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Approved For Release 2000/08/08 : CIA-RDP96-00789R00236182000ERNMENT
morandum
U-030/SEA
DATE:
12 March 1992
REPLY TO
ATTN OF!
SEA
SUBJECT:
Military Physical Fitness Training
TO:
Distribution D & E
1. Military members are expected to have the physical and mental stamina to
function at peak efficiency in all aspects of military life. Each of the
Services requires their members to be physically fit, keep their weight
within established standards, and present a proper military appearance.
Therefore, I task each military member in the Agency to maintain, as a
minimum, the standards for physical fitness and weight control as prescribed
from their respective Service.
2. Our duty locations and hours of operation do not permit a structured,
Agency-wide physical fitness training program. As an alternate measure, all
military personnel assigned to the Defense Intelligence Agency will be
permitted to participate during normal duty hours in a physical training (PT)
program to a maximum of 3 days per week not to exceed 90 minutes duration
per period. Supervisors/servicemembers should consider office workload and
duty hours when scheduling PT. Military personnel will use this time for PT
only. Violators or abusers of this policy will lose the privilege to conduct
PT during duty hours.
3. PT for military personnel is a tough management problem that cannot be
ignored. Innovative ideas are required to overcome the obstacles which exist
because of DIA's diversified locations, non-standard work schedules. and, in
many instances, lack of adequate facilities (e.g., showers and dressing
rooms) . However, a good PT program will not only meet the requirement placed
on our military personnel by their respective Service, but also will maintain
a level of fitness and stamina that will pay immediate dividends to the
Agency and ensure we are returning combat ready troops to the field and
fleet.
James Clapper
VAMES R. CLAPPER, JR.
Lieutenant General, USAF
Director
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
(REV. 1-80)
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6
5010-114
*U.S. Government Printing Office: 1991 - 281/782/40080
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