January 1974 Organizational Chart fig.22, p. 68 Office of Security The following Directorate of Administration documents are released sanitized: R 1-140 22 January 1960 Organizational Chart fig.4, p. 10 Office of Communications R 1-140 31 August 1960 Mission Statement pp..11-11.1 Office of Communications
. R 1-100 i REGULATION: ORGANIZATION NO. 1-100 — Pas igte oF 13 Ty 1987 - oe Keowee ; 1% Pal i veoamamos Mitee? AND FUNCTIONS : CENTRAL. INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Rescission: R 1-100 dated.26 March 1955 alah XN. CONTENTS _ . Page AUTHORITY ...... .1. . MISSION. ... 0... 05. 1 FUNCTIONS ... 0.2.04 1 ORGANIZATION . a 2 1. AUTHORITY Bo . a oe . a The: Central Intelligence Agency was established by and functions’ under the National Security Council by authority of the National Security Act of 1947 (61 Stat. 405; 50 U.S.C. 401-403), as amended; the Central Intelligence Agency Act of 1949 > (63 Stat. 208; 50 U.S.C. 403a-j); and other pertinent legislation. «- 2 “MISSION The Central Intelligence Agency, under the direction of the National: Security : Council and within the limitations of applicable tegislation and directives, has ' the following duties and responsibilities: _ Advises the National Security Council in matters ‘concerning such intelligence m™ activities of the Government departments and agencies as relate to national security. . Makes ‘recommendations to the National Security Council for the coordination of such intelligence activities of the departments and agencies of the Govern- ment as relate to the national security. . Correlates and evaluates intelligence relating to the national security, and ‘provides for the appropriate dissemination of such intelligence within the Government using, where appropriate, existing agencies and facilities. ° Performs, for the ‘benefit of the existing intelligence agencies, such, additional services of common concern.as the National Security Council determines can be more efficiently accomplished centrally. . Performs such other functions and duties related to intelligence affecting the national security as the National Security Council may from time to time direct. . Qe eee FUNCTIONS . The Director of Central Intelligence is the head of the Central Intelligence Agency. . The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, whose position is established by the National Security Act of 1947, as amended, acts for, and exercises the powers of, the Director during his absence or disability. As the Deputy to the Direc- tor, he performs such duties as the Director may direct. . Deputy Directors of the Central Intelligence Agency, appointed by the Direc- tor of Central Intelligence for specific functions, will:
R 1-100 REGULATION ORGANIZATION NO. 1-100 © oO Lo Revised 13 July 1957 ) (2) (3) Be responsible for, and have authority to carry out, the functions specifi- cally delegated by: the Director or specified for them in Agency regulations. Except when prohibited from so doing, they may delegate to their sub- ordinates appropriate portions of such responsibilities. together with pro- _ portionate authority for their execution within the Deputy’s overall respon- sibility for results. Coordinate their activities with the other Deputy Directors of the Agency to the extent necessary for fulfillment of the Agency mission but in no instance assume responsibilities and functions assigned elsewhere. Establish internal policies, functions, and procedures for the operation of their components In accordance with Agency olieles, regulations, and directives. d. The Deputy Director (Support) is designated to exercise those Agency powers specifically delegated by law to the “Executive of the Agency.” e. The Executive Officer, appointed by the Director of Central Intelligence, will . perform the duties devolving upon a staff executive. These duties shall not conflict with the responsibilities of the “Executive of the Agency” referred to in paragraph d immediately above. 4. ORGANIZATION . The organization of the Central Intelligence Agency and its components, with the distribution of functional responsibilities to each Deputy. Director of the “Agency as prescribed by the Director, is set forth in Agency regulations (classified as national ‘defense information) which are the governing directives for Agency. management. ALLEN W. DULLES |. ‘Director of Central Intelligence t3 heey. 6d
13-00000 | REGULATION NO. 1-101 _ INSPECTOR GENERAL SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING EXECUTIVE OFFICER CABLE SECRETARIAT DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) 1 & R STAFF PPC STAFF FI STAFF Cl STAFF PP STAFF TS STAFF OPERATING DIVISIONS . CHIEFS OF STATIONS DISTRIBUTION: AB SECRET CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY | DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE | af DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF L CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR (INTELLIGENCE) (COORDINATION) OFFICE OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND REPORTS OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF OPERATIONS OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE cv EV SY FS EHF RI1-101 ORGANIZATION 13. July 1957 —INTEWGENCE =! ADVISORY COMMITTEE | DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT) GENERAL COUNSEL AUDIT STAFF COMMERCIAL STAFF MANAGEMENT STAFF MEDICAL STAFF OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OFFICE. OF LOGISTICS OFFICE OF PERSONNEL OFFICE OF SECURITY OFFICE OF TRAINING ALLEN W. DULLES Director of Central Intelligence
13-00000 SmORE R 1-110 ' REGULATION ORGANIZATION NO. 1-110 Revised 8 April 1958 pew ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS/~ ~ Rescissions: (1) R 1-110 dated 22 November 1957‘ (2) R 50-170 dated 25 March 1955 |“ CONTENTS Page OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR os i INSPECTOR. GENERAL . ~. & SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING "AND ‘DEVELOPMENT . 2 OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR 1. MISSION Under the direction of the National Security Council, it is the duty of the Central Intelligence Agency to advise on, and to make recommendations fort the: coordi- nation of, intelligence activities relating to the national security; to correlate, evaluate, and ‘disseminate intelligence relating to the national security; and to perform services of common concern to the intelligence agencies and to perform such other functions as } may. be directed. 2 FUNCTIONS a. The Central Intelligence Agency shall perform the duties and functions pre- scribed by. the National Security Act of 1947 (Sec. 102) , together with such other duties.and functions as may appropriately be assigned to it by ‘competent authority. b. The Director of Central Intelligence is the head.of the Central. Intelligence Agency and is responsible for proper performance of the Agency’s functions. In the performance of his duties, the Director shall exercise all powers inherent in ‘the head of a department or agency of the Government. oe c. The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence assists the Director in the perform- ance of his duties and acts as the Director in the absence of that official. d. In addition to his normal authorities as Director of Central Intelligence, the Director is charged with the carrying out of such specific statutory functions . a8 are set forth in appropriate legislation. ° EXECUTIVE OFFICER a MISSION The Executive Officer is charged with coordinating all staff actions, directing the activities of the Executive Secretariat and Cable Secretariat, and performing such other duties as may be assigned by the Director and the Deputy Director. CABLE SECRETARIAT The Cable Secretary is charged with coordinating policies governing the preparation, release, and distribution of CIA cables and is charged with the SECRET
13-00000 f— 400 1 # , TT SECRET R 1-110 fv eG St *oaceaip ORGANIZATION NO. 1-110 Revised 8 April 1958 review, processing (exclusive of the encrypting, decrypting, and transmit- ting processes), distribution, and delivery within CIA headquarters of all classified incoming and outgoing CIA cables; insuring that the originating office has secured the personal approval of the Director on all outgoing cables involving questions of national policy; and insuring that all intelli- gence items contained in cables are transmitted to the Office of the Deputy Director (intelligence). INSPECTOR GENERAL 4, MISSION The Inspector General is charged with conducting inspections and investigations on behalf of the Director throughout the Agency, both at headquarters and in the field. . , 5. FUNCTIONS The Inspector General. shall: a. Survey and evaluate the assignment and performance of the missions and functions prescribed for all components of the Agency and recommend to the Director such improvements as may assist them more fully to perform their appropriate functions. : b. Be responsible for investigations of fraud, misuse of funds, conflicts of interest, and other matters involving misfeasance, malfeasance, nonfeasance, or viola- tions of trust. c. Provide a forum where Agency personnel may, on a highly confidential basis, confide grievances or complaints which have not received satisfactory con- sideration through regular channels of command or through the procedures provided for in CIA Regulation No. 20-8. d. Maintain and control all liaison with the President’s Board of Consultants on. Foreign Intelligence Activities. e. Perform such other functions as may be determined by the Director. SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 6. MISSION The Special Assistant for Planning and Development is charged with assisting the Director of Central Intelligence in planning Agency activities and is responsible for general supervision of all research and development activities of the Agency and the development of fresh approaches to the tasks of the Agency. 7. FUNCTIONS The Special Assistant for Planning and Development shall: . Develop and recommend policies and plans for Agency activities. Furnish guidance regarding the long-range plans of the Agency. . Conduct program analysis, as directed by the Director of Central Intelligence. . Review all programs covering research and development activities and direct or disapprove the undertaking or modification of research and development, subject to coordination with the Deputy Director concerned where changes in research and development would have a + significant effect on organizations or operations. a 9 & fp SECRET
13-00000 Co — oe? SECRET ~~ RI1-101 REGULATION © a ORGANIZATION NO. 1-101 os a . Revised &@ April 1958 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY = ane te ey eer DIRECTOR OF pee eee CENTRAL: INTELLIGENCE | wrewscence 1 INSPECTOR ‘GENERAL a me me a en ae 4 CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE "AND DEVELOPMEN “7 EXECUTIVE OFFICER CABLE SECRETARIAT SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING | DEPUTY DIRECTOR: (PLANS) 2. 1 & R STAFF PPC STAFF Fl STAFF _ Cl STAFF PP STAFF TS STAFF ‘OPERATING DIVISIONS CHIEFS OF STATIONS . : DISTRIBUTION: AB '| OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR — - + (INTELLIGENCE) OFFICE OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES “OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND’ REPORTS — OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF OPERATIONS © OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR. DEPUTY DIRECTOR =. | (COORDINATION) = (SUPPORT) GENERAL COUNSEL AUDIT STAFF COMMERCIAL STAFF _ MANAGEMENT STAFF MEDICAL STAFF OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OFFICE OF LOGISTICS OFFICE OF PERSONNEL OFFICE OF SECURITY OFFICE OF TRAINING ALLEN W. DULLES Director of Central Intelligence
13-00000:. REGULATION " NO. 1-101 Rescission: R 1-101 dated 8 April 1958 | INSPECTOR GENERAL SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE OFFICER CABLE SECRETARIAT DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) DEPUTY DIRECTOR (INTELLIGENCE) 1 & R STAFF ; OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE PPC STAFF OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND REPORTS cp¢ OFFICE OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES Ci STAFF OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE FI STAFF OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE PP STAFF OFFICE OF OPERATIONS: TS STAFF OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE OP. SER. PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE CENTER OPERATING DIVISIONS CHIEFS OF STATIONS DISTRIBUTION: AB 13102 98 ‘ | SECRET | SECRET CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (COORDINATION) R 1-101 2 ORGANIZATION Revised 1 September 1958 INTELLIGENCE I ADVISORY COMMITTEE; DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT) GENERAL COUNSEL AUDIT STAFF COMMERCIAL STAFF Ay Zé "MANAGEMENT STAFF Voy A. MEDICAL STAFF OS OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS Q,y OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER e Ny { OFFICE OF LOGISTICS y & OFFICE OF PERSONNEL \ Sf OFFICE OF SECURITY ri OFFICE OF TRAINING PAR C. P. CABELL EIN General, USAF u AY Acting Director of Central Intelligence 5 .
13-00000 ~~ ry ‘ SECRET | R 1-101 REGULATION . . ORGANIZATION NO. 1-101 Revised 14 October 1958 ' CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Gg : Cedeceee el) —t. Rescission: R 1-101 dated 1 September 1958 K yy pe at babe we DIRECTOR OF ae fe nn CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE — nee om INSPECTOR GENERAL SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING AND DEVELOPMEN EXECUTIVE OFFICER CABLE SECRETARIAT DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) (INTELLIGENCE) (COORDINATION) (SUPPORT) “ OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND REPORTS OFFICE OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF OPERATIONS OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE _ PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE CENTER GENERAL COUNSEL AUDIT STAFF COMMERCIAL STAFF MANAGEMENT STAFF MEDICAL STAFF OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS 1-&-R STAFF PPC STAFF coc Cl STAFF . Fl STAFF PP STAFF TS STAFF OP. SER. OPERATING DIVISIONS CHIEFS OF STATIONS DISTRIBUTION: AB 27254 10-58 SECRET OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OFFICE OF LOGISTICS OFFICE OF PERSONNEL OFFICE OF SECURITY OFFICE OF TRAINING
13-00000 . . _ | Cedicen te L) HA SA ESS Lan Eek re sage Otic he a | | | 1109 eoom™ REGULATION. ORGANIZATION « NO. 1-100 ; Revised 15 August 1960 » ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS "-" CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY " Reseission: Ri 12100 dated 13 July 1957 ~ CONTENTS ; Page AUTHORITY . 1 ‘MISSION. 1 ORGANIZATION ee 2 ce 1. AUTHORITY The ‘ Gentral Intelligence Agency was established by and functions under the National Security Council by authority of the National Security Act of 1947 (61 Stat. 495;..50 U.S.C. 401-403), as amended; the Central Intelligence Agency. Act of . 1949. (68 Stat. 208; 50 USC. 4032-4); and other pertinent legislation. . 2. MISSION The Central Intelligence Agency, under the direction of the National Security Council and within the limitations of applicable legislation and directives, has the folowing duties and responsibilities: a i Be "Advises the National Security. Council. in. matters concerning such intelligence activities of the Government departments and agencies as relate to national security. be Makes recommendations to the National Security Council for the coordination of. such intelligence activities of the departments and agencies of the Govern- meiit aS relate to the national security. c., Correlates and evaluates intelligence relating to the national security, and . provides for the appropriate dissemination of such intelligence within the »Govérnment using, where appropriate, existing agencies and facilities. d.. Performs, for the benefit of the existing intelligence agencies, such additional * services of common concern as the National Security Council determines can ibe more efficiently accomplished centrally. en "Performs such other functions and duties related to intelligence affecting the oe ‘national security as the National Security Council may from time to time ‘direct.. “f 7 -f3 geuncrt0Ns ‘+ a The Director of Central Intelligence is the head of the Central Intelligence Agency. . ye 8 The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, whose position is established by « the National Security Act of 1947, as amended, acts for, and exercises the powers of, the Director during his absence or disability. As the Deputy to the Direc- tor, he performs such duties as the Director may direct. - ®c. Deputy Directors of the Central Intelligence Agency, appointed by the Direc- . . tor of Central Intelligence for specific functions, will: aya Se
13-00000 . . i . Low 2 . : . ‘ ‘REGULATION Oo ORGANIZATION . NO. 1-100 Revised 15 August 1960 (1) Have full authority to carry out the functions for which they are made responsible by the Director, elther by regulations or otherwise. ‘Except when prohibited from so doing, they may delegate to their subordinates appropriate portions of their authorities. Such delegations of authority shall in no way relieve the Deputy Director concerned of his responsibility. (2) Coordinate their activities with the other Deputy Directors of the Agency to the extent necessary for fulfillment of the Agency mission but in no iristance assume responsibilities and functions assigned elsewhere. (3) Establish internal policies, functions, and procedures for the operation of their components in accordance with Agency policies, regulations, and directives. d. The Deputy Director (Support) is designated to exercise those Agency powers specifically delegated by law to the “Executive of the Agency.” ve e. The Executive Officer, appointed by the Director of Central Intelligence, will perform the duties devolving upon 2 staff executive. These duties shall not 2. - conflict with the responsibilities of the “Executive of the Agency” referred to oo ” in paragraph d immediately above. . Operating Officials (officials reporting. directly to a Deputy Director) shall have full authority to carry out the functions for which they are made respon- sible either by regulations or by a Deputy Director. - Except when prohibited from so doing, they may delegate to their subordinates appropriate portions of their authorities. Such delegations of authority shall in no way relieve the Operating Official concerned of his responsibility. . ftp _ 4. ORGANIZATION or ‘The organization of the Central Intelligence Agency and. its components, with the os , - distribution of functional responsibilities to each Deputy. Director of the Agency as! ‘prescribed. by the Director, is set forth ‘mn Agency regulations (classified as national defense information) ‘which are the governing. directives for Agency management. 7 ALLEN W. DULLES Director of Central Intelligence DISTRIBUTION: AB
13-00000 REGULATION NO. 1-101 INSPECTOR GENERAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER CABLE SECRETARIAT DEPUTY _— (INTELLIGENCE) OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND REPORTS OFFICE OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF OPERATIONS OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE CENTER DISTRIBUTION: AB 28907 4-60 | SECRET | CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Cy aete he) Rescission: R 1-101 dated 14 October 1958-~.,..,.. a ge DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE ~ DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF - CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) | SECRET RI-10] ORGANIZATION Revised 26 April 1960 AR UNITED STATES _ i INTELLIGENCE BOARD ! ol ASSISTANT FOR COORDINATION DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT) 7 OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL . AUDIT STAFF MANAGEMENT STAFF MEDICAL STAFF OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OFFICE OF LOGISTICS OFFIGE OF PERSONNEL OFFICE OF SECURITY OFFICE OF TRAINING
13-00000 oop £0682 LEHOaS T96T Tady 1 :pesaoy INSPECTOR GENERAL “EXECUTIVE OFFICER CABLE SECRETARIAT DEPUTY DIRECTOR (INTELLIGENCE) OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND REPORTS OFFICE OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF OPERATIONS OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE RATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE "DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) UNITED STATES I muy INTELLIGENCE BOARD pa ce ce cine nie mee eee are coe ad ASSISTANT FOR COORDINATION ” DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT) OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL AUDIT STAFF MANAGEMENT STAFF MEDICAL - STAFF GFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OFFICE OF LOGISTICS OFFICE OF PERSONNEL OFFICE OF SECURITY OFFICE OF TRAINING ae (76! LEAOAS | “By ‘1 a eacaes ns NOLLVZINVDUO
13-00000 ORGANIZATION 1, THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY a. AUTHORITY. The Central Intelligence Agency was established by and func- tions under the National Security Council by authority of the National Security Act of 1947 (61 Stat. 495: 50 U.S.C. 401-403), as amended; the Central Intelli- gence Agency Act of 1949 (63 Stat. 208; 50 U.S.C. 403a-j) and other pertinent legislation. b. MISSION. The Central Intelligence Agency, under the direction of the Na- tional Security Council and within the limitations of applicable legislation and directives, has the following duties and responsibilities: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) Advises the National Security Council in matters concerning such intelli- gence activities of the Government departments and agencies as relate to national security. Makes recommendations to the National Security Council for the coordi-~ nation of such intelligence activities of the departments and agencies of the Government as relate to the national security. Correlates and evaluates intelligence relating to the national security, and provides for the appropriate dissemination of such intelligence within the . Government using, where appropriate, existing agencies and facilities. Performs, for the benefit of the existing intelligence agencies, such addi- tional services of common concern as the National Security Council de- termines can be more efficiently accomplished centrally. Performs such other functions and duties related to intelligence affecting the national security as the National Security Council may from time to time direct. - ¢« FUNCTIONS qd) (2) @3) (4) (5) The Director of Central Intelligence is the head of the Central Intelli- gence Agency. The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, whose position is established by the National Security Act of 1947, as amended, acts for, and exercises the powers of, the Director during his absence or disability. As the Deputy to the Director, he performs such duties as the Director may direct. : Deputy Directors of the Central Intelligence Agency, appointed by the Director of Central Intelligence for specific functions, will: (a) Have full authority to carry out the functions for which they are made. responsible by the Director, either by regulations or otherwise. Except when prohibited from so doing, they may delegate to their subordi- nates appropriate portions of their authorities. Such delegations of authority shall in no way relieve the Deputy Director concerned of his responsibility. (6b) Coordinate their activities with the other Deputy Directors of the Agency to the extent necessary for fulfillment of the Agency mission but in no instance assume responsibilities and functions assigned elsewhere. (c) Establish internal policies, functions, and procedures for the operation of their components in accordance wtih Agency policies, regulations, and directives. The Deputy Director (Support) is designated to exercise those Agency powers specifically delegated by law to the “Executive of the Agency.” The Executive Officer, appointed by the Director of Central Intelligence, will perform the duties devolving upon a staff executive. These duties Revised: 1 April 1961 1
13-00000 Led as or HK. (Sars. H R 1 a1 d Bee od 3 delay 6-3. 6 pg aNTZATION shall not conflict with the responsibilities of the “Executive of the Agency” -referred ‘to: ‘in subparagraph (4 immediately above. (6). ) Operating’ ‘Officials. (officials reporting directly to a-Deputy Director) shall ’ have -full authority. to carry out the functions for which they are made responsible either by regulations or by.a Deputy Director. ‘Except when ‘prohibited from so doing, they may delegate to their subordinates appro- “priate ‘portions of their authorities. Such delegations. of authority shall in’ no way relieve the Operating Official concerned of his responsibility. ad. ORGANIZATION. The organization of the Central Intelligence Agency and its . components, with ‘the distribution of functional responsibilities to each - Deputy Director of the Agency as prescribed by the Director, is set forth in Agency regulations (classified as national defense information) which are the governing directives. for Agency management. 2 Revised: 1 April 1961
13-00000 LEMOS ISO SESE TOET 1840490 OT :pasTAcy INSPECTOR GENERAL , EXECUTIVE OFFICER CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE GABLE SECRETARIAT DEPUTY DIRECTOR = (INTELLIGENCE) OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND REPORTS OFFICE OF MATIONAL ESTIMATES OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE OFFICE OF OPERATIONS .. OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE RATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC INTERPRETATION CENTER DEPUTY DIRECTOR (PLANS) ASSISTANT FOR COORDINATION ~ UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD j ad DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT) . OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL AUDIT STAFF CIA AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING STAFF ‘MEDICAL STAFF OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER OFFICE OF LoGisTics OFFICE OF PERSONNEL OFFICE OF SECURITY OFFICE GF TRAINING roe gm pees avn gm PREG Bowe wean weed wabbe NOLLVZINVDUO LABOgSs ae
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13-00000 PEEED.10./97_@3:37PM . REGULATION OmeantEa’ WO, 1-140 Revised § etroary 1680 1, THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT) | Tne Toe Divecter (Suppert) iz for everall euppert af intaliigensa, and related activities. ehall direct and a eats t the sativitiag af oe the of Offices of Gommunieations, tae Comptrelier, Lagistles, Persannel, Geaurity, Freining, the General Counsel, Audié tam, Menagement Stat, Medical Gta, and petra rary support Assistant, Deputy Director (Guppert), (Gee organization 2. SPECIAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT, DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT) The mission of tha Bpecial Support Asciatant, Deputy Direstor (Gupport) fs ta ensure adequate, Prope, and Gimely aupport te tha Glandastina Serviess, Wa serves ad the fosal n for the Daputy oecten (Guppert) and the Deputy Director. (Plana) toe’ thas seastation and coordination of suppert probleme mutual concern, : 3, OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL + ann The General Co ts responsible for all loge) rantters arising in connection ith the amiclal businaas of the Agency. ®. FUNCTIONS The General Counsel shall:. €2) Act af advicer to the Director on legal naatters, (8) Advise and dusist all officials and employees on jeogal matters arising in eonnection with the efficial business of the Agency and an all other mattera dovolving the lagel tnterprelation and signifionnse of existing or pending @) Review ail regulatory matarial of the Ayeney for legality prior to publica (4) Gtudy and recommend, in terms of present laws and proposed legislation, Agmncy sation in sannection with tha interpretatign or anéctmans of legis lation in ordar to preserve or attain legisiative requirements of the Agency, (8) Be responsible fer and eonteal all general Matson outalde tha Agancy relat- ing to legal matters. tration and the 6} Previde genera! adminiairs port far ‘ wich feat natn oi Sa Erste of as Sal ne individual memberd and eammittess, and . ean eed n 7) Provide the Legislative Counsel with bac’ advise legigiatica ¢ affecting the Agency, (The Legislative Counsel receives genaral gaidance supervision oa other congreagional matters from the tuspecter General, Gea paragraph fe of R 1-110.) | @ Maintals & panel of private attorneys Who ara cleared Sor uss in sanneae ton with clandestine operations,
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13-00000 ORGANIZATION 14, OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT) ae THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT). The Deputy Director (Support) is responsible for overall support of all intelligence, operational, and related activities. He shall direct and coordinate the activities of the Offices of Com- munications, the Comptroller. Logistics, Personnel, Security, Training, and General Counsel, and the Audit Staff, Management Staff, Medical Staff, and the Special Support Assistant, Deputy Director (Support). (See organization ‘chart, figure 11.) . SPECIAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT, DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT). The mis- sion of the Special Support Assistant, Deputy Director (Support) is to ensure adequate, proper, and timely support to the Clandestine Services. He serves as the focal point for the Deputy Director (Support) and the Deputy Director (Plans) for the resolution and coordination of support problems of mutual concern. . OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL (1) MISSION. The General Counsel is responsible for all legal matters aris- ing in connection with the official business of the Agency. ‘FUNCTIONS. The General Counsel shall: (a) Act as adviser to the Director on legal matters. (b) Advise and assist all officials and employees on legal matters arising in connection with the official business of the Agency and on all other matters involving the legal interpretation and significance of existing or pending legisiation. Review all regulatory material of the Agency for: legality prior to publication. (d) Study and recommend, in terms of present laws and proposed legisla- tion, Agency action in connection with the interpretation or enact- ment of legislation in order to preserve or attain legislative require- ments of the Agency. (e) Be responsible for and control all general Maison outside the Agency relating to legal matters. . Provide general administration and support for the Legislative Coun- sel, who shall control all laison with the Congress of the United States, its individual members and committees, and their staffs. Provide the Legislative Council with back-up and advice on legislation affecting the Agency. (The Legislative Counsel receives general guid- ‘ance and supervision on other congressional matters from the Inspec- tor General. See HR 1-4b(5).) (h) Maintain a panel of private attorneys who are cleared for use in con- ' neetion with clandestine operations. (2 oe el (e (f wot ‘eat (g Revised: 1 April 1961 33 SECRET
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13-00000 ADMINISTRATIVE—INTERNAL USE ONLY a Ke ) ORGANIZATION HR 1-1l4a p°i4. OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ADMINISTRATION a. THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ADMINISTRATION. The Deputy Director for Administration is responsible for overall support of all intelligence, operational, and related activities. He will direct and coordinate the activities of the Offices of Medical Services, Communications, Logistics, Personnel, Security, Training, Finance, and Joint Computer Support, as well as the Information | Systems Analysis Staff and the Regulations Control Staff. b. SPECIAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT. The mission of the Special Support Assistant is to ensure adequate, proper, and timely support to the Operations Directorate. He serves as the focal point for the Deputy Director for Administration and the Deputy Director for Operations fér the resolution and coordination of L, support problems of mutual concern, Revised: 8 November 1974 (841) 53 ADMINISTRATIVE—INTERNAL USE ONLY
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13-00000 REGULATION : ORGANIZATION NO. 1-140 Revised 14 March 1958 (13} Operate a central processing service, in cooperation with other Agency support components, to assist personnel performing official travel. (14) Maintain the official Agency personnel files and the records of official per- a (15) (18) (17) sonnel action documents. Accumulate and compile official personne! statistics. Provide personnel service to the National Security Council. Furnish miscellaneous employee services as required. c. ORGANIZATION See organization chart, figure 7. OFFICE OF SECURITY ll. DIRECTOR OF SECURITY a. MISSION The Director of Security is charged with the preparation and execution of the Agency’s security. program and with the performance of security inspection functions as provided below. b. FUNCTIONS The Director of Security shall: @) (2) (3) (4) (5) (8) (D (8) (9) (10) (11) Recommend the establishment of Agency policies relating to security, and establish procedures for their implementation. Obtain and evaluate through investigation, technical interrogation, and Maison contact with other United States agencies, pertinent information regarding personnel for employment, assignment, or assoclation with the Agency. Approve or disapprove, from a security standpoint, the employment or utilization of individuals by the Agency, except certain approvals which are reserved to the Deputy Director (Plans) and concerning which the Direc- tor of Security will furnish the Deputy Director (Plans) with the results of his investigations and recommendations. Develop and conduct internal counterintelligence programs to detect and prevent hostile penetrations of the Agency. through its employees. Establish safeguards necessary to prevent physical penetration of the Agency's establishments by unauthorized individuals and provide staff guidance and assistance in connection with overseas establishments. Determine the effectiveness with which security programs and policies are being accomplished, and institute or recommend, as appropriate, im- provements where indicated. Furnish security advice and guidance to Agency employees. Institute, implement, and conduct technical countermeasures programs for the Agency in domestic establishments and at the request of the Deputy Director. (Plans) in foreign establishments. Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency meas- ures. Prescribe security policies relating to liaison and contact relations within the United States, except operationally approved contact with foreign officials. Establish and maintain necessary liaison with officials of other Govern- ment agencies on security matters. 19 SECRET
13-00000 ORGANIZATION Rtswiiti) 87 g. OFFICE OF SECURITY (1) (2) (3) ate a) 09 3 MISSION. The Director of Security is charged with the preparation and execution of the Agency’s security program and with tha performance of security Inspection functions as provided below. FUNCTIONS. The Director of Security shall: (a) Recommend the establishment of Agency policies relating to security, and establish procedures for their implementation. . (b) Obtain and evaluate through investigation, technical interrogation, and liaison contact with other United States agencies, pertinent in- formation regarding personnel for employment, assignment, or as- sociation with the Agency. (c) Approve or disapprove, from a security standpoint, the employment or utilization of individuals by the Agency, except certain approvals which are reserved to the Deputy Director for Plans and concerning which the Director of Security will furnish the Deputy Director for Plans with the results of his investigations and recommendations. (d) Develop and conduct internal counterintelligence programs to detect and prevent hostile penetrations of the Agency through its employees. (e) Establish safeguards necessary to prevent physical penetration of the Agency’s establishments by unauthorized individuals and provide staff. guidance and assistance in connection with overseas establishments. (f) Determine the effectiveness with which security programs and policies are being accomplished, and institute or recommend, as appropriate, improvements where indicated. (g) Furnish security advice and guidance to Agency employees. (h) Institute, implement, and conduct technical countermeasures pro- grams for the Agency in domestic establishments and at the request of the Deputy Director for Plans in foreign establishments. (i) Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency measures. , (p) Prescribe security policies relating to liaison and contact relations within the United States, except operationally approved contact with foreign officials. Ck) Establish and maintain necessary liaison with officials of other Gov- _ ernment agencies on security matters. (1) Investigate reports of security violations and noncompliance with security policies or regulations and recommend or initiate appropriate action as may be required. (m) Make necessary inspections, investigations, and reports to assure proper maintenance of security. Such inspections and investigations per- taining to overseas activities will be coordinated with the Deputy Director for Plans. (n) Conduct certain activities pertaining to the overall alien program. (o) Conduct research in security fields. (p) Provide security support and trained professional security officers, as required, to Agency components and domestic and foreign installations and operations. (q) Maintain a panel of non-Government notaries public who are cleared for use in connection with Agency operations. (r) Plan, develop, and conduct an Agency safety and fire prevention pro- gram for domestic installations and furnish staff guidance and as- sistance for the development of similar overseas programs. ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 22. GRoue i” Revised: 16 August 1963 tachdeg oe eenomare 69 SECRET “Gecinttcoten
13-00000 — ‘REGULATION Cea fr bed leg YR: “ sEcRET Cute? GAM 4 4 G/ ORGANIZATION &7_¢. NO. 1-140 Revised 14 March 1958 c, crs) Investigate: reports of security violations and noncompliance with security policies or fegulations and vecommend or initiate appropriate action. as may be. required, (13) Make necessary, inspections, investigations, and reports to assure proper maintenance‘of security. Such inspections and investigations pertaining to overseas activities will be coordinated with the Deputy Director (Plans) : (14) Conduct certain. activities. pertaining to the overall alien program. (15) Conduct research in security fields, (16) Provide security. support: and trained professional security officers, as re- quired, to Agency components.and domestic and foreign installations and operations.. (17) Plan, develop, and conduct. an Agency safety and fire prevention program for domestic installations and furnish slaff guidance and assistance for the development of similar overseas programs. ‘ORGANIZATION See organization.chart, figure 8. k 19.1 SECRET a od he
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13-00000 mes sah emenee biti th ORGANIZATION SECRET HR 1-14g g. OFFICE OF SECURITY (1) MISSION. The Director of Security is charged with the preparation and execution of the Agency's security program and with the performance of security inspection functions as provided. below. FUNCTIONS. The Director of Security will (2 ) (a} (b) — (ce (d) —_ (e (f at (g) (h) ad ot ) (x) a ord a) (m (n) (0) (p) (q) (r) Revised: 3 November 1966 (314) recommend the establishment of Agency policies relating to security, and establish procedures for their implementation; obtain and evaluate through investigation, technical interrogation, and Uaison contact with other United States’ agencies, pertinent in- formation regarding personnel. for employ! ent, assignment, or as- sociation with the Agency; approve or disapprove, from a. security; tandpotnt, the employment or utilization of individuals by the Agency, except certain approvals which are reserved to the Déguly.Disector-for-Plans and concerning which the Director of Security will furnish the Deputy- Director=for Plass with the results of his investigations and recommendations; develop and conduct internal counterintelligence programs to detect and prevent hostile penetrations of the Agency through its employees; establish safeguards necessary fo prevent physical penetration of the Agency's establishments by unauthorized individuals and provide staff guidance and assistance in connection with overseas establishments; determine the effectiveness with which security programs and policies are being accomplished, and institute or recommend, as appropriate, improvements where indicated; furnish security advice and guidance to Agency employees; institute, implement, and conduct technical countermeasures pro- grams for the Agency in domestic establishments and at the request of the Deputy’ Director -for-Plans in foreign establishments; coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency measures; —~ prescribe security policies relating to Haison and contact relations within the United States, except operationally approved contact with foreign officials; establish and maintain necessary Maison with officials of other Gov- ernment agencies on security matters; investigate reports of security violations and noncompliance with security policies or regulations and recommend or initiate appropriate action as may be required; make necessary inspections, investigations, and reports to assure proper maintenance of security. Such inspections and investigations per- taining to overseas activities will be coordinated with the Deputy Dizecter-for_Plans; conduct’ certain activities pertaining to the overall alien program; conduct research in security fields; provide security support and trained professional security officers, as required, to Agency components and domestic and foreign installations and/ operations; maintain a panel of non-Government notaries public who are. cleared for use in connéction with Agency operations; plan, develop, and conduct an Agency safety and fire prevention pro- gram for domestic installations and furnish staff guidance and as- sistance for the development of ‘similar overseas programs; Lactaded fram eviamate 68.1 SECRET “Qeoewtention
13-00000 - 8S 4 onGANwarion REESE By g. OFFICE OF SECURITY me?) (2) (3) its MISSION. The Director of Security Is charged with the preparation and ~ execution of the Agency's security program and with tha performance of security Inspection functions as provided below. FUNCTIONS. The Director of Security shall: (a) Recommend the establishment of Agency policies relating to security, and establish procedures for their implementation. . (b) Obtain and evaluate through investigation, technical interrogation, and liaison contact with other United States agencies, pertinent in- formation regarding personnel for employment, assignment, or as- sociation with the Agency. (c) Approve or disapprove, from a security standpoint, the employment or utilization of individuals by the Agency, except certain approvals ‘which are reserved to the Deputy Director for Plans and concerning which the Director of Security will furnish the Deputy Director for Plans with the results of his investigations and recommendations. — (d) Develop and conduct internal counterintelligence Yrograms to detect and prevent hostile penetrations of the Agency through its employees. _ (e) Establish safeguards necessary to prevent physical penetration of the Agency’s establishments by unauthorized individuals and provide staff guidance and assistance in connection with overseas establishments. (f) Determine the effectiveness with which security programs and policies are being accomplished, and institute or recommend, as appropriate, improvements where indicated. (g) Furnish security advice and guidance to Agency employees. (h) Institute, implement, and-conduct technical countermeasures pro- grams for the Agency in domestic establishments and at the request of the Deputy Director for Plans in foreign establishments. . (i) Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency measures, () Prescribe security policies relating to liaison and ‘contact relations within the United States, except operationally approved contact with foreign officials. (k) Establish and maintain necessary liaison with officials of other Gov- ernment agencies on security matters. (1) Investigate reports of security violations and noncompliance with security policies or regulations and recommend or initiate appropriate action as may be required. (m) Make necessary inspections, investigations, and reports to assure proper maintenance of security. Such inspections and investigations per- taining to overseas activities will be coordinated with the Deputy Director for Plans. (n) Conduct certain activities pertaining to the overall allen program. (o) Conduct research in security fields. (p) Provide security support and trained professional security officers, as required, to Agency components and domestic and foreign installations and operations. (q) Maintain a panel of non- -Gov ernment notaries public who are cleared for use in connection with Agency operations. (r) Plan, develop, and conduct an Agency safety and fire prevention pro- gram for domestic installations and furnish staff guidance and as- ‘sistance for the development of similar overseas programs. ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 22. GRoue 1 Revised: 16 August 1963 Lacleded from eutemetic 69 declesifconen
13-00000 . ee ORGANIZATION mo - aw h. OFFICE OF SECURITY qi) (2) 3), S Cais HR. 1-14h hn =i + eee, MISSION. The Director of Security is charged with the preparation and execution of the Agency's security program and with the performance of ‘Security inspection functions as provided below. ‘FUNCTIONS. The Director of Security shall: (2) Recommend the establishment of Agency policies relating to security, and éstablish procedures for their implementation. (b) Obtain and evaluate through investigation, technical interrogation, and Ualson contact with other United States agencies, pertinent in- formation regarding. _personnel for. employment, assignment, or as- sociation with: the Agency. (c) Approve or disapprove, from a security standpoint, the employment or utilization of individuals by the Agency, except certain approvals ' which are reserved to the Deputy Director (Plans) and concerning which the Director of Security will furnish the Deputy Director (Plans) with the results of his investigations and recommendations. (d) Develop and conduct internal counterintelligence programs to detect and prevent hostile penetrations.of the Agency through its employees. (e) Establish safeguards necessary to prevent physical penetration of the Agency’s establishments by unauthorized individualg and provide staff guidance and assistance In connection with overseas establishments. (f) Determine the effectiveness with which security programs and policies are being accomplished, and institute or recommend, as appropriate, improvements where indicated. (g) Furnish security advice and guidance to Agency employees. (h) Institute, implement, and conduct technical countermeasures pro- grams for the Agency in domestic establishments and at the request of the Deputy Director (Plans) in forelgn establishments. (i) Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency measures. a (j) Prescribe security policies relating to Halson and contact relations within the United States, except operationally approved contact with foreign officials. . (k) Establish and maintain necessary Haison with officials of other Gov- ernment agencies on security matters. e8) Investigate reports of security violations and noncompliance with security policies or regulations and recommend or initiate appropriate action as may be required. (m) Make necessary. inspections, investigations, and reports to assure proper maintenance of security. Such inspections and investigations per- taining to overseas activities will be coordinated with the Deputy Director (Plans). .(n) Conduct certain activities pertaining to the overall alien program. (o) Conduct research in security fields. (p) Provide security.support.and trained professional security officers, as required, to Agency components and domestic and foreign installations and operations. (q) Maintain a panel of non-Government notaries public who are cleared for use in connection with Agency operations. (r) Plan, develop, and conduct an Agency safety and fire prevention pro- gram for domestic installations and furnish staff guidance and ass, sistance for the development of similar overseas programs. ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 18. Revised: 26 July 1962 laced were 51 dawagreding ond SBS |_sectouiticonan
13-00000 : Qe LZ | ORGANIZATION EShi2t ey “zo 3) HR 1-14k k. OFFICE OF securrry [272 Gty (1) MISSION... The Director of Securit charged with the preparation and (2) (3) execution of the Agency's security program and with the performance of ‘security Inspection functions as provided below. FUNCTIONS. The Director of Security shall: (a) Recommend the establishment of Agency policies relating ‘to security, and establish procedures for their implementation. : (b) Obtain and evaluate through investigation, technical interrogation, and Maison contact with other United States agencies, pertinent in- ‘formation regarding personnel for employment, assignment, or as- sociation with the Agency. (c) Approve or disapprove, from a security standpoint, the employment or utilization of individuals by the Agency, except certain approvals which are reserved to the Deputy Director (Plans) and concérning which the Director of Security will furnish the Deputy Director (Plans) with the results of his investigations and recommendations. (d) Develop and conduct internal counterintelligence Broerams to detect and prevent hostile penetrations of the Agency through its employees. (e) Establish safeguards necessary to prevent physical penetration of the Agency’s establishments by unauthorized individuals and provide staff guidance and assistance In connection with overseas establishments. (f} Determine the effectiveness with which security programs and policies are being accomplished, and institute or recommend, as appropriate, improvements where indicated. (g) Furnish security advice and guidance to Agency employees. (h) Institute, implement, and conduct technical countermeasures pro- grams for the Agency in domestic establishments and at the request of the Deputy Director (Plans) in foreign establishments. (i) Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency measures. (j) Prescribe security policies relating to Maison and contact relations within the United States, except operationally approved contact with foreign officials. (k) Establish and maintain necessary Maison with officials of other Gov- ernment agencies on security matters. () Investigate reports of security violations and noncompliance with ' security policies or regulations and recommend or initiate appropriate action as may be required. (m) Make necessary inspections, investigations, and reports to assure proper maintenance of security. Such inspections and investigations per- taining to overseas activities will be coordinated with the Deputy Director (Plans). (n) Conduct certain activities pertaining to the overall alien program. (o) Conduct research in security fields. (p) Provide security support and trained professional security officers, as required, to Agency components and domestic and foreign installations and operations. (q) Maintain a panel of non-Government notaries public who are cleared for use in connection with Agency operations. (r) Plan, develop, and conduct an Agency safety and fire prevention pro- gram for domestic installations and furnish staff guidance and as- sistance for the development of similar overseas programs. , ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 18.. Revised: 15 May 1962 , 55 Bon a os
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13-00000 Doub ae ne CI CET enous Sane eee Ieee Lauoas os) os et) g INTERROGATION a RESEARCH fa. DIVISION ~~ a > : ad pad © oD ts OFFICE OF SECURITY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY EXECUTIVE STAFE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY ADMINISTRATION AND TRAINING STAFF SECURITY RESEARCH STAFF DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PERSONNEL AND PHYSICAL SECURRY PERSOMMEL PRYSICAL SECURITY StCURIY DIVISION DIVISION OPERATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS SUPPORT BIVISION DIvisiOn DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR INVESTIGATIONS ANG OPERATIONAL SUPPORT ZZ By‘ YH Cosy Ww NOLLVZINVOY LAHOUS
13-00000 CALLS HR 1a14g(a) 22002 Ala ely WO) eal (s) Develop and publiak ante security policy, standards, and procedures for the establishment and maintenance of security of Agency indus- --trial contractual ‘arrangements and for keeping such contract secur]ty - matters’ under’ ‘continuing. and ‘centralized cognizance. 8) ORGANIZATION. | See. organization chart, figure 22. 682 : Revised: 3 November 1966 (314) SECRET
13-00000 1a we zg & | xr a OFFICE OF SECURITY ~ esoudt 2 ‘ . Pd “ DIRECTOR OF SECURITY a DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY * RO : NO ~ ADMINISTRATION SECURITY SECURITY POLICY £73 . AND TRAINING STAFF RESEARCH STAFF AND EXECUTIVE STAFF £3 ihe m SPECIAL SECURITY EXECUTIVE AND PLANNING id OO te CENTER BISON . es Q . ; o ha rs mi bs ra . es DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR ‘DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR C FOR PERSONNEL SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY . AUEN ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY ASSISTANT DEPUTY oe GF SECURITY AFFAIRS ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR ; FOR PERSONNEL SECURITY INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT STAFF | PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY t . 8 PERSONNEL SECURITY INTERROGATION INVESTIGATIONS OPERATIONAL SUPPORT PHYSICAL, SECURITY TECHNICAL SECURITY ‘ 8 . DIVISION RESEARCH DIVISION DIVISION _ DIVISION DIVISION j DIVISION 3 2. SECURITY RECORDS AND INDUSTRIAL SECURITY gi it \ 2 COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION SUPPORT DIVISION x by g ah & 3G XI n a © gS
13-00000 WIS 28 E26ES Lavoas 89 (GSE) LO6T WIV T :pastaay OFFICE OF SECURITY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR PERSONNEL SECURITY ALIEN AFFAIRS ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT ASSISTANT OEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR PERSONNEL SECURITY STAFF PERSONNEL SECURITY INTERROGATION INVESTIGATIONS OPERATIONAL SUPPORT DIVISION RESEARCH DIVISION BIVISION DIVISION SECURITY RECORDS AND " COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION FIELD OFFICES SECURITY POLICY AND EXECUTIVE STAFF |. SPECIAL SECURITY EXECUTIVE AND PLANNING CENTER OIVISION qj1Vd DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY -FOR PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY PHYSICAL SECURITY TECHNICAL DIVISION -. DIVISION : INDUSTRIAL SECURITY SUPPORT DIVISION da BONS ZZ “By "| YH LaUORS BER ue (Sy, Vi NOILLVZ Sor
13-00000 a a i : * 7 re . = OFFICE OF SECURITY coxa ay eo > DIRECTOR OF SECURITY =i DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY © . Fm) res = ay . ws DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR: DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR ad PERSONNEL SECURITY AND . ‘DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR . PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL AND se INVESTIGATIONS POLICY AND MANAGEMENT OVERSEAS SECURITY — oo CHIEF OF OPERATIONS FOR PERSONNEL CHIEF OF OPERATIONS FOR PHYSICAL, =m SECURITY AND INVESTIGATIONS TECHNICAL AND OVERSEAS SECURITY — wf i — a4 ta Bs 52] s S { eI 1 Bi be] — 1 y SECURITY SECURITY PHYSICAL i TECHNICAL SUPPORT RECORDS SECURITY { CAVISION DIVISION DIVISION OIVISION H é i a OTHER ce Tos FIELO | INFORMATION SPECIAL SYSTEMS SECURITY GPFICES SECURITY ” CENTER INTERAGENCY GROUP ; TRAINING ° CENTER (66L) PLET Azenues g NOLLVZINVDUO
13-00000 JFEEB_10 97 _93:39e¢ REGULATION NG, 1-148 OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS 7 DIRECTOR OF COMMUNECATIONG & MIGETON Fhe Director 6? Communications (a charged with advising em eoramunications and leatrenies polley; aativities eencarnead with tha eollection by the Agency through tachuleal saeecaivilties of the agency, and rie Comnunlestion, support nearer) era’ we necessary to the miteslong of the Agency. Tha authority delegated . _ ¢@ the Direster ef Commeniealions for planning, establishing, eperating, and . malotaining the elascified elestromle telecommsuaicetiona faalilties ef the Agency and the asscclated searecy equipments which ave the property ef, er under the conttal ad, the Ageney does mob include: (1) Standard telephiané service in the United States nor the procurement ef teletypewriter elreults in ad Datued Gtates throughs the telaphons some pany, for whieh authori! en de gated to the Director of Logistics, S However, typewriter reales wh be procured enlg wilt the approval ef the Director of @ Operation of Foreign treadenst foformation Division, Offiee of Operstions, Depu + gree (intelligence) communications network hailing mone " (8) Opsration and control of secret slectronis equipmente which are the sole - ‘ sedpansibllity of the Technical Garvices Divielon, Deputy Diracter (Plans), (4) G@peration ef Gentact Divisian, Silas 06 of Operations, Deputy Diractar - telligence) domestie ta sommuniestiong netwerk, auecept _ eemtral of the pata md eralpmnat material, eyatama, and soon eations security methods used in this network, . (8) tion ef facaimtic equipment ia the Office of Conteal Reference, Deputy Disaster (Intelligence), b. FUNCTION poy peli wae eat npr rote rym aly bebo tary are, and ‘gomumunications faciities for tranemiscion and reaaption of fatelliganes and for the control of {ts activities throughout the world, the Director of Communications shail: (8) Formulate aed implement polteias and programe which will make avalle able te the modern and efficient teleeommunisations gpa = eperate theaa establish and exeguéte communications Pals to protest thet faaies and whe inepity of the Agency true (2) Feemtlate and implement pelisles and programa far research inte and ‘development af communications techniques, fuallitles, and apecialized _ @lestrania equipment eapéclaltly adapted to the sedde of the Agency. (2) Provide, in eosperation with the Diracter of Training, for the training af 7” selected personnel in technical phases of communications Inaluding the Wee of radio, teletype, cryptographic systems, and ether communications equipment. Ft |
13-00900. a -. ! pee 10 19? _ 924 a0em REGULATION. NG. l-id6 Revised 3 33 yeewiitrs i868 (a) Manila Yalson with eh other Government’ (8) In eoardination th Ag eangdrned, contirned, sonduat Melson, and po irr ardanet with other Tailed te my devant scenes ane end privately Nate assigned teshnical Nippert setivities, ( Gontlsusy explore and evaluate facts from ‘all known, sources, include fing Yalaen, ralative to his Solsaion. &