ORGANIZATION AND DELINEATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES PROJECT OILSTONE

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CIA-RDP62B00844R000200190009-4
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September 27, 2004
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July 29, 1955
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REGULATION
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Approved For Release 2004/12/15 C#A=RDP62B00844R000200190009-4 29 July 1955 ORGANIZATION AND DELINEATION OF RESPONSIBILITIES PROJECT OILSTONE Director of CIA - Chief of Staff, USAF: The primary responsibility at this level shalt be the formation of broad policy, determine the implications of the project's operation on national and international policy, and to make recommendation* to higher authority accordingly. Further, it shalt be their joint responsibility to resolve differences that may arise at lower staff and operating levels. 2. CIA Project Director - Air Force Project Director: The primary reepousibility* at this level shalt be the development and execution of all activities concerning the project within their own organiaaa.t1 onss the free exchange of information; the detailed planning within their own organizations; the resolution of differences that may arise at tower echelons; and to report progress and make recta menda- r respective chiefs. 3. Elements of Organization: Subject to policy guidance to be developed and furnished as indicated above, the functions of the several elements engaged in the conduct of operations will be as follows: nt Project Headquarters will be responsible for any continued research and dev o topmont, operational planning, and the direction and control of final phase operations.. (Final phase operations are those involving actual overflights.) b. The Air Force, employing selected officers in the Air Staff, shalt be responsible for implementing plans approved by the CIA Project Director and by the Air Force Project Director in the name of the Chief of Staff, USAF. Generally. this function wilt be to arrange Force support of project activities which can appropriately be furnished through staff channels or by commands other than the Strategic Air Command. Appropriate Directors of the Air Staff will designate points of contact within their offices, Officers so designated wilt assist the Task Force as required. C. All military personnel assigned for full-time duty to the project for duty under CIA direction on permanent status shalt be carried on the rolls of a newly activated support squadron in accordance with current procedures. The Air Force Deputy to the CIA Project Director Will command this administrative squadron. USAF review(s) completed. Approved For Release; 2004112/1-5-. -04A-RDP62 B00844R000201fJ Cy 2 A 4 Approved, For Release 411 Z/1 RDP62B44R000200190009-4 d. Commandaer, SAC. will be assigned primary responsib for providing and coordinating Air Force support of the Project. No form a now subordinate headquarters which will be manned by him from resources available to him. Requirements for certain types of personnel and equipment not under his control will be stated to Headquarters,. USAF (thee Air Force Project Officer) and will be met from other resources as stated in paragraph 3b above. phase of the Project, now well s been research and dovele merit, .recur or anization of the ointProject Headquarters, the construction and act of test and training base, the initial testing of ec , am.nt. and operational b. The second Phase. which is expected to b will be devoted training, the shako-do or rseas. P h^** U activities terminate equipment are operationally ready. mid-autumn 1956, deployment crews and s 1 The Project Director shall hay, control of Phase I activities raring and recruiting Of pers.- in der his contro The Air upport which will be a matter for coordination with all Air Force 6. Phase A special facility to be as the finatl training of personnel has already U* that Phase U activities will be carried on maim a e testing of eq sipmen od. It is a nticipatod base. a. Comnuad. SAC, will ass (or approve the assignment o officers to direct aril s orvise the tr^iniall of operational wits (referred to in para rra h 7a bee ow and to satis themselves as to the state of readiness TS-142..557 IA Approved For Release 2064/12/15 DP62B00844R00( WOJW -4.j Approved For Release 2O04Pf211 CIA-RDP62B00844R000200190009-4 c. thwing P; the scale deploymen headquarters to be org mat line of command on matters concerning Air Force support, and the mechanics of Commander, SAC and the /seb-u!7 subordinate capability contemplated in be in progress simultaneously ,Each unit Will include Air Force her to be agreed upon. Operational units will pass to full Yo1 01 We Jit Pj Hd onroecteaquuarters in Phase M. b. Corder. SAC. will establish overseas units controlled by supporting functions as required by the Project Headquarters and agreed b C ommander. 2% AC. or Chief of Staff, u "r, Each such operational _ De dependt it en upons corresponding. Air Force support omit. c. In Phase M. the final decision as to execution and -. __ actual overflight missions shall root with the Project Director subject to such guidance as he may receive from higher authority. The line of command - hall be direct btil eween Operatona waits and the Project Director. APPROVED FOR USA?: APPROVED FOR CIA.- `4 F m = 3 Approved For Release 4$ AI4A-RDP62B00844R000200190009-4 TS-142557/A CV ? of 4 Approved For Release 2004/12/15 : CIA-RDP62B00844R000200190009-4 MEMORANDUM FOR: Genexal Ss Gowend Zwe is Nsts as. my s trtia . for sow. Leo in wwd#ug to pow draft papas. Tb. main tb ing e I ba w. meads bao been to orpwstt the daft ittms of pbssas this tbt body of tit pops wrbb, I ll tttr makes it s owbst cl purse. The mu+doar- lin d U&Svfts is nom; tit sd k io not msldoslinM an tak. #soa vow 2$ J47 draft. a sd M. ft (DATE) FI 101 ACMEASY Approved For Release 2004/12/15 : CIA-RDP62B00844R000200190009-4