ANNUALS REPORT TO THE PFIAB

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• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: May 25, 2005
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• Publication Date: September 12, 1967
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12 September 1967
MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. John Bross
SUBJECT : Annual Report to the PFIAB
Attached hereto is a list of suggested items for inclusion
in the annual report to the PFIAB as requested by your
memorandum of 29 August 1967.
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Chairman, CCPC
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COORDINATIVE ACTIVITIES SUGGESTED FOR INCLUSION IN THE
REPORT TO THE PFIAB
1. The DCI China Activities Coordinator
2. JIIRG
The JURG study on exploitation of photography, which was
co-chaired by a member of the NIPS staff and the Director of DIA,
was completed during the post year and its recommendations have
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been or are in the process of being implemented. The COMOR has
been reorganized (and renamed COMIREX) to encompass the
coordination of photographic activities including targeting, collection,
processing and exploitation. Under the direction of COMIREX,
considerable progress is being made in the various activities
which were pinpointed in the JIIRG report.
3. Mapping, Charting and Geodesy Study
A mapping, charting and geodesy study has been undertaken
to determine the intelligence inputs, including the NRP. to that
program and to apportion as practicable the intelligence requirements
for the end product in relation to the operational and other requirements.
The study group is being chairmanned by a member of the NIPE staff
with participation by CIA and DIA. This study should be completed
about 1 November.
4. Intelligence Collection Against North Vietnamese POL
Situation (CCPC-D-13f . 29 July 196r)
The DOD requested as a matter or urgency that the CCPC
look into the problem of intelligence collection of North Vietnam's
POL situation. The CCPC submitted a report to DIA for the
Secretary of Defense on the all-source capability and potential to
collect intelligence against the key POL targets in North Vietnam.
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including residual storage and distiribution of POL supplies, and
on the impact of U. S. bombing strikes against such supplies. The
study also covered various actions that had been taken by collectors
to enhance the intelligence coverage of this target.
5. Review of Ways to Improve Intelligence Collection
Related to NVA/Viet Con Use of Cambodian Territory
a. In response to a request from the Joint Chiefs of Staff
the CCPC made an examination of the intelligence collection capability
against the NVA/Viet Cong Use of Cambodian Territory in support
of North Vietnam operations against South Vietnam and submitted its
findings to the USIB in a report dated 23 February 1966 (CCPC-D-6/66).
A follow-up review of the development of clandestine resources
reporting on this target was made to USIB (USIB-b-64. 6/36) on
18 August 1966 with the conclusion that both DOD and CIA had
appreciably increased their clandestine capability against the target.
b. In June 1967 CINCPAC requested that the CCPC
examine further the intelligence coverage of the use by the Viet Cong
of Cambodian territory, with particular emphasis on seaborne
cargoes arriving at the Port of Sihanoukville. The response
forwarded to CINCPAC by DIA covered substantive views on the
current state of our knowledge of the use of Cambodia in the support
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of enemy forces in South Vietnam, as well as an updating of the
report of clandestine coverage of Cambodia aimed at obtaining
information concerning the nature and extent of that use.
6. 5IGIN T Tar etin .
A study was initiated by the CCPC in June in response to
the following question which was agreed to by the Secretary of
Defense and the DCI.
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This study is now in the early developmental phase, the first
steps dealing with. a determination of the U. S. interests in the
countries of the world and the development of a reporting format
for collection of the information necessary to enable the final
assessments to be made.
7. Intelligence Collection Against the Soviet ABM Program
In February 1967 the CCPC updated the previous report
to USIB on the various collection activities against the Soviet ABM
problem, producing an extensive inventory of all such activities.
This was presented to the USIB on 10 February 1967, together with
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