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present world situation, in which a new "Korea" or "Vietnam" m yo u pr ctica y anywhere in the world at any oment, the Air

or ce ' s a bi l i t y t.o pe r f or m i t s mi : s i cn t c t he f :].l e s t i s v i t a l t o

n tional nterest nder thes cor_ditions,

the need or security inconection with the i Force mission has never been ore critical.

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3nd o t he r i n s e c ur e e l e c t r i ca l voi ce co un i c .i on s med i ns .

Tele hone Vulnerabilit,y.The chief proble , like the co n

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f t.heAir rorce (officer,

airman , and civilian) must use the telephone in t.he course of every

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l ustrate the point,telephone syste:s a few years age used w re circuits exclusively; unde 1rt he s e condi t i on s t he i t e r e c e pt f comr u i ca t i on s r e u r ed a cce s s t o

he c i r c ui t s t o ome de r ee . ' eda y , howe ver 9 ri t h t he a dve t of t hem crowave,

tropospheric and onosp eric scatter, and other fo ms of radio

tr nsmissionsy intercept g telep one comm n ca ions requires only a

eneral proximity to the propagation patterr. and the proper radiorece ving and recording equipment ,

: .va i l a b i l t y of n f or a t i on Si mu a t n g enemy i nt e r ce pt s a nd a na l y s i sa c t i vi t i e s b y rnon i t or g US F t e l e phone c o u_n

i ca i on s ha s d emons t r a t edths v tal in e igence abc :t classified A Force activities isreadil atailable eac i day to the enemy cn ou telephone circuits.bh le this cor:dition holds true all areas, it is p rticular

ly truer: t e a r ea s o r e a t e s t ope r a t i on a l a i t y

a M n y f or rni dab l e t ,r e a t s t o US A r For ce commurii ca t i on s a r eknown to exist The presence of hostile agents n the US is welldoc e r ed i nt e l l i gen ce a en c i e s • Sovi e t t r awl e r s r e gul a r l ypr owl our c e t i n e r t a l s hor e s c ol l e c t i n g i n t,e l l gence a t wi l l on ea chvoya ge s a f e a s s mpt i on i s t a t our c or n i ca t i on s a r e e ve n mor evu nerable w en our cor nu ications facilities are located in forei ncount.ries where hostile agent movements are not easy to fo

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when requirements arise for coordinated global military operationsUnforeseen problems and events . e

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t a c t i ca l moveme nt s 9 our i nt e l i gen ce i s e s e c i a l l y s i gn i f i c n t . s o a s t oprevent losses of inen and material and to accompliah o ssion .

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t e r : i f we a e t o en s ur e t hes uc ce s s of ; t he i r For c e i - : : ;e a ve i d , t he pr ob l em i s ofreat propor i ns s ccn dera+ions pr ibit sec ing all of outtelephone circuits at the present t e ; additicna , to drastica yrestrict telephone tse wou d be to pede the ir•Force mission

The solution t en is to inform and educate a yir Force personnelconcern ng the problem, the tr eat to Air orce security, and whatevery dividual can do to m nimize our nteiligence losses.

CO MU ICATIUNS S U IT COMSEC NU YOU

W We can achieve COMS C cr.ly trru effec i:e defensive and pre-ventive measures a a st theft , espi na e obse vati n , terception,t r a f f i c an a ]_; s

i s , c r y t c - a na _-,• =dp e pt i on 9 a nci ct he r me t hods u edb }o s t l e i n t e l :i ge : °e ser•v_ °' :t c• l i gen ce s e r v i ce e an s t ha t' which is done to col ect, prcces o ur dist: b te formation aboutthe enemy or to keep the enemy from ge t g orm tion abo o

pla s a d tentions.

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d movement of the enemy . Actua y,our every move depend on the efficiency of our CO EC, Thus, oucom ications must be secure What would happen if ou COM ECfailed? The loc tion, co positi n movements, plans, and intentionsof our military forces would be ade known to the e emy; it would bemnos s i b l e t o 11SP. t he pr c p l e s c f ur . e ; ,d v o u].dn '

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