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SUPPORT  CENTER 
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HISTORICAL  REVIEW  1984 
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TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 
Operations  (NISC-00O)   l 
Resource  Manage ment/Comptroller  (NISC-OOR).   18 
Office  of  Support  Programs  (NISC-OSP)   21 
Hunan  Resource  Management  Office  (NISC-OOHR)   23 
Naval  Warfare  Capabilities  (NISC-OOW)   24 
Office  of  Foreign  Material  (NISC-OFM)   38 
Undersea  Warfare  Technology  Department  (NISC-20)   50 
Naval  Systems  Department  (NISC-30)   60 
Naval  Weapons  Technology  Department  (NISC-40)   81 
Electromagnet  Systems  Department  (NISC-50)..........   95 
Technical  Services  Department  (NISC-60)   116 
Imagery  Anlaysis  Department  (NISC-70)   124 
APPENDIX  A:  LIST  OF  COMMAND  PUBLICATION   142 
A-l  -  NISC  WEEKLY  WIRES 
 143 
A-2  -  1984  Index@  49  Navy  Scientific  and  Technical 
Intel  1  igence  Review.   1 60 
A-3  -  NISC  Production  Summary  -  FY  84 
 166 
APPENDIX  B:  NISC  COMMAND  ORGANIZATIONAL  CHARTS   168 
B-l  -  NISC  Organizational  Chart,  1  January  1984   169 
B-2  -  NISC  Organizational  Chart,  1  October  1984   170 
B-3  -  NISC  Organizational  Breakdown,  1  October  1984...   171 
APPENDIX  C:  NISC  COMMANDERS  1984.....   172 
C-l  -  Change  of  Command  Photograph   173 
APPENDIX  D:  NISC'S  CURRENT  COMMANDING  OFFICER   174 
D-l  -  Commanding  Officer's  Photograph   175 
D-2  -  Commanding  Officer's  Biography   176 
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PUBLICATION  DIVISION'S  MISSION  (NISC-65): 
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(U)  The  Publications  Division  is  established  to  provide  professional  technical* 
editing  and  writing  support  to  analysts,  prepare  graphic  materials  for 
publications,  visuals  for  briefings,  engineering  drawings  for  laboratories, 
composed  texts  for  publications,  and  printing  services   for  units  of 
COMNAYINTCOM. 
II.  DEPARTMENTAL  BRIEFINGS/CONFERENCES  ATTENDED: 
A.  BRIEFINGS: 
CI  ass /Subject  Date 
(U)  Translation  and        6/21/84 
processing  of 
foreign  literature 
(U)  Machine  6/22/84 
translation 
(U)  Translation  and        11/1/84 
processing  of  foreign 
literature 
(U)  Computer  glossary 
accomplishments 
(U)  Video  Technology      11/84 
Attendees/Briefers        Location 
(U)  Micrographics 
Technology 
B.  CONFERENCES : 
CI  ass /Subject 
11/84 
Date 
(U)  Foreign  Languages     9/20-24/ 
(U)  Computer 
applications  to 
exploitation  and 
teaching  of  foreign 
languages 
4/84 
Arthur  W.  Hoist 
Carlos  R.  Moctezuma 
Arthur  W.  Hoist 
Carlos  R.  Moctezuma 
Carlos  R.  Moctezuma 
Paul  T.  Hopper 
Wallace  A.  Toney 
Carlos  R.  Moctezuma 
Paul  T.  Hopper 
Wallace  A.  Toney 
FICPAC/FICEURLANT/ 
NISC/NIPSSA/DIA 
IDA/MODUK/NISC 
William  B.  Cramer 
Paul  T.  Hopper 
Wallace  A.  Toney 
Batelle  Research  Inst. 
Columbus,  Ohio 
AF  Foreign  Technology 
Div.,  Wright- Patter  son 
AFB,  Dayton,  Ohio 
Foreign  Broadcast 
Information  Service, 
Rosslyn,  Virginia 
National  Security 
Agency,  Ft.  George  G. 
Meade,  Maryland 
Rosslyn,  Virginia 
NISC,  NIC  I 
Attendees/Briefers   Location 
Annual  convention  of 
American  Translators 
Assn.,  New  York,  New 
York 
Northeast  Conference 
on  the  Teaching  of 
Foreign  Languages, 
Baltimore,  Maryland 
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(U)  Foreign  language 
dictionaries,  multi- 
lingual word- 
processing 
software 
(U)  Three  workshops 
on  computer  aids  for 
translation,  low- 
cost  techniques 
for  video  production, 
and  adapting 
existing  film  video- 
tapes and  videodiscs 
to  interactive  video 
CU)  Microcomputers 
for  the  Slavicist  and 
other  discussions 
2/27-30/ 
Paul  T.  Hopper 
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Wallace  A.  Toney 
11/1-3/84    Wallace  A.  Toney 
(U)  Displays  of  video    12/29/84 
and  computer 
equipment  and 
software 
Wallace  A.  Toney 
(U)  Military 
Librarians 
Workshop  (Library 
Management) 
(U)  Online   '84 
(Databases) 
(U)  Federal   Inter- 
agency Field 
Librarians 
Workshop  (Library) 
10/16-19/    Stephanie  Williams 
84  Alice  Cranor 
10/28-  Stephanie  Williams 
11/1/84        Alice  Cranor 
Mary  Ellen  Tipper 
11/28-30/    Donnie  McCants 
84  Mary  Ellen  Tipper 
Jess  Hawkins 
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Modern  Language  Assn. , 
Washington,  D.C. 
ACE  Symposium 
organized  by  the 
Computer-Assi  sted 
Language  Instruction 
Consortium  (CALICO), 
Baltimore,  Maryland. 
American  Association 
for  the  Advancement  of 
Slavic  Studies  (AAASS) 
annual  convention, 
New  York,  New  York 
American  Association 
for  the  Teachers  of 
Slavic  and  East 
European  Languages 
(AATSEEL)  annual 
convention, 
Washington,  D.C. 
(U)  Council  of  Navy        5/7-10/84    Stephanie  Williams        Boston,  Mass. 
Scientific  & 
Technical  Librarians 
(CONSATL) 
(Library 
Management) 
Panama  City,  Florida 
San  Francisco,  CA 
Washington,  D.C. 
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(U)  Intelligence 
Dissemination 
Managers' s 
Conference 
(U)  Open  Source 
Subcommittee 
(Open  Source 
Literature) 
(U)  Institute  on 
Federal  Library 
Resources  (Library) 
(U)  Serial  Codes 
Working  Group 
(Serials) 
(U)  OCLC,  Inc.  Users 
Group  Meeting, 
ILL  Discussion 
Group  (ILL) 
(U)  Defense  Technical 
Information 
Centers' s  Annual 
User's  Conference 
(Databases) 
11/13-14/  Cdr.  R.  M.  Jewell 
84       Ralph  Paradiso 
Thomas  Keske 
Arthur  Hoist 
Bobby  Faunteroy 
Donnie  McCants 
Stephanie  Williams 
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Washington,  D.C. 
Monthly 
Homer  Shuckers 
Alice  Cranor 
Washington,  D.C. 
7/23-8/8      Jess  Hawkins 
Washington,  D.C. 
Monthly        Stephanie  Williams        Washington,  D.C. 
Bi -Monthly  Mary  Munson 
10/24-26/    Raymond  Kee 
84  Jess  Hawkins 
(U)  Interagency  Map  *    Quarterly    Homer  Shuckers 
Publications  Jess  Hawkins 
Acquisitions 
Committee  (IMPAC) 
Meeting  (Maps  and 
Publications) 
(U)  Scientific  and    Quarterly  Stephanie  Williams 
Technical  Intelligence         Raymond  Kee 
Information  Support 
Program  (STIISP) 
(Management  of 
Intelligence 
Information 
(U)  Committee  on 
Information 
Hang-Ups 
(Library) 
Bi -Monthly  Stephanie  Williams 
Donnie  McCants 
Mary  Ellen  Tipper 
Janean  Garrett 
Washington,  D.C. 
Washington,  D.C. 
Washington,  D.C. 
Washington,  D.C, 
&  Dayton,  Ohio 
Washington,  D.C. 
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(U)  GDIP  Functional 
Managers  Conference 
8/84 
(U)  TI/TM  Conference   2/84 
Cdr.  R.  M.  Jewell 
Ralph  Paradiso 
Tom  Keska 
Carl  Brownlee 
Bobby  Faunteroy 
Arthur  Hoist 
Alice  Cranor 
Bobby  Faunteroy 
Jim  Davis 
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Airlie  House, 
Airlie,  Virginia 
McDill,  AFB, 
Florida 
III.  PERSONNEL  CHANGES: 
IV.  PUBLICATIONS:     (See  Appendix  "A"  also) 
(U)  Translations  numbered  407;  1,369  other  translations,  including  naval 
messages,  Phase  Ts  (translations  of  abstracts  and  tables  of  contents  of 
Soviet  books),  Welcome  Aboard  brochures,  and  "requester-only"  translations; 
and  12  monthly  issues  of  the  Soviet  Naval  Digest. 
V.  TECHNICAL  ANALYTICAL  ACCOMPLI  SHUNTS  OF  THE  DEPARTMENT: 
A.  (U)  NISC-61  produced  over  9.2  million  pieces  of  miniaturized  intelligence 
during  1984.  This  material  was  distributed  to  875  customers;  675  Naval  users 
(including  all  active  U.S.  Navy  Ships  and  various  shore  commands), and  200  Air 
Force,  Marine,  and  Army  components  throughout  the  world. 
B.  (U)  During  1984  the  Micrographics  Division  converted  to  a  "Total 
Microfiche"  processing  and  distribution  system.  Through  the  procurement  of  a 
state-of-the-art  microfilming  camera  and  reproducer  (with  special  funds 
acquired  from  a  Productivity  Enhancing  Incentive  Funding  (PEIF)  grant)  we  were 
able  to  raise  our  customer  count  by  32.  This  includes  those  ships  newly 
commissioned  or  re-commissioned  during  1984,  as  well  as  customers  with 
validated  intelligence  requirements  (COMNAVINTCOM/DIA  validated)  from  other 
services. 
C.  (U)  The  year  1984  saw  an  approximate  25  percent  increase  in  the  overall 
translations  produced  in-house  over  any  previous  year. 
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F.  (U)  Blanket  Purchase  Agreements  (BPA's)  were  established  March  12,  1984 
with  three  book  stores  and  one  book  jobber.  They  are:  S.  Kramer's,  Renter's, 
Victor  Kamkin,  and  Orbit  Books. 
G.  (U)  A  deposit  account  was  established  with  the  Government  Printing  Office 
(GPO).  This  enabled  Acquisitions  to  begin  online  ordering  through  DIALOG  on 
February  21,  1984.  The  turnaround  time  for  publications  ordered  was  reduced 
from  2  to  3  months  to  7  days. 
H.  (U)  The  Mbr&ry  began  using  the  Online  Computer  Library  Center  (OCLC),  Inc. 
Interlibrary  Loan  System  on  March  7,  1984.  Turnaround  time  for  receipt  of 
publications  was  reduced  from  30  days  to  11  days. 
I.  (U)  NISC--631  made  major  effort  to  weed  and  consolidate  the  collection. 
Obsolete  items  were  purged  and  low  use  items  were  converted  to  microfiche. 
This  effort  made  available  500  cubic  ft  of  additional  shelving. 
J.  (U)  Beginning  FY85  (October  1984),  Acquisitions  and  Supply  (00R) 
established  a  deposit  account  with  the  Federal  Library  Committee  (FLO  to 
utilize  an  FLC  periodical  contract  with  the  F.W.  Faxon  Company.  This 
consolidates  record-keeping  and  ensures  continuity  of  service. 
K.  (U)  The  NISC  Library  celebrated  National  Library  Week,  April  8-14,  1984, 
with  an  Open  House.  We  used  this  opportunity  to  demonstrate  database  services, 
and  give  library  tours  to  NISC  personnel. 
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L.   (U)  An  ADP  electronic  laser  receiver/printer  (XEROX  2700  II)  that 
Interfaces  with  the  Central   Information  Reference  and  Control   (CIRC  II)  Data 
Base  at  the  Foreign  Technology  Division,  Dayton,  Ohio,  became  operational  in  ' 
April  1984.  This  allows  direct  electronic  transmission  of  data  acquired  from 
the  Data  Base  as  results  of  aueries  submitted  electronically  from  NISC.  This 
system  replaced  the  process  of  mailing  many  pounds  of  computer  printouts  from 
Dayton,  Ohio. 
M.  (U)  A  White  2000  series  power  file  was  installed  in  the  Special  Library  on 
December  13,  1984.  This  power  file  replaced  many  file  cabinets  utilized  to 
store  required  documents/materials. 
N.   (U)  Access  to  the  Online  Computer  Library  Center  (OCLC)  for  the  production 
of  catalog  cards  for  the  book  collection  was  implemented.  This  process  allows 
the  book  cataloger  to  access  the  OCLC  book  cataloging  file,  change  cards  to 
meet  NISC  specifications  and  have  completed  cards,  along  with  an  accession 
list,  mailed  to  NISC.  Utilizing  this  process  instead  of  cataloging  and 
producing  our  own  catalog  cards  for  books  saves  NISC  many  manhours  per  year. 
0.  (U)  The  following  statistics  represent  the  broad  scope  of  NISC-63 
responsibilities  during  the  year  1984:  (1)  419,831  items  received:  66,971 
publications;  6,000  maps;  70,000  IIR's;  50,000  periodicals;  226,860  messages; 
(2)  18,875  computerized  data  base  searches;   (3)  25,788  general  information 
requests;   (4)  70,000  items  routed;  (5)  45,000  items  circulated;  (6)  2,375 
library  items  cataloged /indexed;  (7)  992  CIRC  items  indexed;   (8)  222,969 
documents/messages  destroyed/  (9)  284  books  disposed  of;  (10)  2,808 
interlibrary  requests  made  to  other  libraries;  and  (11)  348  interlibrary  loan 
requests  from  other  libraries  satisfied. 
P.   (U)  Internally  printer  10.3  million  printing  units  and  contracted  to 
Defense  Printing  Servie  19.4  million  printing  units. 
Q.   (U)  Produced  or  printed  380  publications,  periodicals,  and  translations: 
completed  16,000  vu-graphs  for  NISC,  NIC  and  CNO. 
R.  (U)  Produced  the  first  two  special  editions  of  "Navy  Scientific  and 
Technical  Intelligence  Review  (U)"t  printed  in  multicolor  inks. 
VI.  SPECIAL  AWARDS  RECEIVED  BY  THE  DEPARTFCNT  OR  INDIVIDUALS  THERE  IN: 
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D.  (U)  Judy  A.  Stiver  was  awarded  Civilian  of  the  Quarter,  First  Quarter  1984. 
VII.  MISCELLANEOUS: 
A.  (U)  In  1984  NISC-62  Translation  Division  took  a  quantum  leap  from  the  age 
of  pen  and  quill  to  the  age  of  high  technology  with  the  introduction  Into  the 
office  of  a  number  of  computer  workstations  to  aid  in  translation  and 
administrative  functions.  The  assimilation  and  updating  of  these  systems  is 
continuing. 
B.  (U)  In  addition  to  computers,  the  Division  acquired  videocassette-recording 
systems  in  all  three  formats— 3/4",  YHS,  and  Beta— capable  of  recording  from 
and  playing  back  videocassettes  from  all  over  the  world.  The  VCRs  have 
enhanced  NISC-62's  translating  capabilities  and  are  becoming  a  vital  tool  in 
language  training  efforts. 
C.  (U)  The  audio  language  training  aids  of  the  Division's  language  lab  were 
expanded  considerably  through  the  acquisition  of  a  large  number  of  language 
cassettes  and  manuals  from  the  Defense  Language  Institute.  The  languages 
involved  included  most  of  the  European  languages. 
D.  (U)  Ms.  Donnie  Q.  McCants  was  nominated  to  serve  as  the  NISC-60 
representative  and  Chairperson  of  the  NISC  EEO  Committee  on  November  11. 
E.  (U)  Effective  November  10,  1984,  Ms.  Alice  Cranor,  NISC-63  Division  Head, 
returned  to  NISC  after  completing  a  one  year  detail  to  DIA/DT-3.  During  this 
period,  Ms.  Cranor  was  involved  in  special  programs  of  interest  to  the  DOD 
Intelligence  Community. 
F.  (U)  A  NISC-MID  programmer  began  working  on  converting  the  Special  Library 
Computerized  Document  Data  File  from  the  NISC-70  HP-3000  computer  system  to 
the  IAIPS  Computer  system.  This  was  made  necessary  by  the  pending  replacement 
of  the  HP-3000  by  the  computer  system  required  by  the  IAIPS  for  NISC -70. 
G.  (U)  Ms.  Dolores  J.  Garrett,  GS-12,  NISC-632  Branch  Head,  accepted  a 
position  with  NAVSEA. 
H.   (U)  The  Photographic  Laboratory/Printing  area  renovation  project  is 
progressing  on  schedule.  The  contractor  for  the  design  has  submitted  the  mid 
point  proposal  to  NISC  for  review  and  approval.  The  projected  starting 
construction  date  for  the  renovation  is  mid  1985. 
I.   (U)  Mr.  Samuel  Wallace,  a  senior  illustrator  with  the  Graphics  Branch, 
enjoying  35  years  of  government  service,  suffered  a  disabling  stroke. 
J.   (U)  Funding  for  the  IAIPS  sponsored  reconfiguration  of  the  NISC 
publications  processing  subsystem  was  announced.  The  new  system  will  include 
computerized  terminals  capable  of  displaying  and  manipulating  an  entire 
publication  page  to  Include  line  drawings  and  photography. 
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