CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ORIENTATION COURSE FOR AID PUBLIC SAFETY PERSONNEL

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-03527A000300020003-8
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: S
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 28, 2001
• Sequence Number: 3
• Publication Date: April 18, 1963
• Content Type: SUMMARY

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CENTRAL INTELLIGMCE AGENCY
ORI TATION COURSE
FOR
AID PUBLIC SAPPTY PERSONNEL
FIST SESSION
15 1?3 API -1-3. 1963
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This orientation course has been developed for AID public safety
techmieiens to give them a fuller appreciation of CIA's mission, its
broad operational objectives, its place in the national security
structure, its overseas activities, and its role in U.S. programs
designed to strengthen the countersubversive capabilities of foreign
police and security services; and to provide an understanding of
Communist subversive activities as they relate to the U. S, counter--
insurgency effort
The length and content of this course were agreed upon by AID and
CIA. It is expected that one such course will be conducted each month
until all newly recruited AID police personnel have had this or?ienta-
tion. It may be found that certain subject matter should be modified
or eliminated or that the present four days of instruction is too
short or unduly long. Since this is a pilot session, CIA is parti-
cularly interested in class reaction. Participants are asked to note
their reactions to lectures, assess content in terms of course
objectives, and offer any suggestions which might lead to improve-
ment.
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]onday - 15 April 1963
0900 -, 1020 1 The Nature and Significance of Strategic
Intelligence
1040 1200 1 The National Security Structure
1145 - 1600 J The Strategic Intelligence Process
The ideas and Appeals of Cor mudssm
A brief review of the doctrines
particularly as they apply to non-
0900 =., 1200 1 industrialized countries - an analysis
of why the so-called "Marxist" approach
is likely to find some acceptance in
these societies.
The Pole of Organization in the Coamaauist
movement
1300 c, 1600 Organizational concepts, followed by
an analysis of how a typical OP is
structured - how it develops an under-
ground or clandestine apparatus -- how
it uses fronts =x and what the organiza-
tional relations throughout the
international rve txto
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Co mist Programs for k cploiting Disaf-
fection and Potential Insurgency
The Soviet spline" for local CP'a and
0900 a 12001 its application through the program of a
local CPa The variety of tactics used to
implement the programs
The Current Status of International Com-
munism -- Trends and Problems
1300 , 16001 Gradual subversion or violence? The
Thursday - 18 April 1963
1000 1050 Soviet-Satellite Intelligence Operations
1300-1350
3400 - 1450
1500 - 1600
impact of Sino-Soviet tactical disagree-
ments throughout the, movement, The
influence of Castro upon Latin American
CPdsQ
Security Legislation and the NIS Program
Security Considerations for US Personnel
Overseas
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