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DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY SUBJECT: Locating Records of DoD Human Radiation Experiments Reference: ATSD (Atomic Energy) Memorandum, 3 I January 1994. suliject as above. 1. This forwards the Defense Intelligence Agency's reply to the referenced memorandum requesting an initial two-part report that identifies organizations which might have conducted or sponsored human radiation experiments. records of such experiments. and specific information on those experiments. a. The Defense Intelligence Agency has no elements which. hasrd on their missions and activities. might h3ve inducted or sponsored human radiation experiments. Nevertheless, for the purpose of completeness, we have searched all hardcopy and automated databases, c ~ r r e n tand archived, as well as current and archived message data hases and library data hases helonging to the National Military Intelligence Production Center (NMIPC). These elements include the Directnratc for Military Assessments, including the Missile and Space Intelligence Center and the Armed Furces Medical Intelligence Center; the Directorate for Combat Support; and the Directorate for Operations. b. The records belonging to the organizations listed above are located at the Defense Intelligence Analysis Center. the Pentagon. and the Navy Yard in the nretropolitan Washington area. and at Redstone Arsenal i n Alabama and at Ft. Detrick in Maryland. c. The tiles ani1 databases belunging til each Iirganizaticrn listed were searched both manually and dectronic:tlly by employees designated for this purpose. ftir information relating to any possible experiments. 11. B.ised tin the results o f this search. nil records were found that indicated DIA might have conducted or spiiiiwrcil human radiation exprriments. 3 . PART 11 requests addifional information on specific radiation experiments identified in PART 1, and therefore is not applicable to DIA. 4. We d o not expect our final report. due 28 February, to contain findings any different than above. If you have any questions regarding this report please contact Mr. Charles Hoing, in the DIA Executive Secretariat. Chief of Staff