MINUTES OF COMMITTEE ON IMAGERY REQUIREMENTS AND EXPLOITATION MEETING M-88, 5 FEB 1970

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COMMITTEE ON IMAGERY REQUIREMENTS AND EXPLOITATION
COMIREX -M -88
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NRO & DIA REVIEWS COMPLETED
Following is an index of the Minutes of the 5 February 1970
COMIREX meeting:
Section I (Briefings)
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Section III (Operations)
Page 9 Satellite Schedule
Page 9 Report on Aircraft and Drone Activities
Section IV (Action Items)
Page 10 Use of R&D Items Against Intelligence Targets
Page 11 Cuba Coverage Requirements
Page 11 NRO Request for New Monthly Report
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Status Report on Procedures for Rapid Reporting
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COMIREX Resource Information Report
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Request for Nominations for Offutt Course
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Section VI (Subcommittee and Working Group Reports)
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MEMBERS AND STAFF PRESENT
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CIA:
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Mr. J. C. St. Cyr
Executive Secretary
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Air Force: Col. C. E. Davison
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ALTERNATES AND OBSERVERS PRESENT
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Ultra-thin Base Film (UTB)
1. The NRO Consultant noted that Ultra-thin Base
(SO-380) film had last been flown on Mission 1105 in November 1968.
Intermittent focus and image smear problems encountered during
that mission raised problems as to effective use of UTB film on
future missions. Today's briefing by will review the
steps taken by NRO since then leading to the presently scheduled
use of SO-380 for upcoming Mission 1109.
2. I I displayed examples of photography from
1105 to demonstrate the nature of the problems present in that
mission. He explained that the image quality variation experienced
during 1105 had been of serious concern to the operators since they
did not understand precisely why it occurred and feared a basic
defect in SO-380 that might cause a major failure on a future mission.
After a thorough technical review, however, the NRO discovered the
main problem on 1105 had been the variations in the film's "lift"
as it passed over the lens opening. It was determined that film
flatness or lift bears a direct relation to the temperature, which the
operators can control by proper selection of orbit and altitude for the
vehicle. He reported on the very extensive testing on film movement
which had been done for Mission 1109.
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3. In closing, 1 -1 recalled that one problem
with the SO-380 was smear. Eastman Kodak has just come out
with a new SO-349 film providing the same resolution but with
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a level of only about 70 percent area search coverage which is
significantly below the level specified in current standing requirements.
1commented that, since UTB offers the capability of providing
increased area coverage for a given mission while at the same time
maintaining a high quality of imagery, COMIREX is encouraged to
see SO-380 planned for Mission 1109. /Subsequently, problems with
the functioning of UTB film were encountered during the pre-launch
check-out of Mission 1109, making it advisable to cancel the
operational use of SO-380 at this time. The mission, which will
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Section II (Approval of Minutes)
1. COMIREX-M-87, covering the meeting of 22 January
1970, were approved.
COMIREX-M-87A
2. Members were asked to notify the Executive Secretary
if there were any changes to the Minutes for the special meeting held
29 January 1970. /There having been no request for change subsequent
to the meeting, COMIREX-M-87A will be noted as approved./
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UTB film. (See Section I, page 5, for a briefing and discussion. )
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commented that in the paper sent to
USIB last week (USIb- -46. 4/34, COMIREX-D-13. 16/7,
2 February 1970) the point was made that explicit mission-to-
mission collection guidance for CORONA, in view of the austere
launch schedule, would continue to be restricted to the very highest
priority current intelligence needs and that all efforts would be
made to hold these targets to a bare minimum. The Chairman
instructed ICRS to emphasize this criterion in reviewing priorities
for Mission 1109. said that ICRS will meet on
Tuesday, 10 February, to develop the 1109 priorities and an advance
copy of these will be provided to NRO for planning purposes
immediately following that meeting. The priorities recommended
by ICRS will be circulated to COMIREX for formal approval the
following day.
Report on Aircraft and Drone Activities
3. The reports presented by the DIA Member, the CIA
Member, and the Chairman, ICRS, on aircraft and drone activities,
coverage of special targets in the Far East, and satisfaction of the
Cuba 56-day requirement are recorded in Tab D.
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Cuba Coverage Requirements
flown during the past two weeks. This was because the Iris II
3. The DIA Member reported no OLD HEAD missions
then referred to discussions over the past months concerning
COMIREX review and revision of the standing USIB Cuba coverage
requirements. He noted that the memorandum from the Chairman,
National Intelligence Resources Board, to the Deputy Secretary of
Defense requesting guidance as to whether or not a reduction of
the level of readiness of U. S. combat forces in support of Cuban
contingency planning is contemplated (see COMIREX-M-83,
Section IV, paragraph 11) has been sent.
camera was doing so well in acquiring area coverage.
NRO Request for New Monthly Report
4. The Chairman referred to a memorandum he had
received from the NRO asking that COMIREX provide them with
information on requirements for coverage of targets in areas where
the use of manned aircraft or drones might supplement photographic
collection by satellites. This information was needed for the report
the NRO must make to the Deputy Secretary of Defense by the 15th
of each month for his use in preparing his recommendations to the
303 Committee. I as discussed the request with the
Chairman, ICRS, and there are some aspects which require clarification.
If, after the exact nature of the information desired is identified, we
find that the preparation of a special or unique report is required, the
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request will be referred to the Committee for consideration and
comment. considered it likely, however, that the
needed information is available in reports already being prepared.
Pending further study of the request, has asked
F to work with the NRO staff to provide whatever
information t ey need for their report due 15 February.
5. In further discussion, I I said, if the
request should turn out to be for a current intelligence target
forecast related to a specific collection capability (e. g. ,
CORONA, manned aircraft, or drone) as much as 45 days in
advance, this may not prove feasible. said that the
request was meant to establish a list of target requirements for
those denied areas, particularly South China at this time, where
there could possibly be aircraft and/or drone activity concurrent
or nearly concurrent with satellite coverage. The information is
needed to limit redundant coverage which might be acquired by
satellite, drone, and aircraft activity.
6. went on to say that the various regional
requirements (North Korea, Communist China, Southeast Asia,
Cuba, etc.) are in most cases very old and generally have been
modified piecemeal by supplemental current guidance related
almost exclusively to satellite coverage. These requirements
are in need of updating and, in most cases, review has been
under way and we are proceeding toward the needed revision and
updating. He pointed out, however, that pending formal USIB
acceptance of revised requirements, effective collection guidance
has been and will continue to be regularly provided to the NRO on
a current-mission basis.
Modified CORONA Requirement
7. The Chairman alerted members that a draft of the
proposed modified CORONA area search requirement would be
distributed soon.
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Status Report on Procedures for Rapid Reporting of Warning/
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NPIC and the National Indications Center (NIC) have completed
a draft on procedures for the rapid reporting of warning/ indications
information which should be in the hands of EXSUBCOM within the
next week or so. (See COMIREX-M-83, Section IV, paragraph 12. )
COMIREX Resource Information Report (COMIREX-D-32.5/3)
9. II reported that the comments he had
received relative to the usefulness and format of the Quarterly
COMIREX Resource Information Report indicated that it is
desirable to continue to collect the resource information, although
some changes in data input and presentation should be considered.
However, I recommended and the Chairman agreed that
any changes consi ered in the man-hour report format be deferred
until the report for the first quarter of FY 1971 in order to maintain
continuity of the FY 1969/1970 man-hour statistics.
10. The Chairman felt that DIA's decision to provide data
on man-hours expended by OPIC-A is an important step forward.
I Icommented that one of the key points in the potential
utility of this information is to give a perspective of over-all activity.
He felt that consideration should be given to providing a general
exploitation resources application figure for each component; NPIC
is the only one for which such data is presently available. The
Chairman requested that, over the next reporting period, each member
explore the feasibility of having this information provided by his
Agency and report on this point to the Office of the Chairman. The
information would not have to be in great detail but simply a gross
figure which would show the relationship between resources devoted
to basic exploitation and those devoted to direct support exploitation.
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accounting purposes. The Director, OBGI, has agreed to proceed
with preparation of the requested map series.
CORONA search target areas for both collection and coverage-
in support of our efforts to more precisely define the
12, The Chairman noted that, as reported in
COMIREX-D-13. 3/1, he had requested the Director of Basic
and Geographic Intelligence (OBGI/ CIA) to provide certain maps
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which information and data on target coverage and area coverage
can be produced and maintained. I explained that a base 25X1A
map of South China has been prepared for use in target and area
coverage accounting for that area. The map is formatted so that
information can be transferred to it by computer printing process,
thus making it possible, using the current COMIREX target deck,
to depict graphically targets of varying priority, targets covered or
not covered in a iven time period, status of area coverage, and the
like, asked that the samples be treated as working
papers and anyone who had specific comments was encouraged to
make them known to the staff. No formal action is requested at
this stage. noted that one reason for starting with
South China was to depict the current status of rail lines so that
areas related to rail line search can be brought up to date.
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escri e , using South China as a pilot, in an effort to establish
means for reporting the status of coverage on a more accurate and
comprehensive basis than heretofore and in an easy-to-handle
fashion. He emphasized that more such working maps will be
prepared and made available. A good deal of coordination, however,
will be necessary before any decision is made to formalize a new
type of reporting program.
Request for Nominations for Offutt Course
15. The Chairman reminded members that the next
session of the special one-week Advanced Imagery Interpretation
Orientation Course for COMIREX is scheduled for the week of
2 March and asked members to provide his office with their
nominations for attendance early next week.
Section V (Other Business)
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Section VI (Subcommittee and Working Group Reports)
Imagery Collection Requirements Subcommittee
1. The Chairman, ICRS, reported that his subcommittee
is working on a review of the USIB standing North Vietnam require-
ment as a priority action item ar'd hopes to have a recommendation
to COMIREX in the near future.
Imagery Exploitation Subcommittee
2. The Chairman, EXSUBCOM, noted that although
the basic program contains requirements for updating detailed
reports at a set frequency there has not been a uniform under-
standing as to how this was to be done. EXSUBCOM has now
worked out coordinated guidelines for this updating. These will be
distributed to COMIREX for review and approval shortly.
Data Base Working Group
has tasked the National Imagery Data Base file coordinators to assess
the impact of this change on COMIREX automated data files and to
report to him by 16 February their plans for complying with the
national standard.
codes The target date for implementation is 8 April 1970.
of the country code categories in the major ADP files of that
department in compliance with the recently issued national standard
3, reported that there has been a directive
issued within the Depar ment of Defense which provides for revision
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BUMPY ACTION (23 January - 5 February 1970)
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24 Jan Q548A/463(low)
24 Jan Q604/464(low)
27 Jan Q605/468(low)
27 Jan Q606/469(low)
28 Jan Q607/470(low)
29 Jan Q596/471(low)
29 Jan Q594/472(low)
30 Jan Q913/473(high)
2 Feb Q588/477(low)
2 Feb Q501/478(low)
SAM 263, Bac Mai Afld, Hanoi MARS
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Vinh Son Complex
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Hon Gai Port, Cam Pha Port
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Port Wallut, Tien Yen, Lang Son, MARS
Cao Bang, Bac Lan, Tuyen Quang,
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3 Feb GS 224
AREAS/TARGETS RESULTS
Dong Hoi, Quang Khe, Vinh, FAIR
My Hau Hai Yen, Hwys IA, 7, 15,
RR 6, 7
Dong Hai, Quang Khe,Ben Thuy, UNKNOWN
Vinh, Hai Yen, My Hau, Hwys 1A,7,
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FOOD FAIR (23 January - 5 February 1970)
No FOOD FAIR activity was scheduled during this period.
IDEALIST/ TACKLE (23 January - 5 February 1970)
There was not any IDEALIST/TACKLE activity reported
during this period.
Coverage of Special Targets in South China and North Vietnam
(23 January - 4 February 1970)
Coverage of special targets in South China and North Vietnam
was reported as follows:
a. No surveillance coverage was reported on
Lines of Communication (LOC) targets pertinent to the
introduction of Chinese forces into North Vietnam (see
COMOR-D-25/207, 4 March 1966) during the period
22 January - 4 February 1970. The number of such
targets remains at 331.
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 attached grid maps (pages D-5 and D-6) for the following
time periods.
Period Missions Not Reported
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OLD HEAD (23 January - 5 February 1970)
No OLD HEAD missions were flown during this period.
The cumulative coverage for the current 56-day period remains
at 94. 1 percent. (See Section IV, paragraph 3, for discussion of
Cuba coverage.)
Status of 56-Day Coverage
The status of coverage for the 56-day periods shown
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High Resolution Coverage of North Vietnam
(80% or more cloud-free)
Area Coverage Requirements Area Actually Covered
Priority Targets
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Missions: Giant Scale 214, 1 Jan 70;
216, 9 Jan 70; 218, 15 Jan;
Bumpy Action Q456, 16 Jan 70
Q459, 20 Jan 70; (1460, 20 Jan 70.
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Every three weeks 8-28 Jan
Priority Targets
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Missions: Giant Scale 216, 9 Jan 70;
218, 15 Jan 70; Bumpy Action
Q462, 22 Jan; (1463, 24 Jan;
(1464, 24 Jan; Q468, 27 Jan;
Q469, 27 Jan.
Date of Report: 4 February 1910
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