UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE COUNTERMEASURES COMMITTEE NINETY-FIRST MEETING

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• Publication Date: February 1, 1974
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1 February 1974
UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE BOARD
TECHNICAL SURVEILLANCE COUNTERMEASURES COMMITTEE
Minutes of
Ninety-First Meeting
Room 6E0708 CIA Headquarters
Friday, 25 January 1974, 1030 to 1130 Hours
G. Marvin Gentile
Departr~ent of State
Acting Chairman
h1r. Merrill T. Kelly, Dept of the Army
Lt. Col. Robert C. McGarey, Dept of the Air Force
Mr. Bruce Given, Uept of the Navy
r. eon c wartz, FBI
Acting Executive Secretary
Also Present:
Mr. Donovan G. Fischer, Dept of State
Mr. Bill S. Yamaki, Dept of the Army
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1. Approval of Minutes
The minutes of the 90th meeting were approved as published.
a. The Lock course is now being held for 5 CIA officers. The Audio
Countermeasures Techniques course will start on 28 January. This will be
followed by the Advanced Telephone and Signal identif ication courses,
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b. The Center is expecting in mid-April as a replacement 2 5X1
The Center s i as a staff of 5 instructors.
c. Contractors from Texas Tech University are due the week of 28 January
to begin discussions on the video tapes to be made for the Center.
3. ~ progress Report
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4. I Pro ress Report
The Department of State has notified the US Embassy, Moscow, of the
status of plans for the new Chancery. The preliminary design concept on
massing of buildings on site within height limitations has been completed
and approved. Informal discussions with the Soviets on this preliminary
concept are planned about 18 March.
5, Reports by Members
a. The Acting Chairman introducE:d a draft DoD Directive which
recommended that Department of the Army Technical Surveillance Counter-
measures personnel be given their advanced training at the ITC. Since
this would involve training an additional 20 to 40 persons annually, which
translates to 2 to 5 courses covering a si -mo h period, the Chairman
suggested that Mr. Fischer check with of the ITC. Mr. Fischer
said that the ITC would probably need a i Iona instructors but would
check with to determine if this additional training could be
given without restructuring the ITC or disrupting its present training
program.
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c. The Acting Chairman reported Security Committee progress on the
draft DCID 1/11. Anew draft was adopted by the Committee from a
Department of the Navy draft recommending three permanent subcommittees,
of which TSCC would be one. The Committee set a deadline of 25 January
for its members to approve the draft or submit proposed changes.
6. Next Meeting
The next meeting of the TSCC is scheduled for 22 February at 1030
hours. It will be in Room 6E0708 CIA Headquarters.
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