MILITARY SECURITY CAPTURED ENEMY MATERIAL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP75-00662R000100130077-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 12, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 16, 2002
• Sequence Number: 77
• Publication Date: July 6, 1951
• Content Type: REGULATION

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Antherity sad mospor-4. AweAerial.--Thie direetive 1. pee-
pared pursuant to the directive he, the Joint Califs of Bea 4o the
Joint Intelligence Comaittee, which reads: "JMIA will operateotwier
joint policies and procedures specified in $ manual pnpared by the
Jle entitled: 'Armed Services Joint Intelliveme Directivei Cep
tured Enemy iilataria."
?b. Boope.?This directive mits forth basic policies of JMIA's orgeni-
rational and administrative relations and it. operating fouctions.
2. Captured enemy notariel defined.?"Captured enemy materiel"
as used in this directive, consists of any article of equipment adaptable
to nalitary uric taken from an enemy in time of hostilities.
3. lisforniatiou obtained.?a. Captured enemy materiel can pro-
vide &actuate and timely infonnation netesetuvy to determine the)!,
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enemy's technical, economic, and scientific capabilities as they affect
his war potential. Such information is essential in developing effec-
tive oountermeasures to enemy weepOns and itt determining United
States requirements in the research and development fields.- it is elm
useful in determining information pertinent to the enemy's?
(1) Strategic Oita tapalinithe; and pinsible courses of action.
( 2) Tactical piano mid taatital ase taf meat:rope.
(3) State of technological development.
(4) Scientific capabilities for waging war.
(115)' Economic strength for pursuing war.
(6) Strategic and tactical targets, industrial complexes, etc. In
? addition, information resulting front raptured materiel is
utilised in developing plans hw attach and for active and
passive defense.
I. Recognising the value of intelligence/ which can be derived from
napharedenemy materiel the Joint Intelligence Committee of the Joint
tChiefe of Staff has approved this directive for the operation of the
Joint Materiel Intelligence Agency. ?
4. Technical exploitation imita.?All echelons hi the military
=structure are concerned with the exploitation tif intelligence from
maptumed enemy materiel. Field teams exploit information of imme-
diate operational significance; theater joint intelligence centers
coordinate theater activities in the exploitation of enemy equipment;
MIA functions at the department level and provides a coordinating
point for interdepartmental requirements.
& Docasmata?Opersting instructions, nameplates, and blue-
prints which pertain to the etmetruction and operation of captured
venni aquipluesit, and which are abterinet at the point of capture-of
etre material, will normally be tagged and attached to the appropriate
item of equipment. At the *whoa opportunity, pick documents will
he reproduced, appropriate notations madoreapecting the item uptin
which the original is attached, including disposithat` of the Aim if
/ known, and forwarded to the nearest Documents Intelligente Center
or ether documents agency. All other enemy documents which are
eaptured with eneniy material will be handled in aoffordance with
instructions contained in :SR 380-340-8/0P1S.AV mete
A MIN ('/1)1) 350.09 -Captured EneinC DI ICI month."
4. Requests for 'captured enemy materiel.-- i. Service ageut. ie.,
will submit recpieFts and priorities for items of captured enemy
materie' which are of primary interest to their individnal Service,
direct to Collectiovi snits of that Service. 1?
b. Requests for items of common interest are ceordinated within
each SerViceand as submitted, with desired priority, by that Service
direct to J MIA. These requirements are evaluated and Priorities are
weighed by MIA which %egret& theft to appropriabetollection
agencies.
O. Notinilitary requirIments *hi& emelt be Milled 'by direct
request upon one of the Services (infermatioa comered ia a above),
will be coordinated by CIA and'prosented to JMIA for further action
Mitt b above.
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JOINT MATtRIEL INTELLIGENCE AGgliet
?1. Authority.?The Joint Middriel bitelligenets Agency JMIA)
is a joint intelligence exploitation. ageney established end approved
by Ai Scoriae? el 'Went! no * pereftaivent subordinate agency of
the Mot Intelligence 0111111lietie (no':
8. afileakte..?The minibus of MIA it ?
a. Coordinate within the Zone of Interior (if) Ref enpiellationifee ?
inteltigerte* purprises of foreign equipment acrired Under linked
Rides military jurisdiction.
b. 'Coordinate ameng United States military igenelee requiremeete.
for the intelligence exploitation of foreign equipment under*e jurie?
diction of CIA. ? -
c. Insure adeqtfate, prompt distemination of the results of all
technical exploitation of foteign eiptipment under tinited States
military turisdiction.
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.Maintain the necessary liaison with appropriate agencies in the
various theaters of operetions, including agencies of friendly nations
that are &teemed with the exploitation of captured equipment.
9. Fasetions.--ln accomplishing the 'above miminn, JMIA will?
a. Through appropriate channels to theater ecanntandere direct and
control the movement of captured enemy equipment from theaters to
the appropriate exploitation agency in the ZI.
P). Insure that interested agencies are promptly informed of the
arrival and location iii the ZT of captured eiiemy equipment end of
foreign equipment which is to be exploited for intelligence pnrposee
and the schedule for the exploitation thereof.
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c. Insure that close liaison is maintained between JMIA and the
various ZI intelligence exploitation agencies of the Armed Services as
well as CIA so that-- ?
( l) Unnecessary duplication of expkutation effort may be
avoided.
(2) Technical exploitation may be coordinated and facilitated,
and
(8) Prompt dissemination .of resulting technical intelligence to
appropriate agencies may be made.
4. Outside the ZI, maintain appropriate continuous liaison with
technical intelligence agencies both of friendly nations and in theaters
of operations in order to insure--
(1) Fulfillment of *technical intelligence requirements of such
ageneies, and ? '
Mr Pertinent and coordinated exploitation of captured enemy
equipment.
es Coordinate as necessary the shipment to appropriate Services or
other Governmental agencies of such specimens of foreign equipment
as may be available and desired for training and familiarisation pur-
posive further exploitation.
iillintein necessary files and records,
and a ()antral system for
itlantalluition or captured enemy equipment, for the acoomplishment
of Its assigned functions.
g. Prepare and maintain an index of technical items to be used
a hesis for establishing priorities of interest. -
it Orgaidention.--JMIA shall consist of?
.. A Director and Deputy Director designated as such by the Joint
Intelligesee Committee and an Adviserto the Director who will lupin-
emit the interests of the CIA, Department of State, and AEC and who
shall be nominated by the CIA. The Departments of the Army, the
Air Fens, sad Navy shall rotate in that order in nominating officers
for deMinstion as Director and Deputy Director. The tour of duty
and the grade of the officers serving in them positions are as proscribed
by the JIC.
b. Additional military and civilian personnel necessary to imple-
ment its Designed functions as approved by JIC.
11. Handling instructions.?The Director of JMIA will prepare
for iseue through appropriate channels to all agencies concerned in
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the technical intelligence program directives on procedures for the
identification, packing, storage., and skipping of captured enemy
materiel and such other matters of conceni to JMIA. In the prepa-
ration of such directives, the Director will (*Sault with other Govern-
ment agencies and, under prevailing policy, with agencies of friendly
nations that also ham cognisance of captured. ensm3t inatitrial with a
view toward establishing standardised preseditreL
12. Diseemination.?The responsibility isr the full and adequate
dimemination of captured materiel intelligence informaticareista with
the agency examining and anslysing the niatdriet. The insurance of
the appropriate, timely diseensination of information pertaining to .
captured matiriel by exploiting and evaluating agencies is one of the
prime responsibilities of JMIA.
1$. Lialeen.--JMIA is directly responsible only for than items of
captured enemy materiel which .come under United States military
jurisdiction. However, JMIA will maintain effective liaison under
prevailing policy, with agencies of friendly nations which also have
cognizance of enemy maticiel.
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BY ORDEN or THE SICENTAIIIII or TIPS ARNIT, THE Nsvir, AND THE
Am Folios:
Orrictan
WM. E. BERGIN
Major General. USA
Acting The Adjutant General
FORREST SHERMAN
Chief of Navel Operations
J. LAWTON OOLLINS
Chief of Staff, Nita Basio draw
Orrict : HOYT S. VANDENBERG
K. E. .THIEBAUD Chief of Stet United States Air
Colonel, USA F Force
Air Aditdant General
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