OUTLINE OF DDCI TALK TO AFSC 3 OCTOBER 1969

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• Publication Date: October 3, 1969
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Outline of DDCI Talk to AFSC
3 October 1969
1. Former Faculty member -- pleasure to return
2. Growing importance of intelligence.
A. You may be affected directly
(1)
May be working with CIA
(2) With other part of Intel. Community
(3)
With U. S. intelligence overseas
B. Helpful for you to be acquainted
(1) With CIA
(2) Its relationship with other members of Intelligence
Community.
(3) How intelligence serves policy-making process.
(4) CIA - military service cooperation.
3. CIA's place in national security structure now well known.
A. Based on National Security Act 1947.
-- (Chart with five functions of CIA) --
B. Law provides for CIA to recommend to NSC measures for
coordination of intelligence.
C. This done in NSC Intelligence Directives.
(1)
(2)
NSCID #1 also sets up DCI Directives.
D. NSCIDs and DCIDs provide means of updating.
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Pearl Harbor resulted in determination to have a coordinated national
intelligence effort.
A. DCI -- two responsibilities
(1) Head of CIA
(2)
Chief Intelligence officer of Government.
(a) Intelligence advisor to President.
(b)
Coordinator of US foreign intelligence effort.
-- (Chart_ Intelligence Community) --
5. Intelligence Comminity
A. CIA
B. DIA -- Class gets separate presentation.
C. Army, Navy, Air Force intelligence components.
D. State Dept. -- Bureau of Intelligence and Research.
E. AEC -- specializes in atomic energy development abroad.
F. FBI -- internal security, but same threat as CIA face abroad.
G. NSA -- special category.
6. Community also embraces National Intelligence Assets.
A. Managed, staffed, funded by one agency, but serves entire
Community and USG.
Oldest is NSA which is covered in separate briefing.
Others: National Photographic Interpretation Center
Board of National Estimates
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-- (Chart with USIB structure) --
7. Whole Intelligence Community tied together in US Intelligence Board (USIB).
A. DCI, by Presidential order, is USIB Chairman.
(1) DCI's two hats differentiated in USIB as he is Chairman as
President's principal intelligence officer, not head of CIA.
(2) Both Chair and present CIA views would hamper USIB
deliberations on national intelligence
(3) Therefore CIA represented by DDCI.
B. Other USIB principals are:
(1) State Dep't. -- Dir of Intelligence & Research
(2) Director -- DIA
(3) Director -- NSA
(4) Ass't General Manager -- AEC
(5)
C. Since DIA created, service intelligence chiefs participate in
(1)
Retain right to dissent and they do.
D. USIB meets regularly once a week -- oftener when needed.
E. USIB is advisory to DCI.
8. USIB has several functions.
A. Sets and periodically revises nation's priorities.
B. Reviews and passes on NIE's.
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(3) Covert action is approved by NSC Sub-committee which
meets weekly.
(a) President's Spec. Ass't for National Security (Kissinger)
(b) Deputy Sec. Def (Packard)
(c) Under Sec. of State for Political Affairs (Johnson)
(d) DCI (Helms)
(4) Thus, covert action supports US policy -- CIA does not
make policy.
C. Third primary mission -- Production of Intelligence.
(1) NIE's -- look into future, speculate on future developments.
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(a) Outlook in Countryl-- 2 to 3 years, broad trends.
(b) Soviet military papers-- keyed to DoD budget --
5 - 7 - 10 years.
(c) Special NIEs-- Reactions to US policy move -- short-term.
(2) NIEs drafted in CIA, but truly national -- reflect entire
Int. C ommunity.
(3) NIPP (Nat. Int. Planning Projections) -- Soviet forces well
into future -- 10 years. '"F'" ~rf?ge'`~~
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(3) Current Intelligence -- alert decision-maker, fill in gaps.
(a) Like newspaper but all source and analysts are experts
(4) Research Study -- wide variety.
e. g. Soviet economy
e. g. Oil in Iran
(5) Basic Intelligence -- like encyclopedia -- National Intelligence
Survey -- covers
e. g. transport system
e. g. police and security forces.
D. Three primary functions -- CIA does other things, be clear when look
at Organization.. (CIA Organization Chart)
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CIA Organized four main groupings -- Directorates and special staff functions,
e. g. Office of National Estimates
A. Intelligence Directorate (or DDI)
(1)
(2)
Principal analyzer and producer of substantive intelligence.
Runs NPIC in collaboration with DIA (jointly staffed).
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B. Plans Directorate -- DDP -- CIA's Clandestine Services.
(1) Perform expionage, counter-intelligence and covert
action. ops.
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(2) Organized into area divisions (similar State Dept. regional
bureaus), special staffs (CA, CI, and FI), and overseas stations.
C. Directorate of Science and Technology
(1) Concentrates on S&T aspects, including R&D and production
of S&T foreign intell
(a) houses computer center
(2) Several units outside DDS&T also do specialized R&D -- e. g.
NPIC and Commo -- but DDS&T reviews all CIA R&D.
D. Support Directorate
(1) Includes security, personnel, training, commo, etc.
II. Have discussed CIA-DOD cooperates in field of intelligence; CIA also
supports military operations. (Chart -- CIA - military relations)
A. General war support under CIA-DOD, Aug 1957, "Command
Relationship Agreement"' (CRA).
(1) Overseas stations come under Unified Commander in event
of general war.
(2) CIA in theater then becomes in effect a component command.
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