WEEKLY REPORT #12: THE DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE SCHOOL (DIS) 1 JUNE - 4 JUNE 1965

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• Publication Date: June 7, 1965
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7 June 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Training
SUBJECT: Weekly Report #12: The Defense Intelligence School (DIS)
1 June - 4 June 1965
1. The pilot class of the Advanced Intelligence Course was graduated
on Friday. Until the individual critiques and recommendations from
student work-groups have been evaluated and acted upon, one cannot
anticipate too much about the direction of change in the course. I've
picked up enough to date to know (1) that the course will still be
offered two times in the next fiscal year; (2) that six representatives
from non-DOD agencies will be sought for each class, of which two,
possibly three, slots are expected to be filled by CIA students; and
(3) that the course as revised probably will be in the 12-15 weeks' range.
25X1A 2. appeared on Thursday morning for a three-hour
presentation on Observation and Sketching to the Attache class. Flexi-
bility was the keynote, to permit viewing of the Gemini take-off.
3. The OCR offer of aid in improving the DIS classified library
system reached the practical stage when spent a half-day
reviewing the set-up. Next week the new librarian will visit Dee and be
introduced to the Agency library system. Arrangements are also being
made by Dee to have the two enlisted men on library duty see the CIA
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4. We have been told that the civilian Analyst Course, yet to run
with its first class of 25-30 recent college graduates, will be here-
after expanded to include some civilians already on duty with DIA.
Plans call for two classes of 50 students per year, with the increase in
capacity effective with the January 1966 class.
5. On Wednesday and Thursday, I will be in Baltimore visiting
industrial sites with members of the Attache class and faculty. I'll
return in time to watch my daughter be presented with a $2,500 check.
(This is the amount of the International Soroptomist Award, mentioned
to DTR by Ben, won by Ellen for citizenship and service to community.)
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