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REPLY TO
ATTENTION OF

SMCCR-MUT (70-Ly) 13 December 19838

MEMORANDUM FOR: CBIRRDS Members (See DISTRIBUTION)

SUBJECT: FY1989 TSWG Program Plan

1. Enclosed is a breakdown of the FY1989 TSWG Program, as well as a description
of the decision making process used to deal with the 50 percent budget cut
experienced this year. Mostly through the use of agency matching funds

and across the board reductions, TSWG has managed to provide for an ambitious
schedule of ongoing projects and new starts, including six from our subgroup.

2. Even though cuts have been sustained, indications are that at least some
of the funds can be recovered in FY90. For instance, the Mobile Lab project
should resume at full funding to completion in the next FY. This is a pivotal
year in which we must demonstrate some concrete results. But, if we do,

the program should continue.

Encl DREW B. FARENWALD
Co-Chairman, CBIRRDS

Chief, Technical! Integration Division
Munitions Directorate

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New York, NY coo.