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Foreign Relations,
1964-1968, Volume X, National Security Policy
Released by the
Office of the Historian
Abbreviations
AAI, Authorized Active Inventory ABM, anti-ballistic missile ABMIS, Airborne Missile Intercept System ABRES, Advanced Ballistic Reentry System ACDA, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency ACS, Assistant Chief of Staff AD, assured destruction AD, destroyer tender AEC, Atomic Energy Commission AEW&C, Airborne Early Warning and Control AGC, amphibious flagship AID, Agency for International Development AJCC, Alternate Joint Communications Center AMM, anti-missile missile AMSA, Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft ANG, Air National Guard ANMCC, Alternate National Military Command Center AOR, fleet oilers ARA, Bureau of Inter-American Affairs, Department of State ARNG, Army National Guard ASD, Assistant Secretary of Defense ASM, air-to-surface missile ASROC, anti-submarine surface launched rockets ASW, anti-submarine warfare ATS, salvage tug AWACS, Airborne Warning and Control System
BMD, ballistic missile defense BMEWS, Ballistic Missile Early Warning System BMS, ballistic missile ship BNSP, Basic National Security Policy BOB, Bureau of the Budget BUIC, back-up interceptor control BW, biological warfare
C, Confidential CASP, Country Analysis and Strategy Paper CB, chemical and biological CDP, Civil Defense Program CENTO, Central Treaty Organization CEP, circular error probable; circular error projection ChiCom, Chinese Communist CI, Counterinsurgency CIA, Central Intelligence Agency CINCARIB, Commander in Chief, Caribbean Command CINCMEAFSA, Commander in Chief, Middle East, Southern Asia and Africa, South of the Sahara CINCNORAD, Commander in Chief, North American Defense Command CINCONAD, Commander in Chief, Continental Air Defense Command CINCPAC, Commander in Chief, Pacific CINCSO, Commander in Chief, United States Southern Command CINCSTRIKE, Commander in Chief, STRIKE CJCS, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff CNO, Chief of Naval Operations COMINT, communications intelligence CONUS, continental United States CPR, Chinese People's Republic CSAF, Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force CW, chemical warfare CY, calendar year
DASH, drone anti-submarine helicopters DCI, Director of Central Intelligence DDG, guided missile destroyer DDR&E, Director, Defense Research and Engineering DE, destroyer escort DEPEX, Nike-X Deployment Study DEW, Defense Early Warning DIA, Defense Intelligence Agency DICBM, depressed trajectory delivery system, DL, damage limiting DLG, conventional frigate DLGN, nuclear-powered guided missile frigate DOD, Department of Defense DOD/ISA, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs DOD/SA, Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Analysis DPM, Draft Presidential Memorandum DUCC, Deep Underground Command Center DXGN, nuclear guided missile destroyer
E.O., Executive Order EUR, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State EUR/RPM, Office of Regional Political-Military Affairs, Bureau of European Affairs, Department of State
FBI, Federal Bureau of Investigation FBM, fleet ballistic missile FBO, Foreign Buildings Office, Department of State FDL, Fast Deployment Logistics ships FE, Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs, Department of State FFD, Forward Floating Depot FIAB, (President's) Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board FIDP, Foreign Internal Defense Policy FMP, force modernization program FOBS, fractional orbit bombardment system FOT, follow-on test FRC, Federal Records Center FRG, Federal Republic of Germany FWMAF, Free World military assistance forces FY, Fiscal Year
GCD, general and complete disarmament G/PM, Office of Politico-Military Affairs, Department of State GTE, greater than expected
HF, high frequency HPD, hard point defenses HUMINT, human resources intelligence
ICBM, inter-continental ballistic missiles ICIS, Interdepartmental Committee on Internal Security ICM, improved capability missile IDP, internal defense plan IIC, Interdepartmental Intelligence Conference IMI, Improved Manned Interceptor IOC, initial operating capability IRG, Interdepartmental Regional Group ISA, Assistant Secretary of Defense for International Security Affairs IUS, International Union of Students
JAEIC, Joint Atomic Energy Intelligence Committee JCS, Joint Chiefs of Staff JCSM, Joint Chiefs of Staff Memorandum JLRSS, Joint Long-Range Strategic Study JSCP, Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan JSOP, Joint Strategic Objectives Plan JWGA, Joint War Games Agency
KP, kilopound
LF, low frequency LFS, landing force support ship LHA, amphibious assault ship LOC, line of communication LRA, long-range aviation LST, tank landing ship
MAAG, Military Assistance Advisory Group MAD, airborne magnetic anomaly detection MAP, Military Assistance Program MAR, multi-function array radar MCS, mine countermeasures support ship MIRV, multiple, independently-targeted re-entry vehicle M/KP, million per kilo pound MLF, Multilateral Force MOBS, multiple orbit bombardment system MOL, Manned Orbital Laboratory MRBM, medium-range ballistic missile MRV, multiple re-entry vehicle MSO, minesweeper ship MSR, Missile Site Radar MSS, special minesweeper ship MSTS, Military Sea Transportation Service MT, megaton MTR, missile tracking radar
NAC, North Atlantic Council NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration NATO, North Atlantic Treaty Organization NAVCOSSAC, Naval Command System Support Center NCA, National Command Authorities NEA, Bureau of Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, Department of State NEACP, National Emergency Airborne Command Post NECPA, National Emergency Command Post Afloat NESC, Net Evaluation Subcommittee NFZ, nuclear-free zone NG, National Guard NIE, National Intelligence Estimate NIPP, National Intelligence Projections for Planning n.m., nautical mile NMCC, National Military Command Center (or Command and Control) NMCS, National Military Command System NMLCP, National Mobile Land Command Post NOA, new obligational authority NORAD, North American Air Defense NSA, National Security Agency NSA, National Student Association NSAM, National Security Action Memorandum NSC, National Security Council NU-OPTS, nuclear options
OAD, operational availability date OAS, Organization of American States OCB, Operations Coordinating Board OCD, Office of Civil Defense ODR, Office of Defense Resources OECD, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OEEC, Organization for European Economic Cooperation OEP, Office of Emergency Planning ONE, Office of National Estimates, Central Intelligence Agency OSD, Office of the Secretary of Defense OT, operational flight tests OTH, over the horizon (radar)
PAL, permissive action link PAR, Perimeter Acquisition Radar PC, patrol craft PCP, Program Change Proposals PDP, Project Definition Phase PFIAB, President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board PJDB, Permanent Joint Defense Board P.L., Public Law PMG, Political-Military Group POLAD, Political Adviser PONAST, Post-Nuclear Attack Study PRC, People's Republic of China PSAC, President's Science Advisory Committee
QRA, quantitative risk analysis
R&D, research and development RD, Restricted Data RDT&E, research, development, test, and evaluation RG, Record Group RISOP, Red Integrated Strategic Operational Plan RV, re-entry vehicle
S, Secret SABMIS, sea-based ABM system SAC, Strategic Air Command SACEUR, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe SACLANT, Supreme Allied Commander, Atlantic SACSA, Special Assistant to the Director, Joint Staff, for Counterinsurgency and Special Activities SAGE, semi-automatic ground environment SAM, surface-to-air missile SCAD, Subsonic Cruise Armed Decoy SCI, Sensitive Compartmented Information SEATO, Southeast Asia Treaty Organization SecDef, Secretary of Defense SETD, systems-engineering-technical-direction SF&ET, Strategic Force and Effectiveness Tables SHAPE, Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers, Europe SIG, Senior Interdepartmental Group SIGINT, signals intelligence SIOP, single integrated operations plan SLBM, surface-launched ballistic missile SLCM, surface-launched cruise missiles SNIE, Special National Intelligence Estimate SOSUS, sound and surveillance underwater system S/P, Policy Planning Council, Department of State SPADATS, space detection and tracking system S/PC, Policy Planning Council, Department of State SRAM, short-range attack missile SSBN, nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines SSDSG, Special State-Defense Study Group SSG, Special Studies Group (JCS) SSKN, nuclear-powered killer submarines SSN, nuclear attack submarine STANAVOR, standing naval force (NATO) STRAF, U.S. Strategic Army Forces SUBROC, submarine-launched rockets
TAC, Tactical Air Command TAF, The Asia Foundation TAPS, trajectory accuracy prediction system TDI, Target Data Inventory TERCOM, terrain matching guidance TFG, Tentative Force Guidance TOW, tube-launched optically-tracked wire-guided missile TS, Top Secret
U, Unclassified UE, Unit Equipment UHF, ultra high frequency UK, United Kingdom ULMS, Undersea Long-range Missile System UN, United Nations USAF, United States Air Force USAFE, United States Air Forces in Europe USCINCEUR, United States Commander in Chief, European Command US/FWMAF, U.S. Free World Military Assistance Forces USIA, United States Information Agency USIB, United States Intelligence Board USN, United States Navy USOIDP, United States Overseas Internal Defense Policy USSR, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
VDS, variable-depth sonar VHF, very high frequency VLF, very low frequency VMO, velocity, maximum operating
WEU, Western European Union WFDY, World Federation of Democratic Youth
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