WEEKLY ACTIVITIES AND STATUS REPORT FOR THE DD/ICS--27 MARCH 1985

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• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: December 14, 2011
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• Publication Date: March 27, 1985
• Content Type: REPORT

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The Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, O.C 20505
Critical Intelligence Problems Committee
27 March 1985
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WEEKLY ACTIVITIES AND STATUS REPORT FOR THE DD/ICS--27 March 1985
Charlie wanted certain aspects brought up to date to reflect work that
had already been started.
Bob was concerned that the need for additional resources be stressed.
? Attached for your information is a bio on Brig Gen Norm Wood, Maj Gen
them the revised draft Terrorism Study.
CIPC Organizational Activities
? We met with Charlie Allen and on 21 March and reviewed with
? George attended the monthly NIO/Narcotics Intelligence Forecast and
Warning Meeting on 21 March. The following principal issues were
discussed:
Perroots deputy.
Narcotics Intelligence:
? The warning meeting was attended by several representatives from the DIA
(DC-1, DC-3, and one of General Goodman's executive assistants). The JCS
study group on narcotics (see previous Weeklies) has not yet completed a
final draft, but the DIA is clearly adopting a more positive and
forthcoming attitude toward narcotics intelligence collection. For
example, General Goodman's representative indicotpd thAt-
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? Two new terminals will be added by DIA, one at its new building in Bolling
AFB and another in the Pentagon to service the counterterrorism analysts'
spaces. At present, DIA maintains its only terminal in the National
Military Intelligence Center where its 24-hour watch is located. The two
new terminals should prove very helpful to DIA and to other FLASHBOARD
subscribers as well.
FLASHBOARD:
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CBW Intelligence Subcommittee:
? Work continues on preparing the draft of the CIPC CBW Intelligence
Subcommittee findings. and Paul have constructed a strawman,
which contains Key Judgments, six Recommendations, and the Subcommittee
findings on a number of issues. The draft will be forwarded to
Subcommittee members this week, and a coordination session is scheduled
for 4 April.
? The Memorandum for Holders of the Korean NIE is scheduled for NFIB
consideration on 26 March 1985.
Miscellaneous:
Attachment: As stated
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SUBJECT: Weekly Activities and Status Report for the DD/ICS--(27 March 1985)
Distribution:
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United Skil~s Air Force
Secretary of the Air Force, Office of Public Affairs, Washington, D.C. 20330
BRIGADIER GENERAL C. NORMAN WOOD
Brigadier General C. Norman Wood is. deputy director for the
National Strategic Target List, Joint Strategic Target
Planning Staff, Offutt Air Force Base, Neb.
General Wood was born March 7, 1938, in Dallas, Texas.
He received a bachelor's degree in personnel management
from the University of Texas and a master's degree in public
administration from Auburn (Ala.) University. The general
graduated from Squadron Officer School in 1964, and Air
Command and Staff College in 1974, both located at Maxwell
Air Force Base, Ala.; and the National War College at Fort
Lesley J. McNair, Washington, D.C., in 1979.
general received his navigator wings in July 1961 and was assigned to Electronic Warfare Officer
School at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss.
In July 1962 he began his flying career with the Strategic Air Command's 55th Strategic
Reconnaissance Wing as an electronic warfare officer in RB-47s at Forbes Air Force Base, Kan.
From August to November 1967, he was assigned to Detachment I, 3rd Air Division at Yokota
Air Base, Japan, flying in RC-135s. The unit then moved to Kadena Air Base, Okinawa,
becoming the 82nd Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron. General Wood _was an instructor
electronic warfare officer on a crew with the squadron until February 1969.- During this time he
logged more than 1,000 combat hours in Southeast Asia.
Entering the Air Force in August 1960, General Wood
received his commission upon graduation from Officer
Training School at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, in
November 1960. He then began Undergraduate Navigator
Training at James Connally Air Force Base, Texas. The
His primary flying duties ended in February 1969, when he was assigned to the 544th
Aerospace Reconnaissance Technical Wing at Offutt Air Force Base. He served initially, on loan
to SAC headquarters, as an intelligence watch officer in the Warning Center; later he became
the Soviet offensive naval weapons analyst. In January 1970 he was assigned to SAC
headquarters as chief, Current Intelligence Branch, Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff,
Intelligence.
In April 1972 he was assigned to Saigon, Republic of Vietnam, as an action officer in the
Plans, Training and Management Division, J-2, Headquarters Military Assistance Command,
Vietnam. In July 1972, when 7th Air Force headquarters combined with the Military Assistance
Command headquarters, General Wood became chief of the Defense Analysis Branch, J-2,
Headquarters Military Assistance Command, Vietnam, with dual responsibilities as chief of the
Operational Intelligence Division for 7th Air Force headquarters. He was responsible for analysis
of surface to air missile, antiaircraft artillery and aircraft threats throughout Southeast Asia; as
well as the daily current intelligence briefing for the 7th Air Force commander. General Wood
(Current as of February 1984) 0 V E R
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also briefed air intelligence at the weekly briefing to the Military Assistance Command Vietnam
commander; the United States Ambassador to Vietnam; the Vietnamese air force commander;
and the Vietnamese Joint General Staff.
Following his tour of duty in the Republic of Vietnam, General Wood completed Air Command
and Staff College as a distinguished graduate. He began an Air Staff tour of duty in 1974 as an
action officer in the Coordinated Action Plans Division of the Directorate of Doctrine,
Concepts, and Objectives. In this capacity he co-authored the military potential volume of the
Air Staff study "New Horizons II" and was the Air Staff representative to Air Force Systems
Command's analysis of the Air Force role in space. In October 1975 he became executive officer
in the Office of Air Force History.
General Wood graduated from the National War College in June 1979 and was subsequently
assigned as deputy commander for operations, 544th Strategic Intelligence Wing. He took
command of the wing in May 1980. From October 1981 to June 1982, the general served as
assistant deputy chief of staff for intelligence at Strategic Air Command headquarters. He then
became executive director of the president's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, The White
House, Washington, D.C. He assumed his present duties in January 1984.
The general is a master navigator with 3,400 flying hours and wears the missile and
Presidential Service badges. His military decorations and awards include the Legion of Merit,
Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal with one oak leaf
cluster, Air Medal with nine oak leaf clusters, Joint Service Commendation Medal and Air Force
Commendation Medal with two oak leaf clusters.
He assumed the grade of brigadier general Oct. I, 1983.
General Wood and his wife, the former Elizabeth Burwell Dillard of Dunnsville, Va., have one
daughter, Elizabeth.
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