(SANITIZED) VISIT

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• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP61S00750A000200120069-0
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 7
• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: September 10, 2013
• Sequence Number: 69
• Publication Date: September 18, 1958
• Content Type: MF

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18 September 1958
OR UM FOR: Special Assistant to the Director
for Planning and Development
CT s Honolulu Visit
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1. In keeping with your instructions which we received through
Colonel Surke, Operations DPS/DCI, Security DPS/DCI, and I submit the
following actions and proposals for your approval.
21. A cable attached to Selmer (ADIC 2585, OUT 83804) along
with his reply The Sam Of this is that the earliest 50x1
feasible time for the discussiont is the latter part of the week of the 22nd.
3. In elaborstion of the proposed schedule of discussions which we
speak of in paragraph 5 of our cable (AD1C 2585,
the followings
OUT 83804),
we report
a.
Colonel Burke has suthoria.d
to participate
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diecussions on behalf of Operations
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b.
Mr. Lundahl will handle the briefing of the TALlaNT exhibit.
1, along with the Mr Force and Navy representatives, will bear the
principal burden of providing any needed additional explanations
regarding procedures and developments re isnitisation, reproduction,
communications, and requirements bearing upon the current handling
of CH1COM materials. The documentation bearing upon this already
exists in approved form either by General Cabell (as in the case of
the decision to sanitise) or in implementing actions derived therefrom.
Should you wish to inspect these, they will be submitted.
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c. We have outlined in an attached paper the principal approach
regarding security end operation support arrangements which, as
was pointed out in our discussions, tend to go hendoin..hand and can
probably not be entirely *operated one from another. However, to
clarify our own thinking, these matters are discussed in separate
papers.
4. You will note that * problem of continued stay in Japan is not
included on the assumption (gained from your AC 2543, OUT 83738) that
this ie a high policy matter. Also, we believe that discussions re repression
of reactions and Seventh Fleet should, if necessary, be discussed 50X1
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S. It is the view of DD/P and Operatic DPS/DCI that, as a matter
of courtesy and enlisting cooperation of PACOM, Admiral Telt should be
briefed. Under present scheduling, this will not be possible In Honolulu.
Admiral Felt will not be available at least until 6, 7, or 8 October. He will
be in Washington for conferences 30 September 2 October though OKI
doubts he will be available for briefing during that time. It is *leo believed
by DD/P and Ops that such briefing would hove a salutary effect of enlisting
support of PACOM for continuing operations in Japan in opposition to
General burns' view.
6. You will note that the outline of the ectivities in this memorandum
addresses the problems that we see and how to solve them. In so doing,
General Delmer has a role to play which is specified. In so far as General
Cabell or other high level officers have given to General Selmer function.
bearing upon these questions or related miners at odds with our proposals,
we should be advised and counseled perhaps en how best to deal with
General Selmer in those regards.
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1 The briefing on this subject would 1I -view of the
program including reference to the multiple activities involved
in the program such as IND, testing, staging, cover, operations, secure
transport of materials to the EX etc. -- all of which are considered to
be of direct concern to the security system for protecting the collection
apparatus. It would be pointed out that the TALENT system comes into
vogue at the point where the photographic or electronic product enters
into use and exploitation by consumers.
2. At this point the distinctions between the two systems will be
reviewed* copy of paper outlining this point having already been transmitted
to all participants through their respective Headquarters.
3. In discussing CHALICE emphasis would be made on the rule, which
has been sternly applied, that only those will be cleared for CAI= who
are in feet making a contribution to the project and its success, thus
every effort has been made to exclude from clearance those who normally
would be presumed to be *leered in any other system for administrative
purposes. Within the clearance, furthermore, emphasis has been placed
upon making available only that information which is absolutely essential
for the participant to do the job assigned to him.
4. MALICE security standards for clearance would be outlined
noting that in each organisetion where participants reside there exists,
either formally designed or otherwise, a CHALICE Security Officer,
one of whose principal responsibilities is to assure an adequate
justification in submission of requests for clearance and conduct
briefing 118 directed *long: with the particular responsibility of
keeping close watch on aecurity in the handling of all CHALICE matters.
5. To clarify procedure vis-a-vie the Honolulu CINes on MIME
clearances, we would propose as follows:
a. That the local security officer in each comma (to be
made known to us while we are there; we would propose that wherever
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pocusible this also be the TOO) must request with justification the
approval of billets or CHALICE clearance. This would be done
through their Aladquerters Intelligence Service in the case of
Army and Ivy units; through APC10-5 in the case or kir Force unite
b. When the billet is approved by the SOCIALICE, Headquarters
of the command in question thus, Army, Navy, Air Pores -- will
testify to the SCONALICH as to the clearebility of the individtal
elated for the billet in question, and thereupon will give notice
to the CHAIM Security Officer of the theatre comand in question
to proceed with indoctrination using the security briefing form
provided by the CALI= Security Officer.
c. Military subunits in the Pacific should tollov foregoing
except that their channel to Washington Headquarters would be
through their respective CINOs e.g., 5th Air Force, 7th Fleet, etc.
15.'' For ready reference and convenience both to the theatre and this
Headquarters, CHALICE Security Officer will maintain with
a complete roster of all CHALICE-cleared personnel both
in the theatre commends at Honolulu and the forward areas.
7. CHALICE clearance and related security matters between the
ammands and their communication Washington Headquarters should be
through the TUMIT communication channel with a distinctive slug.
Such slug will serve to confine Information to CHALICI cleared personnel
in Headquarters as moll as the point of erl.gin.
8. MUCH matters dealing vdth opsra.tionel securitr,
information (if approved) etc., should be itrensmi ted via
to or from Project only over VSJATHALE channels with
If anpropriate, through military TALENT communication channel that
be in touch with menage.
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OPERATIONALSUPPORT FROM PACIFIC TREATRE COMMAND
1. Principal needs for operational support of Detachment C are
for air lift and base support.
Priority Air Life
Z. Normal staging needs of Base C may require priority air lift
to the Philippines, Okinawa. and Eilson, Alaska.. Normal requirements
for such sir lift (moving people, film, fuel, spare parts, and spare con.
figurations) can be met by a C.130.
3 In addition, emergency situations. 50X1
may produce requirements for the movement of bulky and heavy 50X1
objects such as engines, parte of the plane etc which would require a C.124.
In such case the air lift could be both to and from Base C vis.a.vie emergency
landing fields within the range of an operation.
Objective re Air Lift:
4. To persuade CINCPAC to authorise PACAT to support requires
ments listed above whenever the situation presents itself. It is recognised
that to implement such authorisation the 5th Air Torte would have to act,
Accordingly, we would seek to establish an understanding at 5th Air Force
through PACAT that they will be expected to respond on call on a first
priority basis with available assets at that time.
Base Suppo e
5. At the moment the only known bases where support either is
now being given or may be required of concern to this discussion are at
NAHA, Okinawa, and CUB! POINT or CLARK FIELD, Philippines.
6. It should be pointed out that at the moment NAHA has been used
only for poststrike, and in this regard base support has aroused no complaint
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from Comm der Detachment C. and we should indicate that as far as we
are aware. the Project is pleased with tho support.
7. In discussing with them the possibility of prestrike from N
CUM POINT, or CLARK, our needs for which we seek their approval in
principle (for implementation when required) are on the order of the following:
a, Mtn int str ative offices.
b, Billets and messing for 50.75 men, hanger or portioa
thereof.
c. Operational rooms.
do Ground transport.
e. Airplane ground handling equipment.
Communications:
8. We would seek their agreement to provide on call communizations
necessity for operations at the point where one of the foregoing bases were
activated for pre. or poststrike purposes. (Such communications were
established to meet the poststrike situation On Okinawa.)
We would explain to PACOM and PACAF that our agent for
transmitting needs for operational support discussed above would be through
such request being initiated either by liellidquarters 50X1
or Dets.chm nt Co would be in a position to answer detailed 50X1
questions or to got answers necessary for the commands to respond properly.
10. In addition, 6th Air Force should be alerted for possibility of
request for air lift support directly from Commander Detachment C in
emergency with information copy to PACAF through
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11. Finally, Headquarters Operations DPS will information
on requests /*vied by AFCIG.5 against PACAF or 5th Air Force.
12. Normally, we expect most levies to proceed to PACAF fr
ander Detachment C via
Support:
13. We would seek assurances from each of the Pacific commands
of full and unrestricted support of URPIC.PY and URPIC-Z to ensure quality
processing of film and timely and aCCUT ate reporting of information derived
therefrom
14. Emphasis woad be placed on the fact that each of the Services,
white having many interests in common, has, in addition, requirements
for intelligence information which axe peculiar to that Service and which
can best be exploited by PI. who are experts in that particular field.
15. In order to obtain the objective, referred to in paragraph 13,
it is essential that each of the Services provide sufficient personnel to
adequately man the URPICs. their contributions in this regard being in
keeping with the requirements which they anticipate levying on the processing
center.
16. In summation, it would be streesed that the overall success
of Project operations in tactical situations is directly le ndent on the
efficiency and thoroughness of the triuncip in processing and interpreting
photography obtained and rapid reporting of the results to all interested
agencies.
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