LIST OF DOCUMENTS DESCRIBING THE ORGANIZATION OF THE DIRECTORATE OF ADMINISTRATION.
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ORGANIZATION

REGULATION

NO. 1-100

ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

Rescission: F 1-100 dated 26 March 1955 nute i

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AUTHORITY::::

MISSION : •

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1. AUTHORITY

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. 495; 50 U.S.C. 401-403), as amended; the Central Intelligence Agency Act

of 1949 (63 Stat: 208; 50 U.S.C. 403a-)); 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 following duties and responsibilities:

a. Advises the National Security Council in matters concerning such intelligence

activities of the Government departments and agencies as relate to national

security.

b. Makes recommendations to the National Security Council for the coordination

of such intelligence activitles of the departments and agencies of the Govern-

ment 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

Government using, where appropriate, existing agencles and facilities.

1. Performs, for the benefit of the existing intelligence agencles, such additiona

ervices of common concern as the National Security Council determines cas

be more efficiently accomplished centrally.

e. Performs such other functions and duties related to intelligence aflecting the

national security as the National Security Council may from time to time

direct.

3. FUNCTIONS

a. The Director of Central Intelligence is the head of the Central Intelligence

agency.

b. The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, whose position is established by

the National Security Act of 1941, 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 dutles as the Director may direct.

• Deputy Directors of the Central Intelligence Agency, appointed by the Direc

or of Central Intelligence for specific functions, will

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Revised 13 July 1957

(1) Be responsible for, and have authority to carry out, the functions specif-

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-

portonate authority for their execution within the Deputy's overall respon-

sibility for results.

(2) Coordinate their activities with the other Deputy Directors of the Agency

to the extent necessary for fulfliment of the Agency mission but in no

. Instance 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.

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 dutles shall not

confiict 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

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SECRET

REGULATION

NO. I-101

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

INSPECTOR GENERAL

SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CABLE SECRETARIAT

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(PLANS)

1 & R STAFF

PPC STAFF

FI STAFF

CI STAFF

pp STAFF

TS STAFF

OPERATING DIVISIONS.

CHIEFS OF STATIONS

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(INTELLIGENCE)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(COORDINATION)

OFFICE OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES

OFFICE OF CURRENT INTELLIGENGE

OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND REPORTS

OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE

OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE

OFFICE OF OPERATIONS

OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE

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ORGANIZATION

13. July 1957

INTELLIGENCE

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

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REGULATION

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R 1-710

ORGANIZATION

Revised 8 April 1958

ORGAVIZATIOY AND FUNCTIONS NEED

Rescissions: (1) R 1-110 dated 22 November 1957

(2) R 50-170 dated 25 March 1955

CONTENTS

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OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

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EXECUTIVE. OFFICER

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INSPECTOR GENERAL

SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT 2

OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR

I. 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 for 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.

%. FUNCTIONS

a. The Central Intelligence Agency shall perform the duties and functions pre-

seribed by the National Security Act of 1947 (Sec. 102), together with such other

dutles 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 duttes, the Director shall exercise all powers inherent

in the head of a department or agency of the Government.

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.

1. In addition to his normal authorities as Director of Central Intelligence, the

DIrector is charged with the carrying out of such specific statutory function.

as are set forth in appropriate legislation.

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

3. MISSION

The Executive Officer is charged with coordinating all staff actions, directing the

activitles of the Executive Secretariat and Cable Secretariat, and performing suck

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

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Revised 8 April 1958

ne processes)

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-

tons 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 Activitles.

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 activitles and is responsible

for general supervision of all research and development activitles of the Agency

and the development of fresh approaches to the tasks of the Agency.

7. FUNCTIONS

The Special Assistant for Planning and Development sball:

a. Develop and recommend policies and plans for Agency activities.

b. Furnish guidance regarding the long-range plans of the Agency.

c. Conduct program analysis, as directed by the Director of Central Intelligence.

l. Review all programs covering research and development activities and direct

r 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.

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

INSPECTOR GENERAL

SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING

AND DEVELOPMENT

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CABLE SECRETARIAT

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(PLANS)

1 & R STAFF

PPC STAFF

FI STAFF

CI STAFF

PP STAFF

TS STAFF

OPERATING DIVISIONS

CHIEFS OF STATIONS

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(INTELLIGENCE)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(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

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INTELLIGENCE

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

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Director of Central Intelligence

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REGULATION

NO. 1-101

Rescission: R 1-101 dated & April 1958

SECRET

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

INSPECTOR GENERAL

SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING

AND DEVELOPMENT

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CABLE SECRETARIAT

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(PLANS)

1 & R STAFF

PPC STAFF

CDC

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OP. SER.

OPERATING DIVISIONS

CHIEFS OF STATIONS

DISTRIBUTION: AB

13102 9-58

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(INTELLIGENCE)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(COORDINATION)

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

SECRET

R 1-101

ORGANIZATION

Revised 1 September 1958

INTELLIGENCE

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

C. P. CABELL

General, USAF

Acting Director of Central Intelligence

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NO. 1-101

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

Rescission: R 1-101 dated 1 September 1958

DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

INSPECTOR GENERAL

SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PLANNIN

IND DEVELOPMENT

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CABLE SECRETARIAT

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(PLANS)

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DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(INTELLIGENCE)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(COORDINATION)

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

SECRET

R 1-101

ORGANIZATION

Revised 14 October 1958

UNITED STATES

INTELLIGENCE BOARD

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

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R 1-100

ORGANIZATION

Revised 15 August 1960

* ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

Rescission: R. I-100 dated 13 July 1957 /

CONTENTS

AUTHORITY . . . ... •

MISSION

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1. AUTHORITY

The Central Intelligence Agency was established by and functions under the

National Security Councll by authority of the Natlonal Security Act of 1947 (61

Stat. 495; 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

Councti and within the limitations of applicable legislation and directives, has

the following duties and responsibilities:

Advises the Natlonal Security Counell in matters concerning such in nationa

activitles of the Government departments and agencies as relate to national

security.

b. 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.

c. 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 agencles and facilitles.

d. 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.

e., Performs such other functions and dutles related to intelligence aflecting the

national security as the National Security Council may from time to time

jdirect.

3.

FUNCTIONS

Etho

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 disablity. 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:

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ORGANMATION

Revised 15 August 1980

(1) 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 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 fulfliment of the Agency mission but in no

instance assume responsibilities and functions assigned elsewhere.

(3) Establish internal policles, 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."

e. The Executive Officer, appointed by the Director of Central Intelligence, will

perform the duties devolving upon a stail executive. These duties shall not

conflict with the responsibilities of the "Executive of the Agency" referred to

in paragraph d immediately above.

1. Operating Oficials (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 probibited

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.

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

natlonal defense information) which are the governing directives for Agency

management.

ALLEN W. DULLES

Director of Central Intelligence

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Rescission: R 1-101 dated 14 October 1958 aÜn

INSPECTOR GENERAL

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

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

PHOTOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE CENTER

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(PLANS)

DISTRIBUTION: AB

28907 4-60

SECRET

RI-101

ORGANIZATION

Revised 28 April 1980

UNITED STATES

INTELLIGENCE BOARD

ASSISTANT FOR

COORDINATION

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(SUPPORT)

OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL

AUDIT STAFF

MANAGEMENT STAFF

MEDICAL STAFF

OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS

OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER

OFFICE OF LOGISTICS

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL

OFFICE OF SECURITY

OFFICE OF TRAINING

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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

INSPECTOR GENERAL

DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES

INTELLIGENCE BOARD

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CABLE SECRETARIAT

ASSISTANT FOR

COORDINATION

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

NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC

INTERPRETATION CENTER

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(PLANS)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(SUPPORT)

OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL

AUDIT STAFF

MANAGEMENT

STAFF

MEDICAL • STAFF

OFFICE OF COMMUNICATIONS

OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER

OFFICE OF LOGISTICS

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL

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1. THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

* AUTHORITY. The Central Intelligence Agency was established by and fune-

tions under the National Security Council by authority of the National Securits

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 dutles and responsibilities:

to national security.

(2) Makes recommendations to the National Security Council for the coordi-

natlon of such intelligence activitles of the departments and agencles of

the Government as relate to the national security.

(3) 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.

(4) 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.

(5) Performs such other functions and dutles related to intelligence aflecting

the national security as the National Security Council may from time to

c. FUNCTIONS

(1) The Director of Central Intelligence is the head of the Central Intelli-

gence Agency.

(2) The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, whose position is established

by the Natlonal 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.

(3) 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 authoritles.

Such delegations of

authority shall in no way relieve the Deputy Director concerned of his

responsibility.

(b) Coordinate their activities with the other Deputy Directors of the

Agency to the extent necessary for fulfllment 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 wilh Agency policies; regulations,

and directives.

4) The Deputy Director (Support) is designated to exercise those Agenc

owers specifically delegated by law to the "Executive of the Agency.

(5) 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

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ORGANIZATION

shall not conflict with the responsibilitles of the "Executive of the Agency"

referred to in subparagraph (4) immediately above.

(6) Operating Officials (officlals reporting directly to a Deputy Director) shall

have Iul authority to carry out the funetions for which they are made

responsible elther by regulations or by & 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 responsiblity.

d.

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.

Revised: 1 April 1961

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35496 10-61

Revised: 10 October 1961

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

INSPECTOR GENERAL

DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES

INTELLIGENCE BOARD

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

CABLE SECRETARIAY

ASSISTANT FOR

COORDINATION

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(INTELLIGENCE)

OFFICE OF CENTRAL REFERENCE

OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND REPORTS

OFFICE OF RATIONAL ESTIMATES

OFFICE OF BASIC INTELLIGENCE.

NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC

INTERPRETATION CENTER

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

(PLANS)

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 OF TRAINING

ORGANIZATION

97994900609

to?t

HR1, fig. 1

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SECRET

38290

8-63

RESEARCH STAFF

GUIDANCE STAFF

COLLECTION

PUTY DIREC

Z INTELLIGEN

OFFICE OF

NATIONAL ESTIMATES

'OFFICE OF

CENTRAL REFERENCE

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FICE

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OFFICE OF

OPERATIONS

OFFICE OF

BASIC INTELLIGENCE

NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPMIC

INTERPRETATION CENTER!

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

INSPECTOR GENERAL

GENERAL COUNSEL

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR PLANS

COMOR STAFF

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR

SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY

OFFICE OF ELINT

OFFICE OF.

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES

OFFICE OF RESEARCH

AND DEVELOPMENT

FRICE!

CIENTIFIC INTELLIBEN

OFFICE OF

COMPUTER SERVICES

RESEARCH AND

DEVELOPMENT

REVIEW BOARD.

ASST. TO DCI FOR COORDINATION

COMPTROLLER

SPECIAL SUPPORT

ASSISTANT

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR SUPPORT

MÉDICAL STAFF

OFFICE.OF

CONMUNCATIONS

OFFICE OF

*LOGISTICS

OFFICE OF

PERSONIEL

OFFICE OF

AREA: FREED

OFFICE OF

TRAINING

ORGANIZATION

FESSICS BIT

SECRET

QuI'S HR 1. fig.l

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Revlsed

31 March 1064 (183)

RESEARCH STAFF

COLLECTION

GUIDANCE STAFF

39359

BOARD OF

NATIONAL

ESTIMATES

CABLE

SECRETARIAT

POPUTY ALREETE

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CENTRAL REFERENCE

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URRENT INTELLIGENCI

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NATIDNAL PHOTOGRAPHIC

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DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-COMPTROLLER

INSPECTOR GENERAL

GENERAL COUNSEL

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR PLANS

COMOR STAFF

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR

SCIENCE AND

TECHNOLOGY

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HR 1, tig.

26 Segt 1966

DEPUTY TO DCI FOR NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE

PROGRAMS EVALUATION

OFFICE OF BUDGET,

PROGRAM ANALYSIS,

AND MANPOWER

ORGANIZATION

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DEVELOPMENT

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SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE

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Coasties

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PERSONNEL

OFFICE OF

SECURITY

GEESE. OF

OFFICE OF

FINANCE

SPECIAL SUPPORT

ASSISTANT

HR 1, fig. 1

SECRET

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50491 9-66

SECRET

Revised: 26 September 1966 (308)

BOARD AND OFFICE

OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES

DIRECTOR OF

INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT

OFFICE OF

CENTRAL REFERENCE

DOMESTIC CONTACT

SERVICE

FOREIGN BROADCAST

INFORMATION SERVICE

COLLECTION GUIDANCE

STAFf

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-COMPTROLLER

INSPECTOR GENERAL

GENERAL COUNSEL

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR PLANS

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR SCIENCE

AND TECHNOLOGY

OFFICE OF

COMPUTER SERVICES

OPERATIONS CENTER

OFFICE OF ELINT

OFFICE OF

BASIC INTELLIGENCE

OFFICE OF RESEARCH

AND DEVELOPMENT

OFFICE OF

CURRENT INTELLIGENCE

OFFICE OF

SPECIAL ACTIMITIES

OFFICE OF

RESEARCH AND REPORTS

OFFICE OF SCIENTiFIC

INTELLIGENCE

NATIONAL

PHOTOGRAPHIC

INTERPRETATION CENTER

FOREIGN MISSILE

AND SPACE

ANALYSIS CENTER

OFFICE OF

SPECIAL PROIECTS

DEPUTY TO DOI FOR NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE

PROGRAMS EVALUATION

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PLANNING, PROGRAMMING,

AND BUDGETING

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR SUPPORT

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MEDICAL SERVICES

OFFICE OF

COMMUNICATIONS

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OFFICE OF PERSONNEL

OFFICE OF SECURITY

OFFICE OF TRAINENG

OFFICE OF FINANCE

RESCINDED BY

DATED

16 Aucb6

ORGANIZATION

SECRET

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SECRET

Revised: 16 December 1966

(317)

603

BOARD AND OFFICE

OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES

DIRECTOR OF

INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT

OFFICE OF

CENTRAL REFERENCE

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STAFF

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DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

• EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-COMPTROLLER

INSPECTOA GENERAL

CERERAL COUNSEL

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR PLANS

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR SCIENCE

AND TEGHNOLOGY

OFFICE OF

COMPUTER SERVICES

OPERATIONS CENTER

OFFICE OF ELIMY

OFFICE OF

BASIC INTELLIGENCE

OFFICE OF RESEARCH

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CURRENT INTELLIGENCE

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RESEARCH AND REPORTS

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OFFICE 0F

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LEDISLATIVE COUNSEL

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FOR SUPPORT

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MEDICAL SERVICES

OFFICE OF

COMMUNICATIONS

OFFICE OF LOGISTICS

OFFICE OF PERSONNEL

OFFICE OF SECURITY

OFFICE OF TRAINING

OFFICE OF FIMANCE

2800

ORGANIZATION

HR 1, fig. 1

SECRET

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619486 4-72 CIA'

REFERENCE SERVICE

DOMESTIC

CONTACT SERVICE

OREIGN BROADCAS

FORMATION SERVIC

INFORMATION

REQUIREMENTS STAFF

COMIREX

INSPECTOR GENERAL

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FOR INTELLIGENCE

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GEOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

#FICE

URRENT. INTELLIGENC

OFFICE OF

ECONOMIC RESEARCH

: OFFICE OF

STRATEGIC RESEARCH

NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC

INTERPRETATION CENTER

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ANALYSIS SERVICE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR PLANS

SECRET

Revised: 28 March 1972 (665)

BOARD AND OFFICE

OF NATIONAL ESTIMATES

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY

DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE

EXECUTIVE: DIRECTOR-COMPTROLLER

ORGANIZATION

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SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

OFFICE OF

COMPUTER SERVICES

OFFICE OF ELINT

OFFICE OF RESEARCH

AND DEVELOPMENT

OFFICE OF

SPECIAL ACTIVITIES

OFFICE OF SCIENTIFIC

INTELLIGENCE

FOREIGN MISSILE

AND SPACE

ANALYSIS CENTER

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OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE,

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asof

28 mAR 7

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MEDICAL SERVICES

OFFICE OF

COMMUNICATIONS

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OFFICE OF PERSONNEL

OFFICE OF SECURITY

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HR 1, fig. 1

if try

18 Mar 7

HIS

866

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SECRET

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ASOCIATON

NO. 1-110

OGANIZATION

Mood & February 1000

1. TO DIFITY DELECTOE (SUPPORT)

The Deputy Dimeter (Bupport) l reponhla for overal mppert of al into mmor

operational, and rointed notishen

Ho shan alreet und coordinate the stivitin

ot the Crams of Communiontions, the Comptroller, Logiston, Farones, Beaurity

Tralming, the Conoml Counsel, Audit Ours, Management Star, Mucion Bene, 19s

Inn Spoetal Mupport Anitant, Deputy Direstor (Suppert), lee ernimation

shast arun had

&. SPECIAL SUPORT ASSISTANT, DEPUTY DIRECTOR (IFFORT)

The mindon of the Spealal Support Annatant, Deputy Direstor (Buppost) 10 8o

moser ndenunto, proper, and timely support to tha Cindentine Merlen Me

sarves an the fooml point for the Deputy Direter (upport nud the Dept

Diructor. (Plana) for the renamon und coordination al mupport problema of

mutant comorr

3. OFFIOS OF GENERAL COUNSEL

th: 208H20N

I FUNOTIONE

The General Compel shall;

11) not as advimes to the Director on logul muttons.

(9) Advino und mat all orel and employees en lorel mutter maine lo

connection with the chielal hunnon of the Agency and on all other mutter

' Invalving the legal interpretstlem and nignitenman el exoting er peding

Jagandon.

(3) moview all roguintory matarin ol the Armney for lomlity pulor do puttle

(4) study and roommend, in tern of present laws mad preponed inpation,

Areney nation in connecten with the interpretatien or annatment et le

Inton in order to pemerve or atialn lo elativa reguirent ol the Aroney.

(B) Bo serponable tor and contral all general Malcou outaldo the Agency relat.

ing to lean, mader.

(0) Provida pemeral adminintentios and mpport for the Santiativa Counsol.

who shall eontrol mil llnlien with the Congran of to United Htnton, He

individual member and sommitten, not their ti

1T) Provide the Lenantve Couml with hack-s and minic en lorninton

«Jecting the Ageney, (The Legislative Coumal recover menarl guldanan

ma supervison en other contrudona mattor from the Inspecter Cameral

So parrant do of a 1110)

( Malts a psal ol pruito attoroyo who ura cleared sor uno ta senta

Men with alandentino operation.

SECRET

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MHOCLATTON

RONTRATIO

leviand 31 Amrunt 100

ORGANIZATION AND FUNCTIONS

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORI)

Ranciaaion: Se 10-100 dated 80 sure 10880

CONTENTS

PARe

HOP, MANAOSMANT STAY

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DIRECTOR

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Pirat

ORGANIZATION

PI: 10 OCt.196/

14. OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT)

a. 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 activitles of the Offices of Com

municatlons, the Comptroller, Logistics, Personnel, Security, Training, and

General Counsel, and the Audit Stail, Management Staff, Medical Staff, and

the Special Support Assistant, Deputy Director (Support). (See organization

chart, figure 11.)

b.

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.

c. 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.

(2) 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 offcial business of the Agency and on all other

matters involving the legal interpretation and significance of existing

or pending legislation.

(c) 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 liaison outside the Agency

relating to legal matters.

(1)

Provide general administration and support for the Legislative Coun-

sel, who shall control all liaison with the Congress of the United

States, Its Individual members and committees, and their statis.

(g) Provide the Legislative Council with back-up and advice on legislation

aflecting 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

nection with clandestine operations.

Revised:

1 April 1961

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2-60

SECRET

32

Revised: 1 April 1961

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT)

SPECIAL SUPPORT

ASSISTANT

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(SUPPORT)

ASSISTANT DEPUTY

GENERAL

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AUDIT

STAFF

MANAGEMENT

STAFF

MEDICAL

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COMPTROLLER

OFFICE OF

LOGISTICS

OFFICE OF

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SECURITY

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1=1056

HR 1, fig. 11

ORGANIZATION

SECRET

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SECRET

Revised: 10 October 1961

OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT)

SPECIAL SUPPORT

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(SUPPORT)

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AUDIT

STAFF

CIA AUTOMATIC DATA

PROCESSING STAFF

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LOGISTICS

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PERSONNEL

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SECURITY

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ORGANIZATION

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ORGANIZATION

ADMINISTRATIVE-INTERNAL USE ONLY FIS

HR 1-740

N14. OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ADMINISTRATION

8. 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 for the resolution and coordination of

support problems of mutual concern

vised: 8 November 1974 (841)

ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNAL USE ONLY

53

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SPECIAL SUPPORT

ASSISTANT

DIRECTORATE OF ADMINISTRATION

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

FOR ADMINISTRATION

ASSOCIATE DEPUTY

Revised: 8 November 1974 (841)

ADMINISTRATIVE-INTERNAL USE ONLY

EXECUTIVE OFFICER

REGISTRY

ASSISTANT

FOR RESOURCES

ASSISTANT

FOR COORDINATION

PLANS STAFF

CAREER

MANAGEMENT

STAFF

INFORMATION

SYSTEMS ANALYSIS

STAFF

CA HISTORY

STAFf

REGULATIONS

CONTROL STAFF

ADMINISTRATIVEINTERNAL USE ONLY

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RESCINDED DY LR1, 1, (155e)

27.5e0t 160

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OF MEDICAL

SERVICES

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PERSONNEL

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SECURITY

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JOINT COMPUTER

SUPPORT

ORGANIZATION

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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

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ADMINISTRATI

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OF SECURITY

R 1-140

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17 February 1958

INSPECTION

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STAFE

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!

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR

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PHYSICAL SECURITY

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DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR

INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL

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FOREIGN SUPPORT

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DIRECTOR

OF SECURITY.

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OFFICER

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RESEARCH

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Revised: 1 April 1961

PERSONNEL SECURITY

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OF SECURITY

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OF SECURITY

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POLICY STAFF

ALIEN AFFAIRS

STAFF

STAFF

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR

PERSONNEL AND PHYSICAL

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INTCRROGATION

DIVISION

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR

INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL

SUPPORT

PIlYSICAL SECURIlY

DIVISION

SECURITY SUPPORT

DIVISION

FILLD

OFFICES

HR 1, fig. 18

ORGANIZATION

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Revised: 19 March 1962

796 HY 98 01

OFFICE OF SECURITY

DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

EXECUTIVE SPARE

SECURITY

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STAFF

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ORGANIZATION

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OFFICE OF SECURITY

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STAFF

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Revised: 16 August 1963

OFFICE OF SECURITY

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EXECUTIVE STAFE

SECURSIT

RESEARCH

STAFF

ALIEN

AFFAIRS

STAFf

ADMIMSIRATION

AND TRAINING

SPAPE

DEPUIY DIRIGIOR FOR PERSONMIL

AND PHYSICAL SECURIT

ANO OPERATIONAL SUPPORI

INTERHOCAIION

RESPANCH

DIVISION

PERSONNEL

SECURIT

DIVISION

PIRYSICAL

SECUMIT

0IV131OA

TECHBIÇAL

DIVISION

OPEHAPHIRAL

SUPPUNI

INTESIICATIONS

DIVISIOn

SECURIT

HICONUS

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REGIST BI MRI, Fig 22 (-344)

OUR ANIZATION

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3 November 1966 (314)

ADMIMISIRATION

AND TRAIMING STAFF

SECURIT

RESEARCH STAIF

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

FOR PERSONMEL SECURITY

ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

fOR PERSONNEL SECURITY

PERSONMEL SECURITY

DIVISION

INTERROGATION

RESEARCH DIVISION

SECURITY RECORDS AMO

COMWUMICATIONS DIVISION

OFFICE OF SECURITY

DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

SECURITY POLICT

NIO ERICUTIVE SIASE

SPECIAL SECURITY

CEMIER

(XECUITE AND PLAMMING

DIVISION

DEPUTY UIRICIOR OF SECURIT FOR

INYESTICATIONS AMD OPERATIONAL SUPPOR!

ASSISTAME DEPUTY DIRECIOR OF SECURITY

FOR

INVESTIGAIIONS ANO OPERATIONAL SUPPORE

AUEN

NIAIRS

STARF:

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR

PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY

ASSISTAMI DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY POR

PHYSICAL, BECHMICAL, AND OVERSCIS SECURITY

INVESTCATIONS

DIVISION

OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

DIVISION

PHYSICAL SECURITY

DIVISION

TECHNICAL SECURITY

DIVISION

FIELD OFFICES

IRDUSTRIAL SECURITY

SUPPORT DIVISION

HR 1, fig.

22

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ORGANIZATION MA. 1

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 officla! Agency personnel Ales and the records of omicial per-

sonnel action documents.

(15) Accumulate and compile omicial personnel statistics.

(16) Provide personnel service to the National Security Council.

(17) Furnish miscellaneous employee services as required.

c. ORGANIZATION

See organization chart, figure 7.

OFFICE OF SECURITY

11. DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

a. MISSION

The Director of Security is charged with the preparation and execution of the

gency's security program and with the performance of security inspectior

functions as provided below.

b. FUNCTIONS

The Director of Security shall:

(1) Recommend the establishment of Agency policies relating to security, and

establish procedures for their implementation.

(3) Approve or disapprove, from a security standpoint, the employment o

itilization 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 résults

of his investigations and recommendations.

(4) Develop and conduct internal counterintelligence programs to detect anc

prevent hostile penetrations of the Agency through Its employees

6) Determine the effectiveness with which security programs and policie

re being accomplished, and institute or recommend, as appropriate, Im

provements where indicated.

(7) Furnish security advice and guidance to Agency employees.

(9) Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency meas-

ures.

(10) Prescribe security policies relating to liaison and contact relations withir

he United States, except operationally approved contact with foreig

officials.

(11) Establish and maintain necessary liaison with offclals of other Govern-

ment agencies on security matters.

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HIS HR 1-14g

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&. OFFICE OF SECURITY

DATES 3 MAN dE

(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.

(2) 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 staft

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.

(1) Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency

measures.

(j) Prescribe security policies relating to liaison and contact relations

within the United States, except operationally approved contact with

foreign oficials.

(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.

(0) 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.

(3) ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 22.

GROUPI

Revised: 16 August 1963

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(12) Investigate reports of security violations and noncompliance with security

policies or regulations and recommend 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 activitles 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 staff guidance and assistance for

the development of similar overseas programs.

c. ORGANIZATION

See organization chart, fgure 8.

19.1

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3-62

SECRET

Revised: 26 July 1962

OFFICE OF SECURITY

DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

EXECUTIVE STAFF

HR 1, fig. 18

a fant as to a ma at at

SECURITY

RESEARCH

STAFF

ALIEN

AFFAIRS

STAFF

AOMINISTRATION

AND TRAINING

STAFF

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PERSONNEL

AND PHYSICAL SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR INVESTIBATIONS

AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

6.3

INTERROGATION

RESEARCH

DIVISION

PERSONNEL

SECURITY

DIVISION

PHYSICAL

SECURITY

DIVISION

TECAMICAL

DIVISION

DPERATIONAL

SUPPORY

DIVISION

INVESTIGAIIONS

DIVISION

SECURITY

RECORDA

DINISION

FIELD

O$FIGES

PeN ISORGANIZATION

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ORGANIZATION

HR 1-14g

E. OFFICE OF SECURITY

(1) MISSION. The Director of Security is charged with the preparation and

xecution of the Agency's security program and with the performance o

security inspection functions as provided below

(2) FUNCTIONS. The Director of Security will

(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-

soclation 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 Securlty will furnish the Deputy. Director for

Plaus 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;

(1)

coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency

measures;

(j) 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;

I) 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

Elrector for Plans;

(n) conduct certain activities pertaining to the overall allen program;

(0) 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;

gram for domestic installations and furnish staff guidance and as-

sistance for the development of similar overseas programs;

Revised: 3 November 1966 (314)

68.1

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11 - 1st

FEHR 1-14

7241

6. OFFICE OF SECURITY

DID RAN dE

(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.

(2) 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.

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

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.

(0) Conduct research in security fields.

) Provide security support and trained professional security officers, i

quired, to Agency components and domestic and foreign installatior

and operations.

4) Maintain a panel of non-Government notaries public who are cleare

or use in connection with Agency operation:

(3) ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 22.

Revised: 16 August 1963

GROUP 1

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33 16Aug

(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.

(2) FUNCTIONS. The Director of Security shall:

(8) Recommend the establishment of Agency policies relating to security,

and establish procedures for their implementation.

(b) Obtain and evaluate through investigation, technical Interrogation,

and llalson contact with other United States agencies, pertinent la-

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 individuals and provide staf

guidance and assistance in connection with overseas establishments.

(f) Determine the effectiveness with which security programs and policles

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.

(1) Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency

measures.

(j) 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 Gor-

ernment agencles 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.

Director (Plans).

(a) Conduct certain activities pertaining to the overall allen program.

(0) Conduct research in security fields.

Foules to l scot men trand meet and orcut state as

and operations.

(q) Maintain & panel of non-Government notarles public who are cleared

for use in connection with Agency operations.

(3). ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 18.

Revised: 26 July 1962

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DD 262

1) Meton The Director of unto chaled wita the preparatan a at

execution of the Agency's security program and with the performance of

security inspection functions as provided below.

(2)

FUNCTIONS. The Director of Security shall:

(a) Recommend the establishment of Agency policles 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 (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 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)

grams for the Agency in domestic establishments and at the request

of the Deputy Director (Plans) in foreign establishments.

(1)

Coordinate and engage in security-support planning of emergency

measures.

(J)

within the carted States, except operationally approved contact wit

ithin the United state

foreign officials.

(k)

Establish and maintain necessary liaison with officials of other Gov-

emment agencies on security matters.

(I)

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 allen program.

(o) Conduct research in security fields.

and operations.

i port ana rate protein et tent, a

(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-

sistance for the development of similar overseas programs.

(3) ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 18.

Revised: 15 May

1962

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Revised: 1 April 1961

FOREIGN SUPPORT

STAFF

OFFICE OF SECURITY

DIRECTOR

OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR

OF SECURITY

STAFF

EXECUTIVE

OFFICER

ADMINISTRATION

AND TRAINING STAFE

POLICY STAFF

ALIEN AFFAIRS

STAFF

SECURITY RESEARCH

STAFF

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR

PERSONNEL AND PHYSICAL

SUPPORT

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR

INVESTIGATIONS AMD OPERATIONAL

SUPPORT

PERSONNEL SECURITY

DIVISION

INTERROGATION

RESEARCH

DIVISION

PHYSICAL SECURITY

DIVISION

SECURITY SUPPORT

DIVISION

FIELD

OFFICES

319maril 1962

HR 1, fig. 18

ORGANIZATION

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38311

SECRET

Revised: 16 August 1963

OFFICE OF SECURITY

DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

EXECUTIVE STAFF

SECURITY

RESEARCH

STAFF

ALIEN

AFFAIRS

STAFF

ADMINISTRATION

AND TRAINING

STAFF

DEPUTY DINECION SON PURSONNEL

AND PHYSICAL SECUKIY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR INVESTIGATIONS

ANO OPERATIOMAL SUPPOAT

INTERROGATION

RESEARCH

DIVISION

PERSONIEL

SECURITY

DIviSION

PHYSICAL

SECURITY

DIVISIOA

TECHNICAL

DIVISION

OPERATIONAL

DIVISION

INVESTIGATIONS

OviSION

SECURIlY

RECORDS

DIVISION

FIELD

OFFICES

HR 1, fig. 22•

OuR ANZATION

SECRET

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# e/51)

ORGANIZATION

1 2 28 Min lg

(s) Develop and publish uniform security policy, standards, and procedures

for the establishment and maintenance of security of Agency indus

trial contractual arrangements and for keeping such contract securf

matters under continuing and centralized cognizance.

(3) ORGANIZATION. See organization chart, figure 22.

Revised: 3 November 1968

(314)

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11-66 ClA

ADMINISTRATION

AND TRAINING STAFF

SECURITY

RESEARCH STAFF

SECRET

Revised: 3 November 1966 (314)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

FOR PERSONNEL SECURITY

ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

FOR PERSONNEL SECURITY

PERSONNEL SECURITY

DIVISION

INTERROGATION

RESEARCH DIVISION

SECURITY RECORDS AND

COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION

OFFICE OF SECURITY

DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

HR 1, fig. 22

SECURITY, POLICY

AND EXECUTIVE STAFF

SPECIAL SECURITY

CENTER

EXECUTIVE AND PLANNING

DIVISION

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR

INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

ALIEN

AFFAIRS

STAFF

E 12NC67

SECRET

INVESTIGATIONS

DIVISION

PERATIONAL SUPPOR

DIVISIO

FIELD OFFICES

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR

PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY

ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR

PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY

PHYSICAL SECURITY

DIVISION

TECHNICAL SECURITY

DIVISION

INDUSTRIAL SECURITY

SUPPORT DIVISION

#325

ORCANIZATION

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3-47 CiA

Revised: 1 March 1967 (325)

ADMINISTRATION

AND TRAINING STAFF

SECURITY

RESEARCH STAFF

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

FOR PERSONNEL SECURITY

ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECIOR OF SECURITY

FOR PERSONMEL SECURITY

PERSONNEL SECURIT

DIVISION

7

INTERROGATION

RESEARCH DIVISION

SECURITY RECORDS AND

COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION

OFFICE OF SECURITY

DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

SECURITY POLICY

AND EXECUTIVE STAFF

SPECIAL SECURITY

CENTER

EXECUTIVE AND PLANNING

DIVISION

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR

INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECIOR OF SECURITY

INVESTIGATIONS AND OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

INVESTIGATIONS

DIVISION

OPERATIONAL SUPPORT

DIVISION

FIELD UFFICES

ALIEN

AFFAIRS

STAFF

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY•FOR

PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY

ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECIOR OF SECURITY FOR

PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL, AND OVERSEAS SECURITY

PHYSICAL SECURITY

DIVISION

TECHNICAL

DIVISION

INDUSTRIAL SECURITY

SUPPORT DIVISION

HR 1, fig. 22

SECRET

RESCINDED BY HRI, Zig 92T

ORGANIZATION

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SECRET

Revised: 8 January 1974 (799)

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR:

PERSONNEL SECURITY AND

INVESTIGATIONS

CHIEF OF A IS SO AFOREE

CLEARANCE

DIVISION

SECURITY

SUPPORT

DIVISION

FIELD

OFFICES

OFFICE OF SECURITY

DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR

POLICY AND MANAGEMENT

PLANS, PROGRAMS

AND

ADMINISTRATION

DIVISION

SECURITY

RECORDS

DIVISION

INFORMATION

SYSTEMS

SECURITY

GROUP

SPECIAL

SECURITY

CENTER

DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SECURITY FOR

PHYSICAL, TECHNICAL AND

OVERSEAS SECURITI

CHIEF OF OPERATIONS FOR PHYSICAL

TECHNICAL AND OVERSEAS SECURITY

PHYSICAL

SECURITY

DIVISION

TECHNICAL

DIVISION

OTHER

TO'S

INTERAGENCY

TRAINNO

CENTER

DATED

-30 gaus

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HR 1, fig. 22

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REGULANON

NO, Im140

OFFIO OF COMMUNICATIONI

% DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS

Thu Dreater 01 Communienton in eaured wits sevaler on sommunicatiom

and electronics polloy, nativltim conomed with fhn collection by the Agency

throuch fachulent menns of informntion related ta foreira sommunientions

and vectronio mutamn, nil other operntional communientions and alectranle

matters which have n beariny on the nocurity of the Dalted Staten under the

responsiblutin of the Arenoy und providing the commmlention npport

nocenary to nocamplin the misionn of the Agency. The nuthority dalagted

to the Diruster of Communienton fer bannind etrblthas opertinl. and

mmmtnthing the annied aloctronie tolocomnienton tantition of the

Arney and the moeinted nenrecy ugulgment which am the proporty of ar

under tho contral of the Arenay doms not Include:

(1) Standard telephone sorvice in the Ualtad States nor the procurement of

tototypowritar circoits in the United Binin thrount the talaphone com-

3) operaten el oralea apondono reforton Dividon, Cline al Opiten

Deputy Director (intelligence) emmunlentions networt Aunding non

simonited matarin?

81) Operation and control al necral sisetronle equipmente which are the nole

reponnblity of the Technient lervom Divison, Deputy Dirater (Pinne).

(1) Operntinn al Contist Dirimina, Once ol Opriation,, Deputy Diretar 129

telliganoe) domunte taletymiter communlantion nerwert, arennt the

contral of the uptographie qu pment, mmterial, yutoma, and emmuni

ention mourity methode und ta this network.

(1) Operetion of factmile equipment la the Calen of Centri laterenos, Duputy

Dirates (intaligenoe).

In ander to groperly advian the Arenay and provide lt with rallable, neeure, und

rupld commmientions fallitim for transmindon und reoption of baterigenen

und for the eontred of lis notluitles throughont the world, the Director of

(1) Vormalato ned Implemont pollefan and promo whlen wil mato avai.

ablo to tho Amna, modor and emelon telecommuntention Inetite

operate than snatile entablinh and emoute communientions sacraltr

polleton to protes there faolitias and ine integrity of me Aliney trime

war that tralidel

(2) Formulale and impamont pollnes und progrom fur remet inte und

•develepment al communlention tochnleun inalllles, und specialined

alestranto equipront enpoclany adapcad to che sadda al the Ageney.

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miseted seronnel in technient share of communtentione maludion the

ue el radio, mintypo, cryptograpble syutems, and ether communientionn

equipment.

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