404-10123-10404 a ar mo MeGORD, YOre Uy , ween te es © Sen ¢ ° * “a - dalle | KX -  §5C-0256-67 13 DEC 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Security Management Staff/DD/S&T o| SUBJECT (BYECOM Mpprovals for Office of Security eneral Support Officers 1. On occasion of the required semi-annual review of, holders of compartmented clearances, the SSC proposed and the Director of Security approved the concept that the majority of professional security officers at the Headquarters level could effectively perform all necessary security support in th Gye bystem within the limits of a liberal interpretation of the access permitted by the(BYECOM) clearance as opposed to the individual project clearances, ©) 2. Accordingly, the review of OS holders of compartmented clearances indicates that 37 officers listed below should be granted the ol (BYECOM)clearance. This will permit us to debrief them of 148 individual ®YEMAN\clearances. The Chief, Compartmented Information Branch has beeti requested to mark the CIB control records 60 as to alert thé SSC any time within the next year a request for cértification 5{(BYEMAN 'Kecess comes irom outside thé Agency. “The SSC with ~~ your cooperation will seek to insure that the ®YECO clearance does not serve as a barrier in the discharge of general (BYEMAN security support duties, of 3. It is suggested that you endorse this memorandum in approval of t8(BYECOM)for all individuals listed, This action will serve the CIB as the necessary DD/S&T (BYECOM )jauthorization and eliminate the need for 37 individual Form 2018a's, o[ cRoaP }
14-00000 of 4. The list of OS personnel proposed for (BYECOM) Identity Clearances Now Held 03 O, I, C, RH, HX, ZA O, I > F¥éderic ° O, I, C, EP BUNN, Lelan O, I, C, HX, G, RH, EP o3 O, I, C CARPENTIER, Patrick O, I, C,.G, EP CARRICO, Hobart C. Oo,1ic | COLE, Thomas L. O, I, C, RH, G, EP FITCHETT, Kathryn A. Oo, 1, Cc oF O, I, C, RH, FM GOTTSCHLING, Robert P, O, I, C, RH, EP, FM GREENE, Ward K. O, I, C, RH, EP, FM HART, Ramon R, . I, RH, HX, FM bP? O,L4e JONES, Edwal. O, 1, C KOTAPISH, Wm. R. O, I, C, RH, HX, G, EP DOR, QUI KUH, Richard E, oO, I 23 +O, I, C, RH, HX O, I ' O, I MCSHERRY, Curtis H, Oo, I, ¢ MORETTI, John Oo, I MORONEY, Robert F. O, I, C, HX, EP NOONAN, Robert O, I PARR, Lawrence G. O, I, C, RH, HX PHALEN, Charles S, O, I, C, HX, G, EP, DOR, QUI 3% O, I, C, RH, FM ROYER, William A. Oo, 1 C SHERIDAN, Arthur C, Oo, 1, C be |e O, I, C, RH, HX HORTLEY, Michael J. Oo, 1,C . SOLIE, Bruce L. _ I SWENDIMAN, Robert C, -O, I, C los I oo, 2 pres SEG]
14-00000 O, I, C, RH, HX, EP, FM I O, I, C, RH, HX “4 nea ii ME. f ae roe" WwW. M. Knott _Ghief, Special Security Center APPROVED: _ a) } Har ry/J. Murphy Chief//SMS/DD/S T I heartily agree with this proposal but there is one item which I feel might:be explored. When I was in the Special Security Center we occasionally called on the then Chief of Personnel Security Division, Mr. Steven Kuhn, Mr. Leland E. Bunn, or Mr. Ward K. Greene to conduct defensive briefings. In the course of con- ducting such briefings, I feel that it is possible that they might not be able to give meaningful answers to questions propounded by the persons being briefed. I would recommend that this matter be discussed with Mr. Bunn, Mr. Greene, and Mr. Kotapish, successor to Mr. Kuhn, prior to debriefing them of all operational access. approvals and giving them (@BYECOMs .) o| Sunn, Gree ne. Kdan ish fave Auer Berra culled on rie Da fe rove Onifcnge be Aiccuse checrances in Yl ctownbce depth Further, te Byzcor) , would net prrcluds las va from in curnain 4 puke . | | . : izferley