SPECIAL OVERSEAS ORIENTATION SCHEDULE

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP79-01590A000300040003-7
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: U
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: November 16, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 6, 2000
• Sequence Number: 3
• Content Type: AG

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Special Overseas Orientation Schedule
lA07 Headquarters
General
The purpose of this two day training program is to sensitize participants
and their dependent spouses to the need for following good personal and physical
security practices overseas. While it is realized that some people by habit,
instinct, or experience are more aware of potential security threats than others,
we can all improve our security status if we are aware of the risks involved
and make a conscious effort to minimize them.
This Orientation is only a broad overview and an introduction to the subject,
and offers no specific skills for coping with the terrorist threat and related
criminal problems abroad. Employees desiring more specialized familiarization,
and security, should consult their Training STATINTL
Officers for information on regular course offerings in these subjects.
Orientation Objectives
On completion of this Orientation, participants will be able to:
1. Assess their personal and family situation in terms of the
nature and variety of security threats abroad, the personnel
security practices at various overseas posts, and the policy
of the U.S. Government in dealing with the terrorist threat;
2. Recognize the need for effective security practices while
living, working, traveling, and socializing abroad;
3. Relate the suggestions and experiences of Agency officers
and other U.S. personnel who have served overseas to their
own need to plan for and cope with a possible hostage
situation or other crises.
Orientation Coordinator
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9August 1976 (Monday)
0830 - 0850 Registration and Administration Orientation Coordinator
0850 - 0910 Introductory Comments STATINTL
eputy for Operations
Training
0910 - 0940 Nature of the Terrorist Threat, An International Terrorism
Overview Group (ITG)
Scope of threat, international aspects,
principal groups, current trends.
0950 - 1040 Hostage Survival Office of Medical
Services (OMS)
Film
"Kid
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nap,, Executive Style"
and comments. Potential victims
and importance of preplanning and
adaptive behavior. Suggestions
on how a hostage victim should
conduct himself.'.
1050 - 1140 Dealing with Terrorists and Terrorism' 01S-
Terrorist personality types, experience
factors in dealing with terrorists in
hostage situations, and U.S. policy.
1140 - 1245 Lunch
1245 - 1330 Bomb Threat Office of Technical
Parcel and package bombs and other
explosive' devices.
Services (OTS)
1345 - 1615 Physical, Residential, and Personal Office of Security (OS)
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Common sense suggestions for pro-
tecting residences, apartments, ve-
hicles, and. installations against
terrorist as well as criminal threats,
managing the family overseas, handling
servants, travel safeguards, and
suggested precautionary measures
during the conduct of social and
recreational activities abroad.
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10 August 1976 (Tuesday)
0830 - 0845 Film, "Japanese Red Army"
0845 - 0930 Modus Operandi of Selected Terrorist DDO Panel
(Three DDO panel members will provide
brief talks on terrorist modus operandi
in certain areas of the world.)
0930 - 1000 Seminar Discussion and Question Period DDO Panel
Participants will have an opportunity
to discuss related cases and to ask
questions concerning terrorism.
1015 - 1050 Benefits and Services Benefits & Services
U.S. Government's programs and Agency
capabilities for providing assistance
in a time of need and crisis.
1.110 - 1150 Cover
Cover vulnerabilities, measures being
taken to improve cover of Agency per-
sonnel, mutual responsibilities for
maintaining cover.
1150 - 1250 Lunch
1250 - 1340 Contingency Planning for Urban
Survival
Cover F Commercial
Staff (CCS)
Suggested preparations, planning,
and actions for urban survival in
the event of a crisis.
1350 - 1420 Film, "Encountering the Vehicular
Ambush" and comments
1430 - 1530 (For .Agency Employee Only) Dis- Panel
cession of Case Histories and Re-
lated Overseas Security Problems.
1530 - 1600 Evaluation
Orientation Coordinator
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11 August 1976. (Wednesday)
0900 - 1000 Technical Security
Division
Mandatory if have not received this
briefing within the last 3 years.
1.000 - 1200 Drug Abuse Seminar
Mandatory for employees with children
who have not previously received this
briefing. Single and childless em-
ployees are welcome.
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Office of Security
Office of Medical Services
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