NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE AUTHORITY DIRECTIVES NOS. 1, 2, 4, 5,6,7,9, AND 11 FEBRUARY 1946-SEPTEMBER 1947

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8 February l9~46
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'urauant to the attached letter from the ttresi.:ent, dated
22 January 19h6, designating the undersipiod as the
Intelligence 'uthority, you are hereby direcs
e vional
mission, as j'irector of ventral Intelligence, in accord?inca with
the following policies and 'oceduresz
1. fhe :Central Intelli ense Group shall be considered,
d wind operated as a cooperative interde'aarteeental
activity j with adequate and . sga.ite ,le psrtioipatton by the :state,
gar nci Navy Dep nts and, as recos ended by you and approved
by us, other Federal depart nts and agencies. The f rvV Ur
Forges will te represented on a basis eisdAer to that of the
;r sty end the :`attvy.
2. The ventral Intelligence roap will furnish strategic
national policy intell.i encs to the breeident and the State,
4aar and ';avy part tents, and, as appropriate, to the etate-Y r- 'svy
.:oordinsting ""'o ittee, the Joint L;hjofs of Staff, and other
governmental departments and agencies having strategic and policy
functions related to the national se4urittr.
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3. -t=ne co ,,position of the Intelligence civisory Board will
be flexible and will depend, in each .rat-:nce, upon the subject
ttfr under consideration.
Special A gist int to the
it* e
c'-`za tf r of State in charge of aeeearch and lntelligf'nce, the
start :beet' of }tet'f -2, i 3,is the Chief of =oval intelli-
gence and the Assistnt ,hi.ef of Air ftatf, Intelli,,:ence (or
they_r represent w.i.v s) will Ie ,"ermanent gibers. You will
Invite the head (or h:.s repres :nt )t-ive) of any other i.i tee
::rvinor functions elated to the national security to it
as a raent: -fir on all a tter?s within the province
uco ndatione, prior to submission to this f uthority,
will be referred to the Board for concurrence or comment. any
C71, - ion which you and the Intelligence Advisory board ap-
'rove un,,7ni tously a rdd have the existing authority to execute may
be ; ut into effect without action by this Authority. If arW
ebar the Foard doss not concur, 3 will submit to this
Authority the batsia for his non-concurrence at the same time
that you submit your recommendation.
he :eco endstions approved by this Authority will, where
ap -licable, ;--overn the intallijenos activities of the separate
departments re?aresented herein. The members of the Intelligence
Advisory board will each be responsible for ensuring that approved
racoendations are executed within their respective departments.
5. You will eut4'iit to this Authority as soon as prnccticable p,
proposal for the or,anisation of the Central 2 nt:~lligenee
and an esti>wate of the ereonnel and funds renuired from each
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department by this Croup for the balance of this fiscal year
and for the next fiscal ye . ach thereaft r .rior to
the preparation of departmental b t$, you will aubmit a
or the following fiscal year. As approved by
bin the liiaits of available approprietione,
the neceaa yt funds and personnel wi21 be mode avails le to
you and t s` appropriate department
ntelli?+etnce Advisory board. You
c lu liVtca U Ons of ,.-,,ersonnel and the adequacy.
of ineivi?;ur l crarc c .4c ersonnel assigned to you will 1-le
under your operational and adrsinistrative control, subject only
to necessary personnel procedures in each department.
6. The 'antral Intelligence Group will utilize all available
intt lligence in ,ruilucin str iteiie ar4 national iollcy intel-
lL ence. All Intelligence reports prepared by the ientrai Intel-
ligence rou will note any substantial dissent by a participating
intelligence agency.
7. As required in the performance of your authorized mission,
there will be made available to you or your authorized represen-
tatives all necessary facilities, intelligence and information
in the possession of our respective departments. Arrangements
to carry this out will be made with members of the Intelligence
".dviiory rioard. :.onveraaly, all facilities of the Control
Intelligence Troup and cli in :elligeenoe prepared by it will be
:ride available -to us end, through arrangements agreed between
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you and the a abe"rs o' the Intelligence Advisory Board, sut j ct
to * authorized ree:trictions, to our respect;gat dopprtments.
The operations of the int-lltgenoe tac of our
departaaents will be open to inspection Ly you or your c-u'hori7ed
representatives in connection with your :Manning functions, under
?rrangearents r. -reed to bctwoon you and thr? respective
of the Intm;.li=mince A-4viaory ord.
cr. ' ou are authorised to request of other Federal ; e partments
and anc es any information or assistance required by you in
the performance of your authorized mission.
10. You will be responsible for furnishing, from the :.crsonnel
of the aentre1 Intellience Croup, a Secretariat for this
t ority, with the. functions of pre aerin
reviewiu end
circru14tina :,riHers for consideration, attenein;, all meeting
keeping and ~ biishing xtnute:, initiatin >nd revAewtn, the
t ler ente tion of decisions, and ,erforgin-7 other necessary
;.ecretgrv of state
5eeretar,! of .? r
Secretary of the Navy
aonal ,4 presentative
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8 February l91.6
NATIOVL II QENCE t'-U`t'HUitITY
N.I.A. DIRECTIVE. O. 2
a, U NCTIO NS OF THECENTRAL 11r7 LTG . W" ,-, (1-R UP
Tentative
Referencest A. The 'resldent'e letter of 22 January 1946,
est^O'lishin_~ the National Intelligence .'authority.
1. t-Iursuant to the 'resident's letter of 22 t;aauary 1946,
designating the undersi-ned as .he National intelligence A.uthority,
the Central Intelligence ?:oup is hereby constituted and will te
activated this date by the Director of Central Intelligence. In
accordance with personnel authorizations approved by this Jut!-iority,
the Departments of state, Jar, and the Navy will assign jersonnel
to the Central Intelligence Group, and make reliefs and replacements,
upon the Director's requisition. The aproved initial persomiel
authorization is enclosed (Appendix
2. The i,!itial =authorization provides the minimum Personnel
necessary for the tasks of orgga.nizing, surveying pressing; prob-
legs, and meeting initial requirements. As soon as practicable
the .dire ator will sui?rmit his recommendations for augmentation
of the Group.
3. Initial principal offices anti sub-divisions shall be as
shown on the chuty.
Administr. Live Section - This Section will perform all
necessary adrainist,rative and security functions of the Ircup,
and will provide the Secretariat for the National Intelligence
x?uthority.
c. Central :reports -staff - This Staff will a>?sist the
Director in rceo ;:ii:zhar< the correlation end evaluation of
intelligence gelatin; to the national security and it accom-
plishin ; tip;_;ror riat e disseminatior, within the :overr,ment of
the r?ultin; strate ,ic and national policy intelligence.
d. Central ~`lInning Staff - This staff will assist the
Director in planning for the coordination of intellience
activities related to the national security, and in preparing
recommendations re ,ardin=; the establishment of such ovLr-all
policies and objectives as will a sure the most effective
accomplishment of the national intelligence mission.
e. Central Intelligence Services - The Central Intelligence
Services shall be such operating agencies as may hereafter
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be estaLlished upon . rproval of this ;,uthority under the pro-
visions of para rah 3c of the 'resident's r'ir:-ctive of
22 dreary.
:. Initial Taskce. Th+ Director of '.a'entral Intelligence will
Ave first priority to the followin,, tasks:
rcxxluetioi of dC i1; ena varies cortalnir - factual, state-
r,ie_ntc of the -J. n * f * c.- nt developments in the field of intel ,t-
nce rna uiis related to the nc:' Tonal security and to
fGxf: n events for the use of the 'res` '?ent, tag members of
t?ii..n, `uth city, and a.-. itionel distribution shown in
lppndix 11 :rr.
b. a survey of exist.{ r.;, fa cil.ities for collection
of fore! n intc:lli once infor.nrtion, Gnivl subrission of appropri-
ate Y CU'1 :`wI`de L o n.
Secretary of 11,.ttte Secretary of War
5eereterd of the Navy ersonp. 1 representative
of the President
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2 April 1946
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X or Lit uIZ : IO OF 1` HE ,. + ' >G @ c Y" ; t C s' Lx ' 1'
fererces s e. The-_ ecutive ,?r r of SepUm ;er
1945, subject: "Termination of the
Office of Straate4c Services end
Disposition of Its Functions"
b, C.I.G. Directive No. 1
'urauant to pars ra ;h 1 of the letter from the ;"resident
dated 22 ? aruar l916 which. deeign ted this 1,uthority as re-
sponsible for planning, developing ene coordinatin,; tile Federal
foreign intelligence Activities so a. to a t-c;ure ".lie most wrf6letive
accos*apii.Sht ent of the intelligence a?si_aai.on related to the na-
tionel security, the following policies and procedures relating
to the liquidation of the Strste is 'vrvicr ; Unit (1.,"Ll) are
announcedz
1. The .nationel interest d ? a ^d=:c that the complete liqui-
dation of .`W shell not be aaco ij 1 zshed until it is deter-
dined which of its ffunztione and ectivitles are required for
the Permanent Pederel foreign intelligence grogram, and should
therefore be transferred to the ntr nee AiAhority (11 Fed. save. 1317,
1339, February 5, 1914) shall cease to exist; and
(2) the p< reonnol, property, and records of the ~;entral
Intelligence Ct?op arc transforrod to the Central
ante li-7 .ia~eQ
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SECRET
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Agency, and such Group shall cease to exist, Any unexpended
baian es of ap:sronriations, allocations,, or other funds available
or authorized to be rude a i gble fpr , such rrouu shall be
authorized to be made available in like manner for expenditure by
the Agency.
From Public L 'w 253 (National Security Act of 1947), 26 July 1911.
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Public Law 110 - 81st Congress
Chapter 227 - 1st Session
HR 2663
AN ACT
20 June 1949
(See Orig. Manuscript)
Public Law 53 - 82nd Congress
Chapter 151 - 1st Session
S. 927
AN ACT 26 June 1951
(See Orig. Manuscript)
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12 Deceriber ly1a7
:!ursuent to the provisions of Section 102 of the ational
;c curity Act of 1947s and for the purposes enuncia tod h.n para-
graphs (c) and (e) thea'eof, the Nation. Security Council
by authorizes and directs that$
1. To maintain the relationship essential to coordi-
nation between the Central Intelligence Agency and the
intelligence organizations, an Intelligence Advisory Com-
mittee consisting of the reapeetiee intelligence chief
from the Deranr traenta of Mate, Army, Navy, and .!it Force,
arid f roa the joint Staff (? 5 ), and the Atomic . ner =dom-
rnieeion, or their representatives, stall be establiehad to
a< vise the Director of Control Intelli g nce. The Lirector
of :ventral 1 ntelliwence will invite the chief, or his repre-
sentative, of any other intolligence Agensoy having functions
related to the national security to nit with the Intelligence
Advisory- ors ittee whenever %atters within the purview of
his .! cency are to be discussed.
2. To the extent authorized by section 102 (e) of the
National 6ecurity "ct of 1947; the E4.r ctor of :ventral Intel-
li:G,ence, or representatives desi., seated by him, by arrange-
ment with the head of the department or aency concerned,
shell 7wke such surve-js and inspections of dept-rtalental
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intcll~ :ic h 1: 4 i z 'r f 12w, various edere3I
n V. ys.:.`? 14142 tirh to he n&t A'.,,n4A+. secui.itt~^ S'$ 1$ R de e{~
4
tic~:a With his duty to %, vVise thi .
.J.nt19 of t^e `irector of "nntrnl
r_* 1 tt; nce ail ~ wt-Pr >; ~rsw c 3.r: the JIqP*4rr.,-Il
t` C tsur c?-ls, issue as 'Dane' : Tires
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in a tar Of ntra1 rtf111 noe. The r? . -tiv e j..
tel li~,~.. nce c, .efts ill be res, on3i1:le t`cr a.:.; ri yg
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ctor of
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ac. t.rg ~ , r 1 '1eouri t,, n
tli~ ;rope v4 by
... ; }?(,. +.-w-;. ena Gr . '-. r.L C+; g.tl0.' x:i 4 J'~ C o yc ur io,iCs
;shall be !,-,sue(-! i- " ,he ::1r `ctor of `entrrl iti: it nce,
id ehidl b{ i ,'.': enteci wathln the '., ,a -t; entr? t nd
-Pncie As ,rovided I.n b. ':k" her cli^?t e_
: 4iwo--:r the "Ir r-tor 'entrgl 7xitc, 1 j
sr ne( , ; ,tl O ' ~Kcz' r~her 'U ' n+~.7 t c .r, .nee ?.' r?-
e #51 it nt inters,ats;
oltticel, ~ultursl,
Sociological Zn*el2ince.."+a a~.rt=crzt of rtatr
eilit.xry Intelligence... r ? r...Ekpart-anent of the s`'
l'?'.evel IntellI.Z.-Mce........... *`;~trt:7emt of the Navy
Aid !'-e,n3rt`?lent of the lir Force
corov?ic, cienti fi.a, and each ti.-ency in -cord-
I'chnolc;,:-icrl snee with its resp;ec-
rat4:# l i noe. ? ... .. r .... t ve needs
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4 Ab Akx 4.
!) c0 r 12, 1947
'S ; S'.i.?_A iti~i[ r'? ?(J:sfcr- ,4Amat,1'a'`.: m,
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-`c ANTI PADIO W~UMT~~Jfjon
pursuant to the provisions of ::section 102 of the stational .security
Act of 19hh7, an' for or the purposes enunciated in paragraphs (r.) and (e)
thereof, the 'atirrna1, :"ecurtty Council hereby akuthoriaes ..irects
that:
1. The '?irector of Central intelligence shall conduct
all Federal monitoring of foreign propaganda and press broadcasts
rec aired for the collection of intelligence inforeetio
the needs of all fepartments end mica in connection with the
National Security.
2. The nirector of Central tntelit .nce shall disseminate
such .intelligence information to the various DApartments anti Agencies
which .have nn authorised interest therein.
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V{ursusnt to the o
tien 102 of the National.Secexrity
Act of 19h7, for the ptarposs a nciste1 in raara"ranhs. (d) and (e)
thereof, the $ational Security Council hereby authorize -z: directs
that:
1. The Central Intelligence Agency shal oe responsible ' for
xi,. vitsction,, oa a highly selective basis, within the United
co
and in'?ividamis
2. 1'0 .t l
Agency shells
a. 4 etermine the foreign intelligence potential of
sources so that the best available may be selected expeedi-
t1c~T~t ? for exploitation upon the receipt of collection
r?armost x from the intel
e agencies, or this purpose,
rI' will v"*tnta n a central index of non- overrwental. sources
in the United States.
b. `1.stablish unifore procedures and stamJnr
security clearance Of all contacts in this field, and
arran-e for such cle sncCs.
C.
other non-goxerLL -,ntai o 7anizationn
as of foreign intelligence information.
is + ndertakin , the (:antral rowel im=.,ence
bush zanifore procedures to
interests of organizations and i;
not be jeopardized.
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d. collect through the ostablish nt of field offices
vitin the United "States, ?oreir?n intelligence information
r ..;? in the interests of the national security or by the
s.? ., u l 3, me igence agencies.
asi:rtee, under
the chairmanship of ' t1 Central Intelligence Agency, to Meet
periodical i y to consider mutual problems and interests in
con~}ection with this program.
1. Further to irpplesent this undertaking, the National Security
'aesources w"o-ard and the components of the Military ~Atabllshrontv
other t?!sn V he cor,vnenta "presented on the !AC, shall furnish
nosasible, all foreign
intell i *er ce infnrnation which is received as a by-product of their
rtorma3 relationship with business concerns a and other non-
governmental ormlantsatio=os and individuals in the Unit-ad ' tasatss,
in connection with non-intelligence activities.
5. Nothing in this prograr shall be interpreted to affect
the established relationship of the ,reparta:ents a Agencies with
business concerns, other non-governmental organisations, and
individuals in the 11nited5tatea for purposes other than the
affect the nor>^rei interchange of documents between libraries of the
departmentnt ar-t other libraries
-projects wit'-, in?iivtduals or awn-govermental institutions.
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16 January 19119 ;~ r s
0 .FcilON OF SUI M1FIC Mn
1. :wince Previous dirt i b_i.made no specific provision for
sunplying "scientific" and "techna1Ogical" information other than
th~it required by each I.tC agency for its own use, it is, accordingly,
determined that, in furtherance of the cooperative policies and
pros murex enunciated in Ho. 2 end s ,p' supplements thereto.,
and pursuant, to the rovisions of Section 102{d } of the national
Security ct of 1547 and for the pose of providing the U. .
Government a=rt its agencies with the ientific and technolo4ical
information roquiryd from foreign areas in the interests of national
security:
a. ThepcIrtment of State shall have primary responsibility
for the collection abroad for all government agencies of
inforriation in the basic sciences. The t?epartment of State
will nlao collect information in such additional scientific
and technical fields as is necessary to meet the require-
ments of government agencies other than the :apartment of
Defense and, when requested, requirements of the Department
of *'ense, utilizing whenever preetieable the facilities
of the i.epartment of State for collection in the basic
sciences. Close collaboration and consultation will be
aaintr.'ined between all scientific representatives at U.S.
missions abroad so that all scientific requirements can
be satisfied with minissa.m duplication and maximum utili-
zation of personnel. The scientific representatives. of
the epart:aent of State shall be available to servo as
scientific consultants to the military representatives.
b. The irector of Central Intelligence, in collaboration
with pertinent agencies, ;hall determine those countries
which have informational potential in fields of basic and
applied sciences, as related to the national security.
c. !or the purpose of inducing exchanges with foreign
countries, the Lepartaent of Defense shall provide the
Lepartment of State with available unclassified informa-
tion pertaining to the basic sciences.
d. in order to provide for the collection of the data
which is the responsibility of the i:epartment of States
the Department of State shall take appropriate measures
to obtain the necessary funds from the Congress or from
the agencies served,, other than the r:epartment of D efenee,
and will appoint, as practicable, specially qualified scien-
tific and technical personnel to selected United States
'issions for this collection responsibility.
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e. In order to provide for the collection.of the data
Which is the responsibility of the , epartnent of !'efenso,
t rt' ent: of the Army, the y anc the fir Forcer
st*ll take appropriate neasurei tom -obtain the necessary
funds from the Congress and wj *sign as practicable,
specially qualified scieutif a d technical personnel to
the staffs of their respective attaches at such United
States 4issione as may be required for this 'collection
responsibility,
f. The :-apartment of State shall call upon agencies of the
government which require scientific or technological infor-
mation for advice. and assistsrme as may be necessary in
connection with the repair nts of this directive.
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September 23, 1953
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTIVE NO. 16
FOREIGN LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONS
(Approved 3/7/533 CONF'I NTIAL)
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 102 of the National Security
Act of 19147, as amended, and for the purposes enunciated in paragraphs
(d) and (e) thereof, the National Security Council hereby authorizes and
directs that:
1. The Director of Central Intelligence shall insure the coordina-
tion of the procurement of foreign language publications for intelligence
purposes, it being understood that captured documents are excepted from
this provision.
2. The Director of Central Intelligence shall provide? as a primary
responsibility, for the following services to the IAC agencies,
as Preparing and disseminating English language excerpts,
summaries, abstracts, and compilations from foreign language pub.
lications.
b. ?'Developing and maintaining indexes, accession lists, and
reference services regarding foreign language publications of
intelligence interest.
3? The Director of Central Intelligence shall insure the coordina-
tion of the above activities, as well as the coordination of translation
services, with similar activities maintained by the intelligence agencies
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in accordance with their needs; ouch coordination shall not prejudice
the maintenance of facilities necessary to meet departmental demands.
4. The intelliqeenee agencies of the Cxovernment shall grant to the
Director of Central Intelligence, upon request, access to foreign lanquDge
publications in their possession.
5. An Advisory Comr-tittee on Foreign Language Publications shall be
established to assist the Director of Central Intelligence in the imple-
mentation of this directive. It shall be composed of the IAC agencies
and other agencies of the 0overrment wU,i be invited to sit with the
Committee on matters which concern them.
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28 October 1949
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SCIE IFIC IBT: i 13,M _F.
Pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 3 of IT No. 3, and in
order to achieve coordination in the production of scientific intelli-
gence, now unallocated under CIj No. 3#a per`innent inti-rdepart.aental
scientific Intelligence Co,a' ittee to kept established to )Ian, support
and coordinate the production of scisq if+jc intelligence as it affects
the national security.
1. his L.cientific Intelligence Committee shall act under
the ?hair aanshi p of a representative of Cl; and shall be cc.:aposed
of desi4nated representatives from CIA (Chair san), epart~eent of
State, Department of the Arty, Department of the ..' vy, ?epvrt ent
of their Force, and !tonic Energy Commission, and such other ad
hoc members as may be determined necessary by the regular comaittee
members. In order to maintain; continuity and stability, each de-
partment and agency mentioned *Bwve will designate a regular
member and, if desired, an alt ate by transmitting names and
titles to the Director of Central Intelligence. This action will
not preclude the attonditnce at committee meetings of such additional
persons as may be technioall,y and otherwise qualified to discuss
a particular subject under consideration by the committee.
2. The Scientific Intelligence Committee will establish its
methods of procedure.
3. The Scientific intelligence Committee will meet on matters
pertaining to scientific intelligence:
a. to determine the scientific fields in which intelli-
gence effort is required;
b. to establish, on the basis of need, ad hoc and perma-
nent interdepartmental working committees in specific sub-
divisions of scientific intelligence to ensure adequate coverage
of the field,
co to establish appropriate frames of reference for each
working committee;
d. to resolve differences arising between or within working
committees regarding priorities for production and other perti-
nent matters.
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4. The working ooa 1tteseelee,, established by the Scientific
Intelligence ~o uiittee am.Min; under its overall juris-
diction, will have, ors thej ecific fields of scientific
intelligence, the follo;ai.ng basic responsibilities, and such
others as may be deemed necessary by the Scientific Intelli-
gence Qoxtr ittee:
a. formulation of national requirements;
::. Xeparatit of jnterdepart ental production Plans
with fullest coverage-of this field, -uided by the prin-
ciple of nvoiding unnecessary duplication and overlap;
C. evaluation of the adequacy of collection acti-
vities with the object of achieving fullest coordination
to meet national requireree in accordance with
, SCIfds Nov. 2 and 10;
d. allocation, by agreement of the lAG agencies,
of responsibilities for production by the various
participating agencies;
e. informing of the interested agencies of work
in progress;
f. maintenance of the fullest exchange of avail-
able information;
g. Preparation of coordinated reports, showing IAC
concurrence or non-concurrence, which present the best
available intelligence.
5. The Chairman of the Sei stific :intelligence Committee
will become the coordinator for Chapter VII of the National
Intelligence Survey.
6. Liaison will be established with the ifesearch and
development oard to ascertain its requirements and plan
appropriate means for their resolution.
7. Any problem which cannot be resolved satisfactorily
by the Scientific Intelligence Committee will be referred,
with appropriate recommendations, to the DCI for consideration
by the Intelligence Advisory Co itteee.
R. H. Hillenkoetter
Pear Admiral, US%
:Director of .:antral
intelligence
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ant to the provisions of NSCII No. 3, and for the pur-
polo of str ngthcnin the over-all governmental intel.li. ence struc-
ture for the roductiosl of scientific and technical inte113 ence,
the following poll Qies and operating procedures are hereby established,
1. 'olieies
in discharging allocated responsibilities and effecting
iuteg;ration of intelligence, the interested departments ancd
a envies will apply the following basic principles:
a. No complete separation of areas of interest is
possible or necessarily desirable in scientific and
technical intelligence activities.
b. Full and free interchange of all intelligence
information and finished intelligence between all
agencies concerned is essential.
a. No one agency is considered to be the final
authority in any field; conclusions may be questioned
by other I .C agencies and dissents recorded,
d. Any agency may make such studies as it believes
necessary to supplement intelligence obtained from other
agencies in order to fulfill its agency functions, but
such studies should not normally be disseminated outside
the producing agency without advance consultation with
the agency having primary responsibility for the subject-
matter involved.
ea In agency charged with primary responsibility
in a particular field will develop special competence
in that field and will normally carry out all or most
of the reaenreh in that field.
f. =sch intelligence agency will endeavor to coor-
dinate the intelligence activities of its Technical,.
services and its other facilities having intelligence
production capabilities, with the work of the I"C
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intelligence agenies and to make available to those
agencies the intelllg to pt ceed by such services
and facilities.
?rocerin res s
a0 telineeation of Dominant I*terests. The .;e;neral field
of scientific and ec caal A" once ;. roduc oil is ssIs-
divided into three basic major a eas, and allocation of
mart' prdda ction responsibilities therein is made as follows*
(1) intslligene9 on all wee;;ons, weapons systems,
military equipment and techniques, plus intelligence on
pertinent research a .development leading to near sai.li-
tary material and teahniqueia primary production respon-
sibility of the -epartments a the Apartment of 1'efenze,
as exeem~rlified in '.nnex ,,