WEEKLY SUMMARY REPORT

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CIA-RDP61-00017A000100110081-1
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RIPPUB
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S
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6
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December 9, 2016
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August 22, 2001
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81
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Publication Date: 
November 24, 1954
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MEMO
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Approved For Releaet 2001/08/30: Cl , -00017A000Q0110081-1 25X1F8c to DCI Director of Training CONFIDENTIAL Document No. NO -01/., C HANGE in 01, ss. Weekly Summary Repor -L"?' :_. &t .341 24 November 1954 1-1 I. Manpower requirements laid on the Office of Training for services beyond our normal staff and agent training functions have been steadily increasing for the past year. They have now reached hick may be summarized as follows: Approved For Release 2001/08/3 1-Y00M~ 0081-1 e!e which is substantially beyond the present capacity of OTR Ey in full. As of 19 November there were eight current re- Approved For Release 2001/08/30 : Cl T). w . preesent a unique two-week course *fully selected military staff officers predation of the capabilities, limitations a related to the employment of resistance sport of military operations. Twenty-Rear r been nominated by PD from the Joint *ychologicatl Warfare divisions of each of .ed Forces, the JCS Commanders' staffs and of the Commandants of the National and ua ,ty there eer. To time service of one senior in. but the planning, development of the materials ernent for participation by senior DD1F per- lleege.. The first offering will run zber 1954. We expect that this course a heavy commitment. outgrowth of the agreed activities are requested to develop and present to son Air Force officers a training program them to recruit, manage and control agents stine operations behalf of the Air program will be from six to nine weeks d Is to begin soon after i February 1955 provided near Washington, D. C., by the Air ?,rcee. it involves duplicating as much of Phase u as T SUSSWMAY PLANS D,' ci as pessibl* and parts of Phase TII and other courses, but with a staff especially assembled ughout 0Tp, for the purpose. A minim instructors will be required to carry on this program, with additional instructors from time to time, as necessary. This undertaking may necessitate our Suspending normal covert training of agents for several weeks. The requirement will recur until th Air Force is able to conduct its own training. Mz. C , =! CI F N TI4L Approved For Release 2001/08/30 : Cl r- f. P. - 0017A000100110081-1 Approved For Release 2001/08/30 :CIA-Re : 7A0001Q4 ~T' proposed program is being sent to DD/P Staff' and Division Chiefs Ur reevieew, comment, and a statement of estimated training re- equests from State: (1) a similar, though ely of planning and coordination since the bulk of 2~X1C8c 25X1A2g OT. currently is supporting this proje ofessional psychological services of the essment and Evaluation Staff {S hours per STATE D1 P4L UZXT: As a result of the success of the special CIA course for Foreign Service Cftcars selected from 1954 graduates of the National War Co l..ege, the Office of Training has received two shorter, course to be presented to Foreign Service Inspeee tor, during January 1955; (Z) a similar program for carefully selected d4sk officers in the Department, date not yet fixed. The burden upon OTR consists presentation will comae from senior personnel of DD/P. leychologist (40 hours per week). This proje w'eek), the Chief, Research Branch of the Assessment and Evaluation Staff (4 hours per week) and one Senior to time the services of additional professional personnel will be required for brief periods. ontinue indefinitely. It is anticipated that from time As an essential steep in preparation for meeting Agency area requirements, the Office of Training has developed a basic which can be given within the Agency. The program ruction on a country basis, and in substance con- basic area knowledge needed b country desk assignments within )JP or initial overseas assignments to a given country. r FY. 1956 and FT-1957. The results of this survey Approved For Release 2001/08/30: CIA-RD 7V000100110081-1 Approved For Releas&2001/08/30 : CIA n W TIAL 0017A0001Q110081-1 of 1)l?/P will provide the Office of Training with a firm basis for roquestftS approval to develop the necessary staff to put the program into effect. 25X1A9a 3. will vi t the Office of Tr y. seem or spect that eveni d.25XlA6b all the newt day. ,d Eighty-five Office of Tr r 47 S. 30 in the recent Corn, MATTHEW BAIRD cct l /P 40/t r woma* HTC:ep (11/24/54) I}i stribution: Orig, and 1 - Addressee 1 - DD/P 1-DD/I 1 - AD (Commo) 1 - DTR files 3 - C/PRS/TR Approved For Release 2001/08/30 : CIA-RDP61-00017AO001 00110081 -1 UNCLASSIFIED REST F Approved Ffi r (@&s6 ~ - b '~ 4L CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICIAL ROUTING SL TO IN 2 3 4 5 FROM INITIALS DATE 1 PlITY ! // 2 3 APPROVAL I] INFORMATION SIGNATURE ~l ACTION DIRECT REPLY I1 RETURN COMMENT C~ PREPARATION OF REPLY DISPATCH CONCURRENCE RECOMMENDATION F1 FILE Remarks: q t4 rte.-_, ed IEft3001 /~1t>~C f0A1 10 SEP1947 30-4 110081-1 16-48M-1 U. E. GOVERNMENT PRI G OFF]--f 'A-' ~ I / Approved For Release 2001/08/30 : CIA-RDP61-00017AO001 00110081 -1 -MEMORANDUM FOR: Gds CABELL Original to Mr. - for the DCI. 24+ November 1954 (DATE) FORM NO. II REPLACES FORM 10-101 1 AUG 54 WHICH MAY BE USED. Approved For Release 2001/08/30 : CIA-RDP61-00017AO001 00110081 -1