WEEKLY ACTIVITY REPORT #15

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CIA-RDP58-00039A000500010027-8
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RIPPUB
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S
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3
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December 19, 2016
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September 29, 2005
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27
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Publication Date: 
April 13, 1956
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MEMO
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.STANDARD FORM ppgwedf'A X29 CIA-RD 58-00039A000500 0027-8 25X1 Office MeAnW u%YG ? UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO Director of Training FROM Chief, Plans & Policy Staff Weekly Activity Report #15 DATE: 13 April 1956 I. SIGNIFICANT ITE : None I I. ` i III 1. This Staff is reviewing the status of Agency regulations that pertain to OTR. The objective of this review is to determine: a. what regulations currently in effect require revision; and b. what regulations are needed to establish and clarify the activities of CTR as they effect other com- ponents of the Agency. 2. Following a review of the 1..ddle East War Plan, a meeting was held with NEA War Planners; and an outline of a train- ing annex was discussed with them in detail. On the basis of known requirements for direct support to military opera- tions, this Staff will undertake the preparation of a train- ing annex for the NEA War Plan for review and comment by PPC-Did/P and the Middle East Planning Group. are Headquarters to tectual og material 3. Final changes of Courses the issuances of the OTR Catalog into PPS on 16 April 1956. hot war 4. The cold war plan for TSS-DD/P and plan were received and reviewed by this Staff. Comments were forwarded to the Special Flaming Assistant to the DD/S. 5. FY 1957 and FY 1958 Programs for NEA Division and PP Staff were reviewed by this Staff and comments forwarded to the ;Special Planning Assistant to the DD/S. 6. During the reporting period the WH and a Divisions FY 1957 and FY 1958 Programs have been received by this Staff and will be reviewed for training implications. Comments are due on or before 25 April 1956. 25X1 Approval was received from C/OPS-DD/P to showl __J 25X1 to the combined reserve units on 23 April 1956. A concurrent request for downgrading of this film from TOP SECRET to SECRET was also submitted to C/OPS-DD/P and the Director of Security. 2V A- Approved For Release 2005/11/29: CIA9 25X1 25X1 Appro ed FXQUID P -RDP58-00039A000500'b027-8 8. New Building Planning, A survey of equipment re uire- ments is to be submitted by 30 April. will prepare information and coordinate with the School Chiefs as on past surveys. Classroom requirements will be reviewed by the Logistics Building Staff during the next week, 9. This Staff completed drafts of proposed regulation No, subject, "language Training: Development of Foreign language Skills,'R and "Language Training: Foreign Language Incentive Awards." Copies were furnished to the Office of the General Counsel; Chief, II Chief, Regulations Control Staff; the Deputy Director of Personnel for Planning and Program- ming; and the ADTR. The General Counsel will have his recommendations on the draft regulations completed by 16 April 1956. 10. This Staff completed the first monthly report required by the DD/S on the status of the Foreign Language Development Program of the Agency. DD/S requested these reports to be made until further notice. 25X1 11. C/PPS and I visited the headquarters of the Director of Intelligence, U. S. Air Force, to discuss USAF contributions to Studies in Intelligence. 25X1 Il agreed to the inclusion in the third issue of u "get ac ainted" session with the new chairman, his comments on "Capabilities." It was further agreed that this Staff would provide the Director of Intelligence, USAF, with a statement for circulation throughout his office inviting members of his staff to submit articles for publication. 12. C/PPS and DC/PPS attended a meeting of the Clandestine Services Planning Board (Support Committee) which was a 25X1 means of improving the manner in which support planning and operations planning can be coordinated. Chief, PPS, sug- gested that inasmuch as the responsibility for support plan- ning within each division was assigned to the administrative officers, that each administrative officer be invited to a joint session with the CSPB (Support Committee) to discuss mutual problems. It was generally agreed that the opera- tional plans reviewed to date failed to indicate considerations of support beyond numbers of people and dollar amounts. The Committee was unanimous in its view that the date revealed The chairman indicated an interest in ways and I 3T Approved For Release 2005/11/IMW58-00039A000500010027-8 25X1 25X1 25X1 25X1 Approvedor ReleaseQQ/, 1150 8 ~ , u by the operationalplans in their present form is inadequate to permit a firm statement that the support elements would be able to provide necessary assistance in carrying out these programs. III. P.IRSONNEL ITEM: None 25X1 trignrg n f 1'.."s Approved For Release 2005/11/29{i-Q iftt00500010027-8