MILITARY

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP80-00809A000600210951-3
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 2
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 24, 2011
• Sequence Number: 951
• Publication Date: April 8, 1949
• Content Type: REPORT

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LANGUAGE
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CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
INFORMATION FROM
FOREIGN DOCUMENTS OR RADIO BROADCASTS
COUNTRY China
SUBJECT MilltP7
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WHERE
PUBLISHED Wan-cuing
DATE
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1. Intelligence or reconnaissaaoe work is of primar3, inportance. Wherever
& military unit arrives, steps should be taken at once to organize a comprehensive
reconnaissance network involving all the people. MSke every possible effort to
dIe over and impress into service all reliable person. who may be sources of in-
tel.ligemoe.
c. hen any city or key point Is ceder attack h=t has a=t yet -fallen to uaj
mad while the anew is in confusion, orgaalso a :urge number of reliable in-
dividuals to penetrate the erenyls territory for the purpose of gatLering infor-
mation and aiding our attack. For this type of work, no expense of men, sateriale,
or some should be spared.
3. When a military unit advances into a haten or other territorial division,
it should turn our the &ca 1 intelligence-gathering organization which it has
developed to the intelligence staff of the ooi ad post of that haien. But it
still hue the responsibility of supplying intelligence to the cosslead post of the
holes in which the newly occupied territory is situated.
4. The intelligence staff of the 0omlaad poot in each helen and in each
military unit should maintain close oommivsation with the central intelligence
office which has been established at a point near Hsin-yeh and Heirs-tien-pin
(lama) .122 l4, 32 407for the three eubdii siona cf this ailitary district.
s. The rate of oospensation of intelligence personnel should be higher
than for ordinary soldiers. Workers who operate in seamy territory should,
everjwhsre and at all ties be supplied with whatever they need.
6. Zook staitary unite as a regulax activity, should organize small groups
for intelligence work and ,Irovide taaining for theal. When necessary, sailers
of the osire should lead these tra1 4e,o to 1mpartammt higtvoye it. regions near
oumv,oostrol3M territory, and there apprehend and interrogate vas y personnel
for current snow iafaaaat:an.
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one?p doournts, records, dad vast* paper should be collected an material to
be examined for Information having intelligence value. If any material con-
taining-valuable secret papers is thus secured, compensation in proportion
to its'aorth should be averded am encouragement to the workers.
8. When figbting is in progress it is still morn important to organize a
detail to intercept telephone oonrersatione and to destroy telephone instalih-
tic?b so as to interfere with their efficient use by the enemy camme24, and
thus oreate.conditione of confusion and fright.
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