(UNTITLED) [Memorandum For The Record]
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD:
12 September 19,5.2
1. Mr. Wolf, Deputy Director (Administration), and the undersigned
met with Mr. Lyle S. Garlock, Deputy Comptroller for Budget, Office of
Secretary of Defense, relative to the matter of CIA reimbursing the Depart-
ment of Defense for military personnel assigned to this Agency. Mr. Wolf
outlined the history and background of this subject from the point of view
of CIA. He pointed out that CIA's position is as follows:
a. CIA will reimburse Defense for general officers assigned to
b. CIA will reimburse for the services of any particular officer
requested by name.
c. CIA will reinburse for any officers on duty with the Agency
when promoted to general officer.
d. CIA will explore the possibility of reimbursement for all
officers who are assigned to duty in Washington.
e. CIA will request legislation which will exempt officers of
the Department of Defense assigned to this Agency from the provisions
of the Davis Amendment.
2. After a general discussion on reimbursement of military personnel
assigned to the Agency, Mr. Garlock expressed his personal views on this
subject which, if adopted, would require the Agency to reimburse for all
military personnel assigned to the Agency for strictly intelligence opera-
tions and the support thereof, and that the Department of Defense would
not require reimbursement for military personnel assigned to the Agency
for the purpose of carrying out the directives of the National Security
Council.
3. The undersigned was given the assignment of preparing a report
in two parts:
First, showing the number of military personnel and estima-
ting the cost of reimbursement for those assigned or to be
assigned to duty in Washington and those assigned or to be
assigned overseas.
Second, showing separately the number and estimated cost
of reimbursement for military personnel assigned or to be assigned
to intelligence activities and for OPC-type activities in Washing-
ton and abroad.
E. R. SAUNDERS
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18 August 1952
(DATE)
Mr. Wolf,
The following met with you and
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MEMORANDUM FOR: GENE L SMITH
1. The Davis Amendment referred to in the
attached (a) places a ceiling on the number of
officers at different grades in each Service;
(b) states that Military personnel assigned to
other agercies are exempt from this ceiling,
provided the Department of Defense is reimbursed
for their services.
provide that -D-I-A-vi=make ce
between i any as a General officer and
DCI.
since the National Security Act specifical
2. If you approve the request contained in
paragraph 4, I will have DD/A prepare an appropria
reply. It is to be noted that Gen. is
the only General officer who falls in this catego
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