BREAKFAST MEETING WITH SECRETARY AND DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE, 4 JUNE 1982

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP84B00049R001603930001-4
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• Document Creation Date: December 20, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 27, 2007
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• Publication Date: June 3, 1982
• Content Type: MEMO

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: SA/DCI/IA
SUBJECT: Breakfast Meeting with Secretary and Deputy
Secretary of Defense, 4 June 1982
1. Defense would like to raise the following subjects at your meeting
tomorrow morning:
-- Falklands Crisis. This should be, per usual, a discussion of
the current situation. I have asked the Falklands Working Group to
provide you a set of talking points to be provided with your PDB
material in the morning. That should provide you the latest infor-
mation we have. In the interim, I have included the press release
on the Falklands bomber landing at Rio de Janeiro. Hopefully, we
will have more on this situation in the morning.
-- HPSCI Hearing on the DOD HUMINT Program/ISA. We discussed this
earlier today, and I mentioned that Carlucci had asked that you discuss
ways to coordinate CIA/DoD testimony next Tuesday. I have included a set
of talking points produced for but not used by the Director during this
morning's breakfast meeting with selected HPSCI members as well as a copy
of the breakfast item produced but not used at last Friday's DoD breakfast
meeting.
2. Our SOVA people would be grateful if you would express appreciation to
DoD for the successful joint project to produce the Land Armaments and Manpower
Model (LAMM). SOVA is trying to promote this kind of joint activity an is
hopeful that a good word from you will encourage future DoD participation.
3. President's Report on US and Soviet Forces. We have not yet received
a response to your 24 May memo to McFarlane. and I a reed that we should 25X1
not bug McFarlane about this in view of the fact that ~was told on Tuesday 25X1
that Clark's office is working the problem. You may wish, nevertheless, to
inform Weinberger and Carlucci that they will be receiving a memo on this subject
but that we are uncertain whether Clark's office will support the joint DoD/CIA
effort. Meanwhile, are proceeding to produce a version 25X1
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of the book including only Soviet forces. As I mentioned to you in my note
last night, it would seem reasonable to have the DCI and Secretary of Defense
decide at least for the duration of this Administration how they are going
to proceed on this project to prevent such haggling each time the PR is produced
(a copy of last year's version is included should you wish to refresh Secretary
Weinberger's memory).
4. Oil Vulnerabilities Studies. Mr. Carlucci may raise once again his
concern regarding the threat posed by Iran to the Gulf. He may have received
by now a recommendation by Fred We to procure for the US a strategic inventory
of critical petroleum equipment to facilitate quick repairs to any Gulf facilities
which might be damaged in a military engagement. The background for such a
recommendation lies in the joint CIA/DoD effort to assess the vulnerabilities
of Saudi petroleum facilities. CIA is conducting similar assessments of facilities
in Kuwait, Iraq, Libya, and the United Arab Emirates. Again, this item is for
your use only if raised by Defense.
cc: DCI
Executive Director
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