OFFICE OF SECURITY ASSISTANCE TO OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83B00823R000100140008-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: C
• Document Page Count: 6
• Document Creation Date: December 9, 2016
• Document Release Date: April 3, 2000
• Sequence Number: 8
• Publication Date: August 1, 1974
• Content Type: MF

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Security (PTOS)
SUBJECT Office of Security Assistance to
other Government Agencies
REFERENCES A. Memo from ADD/P&M/OS to DD/PTOS
dated 24 July 1974, same subject.
B. Memo from Chief, TSD to DD/PTOS
dated 2 June 1974, subject: Routine
Assistance to USIB Agencies.
C. Memo from Chief, TSD to ADD/PTOS,
dated 1 July 1974, subject: Areas of
Interface Between Technical Security
Division and the Department of State.
1. In accordance with Reference A, I have reviewed
all pertinent activities under my jurisdiction. Essentially
those activities were previously reported in References
B and C. All current arrangements between TSD and other
government agencies are predicated on this Division's
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e Division hgs no en arrangemen s wi o her than
Feder a encies. Curren arrangements are char-
acterized as follows:
a. They are with USIB Agencies, i.e.,
FBI, DIA, NSA, Secret Service, Department of
State, Army, Navy, Air Force and the Department
of Transportation in its role as an observer
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c. They do not involve positive 25X1A
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d. They involve no financial costs. f/
e. Technical Security Division (TSD)
manpower e p_,_nded in n support of these arrange-
ments is"nominal.
2. In accordance with paragraph 3 of Reference A
current arrangements under the categories listed are
as follows:
a. Administrative
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(2) Equipment Loans
Occasionally (approximately 6 - 12
times each year) TSD receives a request for
loan of equipment. Again the requests are
from USIB agencies, and equipment is normally
requested for a specific purpose and duration.
Recent examples of equipment loan are the
following:
(a) On 3 June 1974 the Secret
Service requested loan of six 25X1A
units to be used in support o
resident Nixon's trip to the Middle
East in late June; in May 1974 the
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detector to assist in some
analysis being conducted in their own
laboratories. Incidentally both of
these loans were made only after
specific approval from the Director
of Security who had coordinated the
matter with the Inspector General and
perhaps the DD/M&S.
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e. Intelligence Support
Again, primarily through the TSCC and
its Subcommittee structure there is a con-
tinuous exchange of information relative
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a matter of fact the R&D Subcommittee is
seriously addressing the technological
threat at this writing, and obviously it
behooves each Agency to be frank and
candid in that forum.
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