SPECIAL REPORT OF THE NIS COMMITTEE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP78-05597A000200020082-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: August 5, 1998
• Sequence Number: 82
• Publication Date: January 16, 1951
• Content Type: NIS

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capabilities within the CIA aid the IBC Agen i s. This is ixedieatsd in the
following table acid seta the eaepletim of the primary regvtre is by the
end of ftseal yw*r 1954. There will also be needed additional oapabilitise
for the maintenanoe of publiM rd ES.
the basis of a tenably attainable augmentation of N Production
Ccu ittar thererfore agrees that an Intermediate target data should be set
Present authorised
level of produatim
!valent
1949
1950
10
(
1951
18
1952
12
30
1953
15
45
1954
15
60
in order to a0bisvo the foregoing NIS p otion set+edui., it will
to bed ld up a tent staff in each agew aotua12 eapablo
on at the begin of the fiscal years involved. To do
r more authorisation. It needs the assignment of a
priority for the NIS Progr in each agate suratO with its inport aIaOS
etef sut "ieient to ernes the acquisition of this staff both through now
,rte real.i: nt of agency capabiltiss, Ys cover, thsr+r
Sat imoreased collecticn effort to fill the serious gaps
keep the basic intelligones up to date. The XIS
IS on an SCS high priority
a ma#.nte bwds by 30 June 1954.;
11, that the Intelligence Agencriaes assign to the NIS Program
a degree of priority cthioh will ena-ure the smeary` attai.rmant of
production and matr$tenanee capabilities for this task; and
.q, that the collection of f requ,-rmento on hi..f priority
ue be afforded the nooesee iner+eased support.
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