DCID 1/20

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96M01138R001200040049-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 14
• Document Creation Date: December 27, 2016
• Document Release Date: October 8, 2010
• Sequence Number: 49
• Publication Date: July 12, 1982
• Content Type: MF

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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND
4600 SILVER HILL ROAD
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20389
IN REPLY REFER TO
Memo ser u64/82
12 July 1982
MEMORANDUM FOR Chairman, Security Committee, Compartmentation
Subcommittee
Subj: DCID 1/20
Ref: (a) SECOM-D-225 of 28 Jun 82
Encl: (1) CNO message 202047Z OCT 78 (ALNAVSSO 15-78)
1. On behalf of NSA's request, reference (a) tasked the Chairman,
Compartmentation Subcommittee (CS) to review Intelligence
Community experience concerning foreign travel and assignment of
personnel with SCI access. The Chairman, CS tasked members (at
the 1 July meeting) to provide written information by 15 July 1982.
2. Enclosure (1) implements DCID 1/20 policy regarding travel and
assignment of personnel within the Department of the Navy. Even
though enclosure (1) delegated approval authority to the Fleet
Commanders for certain situations, they continue to submit all
requests involving travel to restricted countries to Commander,
Naval Intelligence Command for consideration. Commander, Naval
Security Group Command was also delegated approval authority for
cryptologic personnel. All cryptologic personnel are
automatically restricted from travel to DCID 1/20 countries unless
specifically authorized by Commander, Naval Security Group at the
Headquarters level.
3. During the past year, Commander, Naval Intelligence Command
granted twenty-four waivers for travel to the countries indicated
below. Appropriate defensive security briefings were also
provided prior to travel. Commander, Naval Security Group
indicated that it also authorized a similar number of waivers for
travel for similar areas/countries. The aforementioned waivers
were predominantly for unofficial travel.
East Berlin
(5)
China
(9)
USSR
(4)
Yugoslavia
(3)
Korean DMZ
(2)
Hungary
(1)
Total
24
R. A.' LON
Navy Member
Compartmentation Subcommittee
Copy to: (w/o encl.)
Navy Member, SECOM (009DX)
NIC-412
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CINCUSNAVEUR HOLD AND PASS TO CSLREP NORWOOD; FNWC MONTEREY HOLD AND
PASS TO NAVPGSCOL AND COMLATWINGPAC; CMC HOLD AND PASS TO SSO
MCDEC; FWC GUAM HOLD AND PASS TO COMSUBRON 15; ORIGINATOR PASSES TO
SSO, CHNAVPERS, COMSUBRON 14, CNSL PANAMA CITY, CHTECHTRA, CHNAVRES
AND NARDAC; AFSSO SVALE NOT ADDEE - PASS TO NAVMATSECREP WCOAST AND
OPTEVFORDET SVALE; CHNAVMAT HOLD AND PASS TO NADC WARMINSTER,
REL'SON {PME-107}, NSWC WHITE OAK, NUSC NLN, NAVELEXSYSCOM {PME-1O6}111
NRPEO, NAVELEXSYSSECENGCEN; NFOIO KEEP AND PASS TO NFOIO DET
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R. L. WELCH, OP-009DB
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA TO:
GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC {EAST GERMANY}
HUNGARY
LAOS
NORTH KOREA {AND ADJACENT DEMILITARIZED ZONES}
OUTER MONGOLIA {MONGOLIAN PEOPLES REPUBLIC}
LEBANON
POLAND
ROMANIA
VIETNAM
(SOVIET SECTOR OF BERLIN
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4
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2
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0
SYRIA
USSR
YUGOSLAVIA
CHINMEN {aUEMOY}, MATSU AND OTHER ISLANDS OFFSHORE FROM MAINLAND
IN HELD BY THE -PUS-IC OF CHINA
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TO THE APPROPRIATE NAVY SPECIAL CONTROL PROGRAM M"kNUALS'
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