BRIEFING FOR MG A. N. STUBBLEBINE III

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00788R001700220022-7
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 23, 1998
• Sequence Number: 22
• Publication Date: October 8, 1982
• Content Type: MFR

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SUBJECT: Briefing for MG A. N. Stubblebine III
1. (FOUO) On 27 September 1982 from 1130- 1400 hours, the complete GRILL
FLAME information briefing, was presented to MG A. N. Stubblebine III,
CG INSCOM.at building 2561, Fort Meade. Also presented was a summary of
1982 operational activity and answers to continuation options from
26 August briefing. Briefing updates were requested by MG Stubblebine.
Also attending was COL Billy F. Miller, ADCSOPS-HUMINT.
2. (CONFIDENTIAL) Briefing format follows.
a. Agenda is attached as Inci 4.
b. Formalbriefing script is attached as Inci 1.
c. Notes, handouts and copies of slides summarizing 1982 activities
briefing are attached as Inci 2.
d. Continuation briefing notes and slides are attached as Incl 3.
3. (S/NOFORN)
a. It was anticipated that the formal briefing portion would take 30-40
minutes. Instead it took well over an hour. A majority of the time was
spent on the project book and the 2 completed but unevaluated cases. He
was unaware of the problems we had had in getting information from Europe,
concerning Dozier.
b. The briefing on 1982 activities was fairly straight forward. He
was concerned about the numbers of people briefed in the past.
c. The continuation briefing quickly became unstructured.
(1) NSA - MG Stubblebine had visited with LTG Faurer, Director, NSA
just before arriving for our brief. So he told us about NSA's position.
I then quickly went through my notes on NSA.
(2) Medical R&D - MG Stubblebine had seen the memo I wrote
covering my discussion with MG Rapmund, so that discussion was eliminated.
(3) IMDSO - As soon as I ?stated that, IMD.6D had, no spaces or, moriey of
their own to offer, MG Stubblebine decided IMDSO was of no benefit. I
restated MAJ Cook's willingness to assist in any way he could.
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(4) Internal - I began by reviewing the results of Mr Geisler's
search-for spaces-and those tentatively identified. I emphasized that
continuing staff action was still required. I then began discussion of
the initial security review which suggested potential organizations to
"carry" these spaces. Before I could finish, MG Stubblebine selected SSD,
902D as the organization to which the project would go.. As I tried to
continue with other options, MG Stubblebine then indicated I must not have
heard him for he had already made his decision.
4. (S/NOFORN) CG Guidance.
a. Get ITAC publications on Dozier. Review all our material and
come to some-decision if we needed more info (to the extent of a possible
trip to Italy).
b. Get out of the briefing mode!
c. Prepare a letter to MG Odom notifying him of the decision to continue
the project.
d. Think about briefing at the Army Commanders Conference. If you
don't think it is a good idea, say so.
4 Incl ROBERT J. JACHIM
as LTC, MI
GRILL FLAME Project Manager
(All inclosures retained in LTC Jachim's brief file)
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