LETTER TO RICHARD D. LAWRENCE FROM WILLIAM J. CASEY

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2 7 SEP 1985
LTG Richard D. Lawrence, USA
President
Institute for National Strategic Studies
National Defense University
Department of Defense
Washington, D.C. 20319
Dear General Lawrence:
Thank you for the copies of research reports completed by your students
during the past year. I have forwarded them to the appropriate regional
analysts and am confident they will find them informative and useful.
I am pleased that the topics we provided your students stimulated
research on issues of concern to the Agency and US policymakers, and I look
forward to hearing more about your new research program. I hope that the
exchange of ideas between your institution and the CIA will continue to be
mutually beneficial.
Sincerely,
STAT
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Central Intdl" Agrxy
LTG Richard D. Lawrence, USA
President
Institute for National Strategic Studies
National Defense University
Department of Defense
Washington, D.C. 20319
Dear General Lawrence:
Thank you for the copies
during the past year. I hay,
analysts and am confident
f research reports completed by your students
forwarded them to the appropriate regional
ey will find them informative and useful.
I am pleased that ,#e topics we provided your students stimulated
research on issues of oncern to the Agency and US policymakers, and I look
forward to hearing a about your new research program. I hope that the
exchange of ideas tween your institution and the CIA will continue to be
mutually benefici
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Sincerely,
William J. Casey
Director of Central Intelligence
(24 Sept 85)
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REPLY TO
ATTENTION OF:
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20319
Institute for National Strategic Studies
Honorable William J. Casey
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
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Ml;3 SEP 1985
Dear Mr. Casey:
Enclosed are copies of the acceptable research reports completed by our
students during the 1984-85 academic year on topics suggested by you and your
staff. We hope the products of their work will be of use to you.
Thank you for your assistance to our research program and the opportunity
you have given our researchers to apply their talents to problems of interest to
decisionmakers. We will furnish topics you have provided for our academic year
1985-1986 research program to our incoming class of students and keep you
informed of their choices of topics and progress.
Respectfully,
Enclosures
ichard D. Lawrence
Lieutenant General, U.S. Army
President
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20319
December 4, 1984
REPLY TO
ATTENTION OF:
Office of the President
Honorable William J. Casey
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington D.C. 20505
Dear Mr. Casey:
84- 1829/1
I appreciate the time that you and your organization devoted to
answering our request for research topics. As our students are free to
select any topic relevant to. national security issues, competition for
their talent is fierce. This year eleven of your forty-one topics were
selected: "The Outlook for Afghanistan"; "Eastern Africa and the SW Indian
Ocean: Implications of the Islamic Revival"; "Panama: Defense of the
Canal After U.S. Withdrawal"; "NATO Burdensharing and the 3% Goal:
Developing a Coherent NATO Resource Strategy"; "The Role of the U.S. in
Persian Gulf Security"; "Brazil: National Security and Military
Modernization"; "Prospects for Indo-Soviet Relations"; "Syria After
President Assad"; "The Terrorist Threat to Economic Targets"; "Soviet
Military Policy: Subject of an Emerging Debate?"; and "Soviet Security
Policy Toward China: The Limits of Change." Fourteen students are
working on these topics, and we will be pleased to provide you with copies
of the completed research at the end of the academic year.
Research at the University is continuous and all appropriate topics
will remain available again for next year's students and the new research
cycle. I am enclosing the entire list of ongoing NDU student research so
you or your staff may review it for items of interest. I am also
enclosing our newly published Research Abstracts of recently completed
work. If you have any questions regarding the University's research,
please contact the Institute for National Strategic Studies at AUTOVON
223-7218 or commercial [phone].
Again, thank you for your interest in the NDU research program. Your
input helps me in my attempt to make research at the University more
responsive to policymakers' needs within the context of student innovation
and creativity.
Respectfully,
3 Enclosures 'Richard D. Lawrence
As Stated Lieutenant General, U.S. Army
President
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01. Improving Army-Air Force
Warfightinq Capabilities
SPONSOR
AF/XOXID
FAC SPVR STUDENTS
Mr.
Stevenson COL Dula
LTC Tobin
(ICAF) LTC Goodrich
02. The Decision Process for Chemical
Weapons Employment
03. Humanitarian Assistance as
a DOD Mission
04. U.S. Force Structure for
Combatinq Low Intensity Conflict
05. The Coast Guard as a Foreign
Policy Instrument
06. Analysis of Battle Simulation
Tapes Recorded at the National
Training Center
07. National Security and Presidential
Elections
S TAT
The Outlook for Afqhanistan
09. Eastern Africa and the SW Indian
Ocean: Implications of the
Islamic Revival
10. Cuba's Role in U.S./NATO-USSR/
Warsaw Pact Conflict
11. Panama: Defense of the Canal
After U.S. Withdrawal
12. Modernization of China and
Impact on the Rest of Asia
COL Tadmey, HC, USA HQ
71516
General Gorman
Southern Command
General Gorman
Southern Command
CAPT Versau, USCG
426-2280
Jack Hiller, ARI
Presidio of Monterey, CA
929-8316/8308
LTC Alger COL Steele
Dr. Almond LTC Helt
CAPT Thibault COL Iverson
CAPT Thibault CAPT Cunningham
CDR Saunders
COL Buckley LTC Hale
LTC Sutherland
MAJ Kozak Ms. McCloud
LTC Roggero
CDR Wittenberg
Amb Beyer Mr. Flynn
COL Gardiner COL Heflebower
COL Huser LTC Bailey
Mr. Eastman Mr. McGrath
LTC Voskuhl
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STUDENTS
L3.
A Comparison of House and
Army L&L
MAJ Kozak
Mr. Bonanno
Senate Defense Policy Processes
Mr. Bozzelli
OSD L&L
MAJ Kozak
LTC Hoherz
CDR Korba
L5.
Effective Legislative Liaison
OSD L&L
MAJ Kozak
Ms. Jenkins
LTC Jones
Mr. Miko
L6.
How can DoD Resources be Applied to
Robert McBrien,Treasury
LTC Walker
CAPT Barker
Assist Federal Law Enforcement
566-8534
COL La Grua
Agencies in Interdictinq
Ms. Zimmer
Narcotics Trafficking?
L7.
Prospects for Continued
LTC Williams, FCC, USA HQ
Mr. Straus
Stability In Northeast Asia
79459
DIA/DB-2
Mr. Gilhooly
Mr. Jameson
L9.
U.S.-Western Europe Economic
State (EUR/RPE)
Relations and Their Political
Implications
!0.
The Cypress Problem and its
MAJ Conn, EUCOM
COL Buckley
LTC Adams
Implications for NATO and the
EC J2, 6285
Defense of Southern Europe
>.1.
What Should the German Navy's
CAPT Feran
CAPT T. Brady
Role be in the Alliance? Baltic
SHAPE-SPACOS
CDR Foley
only? North Atlantic? etc.
4990
CAPT Pate
>.2.
Lebanon: Lessons for Future
State PM/Policy OSD
CDR Malone
Use of American Forces in
CDR Miller
Peacekeeping
LTC Robben
!3.
The National Guard, Politics and
OASD (Reserve Affairs)
LTC Walker
LTC Opsahl
Domestic Politics: Pressures to
(ICAF)
LTC Clark
Solve Personnel Needs in the 1990's
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TOPIC FAC SPVR
STUDENTS
24.
Conqress and the European Troop
Strenqth Question
STAT
25.
NATO Burdensharinq and the 3%
Goal: Developinq a Coherent
NATO Resource Strate
gy
26.
Spain's Contribution to the COL Grinalds COL Gardiner
NATO Integrated Military Structure SHAPE-SPACOS, 4770
CAPT Evans
27.
Future Strateqies for the LTC Rice, FCC, USA HO Mr. Straus
Mr. J. Adams
Philippines 79459
28.
Impact of GI Bill Expiration LTC Pine, Spacecmd, MPT LTC Walker
LTC Harris
in 1989 692-5624
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zy.
The Role of the U.S. in
Persian Gulf Security
LTC O'Neill
LTC G. Thomson
30.
Public Diplomacy Mr. Coffey
LTC Cook
31.
The Reserve/Active Components MAJ Dotsey, SSC, USA HQ
Forces Mix for the 1990's 48242
and Beyond
STAT
32..
Brazil: National Security and
Military modernization
33.
Does Training of Latin American General Gorman Mr. Coffey
Officers in U.S. Schools Provide- Southern Command
Future Influence?
LTC Carpenter
STAT
34. Prospects for Indo-Soviet
Relations
35. Information Transfer in Soviet
Science and Engineering
Mr. Stevenson Mr. Wollemborq
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FAC SPVR STUDENTS
6. Trends in Strateqic Thinking Robert Baron, Chief
Dr. Szabo
in Major West European West European Br, USIA
Countries--Elites. 485-7143
7. Military Strategy for Low MAJ Herrly, SSP, USA HO
COL Cooper LTC Colan
Intensity Conflict 72965
COL W. Johnson
COL E. Russell
TAT
8. Syria After President Assad
9. Toward a Realistic Policy for COL Alcala, FDQ, HQ USA
LTC
Bryant
Countering Terrorism 79570
CDR
Naro
LTC
Parrish
TAT
0. The Terrorist Threat to Economic
Dr. Almond LTC
Andrews
Targets
Mr.
R. Nicholson
LTC
Rollinqs
1. Ethnic Elements in the Soviet
COL Berls LTC
Kress
Military Forces
LTC
Moore
CDR
Zysk
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42. Soviet Military Policy:
Subject of an Emerginq Debate?
43. Soviet Security Policy Toward
China: The Limits of Change
44. Impact of Economics on
Political Stability and U.S.
Influence in Mozambique and/or
Zimbabwe
45. Comparing Alternative Naval
Strategies for Norwegian Sea
46. Combined Intelligence Opera-
tions--Improvements Needed
and Implications for the Future
COL Beris
Mr. Stevenson
LTC Isom
CAPT Thibault
LTC V. Nicholson
LTC Robertson
Mr. Zinoman
COL Biddinger
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TOPIC
SPONSOR
FAC SPVR STUDENTS
Formulation of U.S. policy on the
Western Sahara Issue; Effects on U.S.
Relations with Morocco and Algeria
48. Strategic and Ethical Implications
of the Proliferation of Low-Cost,
Hiqh Technology Weapons
49. Cuban Influence in the Caribbean;
Strateqies for Containment
51. Does the Persian Gulf Area
Continue to be Vital to U.S.
Interests?
52. Potential Effects of Change
to a Two-year Congressional
Budget Cycle on the Defense
Proqram
53. Productivity of U.S. Workers
Under Japanese. Management; any
Defense Industry Implications
54. On What National Intelligence
Committee should the Marine
Corps have a Representative?
55. Impact of Soviet Disinformation
Activities on National Decision-
mak ing
Mr. Bart House
DOE
Dept of Navy
OPA
Dr. Deibel LTC Bircher
CAPT Thibault CDR J. Brady
COL Huser Mr. Brandon
LTC O'Neill Mr. Briggs
Dr. Deibel Mr. Burns
LTC Skidmore
Mr. Eastman CAPT Camden
(MAJ Kozak) CAPT Grabowsky
Dr. Moulton CDR Campbell
COL Cooper COL Connell
COL Kuiper Mr. Dandar
CAPT Vosilus
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61.
62.
63.
64.
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STUDENTS
U.S. Policy on Research, Develop-
Dr. Moulton
Mr. Darnell
ment, Export and Acquisition of
Supercomputers
Special Operations Forces:
COL Myerchin/LTC Seymour
LTC Alger
LTC Davis
Employment, Command and
DAMO-ODSO, HQS, DA
Control in Peace and War
697-1700/4140
Security Assistance to
COL Wilhelm
LTC Derrah
Communist China
Lonq-Ranqe National Security
COL Anderson
Dr. Pierson
LTC Donahue
Implications of Recent Changes
Defense Como Agency
in the Telecommunications
692-2887
Industry
Trade with the PRC (Co Com
USDOC/ITA
Related High Tech Transfer
Office of Export Admin
Issues)
John Boydock, Director
377-4188
Classified Project of USCENTCOM
CAPT Huhn
CDR Eckley
on Naval Operations in the
Persian Gulf
Large Caliber Sniper Threat on
COL Cooper
Mr. Edwards
U.S. National Command Authority
Figures
Potential Military Utility of
JPSS/JCS
COL Siner
LTC Farkas
a Manned Space Station
COL Koenigsberg
Analyses of the Insurgency in
Mr. Gilhooly
LTC Finneran
Northern Ireland
65. Interagency Decisionmakinq
Relatinq to the Strateqic
Defense Initiative
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66. Intelligence Oversight in
Congress
SPONSOR
FAC SPVR
Mr. Gilhooly
67. Operation Urgent fury:
a Battalion Commander's
Perspective
68. National Defense organization
69. Manning the OJCS--Are we
Sending our Best?
70. Employing Special Operations
Forces in Support of National
Policy
71. Impact of Technology on
Military Strategy--A Comparison
of Congressional and DoD
Perspectives
72. National Security Implications of
the Soviet Manned Space Program
73. Arms Control: Strategic Folly
or Effective Disarmament?
14. International Issues Affecting
U.S. National Security
75. Strategic Implications of the Mari-
time Pre-positioninq Ships (MPS)
Option
76. Turkish Economic Development
and Military Strenqth
COL Alan Gropman
Ms. ArmaJane Karaer
Desk Officer, Turkey
State Dept, 632-1562
COL Andre
LTC Jacobs
LTC Jacobs
LTC Alger
Dr. Moulton
Dr. Moulton
COL Stafford
Amb Beyer
COL Cooper
COL Buckley
STUDENTS
Mt? Grantham
LTC Hamilton
LTC Hivains
LTC Savarda
COL Southerland
LTC Karp
Dt. Krell
LTC Lyles
LTC Westover
Mr. Maqnan
LTC Maiocco
Mr. Schanzer
LTC McAlear
LTC Brooke
LTC McCorkle
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77. Containerization--1990's
78. Spain and NATO Inteqration:
Implications for U.S. Policy
SPONSOR
FAC SPVR STUDENTS
Dr. Pierson LTC Nix
COL Gardiner Mr. Planty
79. The Director of Central
Intelligence Committee
Structure--Purpose and Impact
on Policy Decisions
80. Soviet Attack Carriers--
Potential Impact on U.S.
Planninq and Force Deployment
Mr. Gilhooly Ms. Richards
CAPT Thibault LTC Richwine
81. Soviet Policy Choices in COL Berls Mr. Riveles
Europe in 1985
82. The U.S. Air Launched Dr. Kent Stansberry Dr. Moulton COL Schnelzer
Antisatellite (ASAT) Weapon: Dep Director, OASD/ISP
Is it a Valid Bargaining Chip?
83. Territorial Security of Alaska Mr. Straus LTC Simpson
(excluding the Aleutian Islands)
84. The DoD Coordination Process on COL Andre LTC Shore
Issues Dealing with the NATO
Allies
85. Influence of Combat Enqineer LTC Jacobs COL Starbird
Support on the Mission
Capabilities of the (New) Air
Deployed Light Division
86. U.S. Policy to Counter Terrorism COL M. Smith Mr. Taylor
Threats to U.S. Embassies
87. The Future Role of the U.S. Army Mr. Frank DiMatteo COL Wilhelm LTC Thomas
Corps of Engineers in the Chief, Int'l Affairs, OCE
Modernization of China 272-0006
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FAC SPVR
STUDENTS
88.
Are the Roles of Military
COL M. Smith
LTC T. Thompson
Planners and Their Civilian
Leaders Becoming Indistinquishable?
89.
The Two Way Street Between US/GE
Dr. Szabo
Mr. Von Zastrow
90.
The Latin American Debt Crisis
Dr. Pierson
Mr. Whitney
91.
The US/UNESCO and the World
Office of Commo &
Mr. Coffey
Mr. D. Williams
Information Order
UNESCO Affairs,
Department of State
Ms. Jean Soso, Dep Dir
92.
INF and European Public Opinion
Dr. Szabo
Mr. J. Williams
93.
Vice President Task Force on
COL Siner
LTC Webster
Drug Interdiction
94.
Soviet Air Defense--Year 2000
COL Kuiper
LTC Fleminq
95.
Argentina: Domestic Threats to
COL Huser
Mr. Pillsbury
Political Stability and Implications
for National Security in the Southern
Zone
196.
National Security Strateqy:
Amb Beyer
COL Wolfe
Current Issues
97.
Allocation of Communications
Dr. Almond
Mr. Leidenheimer
Satellite Systems Durinq
(COL Huser)
Crisis and Conflict
98.
International Terrorism: A U.S.
LTC Jacobs
Mr. Olson
Policy Proposal for Coping with
this Phenomenea
99. Air Force Acessions: A Personnel COL Kuiper LTC McBroom
.Dilemma
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STUDENTS
100.
Recovery of Nuclear Weapons COL Robert Linhard
NSC Staff
Dr. Davis
LTC Cox
101.
The Cuban Missile Crisis: Is
it Over?
COL Gardiner
LTC Lesley
102.
NATO and Out-of-Area Operations:
COL M. Smith
LTC MacLaren
Realism Without Blinders
103.
The Japanese Self-Defense Force:
An Orqanizational Dilemma
Mr. Straus
CDR Tande
104.
Manning the 600 Ship Navy
CAPT Huhn
CDR Cramer
105.
The U.S. Foreign Service: A
Crisis of Relevance
Dr. Szabo
Mr. Strickler
106.
Develop an Assessment of Future
Correlation Between Mideast Oil
and U.S. Maritime Strategy
CAPT Huhn
CDR Korbet
107.
Delineation of Media Policy as
it Relates to Strategic Defense
Initiatives
Mr. Coffey
LTC Fabian
108.
The Impact of the Professional
Staffs of the Armed Services
Committees on Army Authorizations
COL Wilhelm
COL Ward
109.
Conqressional Perspectives on
Trends and Issues Affecting Nat'l
MAJ Kozak
COL Tucker
Security 1985-1989
110.
Congressional Oversight of Air
Force Procurement by Non-Defense
Committees
COL M. Smith
(MAJ Kozak)
LTC Hawley
LTC Lillard
LTC Mcllvoy
LTC Todd
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111. The Defense Committees in Congress
FAC SPVR STUDENTS
COL M. Smith LTC Hall
LTC Wallace
COL Williford
112. Robotics Competition--U.S. Vs. DARPA Dr. Moulton LTC Holeman
Japan
113. The C-17 and Congress
114. Special Operations
115. Assessment of Man: A Requirement
for Special Operations
116. TBD
401F. Smaller, Heavy Divisions
MAJ Ko?ak LTC Beqert
COL Gardiner CDR Sandoz
LTC Jacobs LTC Whittle
COL McDevitt LTC Berqeron
(COL May) LTC Chapman
LTC Goff
402E. Long-Range Planning MG Smith CAPT Johnson
LTC Stewart
Mr. Whitehouse
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INDEPENDENT RESEARCH (IR) PROJECTS
NO. TITLE OF RESEARCH PROJECT
IR 1 U.S. Defense Spending and War
Fighting Capabilities of the
U.S. Marine Corps
IR 2 U.S. Navy Air-to-Air Missile
Procurement: A Sustainable
Base for AAW Capability of
Embarked Forces
IR 3 Future Air Force Basing -
2000 AD
IR 4 Joint Service Acquisition
Programs: Roadmap to
Success
STUDENTS
S. L. Pamerleau
J. Bannwart
B. Ricks
J. Richards
C. N. Newill
B. P. Prokuski
R. D. Bleau
RESEARCH
FACULTY ADVISOR
CAPT Runzo
OOL Scott
COL Mulkey
IR 5 The DOD Laboratories: A
Resource Used and Abused
IR 6 Stockholm Syndrome: A Vital
Component of Hostage
Negotiations
IR 7 The U.S. Decisionmaking Process
Regarding Water Resources:
An Economic Assessment
IR 8 Application of Artificial
Intelligence for Command
and Control of Ground Combat
Vehicles.
IR 9 Current Military Sales and
Security Assistance Programs:
Their impact on Construction
in the Middle East During A
Mobilization
IR 10 Mobilization of Chemical and
Biological Decontamination
Assets
Enclosure (1)
H. C. Hawkins
J. L. Fowler
J. E. Longhouser
B. Myerchin
Dr. Johns
Dr. Starron
LTC Pachler
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IR 11 Production Base of Surge
Capabilities to Meet Ammunitions
Requirements
STUDENTS
S. French
B. M. Garnett
W. R. Holmes
R. P. Szydlo
RESEARCH
FACULTY ADVISOR
ODL Sabin
IR 12 Policy and Organization Issues of
a Unified Command for Space
IR 13 Pre-Hostility Use of Naval
Reserve Forces in the
Caribbean
IR 14 U.S. Specialized Weapons Designs
for Foreign Military Sales (FMS)
IR 15 Emergency Mobilization of the
Motor Carrier Industry
IR 16 U.S. Strategic Force Moderni-
zation and Arms Control Programs:
Mutually Supportive or Exclusive
IR 17 Mobilization of the Integrated
Undersea Surveillance System
(IUSS)
IR 18 Merchant Marine Resources in
Support of Peacetime and Crisis
Defense Requirements
IR 19 Airline Deregulation and the
Support of the Civil Reserve Air
Fleet
IR 20 Game Theory Computer Models and
Developing Tactical Air Forces
Procurement Strategies
IR 21 The Use of Outer Space on Naval
Maritime Strategy
IR 22 Technical Risk Assessment in
Systems Acquisition
IR 23 The Army's Foreign Area Officers:
Mission, Training, and Personnel
Policies
T. Scanlan
J. R. Morrell
C. C. Karlsson
C. A. Griggs
M. C. White
COL Endicott
(INSS)
C. A. Hollingshead E. White
(Academic Affairs
Directorate)
H. Gordon
G. M. Parrish
T. B. Ellsworth
P. V. Botelho
R. E. Smith
W. E. Belden
R. Muldrow
P. E. O'Neill
COL Lewis
CAPT Eyler
CAPT Musgrove
COL White
COL Scott
Dr. Smernoff
(SCDC)
LTC McSfilliams
CAPT Loser
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NO.
TITLE OF RESEARCH PROJD"r
STUDENTS
FACULTY ADVISOR
IR 24
The MX Missile: To Be or Not To
R. L. Morey
Dr. Waterman
IR 25
Factors Affecting Systems
W. M. Shiveley
Dr. Singer
Development Strategies
IR 26
Cost Growth During the First
W. F. Hecker
Dr. Stekler
Years of Weapons Production
IR 27
Aircraft Repair Capabilities:
M. Z. Labovitz
COL Gest
Needs in Times of Emergency
IR 28
The NATO Board of Auditors:
G. Egan
COL Gaston
Impact on the NATO Infrastructure
Program
IR 29
Mobilization of U.S. Navy Crypto-
J. E. Gourley
Mr. Eastman
logical Resources
(NW,'-')
IR 30
Legal Constraints on Budget
J. Coleman
Execution: A Guide For Defense
Managers
IR 31
Strategic Implications of the
R. A. Word
Mr. Strauss
Loss of U.S. Bases in the
S. H. Baker
(NW111-)
Philippines
IR 32
Conflict of Interest and Military
D. R. Hunt
Dr. Hergenroeder
Retirees
IR 33
Human Resource Substitution
J. E. Van Duyn
Choices: Fact or Fiction
IR 34
Drug Abuse Control in the DOD
J. H. Brittingham
Dr. Johns
Tii-U
Fut~sa Stratogiogfor tiae
#ANCELLE-
,.L 212 ---
IR 36
Supercomputer Efforts in
W. B. Dixon
COL Boozer
Technologically Advanced
(NCDC)
Nations: A Comparison
IR 37
AT&T Divestiture: Implications
K. R. Dirnberger
Dr. Singer
for DOD
F. S. Rawlerson
IR 38
A Supply-Side Approach for
L. H. Harmon
Nuclear Waste kepcsitories
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NO. TITLE OF RESEARCH PROJECT STUDENTS FACULTY ADVISOR
IR 39 Filling the Logistics Pipeline: R. J. Templin
0 & M Dollar Responsiveness to
Field Requirements
Dr. Waterman
IR 40 Electronics Technology Transfer J. R. Bremer Dr. Amstutz
Between the United States and the S. R. P. Valerga
Carribean Basin D. G. Mein
R. S. Fernandez
IR 41 Industrial Capability in a
Mobilization Environment:
W-48 Torpedo Case Study
T. W. Triebel CAPT Runzo
IR 42 Government & Industry System J. L. Chapin ODL King
Development Models
IR 43 Adequacy of Merchant Marines to L. F. Harlow CAPT Loser
Carry Foreign Commerce J. C. Overton
IR 44 Understanding a New Capability W. E. Daniell CAPT Musgrove
in Rapid Response: Maritime
Pre-positioning for Marine
Brigades
IR 45 Commercial Satellite Application C. F. Stirling LTC Grunstad
During National Crisis
IR 46 Rosie, Will You Be There When E. T. Mattke Dr. Kyriakopoulos
We Need You Again?
IR 47 Case Study Concerning Group J. C. Ramsey CAPT Loser
Dynamics, Bureaucratic/
Organizational Responses
IR 48 Natural Resources Flow from G. J. Coakley Dr. Ellison
Australia: An Open Sea Lane (MCDC)
Strategy
IR 49 Total Force Policy - Use of the P. B. Hoar Mr. Muckerman
National Guard and the Reserves (MCDC)
for Industrial & Legislative
Advocacy of National Defense
Policy
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MOBILIZATION STUDIES PROGRAM (MSP)
2 Comparative Mobilization
Policies and Procedures of
Other Nations
Use of Pre-Mobilization Actions
in Crisis Management
10 Mobilization Actions as
Political Signals
Impact of Commercial
Manufacturer Warranties on
Mobilization
16 Fraud in the Acquisitions
Process
20 Survivable Information Systems
USSR
21 U.S. Space Defense Doctrine
23 Fraternization Problems in the
Air Force: Training
Tommorrow's Officers
24 The Efficacy of Pre-Positioning
Programs
25 Review of the 20-Year Military
Retirement System
P tCUS Vulnerability
Iraq and Syria - Pro-Soviet
or Anti-Israeli?
XUDENT
FACULTY ADVISOR
L. Chaker Dr. Sanders
J. A. Thomas
M. R. Barron LTC Christensen
J. T. Garner
R. S. Couch Mr. Rogers
R. W. Phoebus
W. T. Sloan
R. T. ODte
D. F. Basile
L. D. Griffin
L. D. Holcomb
H. H. Carothers Dr. Hergenroeder
R. H. Smith
T. L. Erickson
G. K. Iverson LTC Pachler
K. A. Maxie
W. E. Belden Dr. Sanders
W. R. Puffer
H. A. Bondaruk COL Gaston
G. A. Focht
H. R. Bourland COL King
C. E. Franklin
C. F. Bogar Dr. Johns
J. D. Heard
R. R. Jorgensen
J. E. Middleton
J. Bodes
R. J. Barnaby AMB Healy
J. Cranton
R. B. Tinsman
D. P. Vasey
T. P. O'Brien COL Johnson
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28 Prepositioning of War Reserve
Materiel in Southwest Asia
29 Contracting Out Military
Operations and Maintenance
Functions: What Impact on
National Security?
31 Surge In The Defense
Electronics Industry
32 What Is The Future of the F-4
in the USAF?
33 Study of Development of
Exercise Levels and Injuries
35 Soviet Doctrine - Rise of the
Offensive
36 Industrial Organization for
National Mobilization: Fact
or Myth?
38 ICAF Curriculum Improvement,
Phase IV, Module "A", Systems
Acquisition for Top-Level
Executives (SAFE)
39 A Study of the Correlation
Between Initial and Follow-up
Exercise Stress Tests
41 Industrial Mobilization/Surge
Plans, Policies and Procedures
STUDENT FACULTY ADVISOR
G. J. O'Donnell Dr. Amstutz
W. K. Deen Dr. Hergenroeder
P. Heaney
D. K. Hummel
G. E. Leftwick
J. G. Nicholas
E. J. Stolark
G. W. Wentz
J. M. Borky COL Mulkey
W. Gore
W. H. Moos
R. L. Staloch
P. J. Turootte
J. R. Power
B. L. Ziegler
A. B. Gill COL Acree
M. C. Short
W. J. Flaherty CDL Grunstad
W. W. Byrd
A. J. Canonaco AMB Healy
S. T. Telford
J. L. Adams COL Mulkey
P. H. Carr
T. M. Devanney
M. J. Michlik
J. Z. Stepien
E. M. Lee .CAPT Crouch
J. L. Harford
J. T. Ogle
W. J. Sanchez
J. N. Waxvik
R. D. Wolff
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42 Transportation Allocation
Procedures
44 Foreign Military Sales (FMS),
Security Assistance (SA) and
Mutual Security (MS) Programs
45 Increasing Army Reserve and
National Guard Readiness Prior
to Partial or Full Mobilization
Through the Legislative Process
and Supplemental Training
49 Two-Year Budgeting
STUDENT FACULTY ADVISOR
K. L. Kraus OOL Ballantyne
M. D. McManus
W. B. Greer Dr. Schandler
J. L. McLaughlin OOL Gest
J. P. McDevitt
W. J. Davis
L. P. Massaro
P. 0. Soderberg
53 The Future Control of Strategic J. L. White
Technology Transfer D. Teller
R. M. Callahan
55 Impact of "GI Bill" Education
Benefits Expiration
58 Mobilization Conference
61 International Competitiveness
of the Defense Industrial Base
62 Logistics (Service Logistics
Concepts, Organization and
Planning)
63 Supplying the Rail Industry
K. G. Boegler
J. V. Ferry
W. G. Fischer
CAPT Crouch
Dr. Sanders
Dr. Timbers
M. W. Boudreau Mr. McAleer
H. H. Fitzpatrick
G. A. Frenn
R. J. Gadwill
L. W. Newton
J. D. Gregory
W. W. Stirling
P. P. Belch Dr. Stekler
R. A. Lancaster Dr. Kyriakopoulos
E. V. McCauley
J. L. Young
J. A. Delorie COL White
P. A. Hinneburg
K. J. Holland
T. C. Nettles
J. P. Grippe CAPT Eyler
T. P. Swanger
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64 The Rail Industry is Placing
New Emphasis on Unit Trains and
Intermodal Service. Is this
the Trend? Are Services.
Planning to Use It?
66 Defense Electronics and the
Caribbean Basin Initiative
69 The United States Shipyard
Mobilization Base: Manpower
Requirements
Organization of U.S. Navy
Logistics Resources
72 Defense Spending and War
Fighting Capabilities-- U.S.
Air Force, 1974 to Present
73 The Coast Guard Role as a
Mobilization Director in
Implementing Maritime Defense
Zones
74 A Management Analysis of
National Security Aspects of
International Drug Trafficking
76 U.S. Dependence on Imports of
Defense Electronic Components
and Caribbean Security
77 Student Progress and Evaluation
System for the Industrial
College of the Armed Forces
79 KC-135RE Program Stability
MUDEN_ FACULTY ADVISOR
J. F. Acquavella CAPT Eyler
R. J. Schneider
J. E. Long Dr. Timbers
R. F. McHargue
R. P. Dillman
S. J. Major
E. A. Arllen
W. G. Fackenthall
B. D. Lynch
CAPT Nace
CAPT Nace
J. L. Nystrom
A. R. Thomas
J. M. Loy
J. B. Manley
P. A. McNulty
H. B. Gehring
T. J. Donovan
J. J. Stewart
L. W. Jones
J. A. Dubia
W. J. Lof ink
D. F. Rich
G. M. Shelton
82 JCS Procurement Management L. O. Cox
Education for Senior R. W. Lentner
Executives C. C. Schaaf
M. E. Smalling
CAPT Cavallero
Dr. Timbers
LTC Chapla
Mr. McAleer
COL Acree
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RESEARCH SEMINARS (RS)
RESEAL
RS NO. TITLES SIUDEWS FACULTY ADVISOR
The Heavy Division: J. M. Castleberry OIL McDevitt
Should It be Smaller? C. W. Cheatham (SCDC)
H. L. Lawson
D. A. Measels
4 Technology Transfer K. W. Crisman COL Boozer
R. N. Davie (MCDC)
M. R. Lamb
N. T cmpson
5 Medical Mobilization J. R. Beaty Mr. Moscato
R. E. Brady (ICAF)
G. B. Clark
D. A. Coronado
G. S. Harris
J. B. Noll
W. M. Sandidge
T. G. Scofield
L. L. Sholdt
6 Long-Range Planning J. P. Allen AGEN Smith
(NWC)
Enclosure (3)
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NATIGNAL WAR COLLBGE
STRh7MIC STUDIES PROGRAM (SSP)
SSP NO. TITLES
FMARCH
SIUDEIM FACULTY ADVISOR
100-02 Improving Army-Air Force W. R. Goodrich Mr. Stevenson
Warfighting Capabilities (NWQ
240-01 National Guard, Politics 1 E. S. Clark LTC Walker
Domestic Politics: Pressures (NWC)
to Solve Personnel Needs in
the 1990's
Enclosure (4)
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Central Intelligence Agency
Office of the Deputy Director for Intelligence
DDI 02701-84/1
MAY
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NOTE FOR: DCI
Herewith a response to Dick Lawrence's
request for potential research topics. Helene's
staff and the offices will review the list of
topics in the "exploratory" category in our own
research program for suitable .. u estions.
STAT
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Central Intelligence Agency 0}t.
Lieutenant General Richard D. Lawrence, USA
President, National Defense University
Washington, D.C. 20319
Dear General Lawrence:
We very much appreciate the opportunity you extended in your
letter of 25 April to suggest topics suitable for research at the
National Defense University. We always have far more ideas for
fruitful research than our own employees can complete, and we will
be delighted to take advantage of your new focus on policy
support. Miss Helene Boatner, whom you know, is organizing the
responses at this end and she will be in touch with Mr. Despres
and Colonel Endicott. hey need to reach her, her
telephone number is
Sincerely,
7Sf ~T..' "n n1 J. C'A Y
William J. Casey
Director of Central Intelligence
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necessary action on this request. Also please
prepare acknowledgement for the DCI's signature
along with a note from the DDI explaining the
package. Please note the deadline of 8 May.
Thanks,
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DEPARTMENT or DEFENSE
NATIONAL DEFENSE UNIVERSITY
WASHINGTON. D.C. 20319
REPLY TO
ATTENTION OF:
Office of the President
Honorable William J. Casey
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washingon, DC 20505
Executive Registry
84
APR 2 5 1984
Dear Mr. Casey:
Since my arrival at the National Defense University (NDU) in October,
I have been very impressed with the quality of its faculty, staff, and
students. Many of them are nationally recognized authorities in their
areas of expertise.
We have begun to reorient the University's research efforts toward
utilizing this expertise in support of the policy-making community. We
have most recently created a new Institute for National Strategic Studies
(INSS) to foster such policy-oriented work at NDU. While students at the
National War College and Industrial College of the Armed Forces must
fulfill a research requirement, their selection of topics is a matter of
personal choice. Nevertheless, I believe that as many of these student
projects as possible should examine currently important national security
issues and directly assist officials who formulate and execute foreign
and defense policies.
Towards that end, the University would like to learn what longer-term
research topics most interest you and your staff. I invite you to
contact the Institute for National Strategic Studies at [phone],
which is directed by Mr. John Despres and his deputy, Colonel John
Endicott. For each topic, please provide a point of contact in your
agency and an indication of the time frame during which research on this
topic would be of use to you.
They will canvass incoming students this summer to determine how well
we can match your topics with student expertise and interests. In
addition to orienting and monitoring student research, they will also
take your interests into consideration in managing the research and study
efforts of the full-time fellows of the Institute, Wluding both the
Strategic and Mobilization Concepts Development Centers, and the Research
and Publications Directorate.
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The University is committed to producing studies that illuminate
important National Security issues for senior policy-makers. We look
forward to your cooperation and involvement in this process, and we
welcome possible face-to-face exchanges between members of INSS and your
staff concerning topics of mutual interest.
Respectfully,
r
;ichar
Lieutenant General, U.S. Army
President
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REPLY TO
ATTL .T:J'i OF:
Office of the President
Honorable William J. Casey
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washingon, DC 20505
OEPART MENT Or DEFENSE Execirti'va RLgi.sfry
+1MATIONAL r EFZN5Z UNIVERSITY
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Dear Mr. Casey:
Since my arrival at the National Defense University (NDU) in October,
I have been very impressed with the quality of its faculty, staff, and
students. Many of them are nationally recognized authorities in their
areas of expertise.
We have begun to reorient the University's research efforts toward
utilizing this expertise in support of the policy-making community. We
have most recently created a new Institute for National Strategic Studies
(INSS) to foster such policy-oriented work at NDU. While students at the
National War College and Industrial College of the Armed Forces must
fulfill a research requirement, their selection of topics is a matter of
personal choice. Nevertheless, I believe that as many of these student
projects as possible should examine currently important national security
issues and directly assist officials who formulate and execute foreign
and defense policies.
Towards that end, the University would l;ke to learn what longer-term
research topics most interest you and your staff. I invite you to
contact the Institute for National Strategic Studies at [phone],
which is directed by Mr. John Despres and his deputy, Colonel John
Endicott. For each topic, please provide a point of contact in your
agency and an indication of the time frame during which research on this
topic would be of use to you.
They will canvass incoming students this summer to determine how well
we can match your topics with student expertise and interests. In
addition to orienting and monitoring student research, they will also
take your interests into consideration in managing the research and study
efforts of the full-time fellows of the Institute, including both the
Strategic and Mobilization Concepts Development Centers, and the Research
and Publications Directorate.
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The University is cc mittLd to producing studies that illuminate
important National Security issues for senior policy-makers. We look
forward to your cooperation and involvement in this process, and we
welcome possible face-to-face exchanges between members of INSS and your
staff concerning topics of mutual interest.
Respectfully,
'char . awrence
lieutenant General, U.S. Army
President
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