LETTER TO MAJOR GENERAL JACK V. MACKMULL FROM STANSFIELD TURNER
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Major General Jack V. Mackmuli, UV,, Commandant, US Army
Institute for Military Assistant o, Fort Bragg, NC 28307
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marry E. Fitzwater
Director of Training
2 3 FEB 1978
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
UNITED STATES ARMY INSTITUTE FOR MILITARY ASSISTANCE
FORT BRAGG, NORTH CAROLINA 28307
FEB 13 1518
During 9-13 April 1978, 77 officers from our Foreign Area Offi-
cer Course and accompanying faculty and staff of the Insl.i ute
for Military Assistance will be in Washington on our Inter-
departmental Agency Field Trip. These officers are being pre-
pared for a variety of politico-military assignments both ?n
the United States and abroad.
As in the past, may I ask your assistance in arranging a b?_-ief-
ing for these officers on the Central Intelligence Agency?
Previous classes have singled out the CIA portion of the iiner-
ary as most enlightening and informative and I hope the prfsent
class may have the same opportunity to learn the Agency's iital
role in the national intelligence effort. A member of my 'taff
has contacted your Office of Training. With your approval. I
will include the CIA presentation in our itinerary for 12. bpri_l
from 0900 to 1700 hours. If your schedule permits, I know the
officers will appreciate hearing your comments.
We also have planned an informal cocktail party at the Fort
McNair Officers' Open Mess on 10 April from 1930 to 2130 hcyurs.
We will be honored if you and Mrs. Turner can join us and other
Washington area friends of the Institute.
Major Michael Legg, 919-396-5322/9106 will be happy to respond
to any questions your staff may have.
I sincerely hope that the CIA will remain an integral feature
of the Washington Field Trip.
Sincerely,
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Admiral Stansfield Turner
Director
Central Intelligent gency
Washington, D.C. 2O 5
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