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MEMORANDUM FROM HQ NORAD/USSPACECOM OFFICE OF HISTORY 16 Oct 97MEMO TO HQ NORAD/PA (MR JOHNSON)SUBJ: Review of NORAD/CONAD Jan-Jun 62 History1. Mr. Kristensen requested a copy of the NORAD/CONAD Jan-Jun 62 history. Thishistory, less page 35, was previously released to Mr. Robert Gates in Sep 93. I askedHQ NORAD/J3 staff to look at page 35 toward declassifying it. They responded thatsince it deal with the National Security Agency (NSA), that the NSA FOIA Officeshould review that page for declassification and release.2. Recommend that the NORAD/CONAD Jan-Jun 62 history be released to Mr.Kristensen without page 35 of the history with an explanation that NSA mustreview page 35 for release.~ JEROME E. SCHROEDERAssistant Historian5 Atch1. Kristensen Ltr (U), 22 Sep 97 rC ) _2. NJ3 Sec Mgr Ltr (U), 24 Sep 93~ .~ ~ S ( . lJ·4. HQ NORAD/J3W Memo (U), 15 Oct 97 HQ NORAD/CONAD ~-Jun 62 History, ~ page 35r'~k cw-J mi. Page 35 (C), NORAD/CONAD Jan-Jun 62. l' -t rY'~THIS MEMORANDUM IS UNCLASSIFIED WHEN ATCH #5 IS WITHDRAWNRELEASEABLE TO CANADA-U.S.250 S. Peterson Blvd, Ste 116Peterson AFB CO 80914-3160Comm Voice: 719-554-5999,Comm Fax: 719-554-5389DSN: 692-XXXX-_ .. ,. ......._.. ----......11-,••• ---._-- ~= . ..
NORTH AMERICAN AEROSPACE DEFENSE COMMAND1 5 OCT 1997MEMORANDUM FOR HQ NORAD/USSPACECOM OFFICE OF HISTORYFROM: N/J3WSUBJECT: Review of Page 35, NORAD/CONAD Jan-Jun 62 History1. We have reviewed the document and talked with the local National Security Agency(NSA) representative. He informed us that the proper office to perform thedeclassification review is NSA's office for Freedom of Information.2. If you have any questions please contact TSgt Odenweller, N/J3W, 4-5480.-C~M.W~CHARLES M. WHITEHURST, Lt Col, USAFChief, Aerospace Warning DivisionFOR THE COMMON DEFENCE. POUR LA DEFENSE COMMUNE
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