PROGRAMMATIC IMPLICATIONS OF THE RMS STUDY OF INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO AIR-LAND FORCES
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July 24, 1979
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24 July 79
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
VIA: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: Deputy to the DCI for Resource Management
SUBJECT: Programmatic Implications of the RMS Study of
Intelligence Support to Air-Land Forces
1. This memo summarizes the programmatic implications of the
Air-Land Study in order to incorporate them into the program review
decision process. The study is being revised to accommodate reviewer's
comments and will be provided to you on Monday, 30 July 1979. The
study finds that the key issues in providing increased intelligence
support to the air-land forces are survivability, dissemination
architecture and communications, and allied access (which was not
addressed in detail). We are planning follow-on work in all areas
including access. The programs and issues that are affected by
the study conclusions are discussed below; we have identified
those cases where the issue has been addressed in a separate Issue
Paper for the FY 81 Program Review. 0
2. The Air-Land Study:
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