PRIVACY ACT MATERIAL REMOVED As indicated in the Security protion of the February history, the need for coordinated arrangements on a firm policy and procedure to be followed for inclusion (on a need-to-know basis) of certain Task Group 7.4 Project Participants in the Official Observer briefing and tour program, was accomplished on 8 March by and L The above named officers contacted ‘, Deputy for Air, JTF SEVEN, Dr. i . Deputy for Scicn-. tific Matters, JTF SEVEN, and , Task Group 7.4, who concurred in an established vrocedure to be followed on subsequent shots for specific Project Participants to be included in the briefing and tour of JTF SEVEN Offi cial Observers. In answer to an earlier JTF SEVEN request,a TWX was sent to that Headquarters on 15 March stating that Headquarters, Task Group7.4, did not anticipate submitting any "Q" clearance requests between 1 April and 30 September 1954. 4 Report of Investigation was received from AFSWC on 16 March which had not been transmitted in accorda::ce with AFR 205-6, peregraph 16, in that it was available for perusal by personnel not authorized in the vited regulation. AFSWC was notified of this violation and asked to take action to avoid recurrence of this incident. As a member of the Task Group 7.4 administrative inspectioa tean, attended a meeting in the Conference Room on 13 March, to review the points to be checked on forthcoming inspection of the Test Services Unit. ee eee re sD SOE NEO « 29. Memo for the Record fr 32, Ltr to AFSWC, 18 Mar 54, "Violation of AFR's 205-1 & 20%..$, TS 4768, 30, 31. “My Cn the following day, the cdministrative scourity 17 Mar 34, "F2oj Part," TWX fr JTF SEVEN, DTG 1216552, Uncl. TWX to JTF SEVEN, cite TGS 3-179, Uncl. 15