MILITARY PERSONNEL DETAILED TO THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20301

THE JOINT STAFF

18 August 1966

MEMORANDUM FOR THE CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

Subject: Military Personnel Detailed to the

Central Intelligence Agency (C)

The can country

1. (C) In response to your request, attached at Tab A is

a summary of the service personnel currently on detail to

The report includes a breakdown by rank and service,

and by country of assignment.

The attached information was

provided by the Director of Personnel, CIA, because the

personnel systems of the two services

providing the bulk of

the personnel are not programmed to respond promptly to your

request.

2. (S) In the pursuit of the requested information SASA

learned that the Assistant

Secretary of Defense (Systems

Analysis) on 11 August 1966 signed

a letter to the CIA

approving the Agency request for military manpower spaces

for 11 1907.. (Total 874, see copy of memorandum at Tab B.)

Agency manpower request was handled

by ASD/SA with the Services through Secretarial channels.

were neither consulted nor requested to concur in

this major CIA support action. However, it will be noted

that a copy was furnished your office.

3. (S) I believe that lack of involvement of the JOS in

the matter of the annual military manpower authorization.to

CIA is a serious omission.

It stems from an OSD/OSO directive

of 1957 which was pertinent as long as the Erskine-Lansdale

office existed. (Copy attached at Tab c.)

When Lansdale's

office was disestablished in 1963 the OSD

directive should have

been rescinded and replaced by an appropriate JCS directive.

With your approval SACSA will initiate the necessary action

with ASD/SA and CIA to insure that future personnel actions

involving CIA are properly actioned within the JCS organization.

Attachments:

as stated

GROUP 1

Excluded from automatic

downgrading and

declassification

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USAF

USN

USMC

TOTALS

WASHINGTON

USAF

USA

USN

USMC

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USA

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PRINCE

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REPORT OF MILITARY PERSONNEL DETAILED

TO

CIA

(AS OF 31 AUGUST 1966)

03

52

5

60

2

10

35

37

I. SUMMARY BY SERVICE

02

1

01

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150

26

11

2

189

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4

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166

9

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6

18

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179

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GERMANY

USAF

USA

TOTALS

GREECE

SAF

TOTALS

HAWAII

USAF

TOTALS

USAF

USA

TOTALS

ITALY

USN

TOTALS

CAPAN

USAF

TOTALS

LIBYA

USAF

TOTALS

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05

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USA

TOTALS

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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEPLiN..

WASHINGION, D. G. 20301

4:80-66

144-6061941

SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

SUBJECT: Central Intelligence Agency Military Personnel Requirements,

FY 1967 (U)

Reference is made to Central Intelligence Agency memorardum dated

June 7, 1960 to the Department of Defense which states the requirements

¿or military personnel to be detailed to the Central Intelligence Agency as

follows:

Service

Officers

Enlisted

Total

USA

USN

USMC

USAF

34

20

11

180

163

15

10

441

197

35

21

62}

TOTAL

245

629

87÷

These reguirements are approved. In approving this request, it is

suggested that personnel requisitions be submitted sufficientiy in advance

of desired on-station dates to permit selection of individuals with ine re-

quired prerequisites. The Army has stated,

for example, tat the desirable

lead-time for oíficers and senior enlisted personnel is 5 to 9 months, and 5

months for lower grade enlisted men. The Army also states that certain

indial intelligence MOS, particularly for positions requiring Spanish language

fluency, may pose selection problems depending on the time the personnelare

required to be on-station.

It is agreed that reimbursement for personnel so detailed will be made

to the Services by the Central Intelligence Agency in accordance with the

Memorandum of Understanding between the Agency and the Department of

Defcase, approved by the Director of the Bureau of the Budget, February 23,

1900.

StS-142-66

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Dy copies of this memorandu, the Scrvico Socratasies Will male

tho above paroonael availablo to tho Contral Intelligeace agency during

FY 1957.

Request the grade and specialty codes for tho required personnel bo

runished thu respoctive Military Sorvices.

(sl

U

Mr. Hunt/pmj/Jul 14, 66.

OASD(SA)RA-MR/3C200/X76761

SA5-2500, SA5-2523, RA 1/566, RA 1/569

CONCURRENCE:

ASD(Comptroller)

Copy to: UndSecArmy

UndSecNavy

UndSecAF

Commandant, USMC

Chairman, JCS

ASD(C)

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December 5, 2957

S-S18

SUBJECT

Reference:

GOD (0SO)

Department of Defense Directive

Folicies Governing Assigumoni of Military Personuel

so the Contral Intelligence Agency

(a)

Department of Defense Directive 1315.3, entitled

"Policies Governing Assignment of Military

Personsel to the Central Intelligence Agency,"

dated 9 December 1952 (cancelled herein)

I. PURERAS

The purpose of this directive is to announce to all con

cerned policies governing the assigreent of military

personnel io the Ceutzel Intelligence Agency (CIA).

II. CANCELLACION

Reference (a) is supersoded and cancelled on the eifective

date of this directive.

III.

GENERAL POLICY CONSIDER 1CEONS

A.

Representation and kiaison

1.

Remirements. Certain military personnel should

be assigned to the CIA to provide adequate

bilitary participation and support at appropriate

levels of the agency. This representacion will be

in conformity with Depozinent of Defense/CIA

policios.

Porsonnel selocied should be the best

qualified and nosi esperienced available, wich a

reil-founded understanding of their omn Service

policies, programs and requirenents.

2.

Assiment Cualifientions.

As far as pracsicals

the

Services should provide personnel to she CIA

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Vi Lian

who are carpatoly trained "ur the function

which

they are to perions insofar as the function

one of cocaon concom, to colieve CIa or a

requironow to furnish militory-type troining and

indooosinacion.

3.

Military Technical Skills and Paperience, Certain

military personnel

should be ascia. ci: Cia to

1111 approved billets requiring persons with

technical stills

and experience peculiar to the

Military Services.

4.

Specialized Qualifications.

The Military Services

should not be requested to

furnish nilitazy

personnel to ClA to 1ill billets requiring

persous with language, area or other unusual

skills, experieace or qualifications, uhich are

not intrinsic in military personnel, 11 sach

mantication is the primary basis for the reguest.

B. Leboz and Services.

1. In general the Military Services should not be

requested to assign personnel to ClA to periora

housekeeping iunctions, communication or clerical

duties, to render medical suppore, or ochervise

to be a source of labor and miscellaneous

services, if such duty is the primazy basis

for

che request.

2.

Overseas, where a CIA activisy is located near or

mithin & U.S, military insisilation, the local

military commandes may, when zequested by CIA,

and based on a specific agrecent approved by the

Military Service concerned, provide services of

comaon concern, such as physical security, ete...

to CIA as to other branches of the Government,

provided that such

services can be furnished within

current local personnel allocations and subject to

fiscal reimburseaonts where required.

Such

facilities, or personnel involved, should not

normally be turned over to CIA adainistration.

C.

Benots ve Undecizable Posts.

The Kilitary Services Should not be requested to

assign personnel so CIa to staff or support CIA

2

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S-131503

installations in andesirable locations or duties encept

where the socigument of military personnel is agreed

to be tho soot practical solution.

In such

cases CIA

chouid enteust every possibility to acquire the

-onel needed from the U.So and Indigezous civilian

I Booll of Ci. Enployees.

Generaily, recall of CIl caployees to extended setive

military duty is not considered desirable.

E.

Unprograrned requests.

Unprogresned CIA requiresents no% anticipaied and pro-

cessed as part of annual personnel escimaces, should

nevertheless be handled in the same manner as the

annual estinates, with such advance inforaal consul-

tation as nay be required to expedite the process.

F.

Irainina Assoonents.

The provisions of this policy will not affect present

or future agreements which CiA may

make with the

Services to provide military training for Junior

Officer Trainees of the Ageney.

IV. OFFICE OF TRE SECRETARY OF BORENSE FUNCTIONS.

A.

The Office of the Secretary of Defense (CSD) should

continue to promigate policies and proceduzes

governing military personnel supporê of the Cia.

should receive CiA annal estimates of military

personnel requiremonts along with genezal justifiec

Lion for all ner positions. The OSD should then revic

and process then to the Services for detalled cousic-

eration.

After receipt of comments fron the Services.

the CSD should review them and make a consolidated

reply to the CIA.

B.

Exceptions to any of the policies promulgatod hereia,

on a unique and energeney

basis, may be negoslated by

CIA through the DSD.

V.

DEPARTHENDAL PZOCESSING

A.

Each Service will exemine the CIA request for pezeoncel

indicating recoumended approval or disapproval to the 055.

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VI.

B.

Tise

Militory Services s'ould soke full. advantage of

such information on acquired sicilis and experiences

can be mede available, by mutual arzangensats botueen

Can and che servicos, da millery personnel reducing

fron assignmont with

Cil.

MAPLENONTATION.

This directive is effective innedletely and the foregoing

policies regarding military personnel

assigument to CI

should be put into effect by each Military Service on a

continuing basis at the eariiest possible date.

as

Que do Kevin

Secretary of Defense

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REGISTER OF PERSONNEL HANDLING CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT

DATE RECEIVED

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CLASSIFICATION

RETURN TO:

OFFICE, CHAIRMAN, JCS

ROOM 2-E 865, THE PENTAGON

DOCUMENT NUMBER

Memo for CJCS

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Gen. Goodpaster

SUBJECT:

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DATE OF DOCUMENT

18 Aug 66

Military Personnel Detailed to the Central Intelligence Agency

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SECRET

THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20301

THE JOINT STAFF

18 August 1966

MEMORANDUM FOR THE CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

Subject: Military Personnel Detailed to the

Central Intelligence Agency (C)

• (C) In response to your request; attached at lab A is

a summary

of the service personnel currently on detail to

the CIA.

The report includes a breakdown by rank and service,

and by country of assignment.

The attached information was

provided by the Director of Personnel, CIA, because the

personnel systems of the two services

providing the bulk of

the personnel are not programmed to respond promptly to your

request.

2. (S) In the pursuit of the requested information SACSA

learned that the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Systems

Analysis) on 11 August 1966 signed a letter to the CIA

approving the Agency request for military manpower spaces

for Fy 1967. (Total 874, see copy of memorandum at Tab B.

The entire action on the Agency manpower request was handled

by ASD/SA with the Services through Secretarial channels.

The JCS were neither consulted nor requested to concur in

this major CIA support action.

However, it will be noted

that a copy was furnished your office.

3. (S) I believe that lack of involvement of the JCS in

the matter of the annual military manpower authorization to

CIA is a serious omission.

It stems from an OSD/OSO directive

of 1957 which was pertinent as long as the Erskine-Lansdale.

office existed.

(Copy attached at Tab C.)

office was disestablished in 1963 the OSD directive should have

been rescinded and replaced by an appropriate JCS directive.

With your approval SACSA will initiate the necessary action

with ASD/SA and CIA to insure that future personnel actions

involving CIA are properly actioned within the JOS organization.

Attachments:

as stated

NO JOINT STAFF OBJECTION

TO DECLASSIFICATION

REQUIRES CONCURRENCE OF:

DATE...

CLA LOSO 1999

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USAF

UoN

USMC

TOTALS

WASHINGTON

USAF

USA

USN

USMC

TOTALS

US FIELD

USA

USN

U SMC

TOTALS

ALASKA

USAF

TOTALS •

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USAF

USA

USMC

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SECRET.

REPORT OF MILITARY PERSONNEL DETAILED

(AS OF 31 AUGUST 1966)

TO

CIA

I. SUMMARY BY SERVICE

03

52

3

5

02

1

4

1

01

-

нота

60

кодрант

6

пленика

sans

Total

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150

26

11

2

189

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4

2

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12

4

2

6

18

II. SUMMARY BY LOCATION

8

46

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1

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123

8

537

189

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44

326

61

3

391

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GERMANY

USAF

USA

TOTALS

GREECE

*SAF

TOTALS

HAWAII

USAF

TOTALS

IRAN

USAF

USA

TOTALS

ITALY

USN

TOTALS

JAPAN

USAF

TOTALS

LIBYA

USAF

TOTALS

OKINAWA

USAE

TOTALS

04

1

2

2

=

1

1

1

1

SECRET

SUMMARY BY LOCATION (cont'd)

Total

02 01

off.

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3

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PERU

USA

TOTALS

PHILIPPINES

USAF

TISA

TOTALS

REPUBLIC OF

VIETNAM

USAE

USA

TOTALS

TAIWAN

USAF

USN

TOTALS

THAILAND

4

TOTALS

TURKEY

USAF

TOTALS

06

1

1

05

1

3

3

-

04

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2

6

03

SECRET

SUMMARY BY LOCATION (cont'a)

Total

02

off.

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ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF DEPEN.:

WASHINGTON, D. G. 20301

1188-76

114106-69463

SYSTEADS ARALYSIS

MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

SUBJECT: Central Intelligence Agency Military Personnel Requirements,

FY 1967 (U)

Reference is made to Central Intelligence Agency memorandum dated

June 7, 1960 to the Department of Defense which states the requirements

for military personnel to be detailed to the Central Intelligence Agency as

follows:

Service

" Officers

• Enlisted

Total

USA

USN

USMC

USAF

34

20

11

180

163

15

10

441

197

35

21

621

TOTAL

245

629

874%

These requirements are approved. In approving this request, it is

suggested that personnel requisitions be submitted sufficiently in advance

of desired on-station dates to permit selection of individuals with the re-

quired prerequisites.

The Army has stated, for example, that the desirable

lead-time for officers and senior enlisted personnel is 5 to 9 months, and 5

months foi lower grade enlisted men. The Army also states that certain

initial intelligence MOS, particularly for positions requiring Spanish language

fluency, may pose selection problems depending on the time the personnelare

required to be on-station.

It is agrecd that reimbursement for personnel so detailed will be made

to the Services by the Central Intelligence Agency in accordance with the

Memorandum of Understanding between the Agency and the Department of

Defense, approved by the Director of the Bureau of the Budget, February 23,

1960.

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Dy copies of this memorandur, the Servico Socrataries will make

tho abovo parsonael availablo to to Central Intelligeace Ageacy during

FY 1967.

Request the grade and specialty codes for the required personnel be

ruiniched tho respective Military Services.

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MI. Hunt /pmj/Ju 14, 66

OASD(SA)RA-MR/3C200/X76761

SA5-2500, SA5-2523, RA 1/566, RA 1/569

CONCURRENCE:

ASD(Comptroller)

Copy to: UndSecArmy

UndSecNavy

UndSecAl

Commandant, USMC

Chairman, JCS

ASD(C)

Mr.

Cooper, OASD(C)

Mi. Puppa, OASD(C)

CP09

CC: DI. Asher

Mr. Langlota

SecDef Chron." AF Team

Yellow Comeback

Navy Tean

ASD(SA) Chron

ASD(SA) Mailroom

RA-MR Chron

RA-MR Reading

Mi. Hunt

Col. Randall

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December 5, 1757

5-13.6

SUBJECT

Reforence:

OSD (OSO)

Department of Dafense Directive

Folicies Governing Assigunent of Military Personnel

to the boutral Intolligence Agency

(a)

Department or Defense Direcsive 1315,3, entitled

"Policies Coverning Assignment of Military

Personnel to the Central Intelligence Agency,"

dated & Decenber 1952 (cancelled herein)

I.

PURPOSE

The purpose of this directive is to announce to all con-

cerned policies governing the assignent of military

personnel to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).

II. CANGSLLASION

Beforence (a) is suporseded and cancelled on the effective

date of chis directive.

11L.

PONS

A. RepresentatIOn and 1121SOE

1.

Remuirenants.

Certain milltary personnel should

be assigned to the CIA to provide adequate

military participation and support at appropriate

levols of the agoney.

This representation will be

In conformity with Dopartment of Defense/CH

policies.

Personnel selected should be the best

qualified and nort experienced available, wich e

neil-founded understanding os their ow. Service

pollcies, programs and requirements.

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Assignment Qualifications •

As far as procsical,

the services should provide personnel to the CiA

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who

are addquately trainod for the function

which

they

are to perfore insofer es the function is

one of common concern, to rollovo CI, ol a

requiremont to furnish military-typo tralning and

indocirination.

3.

Militory Technient

Certain

military personnel

chould

ĐC

a.0.:

CIA SO

f1l1 approved billets requiring persons vich

technieal skills and experience poculiar to the

Military Services.

Specialized

should not be requested to

The Military Services

personnel to CiA to illl billets requiring

persons with lenguage, area or other anusual

skilis, experience or qualifications, which

not

incrinsic in military personnel, if such

qualification is the primory bosis for the request.

B. Lebor and Services.

1.

In general the Military Services should not be

requested to assign personnel to CIA to perfom

housekeeping functions, communication or clerical

duties,

to render medical support, or otherwise

to be a source of labor and miscellaneous

services, if

such duty is the primary basis for

the request.

c.

2.

Overseas,

where a Cil activity is located neor or

within e

U.S. military installation, the local

military commander may, when requested by CIA,

and based on a specific agreenent approved by che

Miltary Service concerned, provide services of

common concern, such e

to CiA as do other branches of the Government,

provided that such services can be furnished within

current local porsonnel allocations and subjece to

fiscal reimbursements where required. Such

facilities, or personnel

involved, should not

normally be turned over to CIl administration.

Undesizable Posts.

The Military Services should not be requested to

assiga personnel to CIA so staff or suppor CIA

2.

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Inosalletions in andosirable locations or duties except

where

the assigancat of military personnel 1s agreed

to be sno sose practical solution.

• Is such cases CIA

should oshauut every possibility to acquize the

:nol nooded too. the U.S, and Indigenous civilian

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Derail or C. Enalorenz.

Genenally, recall of Cl employees so entended active

military duty is not considered desirable.

•E.

IV.

Unprograned CIA coquirements not anticipated

and pro

cossed as part of annual personnel'escinates, should

nevertheless be handled in the sano monuer as the

sanual estimotes, with such advance infosal consul

cation

as moy be required to expedite the process.

F. "Isaiano Aaronzonts.

The provisions of this policy will not affect present

or fature agreemonto which CIA may make wich the

Services to provide military training for Junior.

Officer Trainees of the agoney

OREICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE FUNGIZONE.

A.

ine brince of the secretary of berense dusty should

continue to promulgate policies and procedures

governing milliary personnel support of the CIA.

and should reccive CiA camuni estimates of military

personnel requiremonts along with general justitica-

Lion for all nen pocitions.

The 080 should then review

and process thes to the Services for detailed consid-

eration.

Aftor receipt of comments from che Services.

the

0SD

should review them and make a consolidazed

reply to the CIA.

B.

Exceptions to any of the polleies procuigated herein.

on a unique and energency basis, my be negosiated by

CIA through the 0SD.

V.

DEPARTENTAL, PRICESSING.

A.

Each Service will cranine the CIA request for persontes

indicating recoumonded approval or disoppsoval to tie 0SD.

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The Militory Services old wake full advantage of

such infosmacion on acmpured atills and expeciences

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can be made available, by mutual arrsagements between

CIA and the Sorvieos, os milltery personnel returning

fron assignmont with ClA.

VI.

this directive is effective ionediately and the foregoing

policies regarding

militory personnel

sosigumend to CI

should be put into effect by each Military Service on a

continuing basis at the earliest possible date.

Secretary of Defense

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