LETTER TO WILLIAM CASEY FROM GEORGE V. LAUDER

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• Publication Date: January 3, 1986
• Content Type: LETTER

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3 January 1986
DCI:
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DOD is sponsoring a conference on
"Low-Intensity Warfare."
You are being invited to the dinner at 1900
on 14 January to open the conference. The
Secretary of Defense will be the speaker. Do you
want to go?
George au er
You have
4 to 4:45 on Tuesda , 14 January - probably could
change if you wish to attend the attached.
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EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT
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6 Jan 86
Remarks
To #7: Please have any comments or concerns re
agenda to DCI no later than noon 6 Jan 86.
To #14: Please handle re DCI attendance
appropriate,
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THE UNDER SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20301-2000
Mr. William J. Casey
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
On the evening of January 14 and during the 15th, the Defense
Department will sponsor a conference at the National Defense
University on "Low-Intensity Warfare."
Cap will give the keynote speech at the dinner; George Shultz
will give the luncheon talk; Jeane Kirkpatrick agreed to talk on
the Soviet role, and we have Ted Koppel chair a panel on U.S.
domestic aspects. The conference will be on-the-record with
media present. An agenda is attached.
The idea of the conference is to raise the awareness in Congress
and the public about the importance of "small-scale" warfare in
many regions with the Soviets or their surrogates supporting
one side. In such cases as El Salvador or Thailand, the U.S.
is providing security assistance; in such cases as Nicaragua,
we seek to help the freedom fighters.
There will be over 100 invitees, mostly governmental and private
experts on-counterterrorism, special operations, and related
military subjects. People from your agency have been invited.
I wanted you to be fully informed about the purpose and thrust
of this conference, and if you have a>xy concerns, we can talk about them when I see you on , - January.
I hope your schedule will perms you to attend the dinner on
14 January; you will be receiving a formal invitation from Cap.
Sincerely,
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LOW-INTENSITY WARFARE CONFERENCE
14-15 January 1986
14 January
1730 - Registration/Cocktails at Fort McNair Officers' Club
1900 - Opening Banquet
Speaker: Secretary of Defense
Topic: "U.S. Military Power in Low-Intensity Warfare"
15 January
0830 - Coffee and Doughnuts at Eisenhower Hall
0900 - Opening Remarks: Under Secretary of Defense for Policy
at Baruch Auditorium
0915 - Speaker Dr. Jeane Kirkpatrick
Topic: "The Role of the Soviet Union in Low-Intensity
Warfare"
0945 - Session 1
Speaker and Moderator: General Paul Gorman (Ret)
Topic: "Low-Intensity Warfare: Threat and Military Response'
Discussants: Gen. John Galvin, Dr. Sam Sarkesian,
Dr. William Taylor, and Dr. Charles Wolf
1215 - Luncheon at Fort McNair Officers' Club
Speaker: Secretary of State
Topic: "Non-Military Dimensions of Low-Intensity Warfare"
1400 - Session 2
Speaker and Moderator: Mr. Ted Koppel
Topic: "Domestic Political Considerations in Low-Intensity
Warfare"
Discussants: Sen. Jeremiah Denton, Rep. Dan Daniel,
Rep. Earl Hutto, Rep. Jack Murtha
1515 - Session 3
Speaker: Sir Robert Thompson
Tonic: "Civic Action in Low-Intensity Warfare"
Discussant and Moderator: Mr. Brian Jenkins
Discussants: Ambassador Ernest Rivas and Mr. William Doherty
1645 - Summation Session
Conclusions: Under Secretary of Defense for Policy:
"Implications for U.S. Defense Policy"
1730 - No Host Cocktail Party at Fort McNair Officers' Club
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