GEOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE ANNEX TO THE GLOBAL WAR PLAN FOR THE DD/I AREA

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP62-00680R000100020030-3
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• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 15, 1998
• Sequence Number: 30
• Publication Date: May 15, 1959
• Content Type: REPORT

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GEOGRAPh IC IR''iwLIGENCR Am=
TO THE
GLC3AL WAR PLAN FM THE DD f I AM
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A. Pu c e. To uefine tom{ s mission of providing geographic Intel-
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procurement services in the event of global war.
ions . The assumptions of this Annex are the basic
the n/ T
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i, set forth in the Global War Plan
II. sarti fission
in the field, of geographic intelligence and related Specialized
The AA/RR
services will:
A. Provide geographic iutelligence support and related specialized
services required*.
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1. By (a) IIB =/I (and 4 porting sthim aff by the NSC ) and end c t( DCI
(b) the c
Current and (a) other intelligence
Current Intelligence Centesr, of nstiona7. Policy
production e~nts of CIA in supper
deterTaination and strategic war Planning*
rn volving probable embiasis on regional. analyses
caatributi.ne to broad aspects of strategic p3 ing;
geographical contributions to the analysis of specific
critical areas; and preparation of specialized MY&
for use in planning, briefing, and for inclusion in
hii-level intelligeze st aiesj
2. By the DD/I and the D I, the Current IntelligencegC ces the
DD/P, and appropriate components of the military
support of target analysis. tactical intelligence, and uncon-
ventional warfare field operations.
a. provide detailed area analyses and targeting studies in
support of conventional warfare operations.
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b. Contribute as appropriate to
by other cc nents of CIA, parti
ntelligence field.
c. Contribute to the escape and evasion program of CIA and
the Arm. Services by providing coordinated phic
intelligence.
a. Provide specialized assistance in the selection and
utilization of map source materiel required for specialized
intelligence production undertaken by CI.A and other U SIB
agencies.
e. Compile and construct maps and charts as required.
Provide map intelligence support to the NIS Program and to USIB
agencies.
C. Continue the existing coordination of the map p rocur+
the U.S. Government thzro the Department of State
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D. Assist in field collection of maps, and in the exploitation of
captured maps in theaters of operations in support of the intelli-
gence needs of tT agencies- (See SR 380-350-1 and SR 380-350-2-
an expanded cart c service in support of CIA activity,
the NSC, the President's World Situation Room, the Department of State,
planning grmips as appropriate,, and the 1 Pr .
F. Maintain a current collection of foreign =age, charts, air target
materials, and related documents on foreign areas, together with
associated reference services, for support to CIA, the Department
of State, and other authorized users as appropriate.
undertake such other services of c n concern as the 1)1)/I may,
direct.
wartime situation, this
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III. Phases of M.^Yi..iw Acct 1iaahr~nt
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A.
1. The production of geographic intelligence and the provision of
specialized cartographic and map reference services, an well as
the coordination of foreign map procurement will be continued
without change under present directives and operating procedures.
2. Necessary agreements will be obtained, to permit the establisbme;
and operation of a CIA map collection effort in theaters of
operations. Such agreements will take into consideration the
planned wartime operation of the Armed Services Document Informai-
tion Center and other recognized relationships between CIA
Armed Forces in theaters of war. (See SE 380.350-1 and 380-350-2)
3. Necessary arrangesents and agreements will be s with other
agencies to insure cooperation on wartime g phic intelligence
tasks in the ZI.
rmhias will involve negotiation and maintenance of relation-
ships with Army Map Service, Aeronautical Chest and
information Center, and other major cooperating agencies
concerning their emergency relocation sites and anticipated
metIvoid of operation in vwti>e.7
Note: Army Map Service, in the event evacuation of its
Washington p Cant is necessary, will conduct its
mapping operations from its Field Office, Building
I011, San Antonio Air Force Station, 2100 North
Braunfels avenue, San Antonio S, Texas. Its
geographic intelligence work,, done by the Saginaw
Strategic Intelligence Division, will be moved to
Fort Lee, Virginia. AMS has its owl depository in
the U.S. Naval Personnel Center, 30th and Fort
Streets, Omaha U, Nebraska. In addition, has
active field office divisions at the following
sites:
1405 W. Broadway
Louisville, Kentucky
625 Hardesty Avenue
Kansas City 24, Missouri
Brookside Avg
25X1A5a1 West Warwick, Rhode Island
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4. Personnel and equipment requirements in support of the War Plan
provided by this aex will be kept under review and revised
necessary. (See ME Mobilization. Plan.)
5. Continuing attention will be paid to the depositing of vital
Geographic intelligence materials at the ergency Relocation
Center.
Will continue to participate in ".Alert" exercises at the
CIA ftergency Relocation Center to test (1) adequacy and
balance of selected staff, (2) Procures, (3) effectiveness
of support to other CIA and. UsIS emergency elements, and
(4) adequacy of facilities and intelligence source materials
for conducting emergency functions.
b. Will strive to increase readiness of selected personnel
carried in civilian reserve status through short-term
employment as consultants or through participation in the
CIA Civilian Specialist Reserve dam.
13. Initial. Wartime motion
1. If evacuation from Washington is necessary, deploy to swergemy
Relocation Center, carrying out the initial post D-Deer wartime
geographic intelligence mission within the limitations ' ed
by the emergency facilities and organization.
2. Contribute to intelligence evaluations of the current situation
by providin, seogm1phic intelligence support and specialized
cartographic and map reference services.
erify arrangements and agreements with other agencies for
wartime operations and initiate action as required.
finvoivi ng verification of understandings regarding
supply of maps and related materials by Ate, ACIC,
and other major suppliers; and verification of
understandings regarding coordination of map procure-
de such other services of common concern as the Dtt/I 1nay
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Implement the CfltR Mobilization Plan by taking initial action
for converting military reservists to military status, the
phased calling in of CIA civilian reserve personnel, obtaining
the assignment of military personnel from the Armen. Services,
and au meeting the civilian strength in terms of mobilization
requirements. (See O RR Mobilization Plan,
6. Initiate training of meted staffs for effective performance
of their duties.
C. Post D Day Build=Up
1. Continue to contribute to intelligence evaluations and estimates
on the current situation.
implement as rapidly as possible all aspects of the wartime
mission of the ADfRR in the field of geographic intelligence
and specialized services.
Involving probable emptumis initially on eked
geographic support of "spot requests" for area
analysis, and an increase in requests for assistance
from the map reference service; concurrently,* increase
in requests for cartographic services and geographic
intelligence support for unconventional warfare opera-
tions and econmic warfare is geting.7
Continue build-up toward planned mobilization stre
re-evaluate personnel and equipment needs as functions and
requirements become more fully clarified.
nese to send map collection, geographic research,
raphie team to overseas Theater Headquarters as
required by the developing situation.
5. continue necesaary training an an expanded scale.
Distribution:
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