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ENCLOSURE "c"
SECURITY ASPECTS OF OPERATION AND PROCEDURZ
FOR THE RELKASE OF FUBLIC INFORMATION
1. The basic security regulations for the guidance of, and
strict coupllance by, all porsonncl assigned or attached to the
Joint Basi: Force arc Public Law 585, 79th Congress (Atomic Enorgy
Act); Joint Chiefs of Staff sccurity rogulations; Ary rogule-
tions 350-53; Article 76, U.S. Navy regulations; such dircetivus
rolative to security which have been or nay be issucd by the
Joint Yack Force Commander or higher authority; and current
agreeicnts in cffoct betwoen the AEC cud the armed Lforecs.
2. Iintclligence staff persennel, sccurity Investigative
personnel (Counter Intelligence Corps) (CIC) and guerd personnel
for physical sccurity control purposes (Marines or MP's),
totalling approximately 259, will be furnished on & proportionate
basis by tho armed forces to carc for all security espects of
the operation beginning with the delivery of any unterinl te any
unit of the task force,
The bulk of this personnel will be
allotted to the Joint Task Forec and stayed from the Zone of the
Interior, and the remainder frem units of the arucd forces
stationoc in the Pacific Arca,
3. The Task Foree will iurlenent 2 detailed vrugram tu insuro
approoriete sccurity clearance of personnel assigned or attechoed
to the Joint Task Force, as woll as for any organiantion Whose cole
tomplated connection with the operation necussitates access
to classificd inforriation.
In addition, it will supervise the
imploncntation of a comprehensive sccurity indoctrinetion and
socuricy training progran for oll personnel porticipating in the
oporativn,
to include instruction relative to the security
classic cation of all aspects of the operation, general scourity
lectures, security posters, and execution of security pledges.