FBI ACADEMY, QUANTICO, VIRGINIA

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP82M00591R000100030094-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 3
• Document Creation Date: December 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 25, 2005
• Sequence Number: 94
• Publication Date: January 11, 1979
• Content Type: MFR

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11 January 1979
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
Chief, Facilities Branch, Security Committee
SUBJECT: FBI Academy, Quantico, Virginia
1. On Januar 8, 1979 Mr. Robert W. Gaiitbino and
visited the FBI Academy, Quantico, Va.
This visit consisted of a meeting with Kenneth E. Joseph,
Assistant Director in charge of the Training Division of
the FBI, who discussed the organization and mission of the
academy. This was followed by a tour of the academy
facilities led by SA Bob Taubert and a luncheon meeting
with Mr. Joseph during which items of mutual interest
were discussed.
2. Of particular interest to Mr. Gambino was whether
or not the Quantico facilities could be utilized by the
Security Committee for specialized training in the event
such training becomes necessary. Mr. Joseph noted that
the academy is booked to capacity for FY 79 with the
possible exception of weeks that contain holidays. However,
Mr. Joseph indicated it might be possible to make arrangements
for such a school provided sufficient notice was given.
3. Mr. Joseph suggested that Mr. Gambino contact him
informally when the need occurs with the details such as
length of school and number of students and he will see what
accommodations are available prior to any formal request
being made.
4. Mr. Joseph suggested that the Federal Law Enforce-
ment Training Center Glynco, Georgia could possibly be used
in the event that space is not available at the academy during
the period needed.
5. The meeting was very cordial.
STAT
Distribution:
1-SECOM Chrono
1-SECOM Subject
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CIA practice has been to retain initial document receipts
for a period of two years and, in most cases, all such receipts
for the life of the document. Should a document be downgraded,
decompartmented or destroyed, record of such action will still
be retained for a five year period. This is a CIA general
record schedule requirement.
The impression that CIA may destroy all receipts within
six months may stem from a provision in DCID 1/19 which states
a "record of the initial receipt and internal distribution of
all SCI received, by any means, for a minimum of six months".
However,some document- demandg that individual receipts covering
individual SCI items transferred must be retained for a minimum
of two years.
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DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
Security Committee
SECc? -A- 216
12 January 1979
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Two Hundred and Nineteenth .Meeting
Wednesday, 24 January 1979; 1000 Hours
Room 7D32, Langley headquarters Building
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Preliminary Comments
ITEM 1 Approval of minutes, SECOM-M-218
IT1:M 2 Reports of Subcommittee and Working. Group chairmen
a. Technical Surveillance .Countermeasures Subcommittee
b. R&D Subcommittee
c. Computer Security Subcommittee
d. Compartmentation Subcommittee
e. Unauthorized Disclosures Working Group
f. Investigative Standards Working Group
g. Security Awareness Working Group
ITEM 3 Draft SCI appeals procedures (please note SECOM-D-423
dated 22 December 1978 transmitting to members a
recommended version of such procedures).
ITEM 4 New Business
ITEM 5 Next meeting
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