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UFO's - 1961 Moondust Page 2
CUFON Computer UFO Network
Document #: 44
From: UFO INFO SERVICE
Date Sent: 10-15-1986
Subject: 1961 MOONDUST PAGE 2
CUFON - Computer UFO Network Seattle, Washington
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT DOCUMENT FILES
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4. Criteria
a. Intelligence team personnel can perfomr effectively only with
an adequate background of training and experience. Inadequately
qualified personnel in such assignment would be a liability rather
than an asset to successful accomplishment of the mission.
5. Definitions.
a. Linguist: Personnel who can develop intelligence information
through interrogation and translation from Russion and/or Bloc country
languages to English.
b. Tech Man: Personnel qualified to develop intelligence infor-
mation through field examination and analysis of foreign material,
with emphasis on the Markings Program and technical photography.
c. Ops Man: Intelligence team chief. Qualified to direct intel-
ligence teams in gaining access to target, in exploitation of enemy
personnel and material, and in use of field communications equipment
for rapid reporting of intelligence information.
d. Airborne Personnel: Military trained and rated parachutists.
e. Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO): Headquarters USAF has
established a program for investigation of reliably reported unidenti-
fied flying objects within the United States. AFR 200-2 delineates
1127th collection responsibilities.
f. Blue Fly: Operation Blue Fly has been established to facilitate
expeditious delivery to FTD of Moon Dust or other items of great tech-
nical intelligence interest. AFCIN SOP for Blue Fly operations,
February 1960, provides for 1127th participation.
g. Moon Dust: As a specialized aspect of its over-all material
exploitation program, Headquarters USAF has established Project Moon
Dust to locate, recover and deliver descended foreign space vehicles.
ICGL #4, 25 April 1961, delineates collection responsibilities.
DISCUSSION:
6.
a. Headquarters USAF (AFCIN) maintains intelligence teams as a
function of AFCIN-1E (1127th USAF Field Activities Group). Personnel
comprising such teams have normal AFCIN-1E staff duties, and their
maintenance of qualification for intelligence team employment is in
addition to their normal staff duties. For example, the Chief of
AFCIN-1E-OD, the Domestic Operations Section, additionally participates
in approximately 18 hours of training per month for intelligence team
employment. Such training includes physical training, classroom combat
intelligence training, airborne operations, field problems, etc.
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