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    SJJUJECT: GRILL FLAME Program Management (U)
    TO: DCG-I
    PURPOSE: To provide answer to DCG-I's query
    management from OACSI to CDR, INSCOM (TAB A).
    abou.t? What does it change?"
    FACTS:
    LTC WATT/923-7829
    23 February 1981
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    re change of Grill Flame Program
    DCG-I comment: "What is this all
    1. (U) Ref: SSO DA EO Msg, DTG 11180OZ Feb 81, subj: Grill Flame (TAB A).
    2. (S/NOFORN) Ref msg transferred the Grill Flame Program management from
    OACSI to CDR, INSCOM effective 11 Feb 81.
    3. (S/NOFORN) BACKGROUND: The Army Grill Flame effort from 1978 through 1980
    comprised a number of unrelated programs being carried out by separate commands.
    Ongoing efforts at the Army Material System Analysis Agency (AMSAA), and at the
    Missile Intelligence Agency (MIA) iwere not related to the operational program
    being managed by INSCOM. Also, members of the OACSI staff were making inquiries
    on their own at this time. In order to fully coordinate all aspects of the Army
    Program, OACSI maintained tight control over the efforts of MIA, AMSAA, and
    INSCOM. None of the participants were allowed to conduct liaison outside of Army
    channels without prior approval. This included accepting tasking and making
    visits to other agencies.
    4. (S/NOFORN) On 14 Jan 81, The Under Secretary of Army approved the continua-
    tion of the INSCOM Grill Flame Program. All other Army elements have been
    directed to cease their activities in this area. As a result, MG Thompson has OK
    transferred the management of the Army Grill Flame effort to INSCOM. What this----
    really means is as follows:
         a. (U) ADCSOPS-HUMINT (COL White) w.ill act.as Program.Officer for CDR,O
    INSCOM, and LTC Watt will continue as Program Manager (no change).
         b. (U) INSCOM can now go directly to outside agencies without first
    obtaining approval from OACSI.
         C. (U) INSCOM can now accept tasking from other agencies without prior
    approval from OACSI.
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    d. (U) INSCOM can now determine what aspects of the program need o be
    pursued. GRILL FLAME
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          e. (U) OACSI is still responsible for policy matters for DA, and wille6t~-
     continue to interface with the appropriate elements as required.
     5. (S/NOFORN) As BG Flynn pointed out in his short.note, it is business as
     usual except now INSCOM can move ahead at a faster pace (if desired), and can
     decide where and with whom they want to conduct business. No set procedures
     have been worked out regarding updating the ACSI, but we have always-work d
     very closely with.t e OACSI stn 07---tDdo s9. Any changes to
     rha c lv~program will be fully coordinated to insure that all aspects of the
     human use issue are met prior to starting any new initiatives.
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