IMPRESSIONS DERIVED FROM THE LAND PANEL MEETING, 21 JULY 1965
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director for Science & Technology
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Impressions Derived from the Land Panel
Meeting, 21 July 1965
1. The overall general impression I received from the many
briefings was that probably very little was added to the information
most of the Panel already possessed. The limited time allowed per
presentation further inhibited the degree of new data given. On the
whole, the questions reflected the basically good background knowledge
of the Panel members. It was rather difficult to obtain an appreciation
of what has occurred since February 1965 in some of the programs since
most briefers appeared constrained to use large parts of their allotted
time for general system descriptions. These comments do not strictly
apply to
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The second apparent incongruity comes from looking at
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4. The presentation by Brig. Can. Stewart was illuminating
since it did not quite match my understanding of even current pro-
cedures, much less the agreed upon and regulated ones. As an
example, the approval for overflight of denied areas by SAC forces
not in any way related to the 303 Committee -_ rather, the implica-
tion was that JRC or JCS had approval authority. Another example was
the repeated and rather pointed referral to the NRO staff as being
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of DDS&T, the
director and DNRO also was somewhat
mixed up on the charts. To anyone who knows, this might not be
serious but to relative outsiders, like perhaps S. Baker and Don
Ling, it must be judged to be deceptive.
Though the quality and content of the various presentations
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varied rather greatly, I did not get the feeling that these differences
would be of significance to any Panel recommendations, conclusions
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Attached is my general evaluation of the
PSAC Recon Panel Meeting Of 21 July 1965.
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