ORGANIZATION - OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES

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• Publication Date: June 6, 1969
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1. Effective this date, the
OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION
OSA DIRECTIVE NUMBER 1-6 6 June 1969
ORGANIZATION - OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
Division is established
within the Deputy for Operations, Office of Special Activities.
2. Effective this date,
designated Chief,
3. Effective this date,
Division, Deputy for Operations.
s reassigned to
~ivision, Deputy for Operations.
Brigadier General, USAF
Director of Special Activities
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DIRECTIVES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CATEGORY NUMBER
SUBJECT
ORGANIZATION
PUBLICATIONS
MANAGEMENT
SECURITY
MEDICAL
TRAINING
PERSONNEL
TRAVEL
DIFFERENTIALS & ALLOWANCES
FINANCIAL
AUDIT
LOGISTICS
n pr.lflAT[n)T ~T+TINT__..-
LIAISON
RECORDS & CORRESPONDENCE
COMMUNICATIONS
DISPATCHES
PLANS, PROGRAMS & PROJECTS
COVER
APMI~R ANIARkS
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION
OSA HQS DIRECTIVE NO. 1-5 27 MAY 1969
ORGANIZATION - OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
Effective this date and until further notice, the
Intelligence Division is assigned as a staff element under
the Director of Special
Activities.
Director of Special Activities
Excluded bL ,:utay atic
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doclassilkation
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION
OSA HQS DIRECTIVE NO. 1-5-4 25 JANUARY 1968
ORGANIZATION - OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
The Comptroller is the adviser to the Director of Special
Activities in all matters involving resources, fiscal, and
personnel policies and procedures. Accordingly, recommendations
submitted to the Director of Special Activities for approval
should be routed through the Comptroller for his coordination
or comments when such recommendations involve resources or
personnel policies or the expenditure of funds.
PARANG S
Deputy Director of Special Activities
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION
OSA, HQS DIRECTIVE NO. 1-5-3 23 NOVEMBER 1966
ORGANIZATION - OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
Brigadier General I (Air Force retired)
is employed by OSA, in q. contr a acity. It will be
the responsibility of Chief, Personnel
Division, OSA, to handle the details in the administration
of the various aspects of his contract. In this respect
any travel, advance of funds and the like for General
with
will be accomplished only after coordination
JOHN' PARAN
Deputy Director of Specift Activities
GROUP i
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declaalficallon
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION
PROJECT HEADQUARTERS DIRECTIVE 20 JULY 1966
NO. 1-5-1
ORGANIZATION - OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
1. A reorganization of the various Divisions and Components within
the Office of Special Activities has been effected as of this date. This
reorganization affects both Headquarters and Field Units and ha's been
approved by the DD/S&T. Approval of the slots noted on the organization
charts by name and the authorized grade for each slot is still being
reviewed by DD/S&T, and we expect approval in the near future.
2. Copies of the new organization reflecting these changes and
the overall structure of the Office of Special Activities are attached.
jKjHN G SKY
Acting Director of Special Activities
Attachments -
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FOR INTERNAL OSA USE ONLY
OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATION
OSA HQS. NOTICE NO. 1-94 1 OCTOBER 1965
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE IDEALIST CONFIGURATION EVALUATION BOARD
1. The purpose of the IDEALIST Configuration Evaluation
Board is to maintain the common interest in, and find solu-
tions to, problems related to the configuration and associated
systems employed by-the IDEALIST U-21s, to insure maximum
effectiveness of the program. To this end, the responsibil-
ities of the IDEALIST Configuration Evaluation Board include
the following:
a. Provide a mechanism for the fullest participation
in project systems by all authorized parties.
b. Become thoroughly acquainted with existing
configuration and systems on board, or available systems
capable of being employed.
c. Constantly review the configuration and systems
in design, proposed, or planning stage, and monitor the
test results,to insure that original specifications are
adhered to, or that when modifications are effected,
such modications are in the best interest of the
program and requirement.
d. Determine the deficiencies in existing config-
uration and systems, if any, and make recommendations
to correct the deficiencies where possible.
e. Provide general specifications for new config-
urations, and new defensive and collection electronic
equipment, which would 'enhance the over all capability
and survivability of the collection platform.
f. Monitor the results of both the collection and
defensive equipment, noting any deficiencies and
recommend procedures for correction when the equipment
malfunctions or appears to be inadequate for any reason.
g. Free and full interchange among all departments
authorized to participate in information, which has
utility for collection and defensive equipment relating
to the IDEALIST Program is essential. This includes
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OSA HQS. NOTICE NO. 1-94
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intelligence information, and information on internal
and external collection research, and defensive systems
research programs.
2. PARTICIPATION:1
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Appropriate members will be nominated from the following
Divisions and Branches as permanent members or consultants:
IDEALIST Division, OSA
Communications & Field Electronics Division, OSA
Intelligence Division, OSA
Materiel Division, OSA
Plans Division, FA/OSA
Programs Staff, OSA (Consultant)
Photographic Specialist, D/TECII, OSA (Consultant)
Analysis Division, OEL (Consultant)
Air Systems Division, OEL (Consultant)
Defensive Systems Division, OSI (Consultant)
Security Staff, OSA (Consultant)
Additional participation by others within CIA and occasional
consultants from other agencies may be advisable and may
be invited by any member, subject to the approval of OSA
Security member and notice to the Chairman.
3. REPORTS: The Chairman of the Configuration Evaluation
Board will designate a secretariat for the purpose of preparing
reports. The results of each meeting will be prepared in
writing and will encompass the nature of the meeting, record
of attendance by each permanent member and a review of the
findings of the Board for the enlightenment of the Director
of Special Activities and the Deputy for Field Activities,
OSA. Each member shall receive a copy of the Board's report
for his record, reference and possible action.
A K C. LEDFOR
B igadier General, USAF
Director of Special Activities
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D:- ) HQ& NOTICE NO. l-13 16 April 1962
1. The Director of Central Intelligence has delegated to the
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence all authorities vested in
the Director by law or by virtue of his position. as Director of
Cabral Intelligence and head of the Central Intelligence Agency,
including, but not limited to, the certification authority set
forth in section 8(b) of the Central Intelligence Agency Act of
1919, as monde., except for any authorities the delegation of
Rt ch is prohibited by law.
2. AL other delegations of authority currently in force
remain valid to the extent they are not inconsistent with this
delegation:.
3. For your information all correspondence prepared for the
signature of the DepLy Director of Central Intelligence shall be
as follows:
A. Approvals and/or Concurrences within the Agency:
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
L. Memoranda within the Agency:
Marshall S. Carter
Lieutenant General, USA
Deputy Director of Central. Intelligence
Correspondence going outside the Agency:
(must be typed on his official letterhead paper)
Marshal. S. CartLer
Lieutenant General, MA
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES PUBLICATIONS
OSA HQS NOTICE 5-5-5
RESCISSION: OSA HQS NOTICE 5-5-3 dated 5 December 1969
PUBLICATION PROCUREMENT
1. The Agency's expenditures for publications, books, magazines
and other periodical subscriptions have been increasing steadily
during recent years. The Executive Director-Comptroller, CIA,
directed that offices curb this steady increase and establish new
procurement procedures.
2. POLICY
Only those publications may be purchased which are absolutely
essential in support of OSA operations.
3. PROCEDURE
a. A separate form 1395 is required for each publication
being procured.
b. A brief statement should be placed on the face of
form 1395 explaining the requirement for the publication
and forwarded to Registry Branch for final processing. The
signature of the Chief or in his absence the Deputy Chief
of each major component within OSA will be required for
validation of purchase orders for publications.
c. Registry Branch will retain the pink copy as chrono
reference file.
4. AUTHORITY
The Director of Special Activities, or the Executive
Officer, OSA, is delegated authority to approve purchase
requests for publications.
5. REGULATORY PROCEDURES
An annual review and revalidation of all publications by
the D/SA will be conducted prior to renewal of publications
through CRS/ADD/DDI.
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES PUBLICATIONS
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RESCISSION: OSA HQS NOTICE 5-5-3 dated 5 December 1969
6. Attached for ready reference is a list of publications
presently authorized and distributed to components within OSA.
Recipients of such material should establish a central reference
point within their offices and make available items which may be
desired by other components within OSA. This arrangement will
preclude the necessity of duplicating items currently being
received.
Director of Special Activities
Attachment:
As stated
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AEROSPACE DAILY
AIR ALMANAC
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AIRLINE MGT & MARKETING
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AIRMANS INFO MANUAL
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CIVIL SERVICE JOURNAL
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ELECTRONIC NEWS
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COMMO
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V. CONTRACTS REPORTS
GOV. CONTRACTS-LAW ADMIN & PROCEDURES
GRAZIANO'S TARIFF
HOTEL & MOTEL REDBOOK
IEEE SPECTRUM
IEEE TRANSACTIONS-COMMO TECH
INSTRUMENT & APPARATUS NEWS
JANE'S FIGHTING SHIP
JANE'S ALL WORLDS AIRCRAFT
LOCATION IDENTIFIERS
NEW YORK TIMES DAILY
NEW YORK TIMES SUNDAY
NEWSWEEK
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OFF GUIDE OF THE RAILWAYS
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY DISTRIBUTION:
ONE COPY TO. THE FOLLOWING:
DSA - GEN BEVAN
DSA - FLO
D OPS
INTEL
CC
IDEA
RB
SS
COMMO
CMD
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES PUBLICATIONS
PROJECT HQS DIRECTIVE NO 5-5-5 28 May 1971
RECISION: OSA Hqs. Directive 5-5-1 dated 3 February 1966
1. Effective with Directive 5-5-4, the Registry Branch,
OSA, will maintain a register, and will be responsible for assign-
ing numbers to Headquarters OSA Directives and Notices. These
numbers will be in agreement with and follow the basic category
numbers and subjects assigned to Agency Regulatory Issuances as
follows:
Category
Number
Subject
Category
Number
Subject
1
Organization
45
Logistics
5
Publications
50
Operations-General
7
Management
60
Liaison
10
Security
70
Records and
15
Medical
Correspondence
18
Training
90
Communications
20
Personnel
110
Dispatches
22
Travel
230
Plans, Programs,
23
Differentials and
and Projects
Allowances
240
Cover
30
Financial
300
Administrative
31
Audit
Memorandums
2. The basic category or series number will be followed
by another number which will reflect the project or program to which
the Directive or Notice applies and a number given to each chronologically
as published as listed below:
-5 Applies as general information for all projects.
-10 Applies to IDEALIST activities.
-20 Applies to OXCART activities.
-30 Applies to ISINGLASS. (retired)
-40 Applies to
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RECISION: OSA Hqs. Directive 5-5-1 dated 3 February 1966
Example:
OSA Project Hqs. Directive No. 50-10-1
(50 - Operations) - (10 - IDEALIST) - (1 - Numerical Sequence)
OSA Notice No. 20-5-1
(20 - Personnel) - (5 - All Programs and Personnel) - (1 -
Numerical Sequence)
3. All existing Directives and Notices will remain in effect with
present numbering until they can be reviewed.
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Copy _j- of
14 October 1970
MEMORANDUM FOR: See Distribution
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SUBJECT: Project F----]Directives
For your information and effective immediately, all Project
Headquarters Directives pertaining to the operation of Project
will be designated with the following series of numbers:
OSA PROJECT HEADQUARTERS DIRECTIVE 50-40
AQUI/0/OSA/
Distribution:
:js (14 Oct 1970)
1 - COMPT/OSA
2 - AQUI/0/OSA
3 - D/O/OSA
4 - D/SA
5 - SS/OSA
6 - D/M/OSA
7 - D/R&D/OSA
8 - RB/OSA
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES MANAGEMENT
OSA HQS DIRECTIVE NO. 7-5-2 2 JUNE 1971
RECESSION: OSA HQS NOTICE 7-1-69 Dated 16 April 1969
1. On normal workdays the Xerox machine will be set up
prior to 0800 hours and shut down at 1630 hours. After normal
duty hours and on weekends and holidays, the key to the machine
may be obtained from the GSA. guard. Individuals are required
to sign for the key upon receipt and to return the key to the
guard when finished. NOTE: Personnel who intend to operate
the Model 3600 III on such occasions should attend instruction
classes presented by OSA, SPS or OEL Key Operators upon request.
2. The following setting-up procedures apply:
a. Unlock and raise the top cover located on the
right side of the machine.
b. Press the MAIN POWER ON button, then lower and
secure the top cover.
c. Press the POWER ON button on the front panel.
The Model 3600 III will begin its warm-up period.
d. The warm-up period takes up to five minutes, during
which period the NOT READY light is on.
e. After the warm-up period, the NOT READY indicator will
go out and the READY indicator will light up. Now the
Model 3600 III is ready to reproduce copies.
3. DO NOT ADJUST ANY SWITCHES, BUTTONS or DIALS under
the top cover. They are adjusted ONLY BY AUTHORIZED XEROX
PERSONNEL. Only the MAIN POWER ON button is to be touched by
the operator. Unnecessary or unauthorized adjustments may cause
poor quality of copies and may possibly put the machine out of
commission.
4. Upon completion, turn the MAIN POWER button to OFF
and secure the top cover and return the key to the guard. The
operator is responsible for the security of the Xerox room
before departing.
Executiv ffi r Comptroller
Office of Special Activities
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PROJECT HEADQUARTERS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTIVE NO. 7-10-1 (MANAGEMENT)
12 SEPTEMBER 1966
MANAGEMENT OF U-2R PROGRAM DURING DEVELOPMENT STAGES
1. PURPOSE:
a. To establish procedures for control and management
of the U-2R program during development and flight
test.
b. To establish the procedures necessary to configure
the U-2R aircraft to insure maximum effectiveness.
c. To establish coordination and, control necessary for
flight test.
d. To establish a security system within the current
IDEALIST security system to apply during develop-
ment and flight test phase of the U-2R program.
e. To establish procedures for the
gradual inclusion
of U-2R assets into operational configuration.
2. SCOPE: These procedures apply to:
a. Development of basic U-2R airframe, propulsion,
and ancillary systems.
b. Flight test of the U-2R aircraft.
c. Configuration of basic airframe and systems to be
employed therein.
3. RESPONSIBILITIES: Responsibility for the U-2R Develop-
ment Program rests in the U-2R Executive Committee for
Development, chaired by the D/R&D/OSA (Project Manager)
and comprised of a member from D/M/OSA, and D/OPS/OSA.
(COMPT/OSA, and SS/OSA will act as advisors to this
Committee.) The responsibilities of the U-2R Executive
Committee for Development include, but are not limited
to the following:
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a.. To provide a mechanism by which an effective
control and management can be maintained in
the U-2R Development Program.
b. Provide a mechanism for participation in
the U-2R Program Levelopment by all authorized
parties.
c. To provide appropriate points of interface
with the USAF/AFRDR in matters of U-2R
development.
4. PROCEDURES: The U-2R Executive Committee for Develop-
ment will:
a. Establish a U-2R Requirements Review Board to
review configuration, systems, equipments and
modification proposals submitted during develop-
ment and test phases of the U-2R program. This
Board will be chaired by D/M/OSA and be comprised.
of member(s) from D/R&D/OSA, D/OPS, LAC, COMPT/OSA,
SS/OSA and other components within the Agency such
as OEL, ORD, OSI, etc., as required. The Board
will possess authority to approve (or disapprove)
configuration requirements which would not vio-
late the integrity of the basic U-2R airframe,
propulsion system and vehicle performance. The
U-2R Executive Committee for Development will
be kept advised of such decisions on a current
basis. In instances where major configurations
or changes affecting vehicle performance become
involved and are considered essential by its
chairman, the Requirements Review Board will
refer approval to the U-2R Executive Committee
for Development.
b. To establish working groups to review in a more
narrow scope configurations, systems, equipments,
etc., as they may apply to a particular working
groups' specialized area, e.g., electronics,
cockpits, fuselage, etc. The working groups
would examine configuration proposals very
closely and make recommendations to the
Requirements Review Board for decision. A
typical example of a working groups' composi-
tion is that established for the cockpit,
chaired by SAS/D/OPS/OSA with members being
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Agency pilots, LAC representatives, and D/R&D
Life Support, with representatives AFRDR may
nominate.
c. All proposals, modifications, procedures, etc.,
recommended by the Board will be submitted to
the Director of Special Activities for approval.
d. The U-2R Executive Committee for Development
will establish and maintain a standard con-
figuration control chart for the U-2R.
e. The U-2R Executive Committee for Development
chairman will keep the D/SA and DD/SA advised,
on a current basis, on progress during U-2R
Development and Flight test.
Colonel USAF
Director of Special Activities
Distribution:
1 - D/OSA
1 - DD/OSA
1 - D/R&D/OSA
1 - D/O/OSA.
1 - D/MD/OSA
1 - Compt/OSA.
1 - Asst Compt/OSA
1 - SS/OSA
1 - Contracts/OSA.
1 - OEL 10-10-66
1 - D/ORD
1 - D/OSI
1 - DD/S&T
1 - D/RECON, CIA.
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES MANAGEMENT
OSA HQS DIRECTIVE NO. 7-5-1 8 NOVEMBER 1966
INFORMATION SYSTEM (MIS)
a.
In response to a requirement levied upon OSA, by
DD/S&T to supply it with contractual information
on a regular recurring basis, the following program
was instituted and implemented,
b.
The OSA/MIS program will be a combination of
information requested by DD/S&T and financial
stones established by CMD & MD for contractor
that
mile-
reporting.
As a result of this financial data being fed into the
system on a monthly basis, Budget & Finance will be
able to obtain suitable reports on financial status
which are presently manually generated.
c. It is the intent to establish with this directive
the internal procedures,for routing contractor reports
to insure that this data is routed to OCS from one
focal point within OSA.
a. The focal point or responsible section for supplying
contractual input data to OCS via the MIS officer,
DD/S&T, will be CMD/OSA,. Any changes to the contract
data base will be submitted to this Division for
preparation and transmittal to OCS.
b. It will be the responsibility of each Contract
Monitor and/or Budget Programs Officer to see that
Contractor Reports and/or funding change documents
are submitted to Price-Cost Analysis, CMD/OSA, not
later than two days after receipt.
c. Contract data output will be distributed within OSA,
by Price-Cost Analysis Branch, CMD. Budget and
finance printouts will be distributed by the Budget
& Finance Division/Compt/OSA.
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d. It will be the responsibility of each functional
element to continue to generate the reports presently
in use as the data runs will be made in parallel
until such time as the system is completely debugged.
e. MARD/COMPT/OSA is designated as the OSA focal point
for the Management Information System. It will be
the responsibility of that office to determine output
distribution.
3. CONTRACTOR REPORTING PROCEDURE
a. The Hardware and Service Contractors will submit
their financial reports by the fifteenth of each
month following the month being reported upon.
b. Those contractors who have Commo facilities will
report by this medium with the balance reporting
by letter. All financial reports received at
Headquarters will be distributed as follows:
Action Copy or Original - Price-Cost Analysis, CMD
Copy - Contract Monitor
Copy - Technical Monitor
c. CMD will account for all Contractor reports and
program any contract changes received during the
previous month from B & F as well as those noted
by the Monitors. The MIS input package will be
sent to OCS three working days after the Contractor
reporting deadline.
HN 'P-AR O KY
Deputy Director of Special Activities
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1 - FOD/OSA
1 - COMPT/OSA
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CONFIDENTIAL
OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
OSA HDQS DIRECTIVE 10-5-15 8 DECEMBER 1971
SECURITY DURING HOLIDAYS
1. During the oncoming holiday season many of our
employees will be taking annual leave. Therefore, it becomes
incumbent upon those who remain on the job to be extra careful
at all times in order to adequately protect all classified
material. Special attention should also be given to assuring
that no room is left unoccupied when classified material is
left out on the desk or the safes left unlocked.
2. The trend in the past has been an increase in the
number of security violations near the end of the calendar
year. All supervisors are urged to remind their employees of
their security responsibilities, with particular emphasis on
the after-hours security check in their respective areas.
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irector of Special Activities
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
OSA HDQS DIRECTIVE 10-5-14 18 DECEMBER 1969
1. During the oncoming holiday season many of our
employees will be taking annual leave. Therefore, it
becomes incumbent upon those who remain on the job to be
extra careful at all times in order to adequately protect
all classified material.
2. There has been a tendency in the past to experi-
ence an increased number of security violations near the end
of the calendar year. All supervisors are urged to remind
their employees of their security responsibilities, with
particular emphasis on the after-hours security check in
their respective areas.
Brigadier General, USAF
Director of Special Activities
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
OSA HDQS DIRECTIVE 10-5-13 16 OCTOBER 1969
DESTRUCTION OF CLASSIFIED MATERIAL
REFERENCE: B. OSA HdgseDirective -10-5-7edatedA18uJanuary 1968
set collection of
1. The established rocedures for the
classified waste in the were per
immediately,
Reference B. As indicated in Reference A.,
all classified waste will be divided into two categories, PULP
and BURN. The PULP category should include paper and other
soluble material. The BURN category should include only photo-,
graphs, film (except explosive nitrates), photostats, magnetic
tapes, multilith mats and typewriter ribbons.
2. All material, including Top Secret and Codeword
materials, should be placed in bags marked TOP SECRET BURN or
TOP SECRET PULP. Top Secret and Codeword materials no longer
require separate handling for destruction, but must be torn or
shredded before being placed in disposal bags. Unfil such time
as OSA is supplied with bags marked TOP SECRET BURN and TOP
SECRET PULP, each office should mark BURN or PULP in large
block letters on each bag.
3. Should any questions arise regarding the disposal of
bulky items, hazardous items such as nitrate film, or other
material not fittin in either the PULP or BURN categories,
please contact OSA Security Staff, Room
1A08 extension
4. There has been no change made in the established time
for collecting classified waste in the despite
the change in working hours. The classified waste vault is
open daily from 1600-1615 hours.
Brigadier General,
Director of Special Activities
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
?OSA HQS DIRECTIVE 10-5-12 13 DECEMBER 1968
1. During the oncoming holiday season many of our
employees will be taking annual leave. Therefore, it becomes
incumbent upon those who remain on the job to be extra careful
at all times in order to adequately protect all classified
material.
2. There has been a tendency in the past to experience
an increased number of security violations near the end of the
calendar year. All supervisors are urged to remind their employ-
ees of their security responsibilities, with particular emphasis
on the after-hours security check in their respective areas.
Brigadier General, USAF
Director of Special Activities
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
OSA HQS. DIRECTIVE 10-5-11 6 NOVEMBER 1968
VISITORS TO OSA AREA
1. All OSA personnel presently assigned to the
have a "K" on their building badge. The current
policy concerning official visitors to the
including staff employees from other areas, requires-an
escort at all times while in the area. However, there is
an exception made whereby staff employees whose official
duties require a certain amount of work time be spent each
week in this building can be issued a temporary "No Escort
Required" badge, if they possess the appropriate clearances.
2. In the case of contractor's esentatives who
are required to visit the the staff employee
being visited should adhere to the following guidelines:
(a) Make certain that the visitor, prior to his
arrival, has been issued the appropriate approvals to
permit his access to sensitive project information.
(b) When business discussions will be held with
the contractor's representatives in the employee's
office, it is imperative upon the latter to notify
all the personnel in the adjoining offices prior to
his arrival.
(c) The visitor should be made privy only to
information or projects for which he has a "need to
know."
(d) The visitor must be escorted at all times
while he is in the There will be no
(e) The visitor is permitted only in areas where
access is needed and he should be controlled so that
he is not in a position to overhear classified conver-
sations of other Agency employees.
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(f) All business meetings with these representa-
tives be conducted, whenever possible, in the OSA
conference room, particularly where the representative
has more than one Agency employee with whom to confer.
3. It is also incumbent upon all staff employees who
are in the area to take all precautionary measures necessary
to prevent a visiting contractor's representative from over-
hearing or seeing any information about projects other than
the ones about which he has been briefed. Discussion of any
Agency business, policy, organization, etc. should be avoided
and extreme caution should be exercised at all times to
prevent the disclosure of sensitive intelligence knowledge
to unauthorized persons.
Brigadier General, U F
Director of Special Activities
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
OSA HQS. DIRECTIVE 10-5-10 4 NOVEMBER 1968
1. This directive reemphasizes the importance of
maintaining good security during the conduct of telephone
conversations at the This matter was
previously discussed in Headquarters Directive 10-5-8,
dated 19 January 1968.
2. Every employee, upon answering the telephone in
his office, should limit his opening remarks to furnishing
only the telephone extension. He should not give out the
office designation. In the event an individual requests
information over the telephone which would require
divulging sensitive information about a particular project
or the identity of an employee with OSA, without knowing the
identity of the caller or his need for the desired information,
the employee shall simply ask the caller for his name and
telephone number and offer to return his call.
3. All OSA employees should bear in mind that the black
line telephones and project sterile telephone lines are not
secure and that it is entirely possible for unauthorized
persons to have access to any conversations conducted over
them. A good, sound security practice is never to discuss
classified or controlled information over these types of
communications. When using unlisted telephones, employees
should remember that this does not mean that the equipment
is any more secure than a regular telephone line through the
switchboard.
4 . The 3-digit red line telephone s y s t e m is strictly
for internal use within the and permits
discussing classified subjects throug Secret only.
5. Theo telephone system, otherwise known as the
gray/green interface telephone system, can be used for
discussing n rmation or codeword discussioris-'
within the or between employees in OSA
Headquarters ) and other Government agencies.
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Director of Special Activities
OSA HQS. DIRECTIVE 10-5-10 Page 2
The use of the ~ system requires an SI clearance.
Additional instructions concerning security and the use
of the 0 system are available in the directories
circulated with each gray/green line.
6. Any problems encountered in the use of any tele-
phone system in the should be reported
and to the OSA Security Staff, Room 1A06, attention
promptly to the Telep one Service Branch, extension
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S E C R E T
OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
OSA HQS. DIRECTIVE 10-5-9
19 January 1968
VISITOR CONTROL AND ACCESS PROCEDURES
1. This Directive serves as reminder of existing
Agency visitor ures which will continue in
effect at the as follows:
a. Official visitors will be processed through
the guard and receptionist under routine Agency
procedures, appropriately badged and escorted, if
required;
b. Agency visitors without OSA project clearances
or with limited clearances will be processed through
the guard and receptionist and escorted within the
building;
c. Official visitors with complete project access
will be issued a temporary badge (no escort required);
d. VIP visitors will receive access treatment in
accordance with existing procedures;
e. The "K" and "I" badge indicators remain
unchanged;
f. Additional "K" and "I" indicators and "no escort
required" badges must be requested through the Security
Staff, OSA, in accordance with current procedures.
However, the criteria for issuance is determined by
frequency of visits and complete clearance approval.
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2. Please bear in mind that a badge-is not a clear-
ance certification but only signifies the type access to
O SA .
Brigadier General, USAF
Director of Special Activities
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
OSA HQS. DIRECTIVE 10-5-7 18 January 1968
RESCISSION: OOSA Directive 10-5-5 Dated 31 Jan 67
SA Directive 10-5-3 Dated 25 Nov 66
BYEMAN OR OTHER CODEWORD WASTE DESTRUCTION
1 The small vault (Room 1C21), on the ground floor
of the has been designated as the repository
for all classified waste, including codeword, cryptographic
and Restricted Data trash. Office of Logistics personnel
who collect this trash possess the appropriate clearances
and instructions for handling and disposing of OSA classified
trash.
2. Large and small bags must be marked legibly with
proper instructions for disposal, as follows:
a. Bags containing codeword material are to be
marked with the letter "C."
b. Bags containing codeword material that must
be burned (SI, T-KH and Cryptographic) are to be
marked with the letter "C" in addition to the word
"burn."
c. Bags containing non water solubles, such as
typewriter ribbons, plastic or heavy cardboard, and
bags containing bulky material, such as IBM print-
outs (which do not have to be reduced in size first)
are to be marked with the word "burn." If non-water
solubles and bulky material reflect codeword informa-
tion, the bags are to be marked with the letter "C"
and the word "burn."
3. The classified waste vault will be opened for trash
deposits Monday through Friday between 4:00 p.m. and 4:15 p.m.
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If these deposit times are missed, classified trash must
be secured in vaulted areas or safes by the individual.
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S E C R E T
OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
PROJECT HEADQUARTERS DIRECTIVE 18 AUGUST 1966
NO. 10-5-2
RECISION: DPD Hqs Notice 10-4
dated 5 April 1962
SAFE CUSTODIANS
1. PURPOSE
Agency Regulation assigns to supervisory personnel 25X1
the responsibility for designating those individuals under their
direct control who must have knowledge of specific safe or vault
combinations. The name, home address, and home telephone number
of each person having access to a safe or safe-cabinet shall be
posted on the side of each drawer. Vaults shall list the above
information on the inside of the door. This requirement applies
as well to the safe drawers in unitized desks.
It has been brought to the attention of this Division that
the above cited regulation is not receiving compliance. In many
instances the information is not posted, and in others the posted
information is obsolete.
2. RESPONSIBILITIES
Effective upon receipt of this directive, it shall be the
responsibility of each unit supervisor to:
a. Designate an individual or individuals who will
have responsibility for each safe, safe-cabinet,
or vault under the cognizance of the unit super-
visor.
b. Ensure that each safe drawer or vault door is
posted with the names and home addresses and
telephone numbers of the custodians of the safe
or vault area.
3. METHOD
The accepted method of posting is a 3x5 or 5x8 inch card
taped to the side of each drawer above the sliding track. Each
card should bear the required information on the custodian and
an alternate.
Colonel, USAF
Director of Special Activities
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES SECURITY
PROJECT HEADQUARTERS 7 FEBRUARY 1966
DIRECTIVE NO. 10-5-1
1. Please be reminded that reproduction of TALENT
and BYEMAN controlled material, in whole or in part, is
prohibited unless permission to do so has been obtained
OSA
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from the TALENT and BYEMAN Control
2. Whenever such permission is obtained, copies
will be controlled under the originator's assigned TALENT
or BYEMAN control number and will be further identified
as "Series B". Each copy will be numbered in sequence
beginning again with one (1) and each copy will also
show the total number of "Series B11 copies prepared.
Brigadier uenuru-L ,
Director of Special Activit'es
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1 - D/O/OSA
2 - OXC/O/OSA
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FIELD DIRECTIVE NO. 18-5-1
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G. Security Instruction: Headquarters will prepare
and forward at a later date special security instructions
for SERE Training.
Attachment - 1
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Copy 4 - Detachment G
Copy 5 - Detachment G
Copy 6 - Detachment G
Copy 7 - D/SA
Copy 8 - D/O/OSA
Copy 9 - OXC/O/OSA
Copy 10 - OXC/O/OSA
Copy 11 - IDEA/O/OSA
Copy 12 - IDEA/O/OSA
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Copy 14 - INTEL/O/OSA
Copy 15 - INTEL/O/OSA
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INDIVIDUAL RECORD F T A NG
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OFFICE OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
OSA DIRECTIVE NO. 20-5-1 8 NOV
PERSONNEL
EMBER 1967
SUBJECT:
Agency Overtime Compensation Policy
REFERENCE:
(A)
(B)
Memorandum for Deputy Directors and Heads
of Independent Offices from Executive
Director-Comptroller, dated 5 October
1967, Same Subject (ER 67-4710)
Memorandum for Director of Special Activities
from Acting Executive Officer/DDS&T, dated
12 October 1967, Same Subject (DDS&T-4067-67)
1. References indicated above pertain to minimizing
the use of overtime throughout the Agency and requests
that each component program their overtime requirements
during the fiscal year to assure that overtime funds
budgeted for will not be exceeded.
2. At the present rate overtime is being utilized
within OSA, we will be rapidly approaching the point where
our budgeted overtime could be exceeded. Although we could
make a strong case in justifying our present rate of
consumption of overtime, I prefer that all of us endeavor
to reduce the need insofar as possible.
3. Attached for general information is a copy of a
recent overtime policy which was forwarded to Detachment
Commanders, both U.S. and Field Bases. In essence, the
guidelines contained therein should be used when appropriate
in minimizing overtime at the Headquarters' level.
4. Your concerted effort, consistent with maintaining
our present high level of operational effectiveness, is
requested.
Brigadier General, USAF
Director of Special Activities
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