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DIRECTOR'S LOG
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OSO
Mr. Freer, Deputy Chief, FDP/OSO, discussed fnal arrange-
ments for the specialized training in Germany of 2 Greek
Air Force pilots with Air Marshal Kelaides, Chief of the
Greek Air Ministry currently in the US. After training,
the pilots will fly aerial photographic missions from
Greece over Bulgaria and Rumania inran RF-51 aircraft
furnished by the USAF for this purpose and may later perform
.missions over the USSR.
Construction of a building to house both ithe British
Security Service (MI-5) and the British Secret Service
(MI-6) has begun. in London, foreshaobwing closer functional
coordination of the two services. Since completion is 2
years away, this information is being yithhell from most
British Intelligence officers.
A French official has told OSO/Paris that Brig. General
Pierre Louis Carolet is being considered as successor to
M. Pierre Boursicot, Chief of the French Secret Service.
Gen. Carolet, now in Berlin, was mentioned as a candidate
for the position in 1947, when M. Boursicot was appointed.
A misunderstanding between OSO/Hanoi and the local U.S.
Military Attache, which arose from the latter's misconception.
of OSO raw intelligence reports as infringing upon his
responsibility for evaluated military analyses, has been
fully clarified, with close and infoiaed cooperation expected.
in the future. Mutual benefit will .result from local co-
- ordination permitting more prompt assessment of the accuracy
of agent reporting on military matters and closer direction
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