ADDRESS OF THE ASSOCIATION OF FORMER INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS ANNUAL CONVENTION

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• Publication Date: October 13, 1988
• Content Type: MEMO

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13 October 1988
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William M. Baker
Director, Public Affairs Office
Address of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers
Annual Convention
1. This is background information for your address of the Association of
Former Intelligence Officers' (AFIO) 14th annual convention luncheon on
Saturday, 15 October 1988. You also plan to attend the convention's banquet
the evening of the 15th. The Convention will be held at the Tyson's Corner
Sheraton Hotel, 8661 Leesburg Pike. Phone: [phone]. will
attend the program. A business suit is the appropriate dress for the events.
2. Arrangements for Your Address of the AFIO Luncheon: You are asked to
be in the main lobby of the Sheraton Hotel at the registration desk at
12:30 p.m. where you will be met by the Executive Director of AFIO John
Greaney and escorted to the Lord Fairfax Grand Ballroom B for the reception.
Lunch will be served at 1:00 p.m. Your remarks are scheduled to begin at
1:45 p.m. and the President of AFIO, Admiral Donald P. Harvey, will introduce
you. (See tab opposite for biography.) The suggested format is 30 minutes of
remarks and 15 minutes of questions and answers. The DCI has prepared a
letter for you to read/present to the members of AFIO since he had to decline
the AFIO Conference invitation again this year. (See tab opposite for
letter.)
You will be seated with the following:
Rear Admiral Donald P. Harvey, USN (Retired) President, AFIO
Walter F. Pforzheimer
Ambassador Edward Rowny
Chairman, Board of Directors,
AFIO
Special Advisor to President,
Arms Control
Major General Jack Thomas, USAF (Retired) Consultant, DOD
Brigadier General Roland Lajoie, USA
Professor James Lucas
Lieutenant General Lincoln Faurer,
USAF (Retired)
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Director, On-Site Inspection
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Defense Intelligence College
Former Director,
National Security Agency
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A podium and microphone will be available near your table. DCI security
will tape your remarks for the Agency's historical records. Adjournment is at
2:30 p.m. AFIO may publish your remarks in the PERISCOPE, and we have asked
to review them prior to publication.
Audience: Approximately 200-250 AFIO members and guests will attend the
luncheon.
Media: Members of the media who are expected to attend the luncheon are
RicaR-Tandza, NEWSWEEK; Steven Engelberg, THE NEW YORK TIMES; and Jim
Morrison and Bill Gertz, WASHINGTON TIMES.
Background: The 1988 AFIO Convention theme is "Analysis Today and
Tomorrow." Fritz Ermarth will open the program Friday morning with an address
on "The State of Analysis." On Saturday morning prior to your address two
panels will be held: one on "The National Estimate" and the other on "The
Intelligence Role in Arms Control." (See tab opposite for agenda.)
2. About the Banquet: The reception and banquet will be held at the
Sheraton Hotel in the Lord Fairfax Ballroom A. You are asked to be at the
reception at 7:30 p.m. and dinner will be served at 8:00 p.m. Adjournment is
at 10:00 p.m. Chairman of PFIAB, Ambassador Anne Armstrong, will be the guest
speaker. You and Mrs. Gates will be seated at a reserved table with the
following:
Mr. and Mrs. John Warner (May Belle) Former General Counsel, CIA
Mr. and Mrs. John Waller (Barbara) Former IG, CIA
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest "Zeke" Zellmer (Lois) Former A/DDS&T, CIA
Mr. and Mrs. Legal adviser to
?wi riam M. Baker
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Donald -P. Harvey
Rear Admiral, USN(Ret)
Graduated from U.S. Naval Academy 1947. Served
35_ years and retired as Director of Naval Intelligence
in 1978. 28 years were in intelligence posts in the
Pacific Fleet, Europe, Japan and the Middle East.
Admiral Harvey sewed with NSA, DIA and the IC
Staff. He holds Masters degrees in Political Science
and in International Relations from the Fletcher
School. Currently with the TRW Defense Systems
Group. He joined AFIO in 1979, is a Life member and
has served as AFIO's President since 1987.
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Central Intelligence Agency
VVashington. D. C. 20505
Dear Members of AFIO:
30 September 1988
I regret that I must be abroad during AFIO's annual convention. I was
looking forward to meeting with all of you and am disappointed not to be
present.
I understand your program focuses on intelligence analysis, and so I would
like to pass on a few thoughts about some of the Intelligence Community's
recent analytical successes as well as some of our upcoming challenges.
The Intelligence Community has had some notable analytical successes
during the past year. We were a major player in the conclusion of the INF
treaty, supporting the U.S. negotiating team in Geneva and providing
information to both Congress and the Administration during the ratification
process. In a related effort, we furnished intelligence to policymakers
during the U.S.-Soviet summit meeting in Moscow. The Intelligence Community's
analysis of the Iran-Iraq conflict has highlighted our ability to provide
tactical intelligence. When the U.S. presence in the Gulf was increased, we
began providing daily support to naval forces operating with the U.S. Central
Command.
Some of our recent analytical successes suggest the nature of tomorrow's
analytical problems. We face new challenges in old issues -- Gorbachev's
reform effort and his new approach in foreign policy have many implications
for U.S. interests. Arms control will remain a major analytical effort, as we
monitor the INF treaty and support negotiation of the START treaty. Global
issues such as the expanding problem of international terrorism and the
equally troubling problem of chemical weapons will continue to demand our
attention.
I appreciate your commitment to promoting high standards in intelligence,
and I look forward to learning the results of your work during this
convention. I also want to recognize the value of AFIO's Academic Assistance
Program in educating our nation's students about intelligence -- students who
may one day be producers or consumers of our intelligence analysis.
All of you have already contributed much to the security of this country.
Your support and insight still mean a great deal to us as we continue the work
that you have done so much to advance.
Sincerely yours,
William H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence
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ASSOCIATION OF
FORMER INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL
CONVENTION
OCTOBER 13 - 15, 1988
Sheraton Hotel
8661 Leesburg Pike
Tysons Corner, Virginia
[phone]
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GENERAL INFORMATION
REGISTRATION
Registration will be in the Main Lobby at the
Ballroom Registration Desk and will be open
Thursday, October 13 from 1600-1800;
Friday, October 14, from 0730-0830.
Message Board will be maintained.
Board of Directors Meetings will be held on
the Mezzanine Level, Board Room M-6.
IDENTIFICATION
Name Tag Badges will be issued at
registration and must be worn to gain
admittance to all convention sessions-
business and social.
TICKETS
Tickets for buffet, luncheons and banquet will
be issued at the time of registration and must
be presented to the meal server at the
function. Tickets are required to use the
hospitality rooms.
BOOK ROOM - SATURDAY ONLY
Ballroom C
Lobby Level
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Association of
Former
Intelligence
Officers
6723 WHITTIER AVENUE, SUITE 303A
McLEAN, VIRGINIA 22101
PHONE [phone]
HONORARY BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
The Honorable Gerald R. Ford
Chairman
John Barron
The Honorable W. Graham Claytor, Jr.
The Honorable Clarence M. Kelley
The Honorable David Packard
John Anson Smith
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Walter L. Pforzheimer, Chairman
Dr. Louis W. Tordella, Vice Chairman
MEMBERS
Captain Richard W. Bates,USN(Ret.)
John F. Blake
Ann Caracristi
Robert T. Crowley
Lieutenant General John J. Davis,
USA(Ret.)
Brigadier General Harry T. Hagaman,
USMC(Ret.)
Samuel Halpern
Lawrence R. Houston (Legal Advisor)
Major General Richard X. Larkin,
USA(Ret.)
Newton S. Miler
David Atlee Phillips
Lawrence B. Sulc
Major General Jack E. Thomas,
USAF(Ret.)
Lieutenant General Eugene F. Tighe, Jr.,
USAF(Ret.)
John Waller
W. Raymond Wannall
John S. Warner
Lloyd George Wiggins
Ernest J. Zellmer
OFFICERS
President
Rear Admiral Donald P. Harvey,
USN(Ret.)
Vice l'resident
Charles A. Briggs
Secretary
Mrs. Charlotta P. Engrav
Treasurer
Robert J. Novak
Executive Director
John K. Greaney
Administrator
Mrs. Gretchen Campbell
Periscope Editor
Edward F. Sayle
News Commentary Editor
Hans Moses
September 20, 1988
The Honorable
Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC 20505
Dear Dr. Gates:
We look forward to having you as our luncheon speaker on
Saturday, October 15th at our 14th Annual Convention at the
Tyson's Corner Sheraton Hotel.
It has been our annual custom to invite the heads of all the
organizations within the Intelligence Community to attend our
banquet. We would be honored if you and Mrs. Gates would be
our guests at the banquet on Saturday evening. There will be
cocktails at 7:30 with the dinner at 8:00 p.m. Ambassador Anne
Armstrong will be the banquet speaker.
R.s.v.p.
790-0320
Dress: Business Suit
Cordially
Dron?ald P. Harvey /
Rear Admiral, USN(Retired)
President
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Association of
Former
Intelligence
Officers
6723 WHITTIER AVENUE, SUITE 303A
McLEAN, VIRGINIA 72101
PHONE [phone]
HONORARY BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
The Honorable Gerald R. Ford
Chairman
John Barron
The Honorable W. Graham Claytor, Jr.
The Honorable Clarence M. Kelley
The Honorable David Packard
John Anson Smith
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Walter L. Pforzheimer, Chairman
Dr. Louis W. Tordella, Vice Chairman
MEMBERS
Captain Richard W. Bates,USN(Ret.)
John F. Blake
Ann Caracristi
Robert T. Crowley
Lieutenant General John J. Davis,
USA(Ret.)
Bri&adier General Harry T. Hagaman,
LSMC(Ret.)
Samuel Halpern
Lawrence R. Houston (Legal Advisor)
Major General Richard X. Larkin,
CSA(Ret.)
Newton S. Miler
David Atlee Phillips
Lawrence B. Sulc
Major General Jack E. Thomas,
CSAF(Ret.)
Lieutenant General Eugene F. Tighe, Jr.,
CSAF(Ret.)
John Waller
W. Raymond Wannall
John S. Warner
Lloyd George Wiggins
Ernest J. Zellmer
OFFICERS
President
Rear Admiral Donald P. Harvey,
CSN(Ret.)
Vice President
Charles A. Briggs
Secretary
Mrs. Charlotta P. Engrav
Treasurer
Robert J. Novak
Executive Director
John K. Greaney
Administrator
Mrs. Gretchen Campbell
Periscope Editor
Edward F. Sayle
News Commentary Editor
Hans Moses
September 7, 1988
The Honorable
Robert M. Gates
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Bob:
Judge Webster has written us that it is necessary for him to
be abroad on 15 October 1988, when he was scheduled to
address the luncheon on that date at AFIO's annual
convention. The Judge wrote that you would be available to
speak in his place; it will be wonderful to have you do so. I am
writing to formalize our invitation to you.
The annual convention will be held at the Tyson's Corner
Sheraton Hotel (as last year), and the luncheon is scheduled
for 1:00 p.m. on 15 October. I should only add that the general
theme of this year's convention will be the state of intelligence
analysis, per the enclosed (almost) final program.
Sincerely yours
Walter Pforzheimer
Chairman, Board of Directors
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