ATTACHMENT 2 FIRST HISTORY OF AFSWP 1947 1954 VOLUMES 5 - 1952 CHAPTER 3 - HEADQUARTERS PART I SECTIONS 1 THROUGH 7 Declassified WITH DELETIONS by DNA, Chief, ISTS __________________________________ Date: 11/11/94 HRE-863 PT I and reporting any pertinent observations made by headquarters personnel regarding the visitors. Some articles containing information bordering upon classified material concerning atomic weapons were published by Mr. Ralph Lapp. As a result, a fairly rigid security policy was established between the Atomic Energy Commission and the Department of Defense, in which the AEC agreed that all data bordering upon military Security Information would be submitted to the Department of Defense prior to approval for release by the AEC. A policy was established by the Security Division, AFSAP, in regard to the dissemination of information of the use of animals in connection with atomic tests. It was felt that, because of anti-vivisection sentiment, release of such information would be detrimental to the testing program. Decision was made that such information fell into a sensitive, though non-classified, category and should not, therefore, be released to the public. Numerous requests were received from both G-2, Department of the Army, and the Secretariat, Departments of State and Defense Military Information Control Committee, in regard to the release of motion picture films and documents to foreign governments, Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe, and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. In response to these requests, a study was made of all motion picture films to be released to foreign governments, SHAPE, and NATO, and recommendations were made concerning the release of each. As a result of a request which originated in 3.12.9