CRISIS MANAGEMENT - HUMAN COMMUNICATIONS
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
E-X-T-R-A-C-T
"Executive Director mentioned that the briefing on Pearl Harbor
which was given yesterday will be repeated. DCI wants attendance by
middle and upper grade intelligence officers made mandatory."
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I. This memorandum suggests action on the part of the Executive
Director-Comptroller; this action is contained in paragraph three.
2. The Director of Communications recently participated in a
discusion OR crisis communications which included a presentation on
Pearl iiarbor developed by the Institute for Delense Analyses (IDA)
officials. irice the subject matter bears directly on the continuing Agency
consideration of improving its handling of crises. arrangements have been
made to have a senior IDA official present the Pearl Harbor study to a
selected. Agency audience on 12 May in the auditorium. It is anticipated
that additional smaller group presentations may be subsequently desired
by 21 geakcy crnponent3.
3. To give the 12 May presentation appropriate sponsorship and
backing, it is recommended that you sign the attached memorandum to the
Deputy Directors and Heads of Independent Offices.
Att:
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Adsee fr L. C. White
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Director of Communications
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Intelligence
Deputy Director for Plans
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
puty Director for Support
Deputy to the DCI for National Intelligence
Programs Evaluation
General Counsel
Inspector General
Director of National Estimates
SUBJECT : Crisis Management - Human Communications
Executive Registxy
1. The Research and Engineering Support Division of the Institute
for Defense Analyses (IDA) is working on the problem of language in human
communications, particularly as related to crisis management. To demon-
strate the essentiality of precise use of language in effective human com-
munications, IDA has analyzed the events leading up to the attack on Pearl
Harbor. This analysis has been translated into an oral and visual presentation
of approximately 45 minutes duration. Arrangements have been made for Dr.
Thowas G. Belden of IDA to present the Pearl Harbor analysis in the auditorium
142 on :44 May at 1030 hours.
2. The relevance of the subject matter to the Agency reporting and
dissemination responsibilities, especially as related to the national command
structure,warrants attendance by senior personnel throughout the Agency.
Dr. Belden advises against too large an audience; therefore, each Directorate
is limited to twenty-five spaces for this initial presentation, and each inde-
pendent office may determine its own requirements.
3. The title of Dr. Belden's presentation is "Pearl Harbor: A
Failure of Human Communications ."
L. K. White
Executive Director-Comptroller
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Intelligence
Deputy Director for Plans
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
Deputy Director for Support
Deputy to the DCI for National Intelligence
Programs Evaluation
General Counsel
Inspector General
Director of National Estimates
SUBJECT : Crisis Management - Human Communications
1. The Research and Engineering Support Division of the Institute
for Defense Analyses (IDA) is working on the problem of language in human
communications, particularly as related to crisis management. To demon-
strate the essentiality of precise use of language in effective human com-
munications, IDA has analyzed the events leading up to the attack on Pearl
Harbor. This analysis has been translated into an oral and visual presenta-
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of approximately 45 minutes durationot
sub?ect tint anci-diesernirration
esperially-as rel-ated-to the-national--cornmancle-tructure Arrangements
have been Made for Dr. -Thcirnas G. Belden Of TD?A--to present the Pearl
Harbor analysis in the auditorium on 12 May 1966, at 1030 hours.
2. It is lieved that the lessons to be drawn are sufficiently impor-
tant to warrant attbdnce by senior personnel in each Directorate. There-
fore, each DirectorateIhQj1d ensure representation by twenty-five senior
officers. The head of each iepent office will determine his representa-
tion.
3. The title of Dr. Belden's presentation is "Pearl Harbor: A
Failure of Human Communications.
L. K. White.
Executive Director-Comptroller
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Intelligence
Deputy Director for Plans
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
Deputy Director for Support
Deputy to the DCI for National Intelligence
Programs Evaluation
General Counsel
Inspector General
Director of National Estimates
SUBJECT : Crisis Management - Human Communications
1. The Research and Engineering Support Division of the Institute
for Defense Analyses (IDA) is working on the problem of language in human
communications, particularly\ as related to crisis management. To demon-
strate the essentiality of precise use of language in effective human com-
munications, IDA has analyzed the events leading up to the attack on Pearl
Harbor. This analysis has been translated into an oral and visual presenta-
tion of approximately 45 minutes duration. Because of the relevance of the
subject matter to the Agency reporting and dissemination responsibilities,
especially as related to the national command structure, arrangements
have been made for Dr. Thomas G. Belden of IDA to present the Pearl
Harbor analysis in the auditorium on 12 May 1966, at 1030 hours.
2. It is believed that the lessons to be drawn are sufficiently impor-
tant to warrant attendance by senior personnel in each Directorate. There-
fore, each Directorate should ensure representation by twenty-five senior
officers. The head of each independent office will determine his representa-
tion.
3. The title of Dr. Belden's presentation is "Pearl Harbor: A
Failure of Human Communications."
L. K. White
Executive Director-Comptroller
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011 FOR: Deputy Director for Intelligence
Deputy Director for Plans
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
Deputy Director for Support
Deputy to the DCI for National Intelligence
Programs Evaluation
General Counsel
Impactor General
Director of National Estimates
SiJEfECT : Crisis Management - Hunan Communications
I. The Research and Engineering Support Division of the Institute
for Defense Analyses (IDA) is working on the problem of language in human
communications, particularly as related to crisis management. To demon-
strate the essentiality of precise use of language in effective human com-
munications, IDA has analyzed the events leading up to the attack on l*arl
Harbor. This analysis has been translated into an oral and visual presentation
of approximately 45 minutes duration. Arrangements have been made for Dr .
Thomas G . Belden of IDA to present the Pearl Harbor analysis in the auditorium
akallsi at 1050 hours.
2. The relevance of the subject matter to the Agency reporting and
dieseminstioa responsibilities, especially as related to the national command
structure ma/Tants attendance by senior personnel throughout the Agency.
Dr. Belden advises against too large an audience; therefore. each Directorate
is limited twenty-five spaces for this initial presentation, and each inde-
pendent office may determine its own requirements.
3. The title of Dr. Belden 's presentation Is "Pearl Harbor: A
Failure of Human Communications.
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1.. K. White
ftecutive Director-Comptroller
Originator: D/Commo
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We have reserved four spaces for
the Office of Communications to attend
the IDA presentation in the auditorium
O n 11 May 1966 at 1030 hours.
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Executive Officer to the DD/S
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Mr. Warneld
Mr.
Mr. Bannerman
Attsched is a copy of a paper on Human
Communications that Mr. discussed
at the DD/S Sod Meeting last week. A
space has been reserved for you to attend if
you desire. Mews note the date has been
changed to 11 May 1966 at IWO hours in the
auditorium.
DD/S space for attendance has been
reserved for hilessrs. Bannerman, Waxfield,
four members et the Office of
; and three members of each
other Suwon Office; making a total aim-
dance of twenty-five.
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SU1VECT : Crisis ganacement - lima= Oezensunications
1. The Rezearch and Enneericg &wort Divicicra of the le.7=tte
for Defense Ara 'pee (IDA) la working on the prehlem of lenzuzge in 11=1.2a
commulacations, particularly as related to crials roanagome=. Tod..---mon-
(=rate the essentiality of precise use of latguege in effective burns com-
munications, PA has ana1yz4x1 the events hr.-ding up to the &Meek on larl
Harbor. Ills aualyais has been translated into an oral and visual preze-2atioa
of approximately 45 minutes duration. Arrangements have been n=le for D.
Thomas G. Belden of MA to present the Pearl Harbor analysis in the auditorium
on itiday at 105C house.
2. The relevance of the subject matter to the Agency reporting zed
dissemination responsibilities, ecpec tally as related to the national command
structuro,warrants attendance by senior personnel throughout tite Agency.
Dr. Belden advisee against too large an audience.. therefore. each Directorate
is limited to twenty-five spaces for this Initial presentation, and each inde-
pendent office may determine its own requirements.
.3. Thu title of Dr. Belden's presentation 4 "Pearl Harbor: A
Failure of Human COMIIIIIlliCaltiOin ? "
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Director of Personnel
Director of Logistics
Director of Medical Services
Director of Security
Director of Training
Dirocter of PlnalICO
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Attached is a copy of a
Human Communications which Mr.
discussed at the DD/S Staff Meeting last
week. We have reserved three spaces
your Office to attend the 111& presenta-
tion in the auditorium on 11 May at 1030
boors.
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Executive Officer to the DD/S
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SUPJECT : Crisis gana,gmaele - Hum= Comumunicaticas
1. The Research and Esc inaeriag &wort ELvt4o f itho LOW=
Lor Defense Analyses (IDA) is woxiciaz on tho proZlczn of language in bianoa
communications, particularly as related to CriCit3 aianozcznera. Tod...--zioa-
atrate the essentiality of precise use of lainage in effective human cora-
zauakationa, IDA has analyzed the evens leading up to the attack on Pearl
Harbor. This aualyais has been translated into an oral and visual proaentation
of approximately 45 minutes duration. Arrangemerca have been road* for Dr.
Thomeut G. Belden of IDA to present the Pearl Harbor analysis in the auditorium
on 127May at 1050 louts.
2. The relevance of the subject matter to we Agmcy reporting acid
dissemination responsibilities, eapecially an rattled to the national command
structure mamma attendaece by senior perbonaol throughout the Agency.
Dr. Belden advises against too large an audience; therefore, each Directorate
Is limited to twenty-five spaces for this Initial presentation, and each inde-
pendent oftice may determine its own requirements.
3. The title of Dr. Belden 'a presentation is "'Pearl Harbor: A
Failure of Human Communications ."
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Intelligence
Deputy Director for Plans
Deputy Director for Science and Technology
Deputy Director for Support
Deputy to the DCI for National Intelligence
Programs Evaluation
General Counsel
Inspector General
Director of National Estimates
SUBJECT : Crisis Management - Human Communications
1. The Pearl Harbor analysis presented by Dr. Thomas G. Belden of
the Institute for Defense Analyses on 11 May to a group of senior Agency
officials proved to be a most interesting and valuable session. Arrangements
have therefore been made to repeat the 45-minute presentation for a much
larger group on 8 June at 1:30 p.m. in the auditorium.
2. Dr. Belden's presentation, which demonstrates the essentiality of
precise use of language in human communications through an analysis of
events leading up to the attack on Pearl Harbor, has special significance for
all intelligence officers. To permit as many such officers as possible to
attend the 8 June presentation, quotas have been assigned as follows:
DD/I
175
DD/P
175
DD/S
50
DD/S
25
Each independent office and element of the DCIis office may
determine its own attendance requirement.
3. The title of Dr. Belden's presentation is "Pearl Harbor: A Failure
of Human Communications."
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