Two separate but related survey efforts were conducted. The first effort was aimed at determining the level of satisfaction of DOD Research and Development activities with the DSA-administered DoD information Analysis Centers (IACs). The second survey effort attempted to identify specific, job-related scientific and technical information needs of Defense scientists and engineers which could be incorporated into the DSA-administered DoD IACS Five-Year plan as a set of long-range, technical objectives for the IACs to achieve. Principal findings from this effort included the following: (1) Three of every four Defense scientists and engineers experience problems in locating, obtaining, and using scientific and technical information; (2) The most important products or services that can be produced or offered by the IACs are handbooks and databooks; (3) DoD scientists and engineers engaged in R and D activities expressed a need for scientific and technical information in over thirty-five different areas including various lasers and masers, optical materials and properties, electron beam welding, eddy current techniques to measure residual stress in steel, etc.