LETTER TO(Sanitized)COORDINATOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY FROM T.D. COMBS, JR. OF U. S. COAST GUA

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• Document Creation Date: December 19, 2016
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• Publication Date: March 29, 1984
• Content Type: LETTER

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Mepartment of jumanitieg
Coordinator for Academic Affairs
7B-18 Headquarters
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC 20505
I am writing to thank you for your part in making the cadets'
Political Affairs trip to Washington a success.
From all reports, the cadets and faculty advisors feel that the
presentation by Dr. Mel Goodman was the essential ingredient in this
highly successful trip. Please convey my thanks and appreciation to
Dr. Goodman for taking the time to travel to the State Department for
the briefing. As in the past he made a very positive impression on
the cadets.
Sincerely,
Captain, USC
Head, Department of Humanities
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 ORGANIZATION: U.S. Coast Guard Academy DAT': 8 March 1984
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CONTACT: Lt; Fred ,osa TIl': 3:00 - 4;00
SPEAKERS: Mel Goodman
CONFERENCE ROOM: l E78
NAMES AND DOEs/SSNs:
MEMO To ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER, MAX
RECEPTIONIST & HQS. SECURITY
PUBLIC AFFAIRS & Registry, XVD(
TRANSPORTATION: Chartered bus
CAFETERIA:
ESCORTS:
ORDER INFO. PACKETS FROM PUBLIC AFFAIRS:
THANK YOUS TO SPEAKERS:
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NUMBER OF PEOPLE: 20
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M. *. Coast 4uarb Acabemp
,eh lLonbon, Connecticut 06320
Thepartment of umanitieS
21 February 1984
Coordinator for Academic Affairs
7B-18 Headquarters
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC 20505
As we discussed on the telephone, the Coast Guard Academy Political
Affairs Association is planning a foreign affairs briefing trip to
Washington, DC on 7-9 March 1984. There will be three (03) faculty
advisors and fifteen (15) cadets participating; the students have
been selected on the basis of academic criteria, with a majority of
them pursuing the History/Government major. All of the participants
have confirmed SECRET access.
In accordance with your arrangement, our briefing from Sovietologist
Dr. Mel Goodman will be held at the State Department at 1500 on 8 March
1984. I plan to call. you early the week of 5 March 1984 in order to
finalize our arrangements, particularly with respect to the reservation
of a conference room at the State Department. It is my intention to
have Dr. Goodman met by LT Phillip J. HEYL, U. S. Coast Guard, at the
C Street Diplomatic Entrance at 1450, 8 March 1984.
Thank you for your time and assistance with this project.
Sincerely,
lR- ~Yf F-? . , Jr.
Lieutenant, U. S. Coast Guard
FTS: 642-8357
Enc1: List of USCG Academy Participants
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George Lauder
SUBJECT: USCG Academy Visit
I received a call from Lt. Fred Rosa at the U.S.C.G. Academy requesting
a repeat of last year's briefing for their senior cadet course in political
science -- a group of approximately 17 students majoring in Governments
in addition of course to Marine Engineering. They would be accompanied
by two USCG commissioned officers and one FSO assigned to the Academy.
Rosa requested a briefing from a Sovietologist, citing lastyyear's
briefing by Bel Goodman as outstanding, the highlight of their two-day
visit to Washington which included States DOD and NSC -- and will again
this year. The dates are 8-9 March. He asked for a 20-minute briefing,
allowing the remainder of the hour for questions; he stated that last
year's formal presentation addressed the ongoing arms talks and Soviet
activities in the Carribbean basins and that questiono had elicited further
info about Andropov's succession to the General Secretary post and how the
Sov leadership views the U.S.
All members of the group have a Secret clearance; they hope for a
pm briefing on Wednesday, 8 March, or an am briefing on Thursday,
9 March. Will provide necessary info (SSN, DPOB); will have oval
transportation.
I think we should do it, if possible; do we need DDCI approval?
I would try, then, to enlist Goodman or someone else who might be
available, if he isn't.
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5 January 1984
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Visit of Monroe Community College Class
Professor Charles Salamone telephoned on this date to
request scheduling for an annual visit by members of Monroe
Community College's (Rochester, N.Y.) class on American
Foreign Policy. He stated that he would like to schedule a
preliminary meeting with the Academic Coordinator on 3 April
(@ 1400 hours) to discuss the program, which he hoped could
be presented during the week immediately following the
Memorial Weekend in May. He said that the emphasis for the
Agency this year, he hoped, would be on Technology Transfer,
coupled with a general presentation on CIA.
He expressed the view that a 15-25 minute presentation in
each case, followed by 30-45 minute Q&A exchange would be
most suitable for this well read, intelligence group.
Faculty reps who will be accompanying the group:
Associate Professor Charles Salamone (History/Poli. Sci.)
Professor Henry P. French, Jr. (History/Poli. Sci.)
Code 716 424-5200, x-3260 (the Dept.) or x-3270 (Salamone)
Dr. Salamone acknowledged that it is required the group
be composed exclusively of U.S. citizens, no cameras,
recorders, etc.
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