YOUR PROPOSED REMARKS AT THE FEDERAL WOMEN'S PROGRAM ADVISORY COUNCIL SYMPOSIUM, 23 AUGUST 1988 - 9:00 A.M. HEADQUARTERS AUDITORIUM

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CIDENTIAL
12 August 1988
RE: Your proposed remarks
at the Federal Women's
Program Advisory Council
Symposium
23 August 1988 9:00 a.m.
Headquarters Auditorium
You are scheduled to give opening remarks at the second annual symposium
of the Federal Women's Program Advisory Council and to introduce the keynote
speaker, Ms. Maureen Bunyan, a local television journalist. You will be
introduced by Robert Fitzgerald, Director of Equal Employment Opportunity.
The symposium will address a broad range of issues related to the theme,
"New Rules and New Roles." Speakers include Agency and non-Agency
individuals. As with last year's event, the symposium will have a capacity
crowd of 500 attendees from throughout the Agency-.- To accommodate the excess
demand (about 500 individuals were turned away), symposium proceedings will be
piped into"the cafeterias and the Agency's little theater. The entire
symposium also will be videotaped.
The remarks we have prepared discuss your desire to increase the number of
women managers in the Agency. You also discuss the work of the Federal.
Women's Program, including its leading role in establishing an Agency day care
facility -- an important goal in promoting the welfare of Agency employees.
You then introduce Ms. Bunyan, giving a summary of her career and achievements.
Your proposed remarks, a biography of Ms. Bunyan, and the symposium agenda
are attached.
Attachments:
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PROPOSED REMARKS
BY
WILLIAM H. WEBSTER
DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
AT THE
FEDERAL WOMEN'S PROGRAM ADVISORY COUNCIL
SECOND ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM
AUGUST 23, 1988
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GOOD MORNING. I AM DELIGHTED THAT YOU ASKED ME TO PARTICIPATE
IN THIS SYMPOSIUM, AND I AM PLEASED TO SEE SUCH ENTHUSIASTIC
ATTENDANCE.
IT IS IMPORTANT TO ME THAT THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES TO ALL EMPLOYEES FOR GROWTH, ACHIEVEMENT, AND
ADVANCEMENT, AND I WILL DO WHAT I CAN TO INCREASE THE OPPORTUNITIES
FOR WOMEN AT THE CIA.
WHEN I WAS DIRECTOR OF THE FBI, MY CHIEF TASK IN PROMOTING
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN WAS TO RECRUIT.MORE WOMEN AGENTS. IN 1978,
WHEN I-TOOK OFFICE AS DIRECTOR, THE BUREAU HAD 94 WOMEN AGENTS.
WHEN I LEFT OFFICE IN 1987, THERE WERE ALMOST 800 WOMEN AGENTS.
THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE-AGENCY IS ALREADY-ATTRACTING AND'HIRING
WOMEN WITH HIGH-QUALITY CREDENTIALS. OUR CHALLENGE IS TO PROVIDE
OPPORTUNITY AND ENCOURAGEMENT FOR THE WOMEN WHO WORK HERE NOW, SO
THAT THEY CAN ADVANCE IN THE AGENCY. ONE OF MY PRIORITIES IS TO
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INCREASE THE NUMBER OF WOMEN IN THE MIDDLE AND UPPER LEVELS OF
MANAGEMENT IN THE CIA, AND I WILL CONTINUE WORKING TO SEE THIS
HAPPEN.
WE HAVE MUCH TO GAIN -- IN GOVERNMENT AND IN INDUSTRY -- FROM A
GREATER PRESENCE OF WOMEN IN THE RANKS OF MANAGEMENT. I RECENTLY
SPOKE TO THE 1988 CLASS OF THE KELLOGG GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT
AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY. IT WAS A SPECIAL OCCASION FOR ME, SINCE
A FAMILY FRIEND WAS IN THAT GRADUATING CLASS. YOU WILL NOT BE
SURPRISED WHEN I TELL YOU THAT, OF THE 70 MEMBERS IN THE CLASS -.- A
CLASS THAT INCLUDED CORPORATE PRESIDENTS AND VICE PRESIDENTS -SHE
WAS THE TOP STUDENT.
WOMEN AT THE CIA HAVE BEEN ENCOURAGED IN THEIR CAREER
DEVELOPMENT BY THE FEDERAL WOMEN'S PROGRAM-- A VALUABLE SOURCE FOR
INFORMATION AND TRAINING. I ESPECIALLY. APPRECIATE. THE PROGRAM'S
ROLE IN BRINGING PERTINENT ISSUES. TO THE ATTENTI(N OF SENIOR AGENCY
MANAGEMENT -- ISSUES SUCH AS COMPARABLE PAY, PART-TIME JOBS AND
JOB-SHARING, AND FIELD ASSSIGNMENTS OF AGENCY CO LES.
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THE FEDERAL WOMEN'S PROGRAM ALSO HAS TAKEN THE LEAD IN THE
AGENCY'S EFFORTS TO BUILD-A DAY CARE CENTER. CONSTRUCTION OF THE
HARRY FITZWATER CHILDREN'S CENTER WILL BEGIN THIS FALL, AND WE HOPE
TO OPEN THE CENTER BY FALL OF 1989.
RECOGNIZING THAT DAY CARE IS REALLY A FAMILY ISSUE AND ONE THAT
CONCERNS BOTH WOMEN AND MEN, I HAVE APPOINTED A SEPARATE PROGRAM
COORDINATOR FOR DAY CARE. DIRECTOR OF THE FEDERAL
WOMEN'S PROGRAM, HAS DONE MUCH TO ESTABLISH OUR DAY CARE PROGRAM.
SHE WILL BECOME THE AGENCY'S FIRST. DAY.....CARE.OOORDINATOR AND WILL
WORK TO ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF THE HEADQUARTERS CENTER,-AS WELL AS
INVESTIGATE WAYS OF PROVIDING DAY CARE'SERVICES AT OUTLYING AGENCY
FACILITIES.
PROVIDING DAY CARE IS IMPORTANT IN PROMOTING THE WELFARE OF.
AGENCY EMPLOYEES. I AM VERY. PLEASED THAT.WE ARE MAKING PROGRESS IN
THIS AREA.
THERE ARE, OF COURSE, A NUMBER OF ISSUES THAT AFFECT THE WELFARE
OF AGENCY EMPLOYEES AND THEIR PROFESSIONAL SATISFACTION AND
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ADVANCEMENT. WE WILL BE CONSIDERING SOME OF THEM TODAY, HEARING
FROM INDIVIDUALS WITHIN CIA AS WELL-AS GUEST SPEAKERS WHO CAN OFFER
INSIGHTS AND THE BENEFIT OF EXPERIENCE.
IT IS MY PLEASURE TO INTRODUCE YOUR KEYNOTE SPEAKER, MS. MAUREEN
BUNYAN -- A VETERAN WASHINGTON NEWSCASTER AND AN AWARD-WINNING
JOURNALIST. MS. BUNYAN HAS DONE MUCH TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF
WOMEN, BOTH ACTIVELY AND BY EXAMPLE.
MS. BUNYAN HAS BUILT HER JOURNALISTIC REPUTATION WITH THE
COMPLETE AND THOUGHTFUL REPORTING OF-DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN NEWS. HER
SPECIAL INTEREST IN THE CARIBBEAN AND LATIN AMERICA HAS LED TO MANY
PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS, INCLUDING AWARD-WINNING COVERAGE OF THE
PANAMA CANAL TREATY NEGOTIATIONS, A NEWS SERIES ON SALVADORAN
REFUGEE CAMPS, AND PARTICIPATION IN A STATE DEPARTMENT LECTURE TOUR
AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES THROUGHOUT CHILE.
IN 1973, MS. BUNYAN CAME TO WASHINGTON AS A NEWSCASTER AND
REPORTER FOR CHANNEL 9, WUSA. TODAY, SHE IS COANCHOR OF CHANNEL 9'S
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"EYEWITNESS NEWS" AND IS THE PRODUCER AND HOST OF A WEEKLY NEWS
PROGRAM.
MS. BUNYAN HAS ACTIVELY FURTHERED THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN.
HONORED THREE TIMES BY THE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON WORKING WOMEN, SHE
IS THE LEADER OF A GROUP TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR NONPROFESSIONAL
WORKING WOMEN. AS A BOARD MEMBER FOR THE OVERSEAS EDUCATION FUND,
MS. BUNYAN CHAIRED A FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN FOR REFUGEE WOMEN. AND,
SHE WAS ONE OF TEN AMERICANS CHOSEN TO VISIT CENTRAL AMERICA AND
RECOMMEND WAYS THAT WOMEN FROM THE.UNITED STATES COULD AID THAT
REGION.
BORN IN ARUBA, MS. BUNYAN RECEIVED AN UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE FROM
THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN IN MILWAUKEE. SHE EARNED A MASTER'S
DEGREE IN EDUCATION FROM HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
MS. BUNYAN, I AM PLEASED TO WELCOME YOU TO.THE CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, AND I KNOW THAT WE WILL BENEFIT FROM WHAT YOU
WILL TELL US.
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1337 Massachusetts Avenue, S.E.
Washington, D.C. ^ 20003.1540
Maureen Bunyan Co-Anchor 6 pm Eyewitness News
Host "22:26"
Maureen Bunyan has been the co-anchor of Channel 9's top-rated
6 pm "Eyewitness News" since 1978-: She joined the:station in
September 1973 as a weekend anchor and general assignment reporter
whose principle beats were education and the District government.
Most recently, concurrent with her co-anchoring duties, ?Bunyan
became Producer-Host for Channel 9's weekly issue-oriented._.
program, "22:26." The program won an Emmy Award in May of 1987.
An award-winning journalist, Bunyan has built her reputation
on covering "hot spots" on foreign as well as domestic news fronts.
In August, Bunyan travelled to El Salvador to produce a series
on that country's refugee camps. She also visited Honduras
to film reports on that country's place in U.S./Central American
relations. In 1978 her coverage of the Panama Canal Treaty
negotiations won her the first of two American Association
of University Women Awards for International Reporting. Bunyan
received the second award for her 1979 news series and half-hour
special on U.S./Japanese trade relations, for which she conducted
the first interview ever given to an American reporter by
Japanese Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira.- -
Throughout her career, Bunyan has interviewed numerous world
leaders including Cuban President Fidel Castro and Zimbabwe
Prime Minister Robert Mugabe. During the Carter Administration,
Bunyan was asked by First Lady Rosalyn Carter to brief her on
Latin American and Caribbean affairs.
Born in Aruba, Netherland Antilles Buny n has an ongoing
interest in the economic, political and social issues affecting
Caribbean, Central and South American nations. During 1976
alone, she filed reports from Puerto Rico that provided in-depth
..analyses of the statehood issue under consideration that election
year; covered the election in-Jamaica, and participated in a
10 day, State Department lecture tour at universities and colleges
throughout Chile..
Among her civic affiliations, :Bunyan serves on the boards of
Big Brothers of the National Capital Area; Overseas Education
Fund; the National Commission on Working Women; the Journalism
Advisory Committee of American University, School of Communications.
Bunyan did her undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin,
Milwaukee. She earned a Masters Degree-in Education from Harvard
University.
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Prior to joining Channel 9, Bunyan was ,a reporter for New York
Cit 's WCBS-TV. A reporter for Boston's WGBH-TV from 1970
to 1972, Bunyan began her reporting career as a summer intern
with the Milwaukee Journal in 1969. The following summer she
completed a summer Program for Minorities in Journalism at
the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.
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C-O-N-F-I-D-E-N-T-I-A-L
AGENDA AND RESERVATI0
ANFORM
FEDERAL WOMEN'S PROGRAM ADVISORY.COUNCIL SYMPOSIUM
23 August 1988
9:00 a.m. Introduction
Opening Remarks. William H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence
9:15 a.m. Keynote Speaker
"Womeen at Work" WUSA, Channel 9 News Anchorwoman
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10:15 a.m. "The Challenge to Become"
Deputy Chief,
Career Management Staff, Directorate
of Operations
11:00 a.m. "Legal Issues for Women" Chris deVries, Legislative Director,
Robert E. Fitzgerald .
Director of Equal Employment
Opportunity
Maureen Bunyan
Federally Employed Women
11:45 a.m. Lunch on the Lawn (Optional) (A tent will be provided.)
1:00 p.m. Movie (Optional) "Women--Myth and Reality"
1:15 p.m. "What Every Woman Knows" Tulis McCall, Historical Interpreter
Impersonations of Women in
History
2:00 p.m. "Taming the Gentle David Israel, Ph.D., Clinical
Warrior" Psychologist
3:00 p.m. "It's Your Future" Helene Boatner, Director of
Leadership Analysis, Directorate of
Intelligence
3:45 p.m. Closing Remarks
Manager
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1988 Annual Women's Symposium
STAT Director -nf D".onnel
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Executive Registry
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Director of Personnel
Director, Equal
Employment Opportunity
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29 June 1988
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PIB11ORANDtfl FOR: Executive Director
VIA: Deputy Director for Administration
FROM: Royal E. Elmendorf
Director of Personnel
SUBJECT: 1988 Annual Women's Symposium
1. Action Re uested: Request authorization to pay guest speakers the
amounts liste elow for their participation in the 23 August 1988 Women's
Symposium:
Maureen Bunyan, CBS News Commentator $1,500.00
Tullis McCall, Historical Interpreter $1,500.00
Dr. David Israel, Clinical Psychologist $ 500.00
Chris deVries, Legislative Director $ 250.00
2. Background: The speakers are well known personalities who have agreed
to speak at the 1988 Women's Symposium, "Looking Ahead - New Rules - New
Roles." Approval for the program is contained in attachment A. The fees
noted are the command costs per person, per speaking engagement. The proposed
schedule of events is contained in attachment B.
3. Recommendation: Approval be granted for the expenditure of the above
Ro al E. Elmendorf
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As stated
6 JUL 1988
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31 May 1988
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
VIA: Deputy Director for Central Intelligence
Administration
or
Deputy Direc
Director, Public Affairs Office
Director of Personnel
Robert E. Fitzgerald Opportunity
Director, Equal Employment Oppo
SUBJECT: Proposed Annual Women's Symposium - 23 August 1988
1. Action Requested: Request the Director of Central Intelligence
agree to make introductory comments at the opening session of the proposed
.annual women's symposium on 23 August 1988.
2..; Back9_round..
a. The Federal Women's Program Manager, Office Council, of under
D~loyment
direction of the Federal Women's Progr ge entitled
Opportunity intends to schedule a one-day women's symposium,
"Looking Ahead: New Rules - New Roles," on 23 August 1988 in the
Headquarters Auditorium.
b. This will be the second running of what we hope will become an 1987 was annual event for Agency wbThe y first program away
an overwhelming success attended ular request we are
for lack of seating space in the Auditorium. By-rPoP
planning to offer another such program this year,.
c. The agenda will reflect the changing role of both men and women
in today's society and the challenges they will face in the future with a
declining work force, and for many, the growing problem of balancing thee
responsibility of careers, home life and child and/or parental care.
planned program will also address pending legislative issues which will to
effect the lives of working women. This one-day symposium
all Agency personnel, but will be geared towards the interests of female
employees. Some 500 employees are expected to attend.
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ject: Proposed Annual Women's Symposium - 23 August 1988
Draft comments for the Director's address will be forwarded
d
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under separate cover to the Office of Public Affairs. The proposed schedule
of events is attached.
e. The Office of Equal Employment Opportunity has budgeted
adequate funds to cover this event.
3. Recommendation: In view of the foregoing, it is requested that the
Director of Central Intelligence approve this program and, if.scheduling
permits, agree to participate as requested.
Robert Fitzger-Ald
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2 ' JUN 1988
Date
Deputy Director o Date
N Wiilrlm H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence Date
8 JUN 1988
A lliN 1988
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PROPOSED AGENDA: 1988 FWPAC Women's
23 August 1988
Symposium
"LOOKING AHEAD: NEW RULES - NEW
ROLES"
0900-0915
Opening Remarks Bob Fitzgerald
Judge Webster
0915-1000
Keynote Address Maureen Bunyan
CBS Commentator
"Women at work"
1000-1015
Break Refreshments in Ca
nopy
STAT
1015-1100
"The Challenge
Deputy Chief, Career
to Become"
DDO
Management Staff
,
1100-1145
"Legal Issues Chris deVries
Legislative Director
for Women"
Federally Employed Women
1145-1315
Lunch on the Optional Movie
"Women - Myth.& Reality"
lawn at 1300
1315-1400
"What Every Women Tulis McCall
Impersonations of Women
Knows"
in History
1400-1445
"Taming The Dr. David Israel
PhD. Clinical Psychologist
Gentle Warrior"
Richmond, VA
1445-1500
Break
1500-1545
Wrap Up Helene Boatner
Director, Office of
Leadership Analysis, (DDI)
1545-1600
Closing Remarks
Federal Women's
Program Manager
LOGISTICS
1. Posters will be placed throughout the Buildings.
2. Registration will be Employee Bulletin tear-off.
3. Programs and symposium buttons will be distributed.
4. Refreshments are planned for the Break.
5. Box lunches will be catered at a nominal cost to participants.
6. Seating and shelter will be provided under a canopy erected on the
Headquarters quadrangle.
7. The canopy will also be used for coffee breaks, social time and
networking.
STAT
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31 May 1988
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Deputy Director for Administration
Director, Public Affairs Office
Director of Personnel
FROM: Robert E. Fitzgerald
Director, Equal Employment Opportunity
SUBJECT: Proposed Annual Women's Symposium - 23 August 1988
1. Action Requested: Request the Director of Central Intelligence
agree to make introductory comments at the opening session of the proposed
annual women's symposium on 23 August 1988.
2. Background:
a. The Federal Women's Program Advisory Council, under the
direction of the Federal Women's Program Manager, Office of Equal Employment
Opportunity intends to schedule a one-day women's symposium, entitled
"Looking Ahead: New Rules - New Roles," on 23 August 1988 in the
Headquarters Auditorium.
b. This will be the second running of what we hope will become an
annual event for Agency women. The first program held in October 1987 was.
an overwhelming success attended by 500 employees, with over 200 turned away
for lack of seating space in the Auditorium. By popular request we are
planning to offer another such program this year.
c. The agenda will reflect the changing role of both men and women
in today's society and the challenges they will face in the future with a
declining work force, and for many, the growing problem of balancing the
responsibility of careers, home life and child and/or parental care. The
planned program will also address pending legislative issues which will
effect the lives of working women. This one-day symposium will be open to
all Agency personnel, but will be geared towards the interests of female
employees. Some 500 employees are expected to attend.
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Subject: Proposed Annual Women's Symposium - 23 August 1988
d. Draft comments for the Director's address will be forwarded
under separate cover to the Office of Public Affairs. The proposed schedule
of events is attached.
e. The Office of Equal Employment Opportunity has budgeted
adequate funds to cover this event.
3. Recommendation: In view of the foregoing, it is requested that the
Director of Central Intelligence approve this program and, if scheduling
permits, agree to participate as requested.
STAT CONCUR:
Director of P`rsonn
STAT
STAT
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Dir r.. Public Affairs Office
Robert E. itzger
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PROPOSED AGENDA: 1988 FVPAC Women's Symposium
23 August 1988
"LOOKING AHEAD: NEW RULES - NEW ROLES"
0900-0915
Opening Remarks Bob Fitzgerald
Judge Webster
0915-1000
Keynote Address Maureen Bunyan
"Women at Work"
1000-1015
Break Refreshments under the Canopy
STAT
1015-1100
"The Challenge
to Become"
DC/DDO/CMS
1100-1145
"Legal Issues Chris deVries 'Legislative Director
for Women" Federally Employed Women
1145-1315
Lunch on the Optional Movie "Women - Myth & Reality"
lawn at 1300
1315-1400
"What Every Women Tulis McCall Impersonations of Women
Knows" in History
1400-1445
"Taming The Dr. David Israel PhD. Clinical Psychologist
Gentle Warrior" Richmond, VA
1445-1500
Break
1500-1545
To be determined
STAT
1545-1600
Closing Remarks
Federal Women's
Program Manager
LOGISTICS
1. Posters will be placed throughout the Buildings.
2. Registration will be Employee Bulletin tear-off.
3. Programs and symposium buttons will be distributed.
4. Refreshments are planned for the Break.
5. Box lunches will be catered at a nominal cost to participants.
6. Seating and shelter will be provided under a canopy erected on the
Headquarters quadrangle.
7. The canopy will also be used for coffee breaks, social time and
networking.
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STAT
STAT
Mac
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
SUBJECT: (optional)
Proposed Annual Women's Symposium - 23 August 1988
aM? Robert E. Fitzgerald
EXTENSION
NO.
EEO
Dir
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626 CofC
DATE
31 May 1988
TO: eer ssignofgn, room number, and
building)
DATE
OFFICER'S
COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
RECEIVED
FORWARDED
INITIALS
to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)
1 D/Pers.
MAY 3
1988
1. Concurrence
~? DDA Registry
7D18 Hqs
1. MA
1983
3. ODA
7D18 Hqs
3. Concurrence
4. DD/PAO
1016 Ames
5 D/PAO
S. Concurrence
7D00 Hqs
6. Executive Registry
JU
?88
XV~
7E12 Hqs
O/DCI
7.60 Hqs
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9
4
7. Approval
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1Mf, AmAS
10. D/EEO
626 CofC
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
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