ANTI-COMMUNIST OPERATIONS 1954 - 1956

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• Publication Date: January 1, 1956
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0830.O90O
090`-12(Y1300,-1500
1500-1700
1 uesc t3r2 17 Vanua
0830--09o0
0900-1030
1030-1200
1,300--1400
1400-1700
Wednesday 18 Januar
0830-0900
0900-1030
1030-1200
3300-1700
Thursday. 19 J ir
0f30--12b0
2.400-1600
1600--1700
Sri y . 20 Januaa
0830-09CO
0900-1030
10301200
1300-1400
1400-1500
1500-1600
1600-1700
Third Week
Study
Propaganda
Student Oral Preaen anon::
Critique of Problems Penetration
Study
Propganda: Case : iIst-)ry I
Propagan a 3 Ca3e Hist ary II
Study
Political Action
Study
Politi a? Action: Ca.t;- History
Opt ?a t one against OP = ants
0pe at~.ama1 FLanning: Problem
Operational Plarzt~rg p Pt ablezi
Operation sa}~Thru Liaison
Study
Liaison: Case F istory I
LLaisonz Case E1stor7 lI
Interviews
Penal Discussion
Student Coim::snts
Final Course Adnin_ s irr.t3 ou
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AMrl.CONMU 1 ST OPERATIONS COURSE No,,
4
10-28 October 1955
First Wee
s 10 October
0830-0900
0900-1000
10001100
1100-1300
1400-1530
1530-1700
Registration
Introduction
The International Communism Division
Initial Questionnaire
Concept ani Objectives of Anti_CP Operations
CP Vulnerabilities I: Parties in Power
Wednesdr9 12 October
0830-0900 Study
0900-1200 C
P Military Activities (Inside the Armed Forces;
Paramilitary Orp-,anizations)
1300-1500 CP Military Activities: Case History
1500-1700 GP Activities Among Peasant Po ulat ons
hs 29jobeZ
0830-0900 Study
0900-1200 Penetration Into Communist Parties: Principles
1300-1500 Penetr'a1i n: Gage -H--story I
1500-1700 Penetration: Case History II
Friday. 14 October 195
0830..-0900 Study
0900-1030 Penetration: Case History III
1030-12.00 Penetration: Case History IV
1300-1700 Student Preparations for Presentations
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Mond 17 qSft
_obeX
08300900 Study
0900-1200 Defection from Communist Parties: Princinlee
1300..1500 Defection: Case History I
1500-1700 Defection: Case History II
Tu ed v, 18 Oc
0830-0900
0900.1200
1300-1700
Study
Communist Personnel and Psychology
Student Presentations: I
Wednesday 19 Octo :?
0330-0900
0900-1200
1300-1700
Study
Ideological Factors in Anti-.CP Operations
Problem E: Penetration (Beginning)
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03301200
Problem E: Penetration (End)
1300-1700
Student Presentations: II
Fr
9 21 22
122
0830-0900
Study
0900-1200
Propaganda Against Communist Parties
1300-1500
Propaganda:
Case History I
1500-1700
Propaganda:
Case History Il
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0530-09GO Study
0900....1200 Political Action Against Communist Parties
1300-1700 Student Presentations: III
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Tues , 2 D&jobe
083o.-o900 study
0900-1200 Use of Foreign Government Agencies in Anti-CP Operations:
1300-1700 Problem F: Operational Planning (Beginning)
Wed ea ,AOc
0830-1700 Problem F: Operational Planning (Fnd)
Thursday. 27 Oct 1955
0830-0900 Study
0900-1200 Use of ForeiF-n Government Agencies in Anti-CP Operations: II
1300-1500 Liaison: Case History I
1500-1700 Liaison: Case History III
ri, 28 Ogtoker
0830-0900 Study
0900-1300 Final. Interviews and Student Comments
1400-1600 Critique of Problems and .Conclusions
1600-1700 Final Course Administration
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ANrI CO MIMT OPERA'1`IOM COURSE Flo.
18 July n 5 August 1955
F&St Week
MV-WI -1-8 &41
3-955
0830-0900
Registration
0900-1000
Introduction
1000:400
The International Cmmnism Division.
11-00=2200
Initial Questionnaire
1304.1500
Conoopt and Objectives of Anti P Operations
1500-1700
CP Vulnerabilities Is Parties in Pour
T- eed va 29 July
0830-0900
Study Period
0900=.1200
CP Vulnerabilities 11: Pftics In
1300-1.500
C`P Vulnerabilities III, Parties in Oppoaiuior
1500-3700
Illegal
Distribution of Students Assign n`iz
0830--0900
Study Period
09OO-1030
GP Activities amng Per: san. Popri? utioTns
10301200
xple;itation of Communist, Par vies by Soviot
1300-1530
Intelligence Services
CP Military Activities (In-side the Armed
1530-1700
Forces; Paramilitary Organizatiora)
CP Military Actlvitios: Cuss History
I'2-i
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1955
0830-0900
Study Period
09C-01200
Penetration into Coiucunist P..rties amd
1300-1500
Organizati.oria: Principles
Penetrations C.-:,e History 1
1500-1700
Penetration: Case History II
F
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Study Period
0900-1030
Ponetration: Case History III
1030--1200
Penetrations Case History IV
1300-1700
Students Preparations for. Pressntat: ore
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Defeetiont Case History I
Defeations Cane Histo" II
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Communist Personnel and Psycnolaga
1300O170O
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0830 r O9OO
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0900=1200
Ideological Fauto_s in A t3.- :P OpoxiEL3_01-13
1300-1700
Problem E; Petetratia4.
?ittrdy 28Ju ? ~5
0830-MO
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1500-x-700
Students': Presentatio!=
0,830-0900
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0 00aA200
Propaganda Against Communist Fnr'Urs
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Propugand Against a CF2 C;sae H3st r
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Study Period
Political Action Against Corzunist Parties
Political Action against a CPg Cass His.tc
Critique of Problem E
Study Period
Use of Foreign Government Agencies in
Anti = Gommuni5 v Operations R I
Pr*blcm F g Operational Plftnning
Problem Pa Operational Planning
Students" Freeentationar III
Stud Period
IIse of Foreign Goverment Agencies in
Anti-Commmist Operations s II
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F.iai.son.g Case History 11
Study Period
Student e;9 Pres?nt .bons, IV
Students I Co=Rents
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030U' 2W Comet' and Objectives of An- --CP
Operational Targets I.- the Party ' lc
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~gOOi 5o}~+,o Party Aotivit ,er,
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An ng Peaaant ~t s$ A' g3 ties
2500-1700 t?
Paperat2voal Targets 1V? lycr
RKplaitation of Co mi
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PbrAtra"tion into C*M
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Propaganda t Commrdst Parties
ProblAm SY gical Warfare Operations
Against a Cost Party
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StudentsO Presentations- (Ix
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1300-1700 Studentsv Presentation (III)
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0830-0900 Study Period
09(X)`1200 Use of Foreign Governir nt Agencies in /.rata=>
Ca r..ist Qoeration:r (1)
1300-1700 Problem Da Target Ara3,Vsiu* and OOnratiora 1
Planning against a Gox mmi st ?art
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0830-1700 Problez Dt Target Ar ysis and Opera t .ona_l
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0900-2200 Use of Foreign Goverment Agencies in Aria -,
Comm lat Orations (IT )
130 -1500 Liaison with Foretgr? `Gave Iije it 1gerlci es;
Case H~ story I.
1500c 1700 Liaison %it.h Foreign Gover it r:t Ager ciesa
Case History fl
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ANTI"COMMUNIST OPERANIONS CO1 SE #l
16 August - 3 Sept 54 3 weeks
Course will be three weeks for PP and FI opera t ions personnel who will
be running ops against Communists (all kinds; not only USA). Covers "how
to operate against Communist operations", i.e., CIA operations against USSR
or satellite communist countries.
Prerequisites are Phases I, II and III and CPO or equivalent experience.
CPO (to be renamed) is course-relating to Communist Operations they are ;-wining.
Anti-CPO is course relating to operations against Communists, which we run.
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30 July 1954
A RANDUH FOR: Staff and Divisicm I' eonoe3 r Ili)/P
SUB BCT t An ti*-+Caummuniet Operat4.onn Course and Related Instrn Lion
3. A nvw apee1alised course providing
1nstzuction in clandestine
oparations against Comte and Gomm t wx-ganizations will bagin on
1.6 Augmt 1954. This i-Co mist Orations Ccise (ACO) 'An be three
wake in length MM will be conducted is Registration 25X1A
will be in aceorr3anee with establishes procedures. TOP SECRET clesranee
is required.
2. The course will deal with the planning, sups ion and condue;,
of both FI and PP Opal-ations, A tez tine outl izi of the eotwee je
attached. Enrollment will be restricted to person l of the Glemdest-Ims
Services who are or will, be directly coueerned with anti,-Co wb
ope2atione; either at Hoadquartsre or in the Field,
3. Prereguicites for this course are the Basic Training C flea
(PPhases I. II, and III) and the Com i?st Party O ationa Course (CPO),
equivalent famniarity with elandeetine operations and the basic facts
Of Commnist theory, hivtory, taoties, and arg At$on.
4. The now ACO is the ?chird and most adearamd phase of instruction
In the general field of Cc {,em. A student recei s his tamie introduo.
tion to Cc ,vt theory and organization In the 90ammnr t Week" of
Phase I, BTF. Fora detailed exposition of the
Fi't's the a~i e
cation, and operating rathc d of the World Cemmumist Nrav~nt
n~.y then aka the course , the s~t~a~
Cush Cta here ofor? known as the Ccnmvml;st Party Operati~a
C i ( ) . If he is gaa11fied by the nature of his operatioml
gent, he may than take the ACO,
5. The relatively email amount of anti- - operational
material which has previously been praionted in the CPO
frm that course. The course will otherstsaa be unche d, ZnO aderi~:t,?d
avoid confession' the CPO viii hereafter be known as tho se on d
Co sffi (CwC) . In order to be admitted to the CWC, studonto must have
taken the " C fat Veek" of Phase I, BTI or possess equivalent infor-
mtion. Students who have already taken the CPO will find y little
duplications of its material in the nest JCO and l not hesitate to tam
the new eourse for that reason.
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aM Babodulad to begin on 16 fit, 27 S?p ber, and 8 3o mnber 3954.
Dates for additlonl presentations of the AGO will be annoumeed after the
deind for it beeames more Clear ly ?stablishsd. .
&ttaebmant
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Director of T~Vmjnjng
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AW1-CST OPERATIONS COLMW
ATTACHMENT
I. CIA Operatiorl Objectives against the World Cammanist Movement
A. FI Objectives
B. PP Objectives
II. The Communist Movement as an Operational Target
A. Different types of Parties (in opposition and in powers, overt
and clandestine, inmtare or highly developed, etc.)
B. 'Guist perso l and psychology (types of motivation)
C. Special cases of Coat activities (mass organizations,
peasants, eolon1a3. countries, racial and etc minorities,
armed forces)
III. Intelligence Coverage of the Comic Movement
A. Target analysis
B. Coordination of overt and o]andestine i formation
C. Collection techniques: ttional, geographic and biographic
files, carding, etc.
IV. Pbnetration of Comunist Parties and Mass (Front) Organisations
(Against avert and clnndestino parties, in Co ist and in non,
Communist countries)
25X1A V0
VI. Anti-Counist Political and Psychological War re
A. Use of CC nist doctrines for operational purposes
B. Fragmentation operations (use of dissident ideas
and/cw
personalities, Titoism, Trotekyiam, ote.) 9 8
C. Anti,.Commnnist propaganda (whiite, grey and black), including
operations against the Cyst press and other r dia
D. AntiP.Carzmnnist political action (diversion, isolation, provocation,
deco tion, etc.)
S. Antimpersonnel operations
VII. Use of Groups in Anti-Communist gyrations (Pbl itical parties and
other organisations, refugee groups, international organizations,
fronts, notional groups)
VIII. Cooperation with Foreign; Gents and their Agencies in Anti..
Communist Operations
A. Security, police and judiciary agencies
B. Propaganda agencies
C. Military agencies
IX. Use of Technical Surveillance Methods in Anti-Commmiat Operations
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