THE EFFECTS OF THE JIIRG REPORT ON IAD
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August 12, 1966
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12 August 1966
Deputy Director of Photographic Intelligence, CIA
Division, CIA
SUBM'T: The Effects of the JII G Report on DAD
of priority we foresee the folloi
ganizations (in particular DID-1) and the need for sappleme
considerable additional requirements being levied as direct
support on 10. The basis for this will be the lack of analysis
in depth of the basic report, the time frame in which they will
be updated, the need for validation of reports published by other
,. I.r. creeserin rs - Under the concept proposed by
..,.rrrrrr.r~rrr,a:t"l for basic reporting on a time period basis we foresee
maLion to support CIA analysts in supporting Agency views in
;can of NM .
b. n , rer r poc ns - Although related the above the
problem here is in the manpower allocated, in the JIR Report,
for future needs within IAD. We feel the allocations presented
;'i?y Inadequate and are the result of very poor analysis
nalis well be in error. The basis assumption that we are
of the present situation as well as the future. In discussion
with JIB members they were willing to admit that their
of their disregard for what we furnished and the Director a
presently satisfactorily performing our assigned tasks i
gram Call. Their use of manyear figures that do
present proven figures furnished by IAD further invalidate
res. Figures that they presented in the report were as they
"man looking through stereoscopes". We does not then
include supervisory personnel down to and including most section
chiefs. In order for l`AD to perform ita asaigd functions these
figures must be revised.
e. 3riMt - TAD can no longer depend upon ITC to furnial
l ,b, menaural, graphical, collateral, and publication
support. Therefore, considerable manpower and Money will be
or departmental support to CIA.
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