On 11 December 1970, the Information and Analysis Division (Division I) of the Agency for the Control of Armaments (ACA) sends a note to its Director, General Gombeaud, concerning France’s incomplete response to the Agency’s questionnaire for 1969. The ACA has been able to contact the army and navy chiefs of staff to fill in the missing data on manufacturing for 1968, but the matter remains unresolved for the air force. During inspections, it was noted that the French authorities had failed to declare equipment including Mirage V aircraft for Israel — which were not delivered because of the embargo imposed by the French Government — and for Argentina. The Head of Division I suggests extending an informal invitation to the French authorities to ask them to provide the missing data as soon as possible.