MINUTES OF COMMITTEE ON IMAGERY REQUIREMENTS AND EXPLOITATION MEETING M-50, 3 OCT 1968

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The following is an index of the Minutes of the 3 October
1968 COMIREX Meeting:
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Page 5 Special Briefing -
s and Reports on Operations)
Page 7 Operational Briefing--Satellite
9 Report on Aircraft Activities--Far East
12 Report on Aircraft Activities--Cuba
Section II (NPIC Report)
Page 13 Mission Highlights
Section III (Subcommittee and Working Group Reports)
Page 17 Report from Imagery Exploitation Subcommittee
Section IV (Action Items)
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Review
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Program
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Reconnai
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EXRAND
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National
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Section VI (Other Business)
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Time Required to Insert Color Film into Satellite
Missions
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Processing Time at Eastman Kodak
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Recovery of Silver from NRP Film
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Mr. L. A. Moyer, Jr., State
DIA
Col. C. C. Clayton, OACSI
Capt. S. E. Sloan, ONI
Col. C. E. Phipps, AFNIN
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Mr. C. G. Coleman, ACDA
Lt. Gen. J. J. Davis, ACDA
Mr. A. W. Gullion, ACDA
Mr. E. B. Roth, ACDA
Mr. .R. F. Trapp, ACDA
Mr. J. C. St. Cyr, OACSI
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2ting Executive Secretary
Ch/Imagery Exploitation
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Exploitation Research and Development
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~pping, Charting, and Geodesy Working
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Section I (Briefings and Reports on Operations)
Operational Briefing--Satellite
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1? I Ireported satellite schedules and
operations as 01 October 1968 as follows:
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1048 - Launched 2130Z, 18 September 1968
Recovered 1st bucket (9 days) - 28 Sept, 00102
Recovered 2nd bucket (5 days) - 2 October, 2305Z
Film processing /distribution:
Estimated arrival 2nd bucket at Eastman Kodak -
3 Oct, 1800Z
Estimated arrival 2nd bucket Priority 1 in D. C. area
6 Oct, 16002
Estimated arrival 2nd bucket Priority 2 in D. C. area
7 Oct, 16002
Projected stereo coverage:
1st bucket - Land area 2. 90 million sq. n. m.
Targets - Approximately 2, 400
2nd bucket - Land area - 2. 90 million sq. n. m.
Targets - Approximately 2, 400
1105 - Scheduled 30 October 1968
Estimated 1st bucket recovery (9 days) - 8 Nov, 2230Z
Estimated 2nd bucket recovery (9 days) - 17 Nov, 2230Z
Film processing/distribution:
Estimated arrival 1st bucket at Eastman Kodak -
9 Nov, 1800Z
Estimated arrival 1st bucket Priority 1 in D. C. area
12 Nov, 160O Z
Estimated arrival 1st bucket Priority 2 in D. C. area
13 Nov, 160O Z
Estimated arrival 2nd bucket at Eastman Kodak -
18 Nov, 1800Z (Processing to begin
21 Nov at Eastman Kodak)
Estimated arrival 2nd bucket Priority 1 in D. C. area
24 Nov, 16002
Estimated arrival 2nd bucket Priority 2 in D. C. area
25 Nov, 16002
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Projected stereo coverage:
1 st bucket - Land area - 2. 75 million sq. n, m.
Targets - Approximately 2, 400
2nd bucket - Land area - Z. 75 million sq. n. m.
Targets - Approximately 2, 400
1106 - Scheduled 11 December 1968
Estimated 1st bucket recovery - 18 Dec 68
Estimated 2nd bucket recovery - 26 Dec 68
1049 - Scheduled 29 January 1969
Estimated lst bucket recovery - 6 Feb 69
Estimated 2nd bucket recovery - 14 Feb 69
1107 - Scheduled 12 March 1969
Estimated 1st bucket recovery - 21 Mar 69
Estimated 2nd bucket recovery - 30 Mar 69
1050 - Scheduled 14 May 1969
Estimated 1st bucket recovery - 22 May 69'
Estimated 2nd bucket recovery - 30 May 69
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Report on Aircraft Activities--Far East
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that in the period 27 September through 3 October t e following
GIANT SCALE and 17 missions had been flown:
Date Mission Area/Targets
GIANT SCALE Activities
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Pt, Bai Thuong Afld, Rte IA,
Rte 101, Dien Bien Phu, Yen
Bai, Kep, Hon Gai, Cam Pha,
RR 6, RR 2, RR 10
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1 Oct GS061 Dien Bien Phu, Nam Dinh, Results unknown
Phu Ly, Rte IA, RR 4,
Rte 10, Lang Son, Dong Dang,
Vinh, RR 1, RR 2, Rte 15,
Rte 7
3 Oct GS062 Hoa Lac, Dien Bien Phu, Results unknown
Vinh Complex, Bai Thuong
Activities
27 Sep Q842 (low) Cat Bi Afld, SAM Site 311,
Haiphong Naval Base, SAM
Site 71
28 Sep Q834 (low) Nam Dinh TPP, Nam Dinh
Transpt Pt, Seg RR 4,
Phu Ly RR Yd, Bai Thuong
Afld
30 Sep Q824 (low) Rte lA
30 Sep Q224 (high) Rte 10 Haiphong-Vinh Binh;
Rte 1 and RR Nam Dinh-
Thanh Hoa; RR and Hwy Thanh
Lost, Crashed
during recovery
Successful, MARS
Successful, MARS
Successful, MARS
Hoa-Vinh; Thanh Hoa RR Bypass;
Thanh Hoa Transpt Pt, Thanh
Hoa RR Ferry; RR and Hwy Vinh-
DMZ; Ben Thuy Port Fac
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2 Oct Q842 (low) Cat Bi Afld, SAM Site 311, Successful, MARS
Haiphong Naval Base,
SAM Site 71
3 Oct Q240 (high) Nam Dinh, Hanoi, Phuc Yen, Successful, MARS
Hoa Lac Suspect Afld, Phu
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Lost
3. I Ireported against two principal South
China/North Vietnam requirements as follows:
a. Coverage of Lines of Communications (LOC)
pertinent to the introduction. of Chinese forces into North
Vietnam (see COMOR-D-25/207, 4 March 1966.) The
number of LOC priority targets in South China and North
Vietnam remains at 143. For the period 26 September -
2 October, surveillance coverage was reported on three
priority targets in North Vietnam. The specific targets
are underlined in Tab A.
b. Coverage of North Vietnam to detect the
possible introduction or deployment of offensive missile
systems (see COMOR-D-25/200, 23 May 1967 and
COMIREX-D-25. 3/2, 20 November 1967) is shown on the
grid map at Tab B for the period 19-25 September. No
SSM activity was observed.
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Report on Aircraft Activities --Cuba
4. reported that)
activities
for the period 27 September through 3 October are as follows:
Recap
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Successful, 28. 0% coverage
Mission Net Cumulative
1 Oct G044 28.0/0 28. 0%
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Current reporting period extends from 30 September
through 24 November.
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5. reported that during the 56-day
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flown over Cuba and provided 95 percent coverage of the area.
During this period 151 of the 159 targets in Cuba were covered
completely on cloud-free photography.
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a. Portions of Hungary, Yugoslavia, and
Bulgaria are covered by two passes on 23 and 25 September
1968. No high priority targets are covered on either pass,
and interpretation is limited by scattered to heavy clouds.
b. Nine of the deployed ICBM complexes
(Aleysk, Dombarovskiy, Gldkaya, Imeni Gastello, Kartaly,
Tyumen, Uzhur, Yoshkar-Ola, and Zhangiz-Tobe) are at
least partially covered on photography. Five ICBM launch
sites are newly identified.
C, The entire Tyuratam missile test center is
observed. The launch vehicle was still on the pad at
Complex J-1 on 24 Stepember. Construction continues at
launch group 0 and launch site 17.
d. The sixty-first SA-5 SAM complex is
identified in an early stage of construction, approximately
9. 6 n. m. west of Komsomolsk, USSR. The complex is
oriented in an east-northeasterly direction, and at this
time only one launch site is under construction.
C. The fifth Suspect Advanced Weapons Related
Facility (SAWRF) at the Shuang Cheng Tzu missile test center,
China, is newly identified on this mission. Initial ground ,
scarring was first evident in April 1968, and as of this coverage,
construction has progressed to a point where the corridor
pattern is clearly defined. The facility is 12 n. m. southeast
of SAWRF 2, l.2 n. m. east of SA WRF 1, and 25 n. m. northeast
of Launch Complex C.
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f. Five percent of North Vietnam is
observed through heavy clouds on one pass on
26 September 1968.
g. The USS PUEBLO remains at the Najin
naval facility.
h. Portions of China are covered on 21 passes
with more than 85 percent cloud free photography. The
preliminary scan of approximately 20 percent of the
photographic coverage reveals no significant information
or appreciable differences in ground and air order of battle.
i. Portions of the Middle East are covered by
six passes, the photography being of fair to good inter-
pretability and 95 percent cloud free.
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Report from Imagery Exploitation Subcommittee
1. reported that the second bucket
of Mission 1048 will arrive in Washington over the weekend.
Upon conducting a canvass of the community, the only require-
ment for overtime exploitation was DIA's request'for a scan
of the Czechoslovakian/East European area.
reported that the NPIC was aware of this need and could respond
to it without undue difficulty.
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reported that if it were deemed
desirable to advance the date of launch of Mission 1105 such
could be accomplished by putting the payload assembly and
test crew on a seven-day week. If this were done, it would
be possible to launch the mission on 23 October. The program
manager does not recommend that this be attempted in that
accelerating this critical pre-launch phase would result in an
increased risk of on-orbit failures. Furthermore, launch on the
23rd probably would not provide enough time to get full AMS
readout on the area coverage acquired by Mission 1048-2 so that
it could be used for proper programming of Mission 1105.
7, said that he recognized the problem
created in mission readout by the short interval between KH-4
missions but was also aware of the operational problems and,
therefore, would recommend that 1105 be launched on schedule.
He emphasized that the problem from the intelligence community
viewpoint entailed an administrative and procedural inconvenience
while from NRO's perspective, hardware and launch facility
problems were involved. In his view, there was no reasonable
alternative other than to support the currently proposed launch
date. commented that he felt the launch date of 1105
should not be changed. He said that while the principle of
I Ishould be adhered to if at all possible, he
did not feel that major alterations to schedules should be attempted
when c cur r ed.
reporte that both EXSUBCOM
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exploitation priorities, Action: Recommendation that Mission 1105
be launched as scheduled.
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Development of Requirements for First- and Second-Phase
Exploitation Program (COMIREX-D-31. 2/12)
1. Action: These requirements were approved
without discussion.
Program for Planning the Exploitation of Reconnaissance
Imagery (COMIREX-D-31. 2/13)
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control regulations do not permit the
present document to be issued at the TALENT-KEYHOLE level
instead of He pointed out that much of the information
contained referred to reconnaissance programs not yet flying;
these data are protected byl codewords.
added that the NRO was providing the data on the assumption that
control would be continued. Further staffing by NRO
might change this but it does not seem likely.
stated that he was surprised at the NRO/Office of Security
interpretation since it was his understanding that, when the request
for information was made, the requirement that it be provided
for use at TALENT-KEYHOLE was also stipulated. This was done
in order that exploitation components could use the data in
estimating workloads and resource requirements. I
agreed and thought that perhaps the problem could be overcome if
the data could be generalized by devising an "index" of work efforts
expected instead of tabulating specific programs on a mission-by-
mission basis.
3. stated that aside from the security problem,
there was the additional consideration that the data accurately
reflect what the actual program will be. In particular, FY 1971
appears to be too heavy in terms of re irements for co era e
and photo inter retation ca abilit
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Unless this
i ig out, people getting e data will
be unable to make the judgment as to which data are real and,
consequently, what level of exploitation effort will be required.
He recommended that the paper be remanded to EXSUBCOM
and requested that the Subcommittee attempt to resolve the
a further review by the Office of Security and NRO.
problem of data. This was agreed by COMIREX along with
recognition of the need to classify the data pending
EXRAND Objectives for Research and Development in Imagery
Exploitation
4. I lintroduced the discussion by
commenting that the comps. ation of R&D objectives was a
milestone in the EXRAND area. I tated that there
were no problems with the list of objectives but that he was
not prepared to agree to their priority order.
replied that EXRAND recognized the objectives may not be
in proper order but needed the objectives to begin work on the
FY 1970 program. Therefore, if the objectives per se could
be approved, EXRAND would be in a position to start working
with them and could make recommendations concerning priority
later. The Chairman requested to prepare a
briefing for COMIREX on 10 October to explain the program with
emphasis on how the objectives were developed and how EXRAND
intends to use them. Action: Objectives approved - priority
order deferred.
Overhead Imagery Reconnaissance of North Vietnam During a
Truce (Revision of COMIREX-D-25. 3/3, circulated by the DIA
member on 26 September)
5. Discussion of this paper was deferred until
10 October.
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6. commented that he hoped this
concept and procedures had been thoroughly staffed throughout
the intelligence agencies since more than just photo interpretation
elements may be involved. I replied that he had been
assured by DBWG members that such staffing has occurred
and that, as a consequence, DBWG was prepared to get started
on the concept immediately, stated that he assumed
that as the program goes into effect and difficulties occur
changes can be made as needs dictate. assured
COMIREX that this was the case and the DBWG would see to it
that the data base and operating procedures were responsive
and dynamic. Action: Approved.
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silver usage is consumed by the NRP. He felt that if such data
could be available COMIREX could better understand how hard
it should work toward alleviating the silver shortage.
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reported that SAC preferred to move
the date o the second PI course from the week of
4 November to the week of 18 November. This
reschedule would provide for maximum use of the
school facilities and would enable SAC to take
advantage of a field trip scheduled for the regular
trainees.
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Priority Targets
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Missions: Giant Scale 052, 8 Sept; 055,
18 Sept; 058, 25 Sept;`
(1819, 19 Sept; 11828, 20 Sept.
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Area Coverage Requirements Area Actually Covered
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D/OSR
NPIC TCO
COMIREX Staff
Ch/EXRAND
D /IAS
TSO CIA
DDS&T
ASA/D
D/OSI
ExSec/SORS/OSI
D/ILSS/DDS&T
D/OSP
D/OEL
D/SA
D/O/OSA
Intel/O/OSA
D / FMSAC
Ch/COMIREX
25X1A
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TOP SECRET
25X1
25X1
25X1
25X1A
25X1 I- I