SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS DD/I TRAINING LIAISON OFFICERS MEETING 18 OCTOBER 1955

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August 9, 2005
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October 18, 1955
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Approved Fob- Re"3qv5e 2005/08/16 Y~ 00939A0(00070001-3 SF.P14PIkR.Y OF PROCEEDINGS /x R WINO LTISOF OFFICERS MEETING 18 October 1955 Maief, LETS, advised the group that an ad hoc committee, on which the DD/I was represented, were considering the proposed general scope and sabstance of the area country survey cot rses under consideration by GTR for presentation internally to personnel of all components within the Agerneyo 2e '$?9R Je4`k? 1. -1. The Training Liaison Officer/CRR,, raised a quest as to the need of DO/I applicants for language training to hand-cagy enrollment request forms to Individual Instructors in each case, He pointed out that, in many instances, this simply resulted in a pro forma signature by the in.. st nc ror on the training request form and that this action frequently involved substu.ntial loss of time on the part of the prospective' stude in travelling back and forth between M Building and I Eui ldin g . Chief, LET S$ replied that the whole point of student-instructor meeting at this stage was to ensure that the student was enrolling in the course most appropriate to his language training requirements; and this was particularly important in the. case of new students,, It was agreed that this .nubJect would be taken up by `".hief, LETS., and each of the DD/i Offices that had experienced difficulties in this respect witli a view toward simplifying procedures to eliminate unnecessary loss of time on the part of the enrollees CONFIDENTIAL 1f\O itA ~ 9 -- LD NO L DO :. NO IN CLASS/ IDEC~.d4'.SI /CLe S ` NEXT ]REV naTx Q4 vvnr A'"" P" G#D To: TS 5 D .. REV CLASS _REV COORD. ` -' ~.~. 33 _AUTH: HR HR 70.3 CONFIDENTIAL 0 CHANGE RET. JUST..2Z 'CLAS 25X1 25X1 Approved For RgWse 2005/08/16: ' "0939A0W00070001-3 Q UP C)TR advised the group that the OTR Briefing for DD/I personnel. ! .std. be 14mited in number to 3O., and should consist of division c'h: efs. deputy division abiefs, branch chiefs, ? nd deputy branch chiefs. It was agreed that the names of those selected would be furnished to for screening to hold the group : to 30 in number and the i.na list would be forwarded to DTR by 27 October. 4. p Deputy Chief, A// Staff, urged that training officers schedule A/1 testing for personnel concurrently with their enrollment in the BOG or courses offered at in order that the instructor 25X1 evaluations can be coordinated with the A/ test results in the final evaluations furnished to the trainee's supervisor. Instances in the past have indicated that unless this is done, the student escapes without pre-training testing which impairs the quality of the evalua- tion provided the supervisor and is disruptive to the A/F Staff in accomplishing the testing necessary for these purposes. Training Liaison Officers expressed universal agreement with OTR that it was more efficient to produce an entirely now edition of the .3jrj than to provide them with pages to be inserted in the current edition., The point was rmde that, while this may increase the printing bill of the Gam, it will result in a saving on the part of those who must remove and destroy obsolete pages and replace them with current material. When the new edition of the is received from the printer, recipients will be requested to save only the covers of the current Ca. a; and to use them to bind the new sheets which are furnished them. 6- jrjW=_LU;Ls= oft advised that OBI had established a slot for a TLO and that consideration was being given to filling it shortly. lletynwhile, DAD/OBI, would continue to act as TLO. 7. Ancao tom. a. Chief, LETS, announced that a three-month, full-tine, intensive course in Advanced Spoken Russian will be started on or before 14 November. Course enrollment will be limited to six students, three of whom have already been enrolled. S E.@C-R E-T Approved For Release 2005/08/16 : CIA-RDP62-00939A000100070001-3 CONFIDENTIAL Approved For Rej6prse 2005/08/16 : CIA-RDP62-00939AOQ00070001-3 ii_* 4-M&M-111-Ir by I representing the Chief/IS, announced the offering of a course on conference leadership to meet twice a week end that the Oral. Briefing course, previously offered by the same i.netructor, will not be offered in the future since the requirements for it have been fulfilled. He also announced the beginning on 21 November of the Intelligence Writing course which will be offered half-days for a period of three weeks for a class of ten students. 8. A _pt Require Chief., PPS, advised the group that the next request for estimated requirements for FY 56-57 will include internal training requirements as well as the area,, language, and external training requirements previously requested. It was pointed out that this information is essential to OTR so that School Chiefs could balance their teaching load on the basis of these estimates and that the DTR could manage the assets of OTR more effectively. It was concluded that from the TLO s point of view, this was feasible, provided the results were re- garded as estimates as distinguished from requirements. It was also noted that? In some instances, two or more Offices within the DD/I have been consistently developing such data for their own operations even though the results of this effort had not been requested by OTR. Approved For Release 2005/0 .~$ '2-00939A000100070001-3 CONFIDENTIAL