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34 DECLASSIFIED U.S. EYES ONLY E. O. 11652, Sec. 3(E) and or (E) S(D) Dept. of State letter, f -23.76 - 20 By 3 NLT. He NARS Date 10.20.76 Course of Action in NATO 23. The United States should proceed forthwith to initiate negotiations in the NATO, and bilaterally where appropriate, working toward completion of the MTDP in its entirety or with acceptable modifications which do not jeopardize the central military objectives. The initiative should begin in the Standing Group with a proposed country-byocountry distribution of forces to fill the "Gap". The proposed direct contribution of U.S. forces should accord with the JCS recommendation of May 28. - The initial proposal on European force distribution may reflect ISAC recommendations based on economic and political considerations. 24. In taking this initiative the U.S. members of the NATO agencies should indicate: (a) that considerable pree liminary consideration has been given to the problem of completing the MTDP from the military, sconomic, and production points of view; (b) that it is recognized that completion of the Plan on schedule and with the organization and equipment desired by the member countries creates serious economic and production difficulties which will require intensive collective efforts to overcome and may well suggest adjustments in quality, quantity, or timing, though not in basic objectives; and (c) that the U.S. desires

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