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CHAPTER  29 
MISSILE  INTELLIGENCE  AGENCY 
29-1.   MISSILE  INTELLIGENCE  AGENCY.   a.   MISSION. 
(1)  To  serve  as  the  principal  staff  advisor  to  the  Commander,  US 
Army  Missile  Command  (MICOM)  in  matters  pertaining  to  the  acquisition, 
production,  maintenance,  and  dissemination  of  Scientific  and  Technical 
Intelligence  (S&TI),  in  Intelligence  Data  Handling  Systems  (IDHS),  and 
in  other  Foreign  Intelligence  Operations  (FIO) .   To  advise  and  assist 
the  Commander  in  the  presentation,  coordination,  defense,  and  execution 
of  those  requirements  and  activities  that  involve  the  national  intelli- 
gence community  and  the  higher  echelons  of  the  Army  and  the  Department 
of  Defense.   Provide  the  Activity  Career  Program  Manager  for  the  Army 
Civilian  Career  Program  for  Intelligence  and  the  DOD-Wide  General 
Intelligence  Career  Development  Program. 
(2)  To  accomplish  the  following  as  a  major  producer  of  S&TI  under 
the  general  management  of  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  (DIA) : 
(a)  To  plan,  organize,  coordinate,  and  control  the  acquisition, 
production,  maintenance,  and  dissemination  of  S&TI  as  pertains  to  DOD- 
assigned  missile  and  space  weapon  systems,  subsystems,  components,  and 
activities,  related  sciences  and  technologies,  and  state-of-the-art, 
representing  the  primary  mission  responsibility  thereof  within  the  DOD. 
Accomplish  supporting  and  coordinating  responsibilities  in  designated 
areas  of  missile  and  space  intelligence  production,  as  programmed  by  the 
DIA  in  areas  of  responsibility  assigned  to  the  Departments  of  the  Navy 
and  the  Air  Force. 
(b)  To  advise  and  assist  the  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff  for  Intelli- 
gence, Department  of  the  Army  (ACSI/DA)  in  the  development  of  DA  missile 
and  space  S&TI  position  and  in  the  presentation  of  this  position  to  the 
intelligence  community,  and,  as  required,  to  the  higher  echelons  of  the 
Army  and  the  DOD.   To  acquire,  produce,  maintain,  and  disseminate  S&TI, 
as  tasked,  to  satisfy  Departmental  Foreign  Intelligence  Production 
Requirements  (FIPR)  unique  to  the  Army. 
(c)  To  advise  and  assist    the  DIA/DOD  in  the  development  of  DOD 
intelligence  position  and  in  the  formulation  of  national  intelligence 
estimates  through  designated  or,  as  authorized,  direct  channels. 
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(d)  To  provide  executive  management,  within  overall  policy  and 
guidance  provided  by  the  Commander,  DARCOM,  over  the  Foreign  Materiel 
Exploitation  (FME)  projects  identified  with  the  intelligence  production 
responsibilities  of  the  MIA  (test  and  evaluation). 
(e)  To  plan,  coordinate,  manage,  and  control  the  activities  of 
CATALYST  meetings  to  provide  intelligence  of  current  interest  or  of 
potential  threat  to  command  missions. 
(f)  To  provide  S&TI  and  other  foreign  intelligence  support  required 
to  respond  to  tasking  of  Foreign  Intelligence  Offices  (FIO)  for  the 
acquisition,  production,  maintenance,  and  dissemination  of  intelligence 
required  to  support  DARCOM  missions. 
b.  DIRECTOR  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  In  the  role,  as  the  Director  of  Missile  Intelligence  Agency, 
advise  and  assist  the  Commander,  and  commanders  of  the  tenant  activities 
of  the  installation,  as  appropriate,  in  all  matters  pertaining  to  missile 
and  space  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  (S&TI),  to  Intelligence 
Data  Handling  Systems  (IDHS),  and  to  foreign  operations  affecting  or 
having  effect  on  assigned  missions  of  the  command. 
(2)  Insure  that  Agency  operations  are  in  compliance  with  legal  and 
regulatory  requirements. 
c.  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Serve  as  the  Deputy  Director  to  provide  continuity  to  opera- 
tions, acting  for  and  serving  as  Director  in  his  absence. 
(2)  Serve  as  the  principal  advisor,  coordinator,  and  action  officer 
in  scientific,  engineering,  and  related  technical  matters  in  liaison 
with  the  national  intelligence  structure.   Serve  as  the  Army  member,  as 
designated,  in  specified  intelligence  committees,  panels,  and  working 
groups. 
(3)  Serve  as  the  Activity  Career  Program  Manager  for  the  Army 
Civilian  Career  Program  for  Intelligence  and  the  DOD-Wide  General 
Intelligence  Career  Development  Program. 
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d.   QUALITY  ASSURANCE  MANAGER  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  technical  quality  assurance  program  for  all  MIA  products 
through  review  of  data  utilization,  technique  applied,  in-process  and 
final  quality  reviews  and  customer  responses. 
(2)  Review  data  requirements  and  coordinate  agency  statements  of 
need  for  new  or  improved  collection  systems  to  support  analytical 
requirements. 
29-2.   MATERIEL  SIMULATION  OFFICE,   a.   MISSION.   To  provide  technical 
management  and  intelligence  interface  for  the  Army's  Air  Defense  Ar- 
tillery Threat  Simulators  (ADATS)  Program.   To  develop  technical  specifi- 
cations and  configurations  of  equipment  simulators  based  upon  established 
scientific  and  technical  intelligence  data  base  and  projections.   To 
provide  management  for  conceptual  evaluations  of  foreign  weapon  system 
hardware  design  using  experimental  methods  to  satisfy  information  gaps 
in  support  of  intelligence  and  research  and  development  requirements. 
To  insure  Tri-Service  coordination  of  air  defense  hardware  simulation 
requirements  with  current  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  estimates. 
b.   FUNCTIONS . 
(1)  Plan,  organize,  direct  and  manage  the  technical  aspects  of  the 
Army's  Air  Defense  Artillery  Threat  Simulators  (ADATS)  Program  and  the 
Tri-Service  Crossbow  program. 
(2)  Provide  scientific  and  engineering  expertise  to  direct  the 
development  of  technical  specifications  and  configurations  of  simula- 
tions operating  hardware)  of  foreign  Air  Defense  Artillery  systems  and 
subsystems. 
(3)  Provide  interface  between  the  intelligence  community  and  the 
Tri-Service  R&D  community  to  assure  incorporation  of  the  latest  intelli- 
gence into  the  design  of  simulators. 
(4)  Provide  feedback  to  the  intelligence  community  from  tests 
conducted  on  simulated  hardware. 
29-3.  PROGRAM  MANAGEMENT  AND  SUPPORT  OFFICE.  MISSION.  To  accomplish 
the  financial  management,  manpower  management,  intelligence  production 
scheduling;  external  assistance,  review  and  analysis,  mobilization  and 
emergency  operations  planning,  procurement  and  contracting,  management 
improvement,  personnel  management,  space  management,  property  accountability, 
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security,  training,  protocol,  visitors  control,  mail  and  records,  travel, 
editorial,  graphic  arts,  printing,  photographic,  records  management, 
reports  and  forms  control,  and  safety  functions  for  the  Agency.   Serve 
as  focal  point  for  coordination  and  input  data  pertaining  to  control 
of  personnel  action  requests,  implementation  of  Equal  Employment  Oppor- 
tunity, Upward  Mobility,  DARCOM  Intern  training  and  similar  programs. 
Develop  and  administer  the  Security  Program  for  MIA.   Interpret  and  ad- 
vise all  operating  elements  on  security  regulations  pertaining  to  classi- 
fied material,  to  include  control  and  administration  of  SI/SAO  data  and 
special  compartmented  access;  physical  security;  personnel  security; 
industrial  security;  and  visitors  control.   Coordinate  with  the  Special 
Security  Office  and  the  Internal  Security  Division,  RASA. 
29-3.1.   PROGRAMS  AND  PRODUCTION  CONTROL  BRANCH.   a.   Plan,  program, 
prepare,  and  produce  manpower,  budgetary  (O&MA,  RDT&E,  PEMA)  and  ex- 
ternal assistance  requirements  to  accomplish  DOD  and  Army  Scientific  and 
Technical  Intelligence  (S&TI)  production. 
b.  Perform  continuing  manpower  management  planning  and  operations 
required  to  effect  optimum  utilization  of  manpower  resources.   Includes 
TDA  management  and  preparation  of  Agency  mission  and  functional  state- 
ments. 
c.  Provide  central  management  and  control  for  all  intelligence 
production  activities. 
d.  Prepare,  process,  and  administratively  manage  intelligence 
external  assistance  requirements. 
e.  Perform  financial  management  operations  necessary  to  control 
all  Agency  expenditures. 
f.  Formulate,  direct,  and  monitor  the  MIA  Management  Information 
System  (MIAMIS). 
g.  Perform  continuing  review  and  analysis  of  the  MIA  mission 
accomplishment,  effectiveness  of  operations,  resource  requirements, 
allocations,  and  utilization. 
h.   Implement  and  administer  the  Agency  programs  of  work  measurement, 
management  improvement,  management  by  objectives,  decentralized  management, 
procedural  development  and  standardization,  and  directives  management. 
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i.   Perform  mobilization  and  emergency  operations  planning  in 
coordination  with  the  DA  Special  Security  Office  to  insure  continuity  of 
operations,  reconstitution  of  mission,  and  capability  to  assume  wartime 
mission.   Formulate  wartime  mission  support  tasking  for  the  Special 
Security  Office. 
j.   Formulate  and  manage  support  agreements. 
k.   Provide  focal  point  for  maintenance  of  records  and  for  coordina- 
tion of  various  surveys,  inspections  and  audits  in  the  areas  of  financial 
management,  manpower  management,  intelligence  production,  external 
assistance  and  procurement  and  contracting. 
1.   Provide  budgeting,  contractual  and  S&TI  tasking  support  to  the 
MI COM  FIO. 
29-3.2.   ADMINISTRATIVE  SERVICES  BRANCH.   a.   Provide  Agency  focal  point 
for  coordination,  operations,  and  staff  management  for  all  personnel 
management  activities.   Includes  actions  to  develop  and  maintain  a 
skilled  work  force,  e.g.,  recruitment  and  placement,  job  evaluation  and 
pay  administration,  incentive  awards,  employee  relations  and  morale, 
performance  appraisal,  training,  career  development,  and  equal  employ- 
ment opportunity. 
b.  Providev  a  Deputv  Career  Program  Manager  to  .support  nesponsY- ( 
bility  of  \he  Activity  Career  Program  Manager  to  provide  functionalA  \ 
line  supervision  of  the  DODeWide  Intelligent  Career  Development  Program 
(ICDP).     \      \      V  v 
c.  Provide  a  Career  Program  Administrator  to  accomplish  actions 
implementing  the  ICDP  and  the  DARCOM  Career  Intern  Program. 
d.  Provide  space  management  and  operations  to  provide  required 
physical  facilities.   Includes  analysis  and  determination  of  specifi- 
cations for  janitorial  services  and  repair  and  maintenance  services. 
e.  Provide  an  MIA  Property  Book  Officer.   Provide  supply  and 
equipment  support  to  MIA  and  to  the  DA  Special  Security  Officer  by 
initiation  and  control  of  requisitions,  work  orders,  job  orders,  main- 
tenance of  property  book,  and  development  of  the  Equipment  Section  for 
the  Agency  Table  of  Distribution  and  Allowances  (TDA) . 
f.  Arrange  for  classified  shipments  and  courier  flights,  with 
emphasis  on  compliance  with  Special  Security  Office  regulator  require- 
ments, as  applicable. 
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g.   Serve  as  Agency  focal  point  for  identification  and  arrangement 
of  visitor  requirements  with  the  Protocol  Office.   Monitor  and  coordinate 
visits  of  foreign  nationals. 
h.   Provide  administrative  support  services  to  the  DA  Special 
Security  Office  as  defined  in  Command  Support  Agreement  implementing 
provisions  of  AR  380-28. 
I.   Operate  the  MIA  Mail  Room  for  receipt  and  dissemination  of  all 
non-SSO  documentary  communications. 
j.   Administer  the  records,  correspondence,  reports  and  forms 
management  programs  for  the  Agency.   Administer  the  actions  incident  to 
the  safety  program. 
k.  Provide  focal  point  for  maintenance  of  records  and  for  coordina- 
tion of  various  surveys,  inspections  and  audits  in  the  areas  of  personnel 
management,  space  management,  property  accountability,  security  training, 
safety,  and  records  management. 
1.   Provide  communication,  facilities,  transportation,  travel, 
training  and  security  support  to  the  MICOM  FIO. 
29-3.3.   VISUAL  ARTS  AND  PUBLICATIONS  BRANCH,   a.    Perform  intermediate 
and  final  editing  of  all  MIA  reports. 
b.  Assist  authors  in  development  of  reports  including  advising  on 
the  use  of  illustrations. 
c.  Develop  guidelines  for  the  preparation  of  reports  and  presenta- 
tions, incorporating  DIA  guidelines  as  applicable. 
d.  Provide  centralized  word  processing  and  preparation  of  camera 
ready  copy. 
e.  Conduct  graphic  analysis  of  special  intelligence  data  including 
the  analysis  of  drawings  of  foreign  missile  systems  and  components. 
f .  Perform  photographic  interpretation  as  required  to  develop 
illustrations,  concepts  and  engineering  drawings. 
g.  Prepare  camera  ready  artwork  for  use  in  reports  and  presentations, 
h.   Provide  printing,  collating,  and  binding  of  SI/SAO  reports,  and 
coordinate  the  reproduction  of  other  documents  with  RSA  Reproduction. 
I.   Prepare  B&W  and  color  photographic  products  as  required  in 
support  of  the  MIA  mission,  and  as  requested  by  other  agencies  within 
the  intelligence  community. 
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j  .   Prepare  microfiche  in  support  of  the  MIA  mission  and  for  other 
members  of  the  intelligence  community  as  requested. 
k.   Maintain  complete  Agency  visual  material  and  publication  files. 
29-4.   TECHNICAL  DATA  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION.   MISSION.   To  provide  world- 
wide scientific  and  technical  intelligence  data  to  support  analysis  in 
all  mission  areas  assigned  to  the  Missile  Intelligence  Agency  to  include 
initial  processing  and  screening  of  sensor  derived  and  collateral  data 
and  direct  support  analysis  of  photography  and  sensor  derived  data. 
29-4.1.   ELECTROMAGNETIC  DATA  ANALYSIS  BRANCH.   a.   MISSION.   To  acquire, 
maintain,  and  analyze  data  base  in  ELINT,  Telemetry,  IR,  OHD,  bistatic 
radar,  COMINT,  and  HUMINT  in  support  of  production  elements  of  MIA  in  areas 
of  MIA  assigned  mission.  To  perform  integrated  sensor  analysis  studies  to 
identify  relationships  and  characteristics  of  systems  and  identify  data 
collection  requirements  to  fill  gaps  in  intelligence  data  to  support 
mission  of  the  Agency. 
b.   FUNCTIONS. 
(1)   Execute  a  continuing,  critical  survey  of  intelligence  requirements 
in  ELINT,  Telemetry,  IR,  OHD,  RADINT,  COMINT  and  HUMINT.   Review  and 
evaluate  the  availability  of  source  material.   Consolidate  and  refine 
requirements  in  the  area  of  MIA  responsibilities  and  represent  the  Agency 
in  making  recommendations  concerning  priorities  in  collection,  processing, 
and  distribution.  Consolidate  and  refine  the  requirements  for  COMINT 
Product  Catalog  and  Statements  of  Intelligence  Interest  (SII).   Provide 
Agency  advice  and  guidance  on  proper  utilization,  sanitization,  and 
decompartmentation  of  selected  data. 
(2)  Provide  the  operational  interface  between  the  technical  intelligence 
program  and  those  collection  programs  designed  to  obtain  the  technical 
information  required  to  adequate  system/subsystem  analysis.   Periodically 
develop  substantive  technical  exchanges  for  collection  agencies  which  depict 
MIA's  utilization  of  acquired  data,  major  component  subsystem,  or  system 
characteristics  derived  from  the  same  and  identify  the  remaining  intelligence 
gaps  both  in  data  requirements  and  analysis  requirements.  Recommend  changes 
in  collection  equipment,  techniques,  or  procedures  as  appropriate  to  support 
filling  intelligence  gaps. 
(3)  Manage  a  program  within  the  Agency  to  provide  centralized  ordering, 
receipt,  special  processing,  analysis,,  reporting,  and  distribution  of  all 
material,  both  classified  and  unclassified,  which  is  data  base  related  and 
essential  to  mission  accomplishment  in  ELINT — including  SAE,  Telemetry, 
IR,  OHD,  RADINT,  COMINT  and  HUMINT.  Develop  procedures  for  data  flow  into, 
out  of,  and  within  the  Agency;  analyze  and  resolve  any  related  problems. 
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(4)  Assure  integration  of  Agency  intelligence  data  base  holdings  into 
an  automated  retrieval,  control  and  accounting  system  to  provide  information 
suitable  for  use  by  the  Agency,  DARCOM,  BMD  and  accredited  contractors. 
(5)  Develop  and  pursue  an  active  analysis  program  covering  foreign 
technology,  utilizing  both  the  theoretical  and  empirical  techniques. 
Such  studies  involve  areas  of  interest  such  as  radar  cross  section, 
signatures,  infrared  and  visible  radiations,  optical  equipment  related 
to  foreign  missiles,  rockets,  and  space  activities,  on-board  telemetry 
measurement  programs,  telemetry  and  ELINT  signals  externals  and  internals 
analysis,  etc. 
(6)  Perform  analysis  in  assigned  areas  of  responsibility  to  respond 
to  requirements  delineated  by  national  priorities  assigned  through  Command 
channels  and  via  quick  reaction  tasking. 
(7)  Participate  as  a  member  or  consultant  to  committees,  panels, 
and  working  groups  at  local,  national  and  international  levels. 
(8)  Prepare  and  submit  recommended  programs  related  to  areas  of 
responsibility.   Furnish  detailed  specifics  and  justification  for 
resources  requested  to  be  incorporated  into  the  General  Defense 
Intelligence  Program. 
29-4.2.   IMAGERY  DATA  ANALYSIS  BRANCH,   a.   MISSION.   To  acquire,  maintain, 
and  analyze  a  PHOTINT  data  base  and  provide  related  analysis  support  to 
the  Agency  and  the  Intelligence  Community  through  an  integration  of 
PHOTINT  information  with  all  other  available  intelligence  information 
to  assure  best  possible  agreement  between  evaluations  of  all  available 
data.   To  evaluate  analytical  requirements  witn  a  view  toward  identifying 
gaps  in  photographic  intelligence  and  generating  requirements  to  assure 
the  collection  of  data  needed  to  fulfill  MIA  data  requirements. 
b.   FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Execute  a  continuing,  critical  survey  of  intelligence  require- 
ments in  photography  and  related  data.   Review  and  evaluate  the  availability 
of  source  materiel.   Consolidate  and  refine  requirements  in  the  area  of 
MIA  responsibilities  and  represent  the  Agency  in  making  recommendations 
concerning  priorities  for  collection  of  photographic  intelligence. 
(2)  Provide  the  technical  interface  between  the  technical  intelligence 
program  and  those  collection  programs  designed  to  obtain  the  technical 
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information  required  for  adequate  system/ subsystem  analysis.   Periodically 
develop  substantive  technical  exchanges  for  collection  agencies  which  depict 
MIA's  utilization  of  acquired  data,  major  component  subsystems,  or  system 
characteristics  derived  from  the  same  and  identify  the  remaining  intelligence 
gaps  both  in  data  requirements  and  analysis  requirements.   Recommend  changes 
in  collection  equipment,  techniques,  or  procedures  as  appropriate  to  support 
filling  intelligence  gaps. 
(3)  Manage  a  program  within  the  Agency  to  provide  centralized  ordering, 
receipt,  analysis,  reporting,  and  distribution  of  all  material,  both 
classified  and  unclassified,  which  is  PHOTINT  data  base  related  and  essential 
to  mission  accomplishment. 
(4)  Assure  integration  of  Agency  intelligence  data  base  holdings 
into  an  automated  retrieval,  control  and  accounting  system  to  provide 
information  reference  service  to  satisfy  requirements  of  Agency,  DARCOM, 
BMD  and  accredited  contractors. 
(5)  Execute  a  continuous  analytical  and  evaluation  program  to  support 
periodic  and  special  publications  and  maintain  a  quick  reaction  analysis 
capability  for  dissemination  of  information  to  the  intelligence  community 
and  to  other  approved  customers. 
(6)  Participate  as  member  or  consultant  to  committees,  panels,  and 
working  groups  at  local,  national  and  international  levels. 
(7)  Develop  and  present  imagery  information  in  a  form  suitable  for 
use  in  publications,  briefing  documents,  visual  information  implements, 
and  other  communication  media. 
(8)  Prepare  and  submit  recommended  programs  related  to  areas  of 
responsibility.   Furnish  detailed  specifics  and  justification  for  re- 
sources requested  to  be  incorporated  into  the  General  Defense  Intelligence 
Program. 
29-4.3.   INFORMATION  SERVICES  AND  CONTROL  BRANCH,   a.  MISSION.   To  acquire 
intelligence  publications  and  maintain  and  operate  the  Agency  technical 
intelligence  publications  library  through  an  integrated  information 
services  system  to  satisfy  Agency,  local  commands  and  accredited  contractor 
intelligence  data  base  reference  requirements.  To  integrate  Agency 
intelligence  holdings  into  a  control  and  accountability  system;  coordinate 
and  provide  Agency  actions  to  identify  intelligence  requirements  and  to 
obtain  publications  to  fill  gaps  in  the  Agency  holdings. 
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b.   FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Execute  a  continuing,  critical  survey  of  intelligence  publica- 
tions and  open  literature  requirements.   Review  and  evaluate  the 
availability  of  source  material.   Consolidate  and  refine  requirements  in 
the  area  of  USAMIA  responsibilities  to  include  maintenance  of  Statements 
of  Intelligence  Interest  (SII),  except  COMINT  SII  and  COM I NT  Product 
Catalog,  and  represent  the  Agency  in  making  recommendations  concerning 
priorities. 
(2)  Manage  Agency  portion  of  the  DOD  Central  Information  Reference 
and  Control-on-Line  (CIRCOL)  automated  data  search  and  retrieval  system 
and  perform  operational  functions  related  to  the  system. 
(3)  Perform  literature  searching  and  researching  with  information 
using  intelligence  information  in  response  to  queries  from  agency  analysts. 
(4)  Through  an  integrated  information  services  system,  manage  and 
operate  the  technical  intelligence  library  to  satisfy  Agency,  local  command, 
BMD  community  Project  Managers,  MICOM  FIO,  and  accredited  contractor 
intelligence  data  base  reference  requirements.  Manage  the  library  within 
the  Agency  to  provide  centralized  ordering,  receipt,  and  distribution  of 
all  publication  material,  both  classified  and  unclassified,  which  is 
related  and  essential  to  mission  accomplishment.   Receive,  screen,  catalog, 
abstract,  code,  store,  cross  reference,  provide  reference  service, 
disseminate  and  dispose  of  all  security  classification  levels  of  technical 
intelligence  information.  Maintain  storage,  control,  and.  retrieval 
information  for  all  levels  of  classified  information. 
(5)  Assure  integration  of  Agency  intelligence  data  base  holdings 
into  an  automated  retrieval,  control  and  accounting  system  to  provide 
information  reference  service  to  satisfy  requirements  of  Agency,  DARCOM, 
BMD  and  accredited  contractors.   As  regards  other  national  data  bases  that 
are  available  via  telecommunication  computer  terminals,  provide  for 
retrieval  of  data  to  be  used  by  USAMIA  personnel . 
(6)  Provide  participation  as  a  member  or  consultant  to  committees, 
panels,  and  working  groups  at  local,  national  and  international  levels. 
(7)  Piepare  and  submit  recommended  programs  related  to  areas  of 
responsibility.  Furnish  detailed  specifics  and  justification  for  resources 
requested  to  be  incorporated  into  the  General  Defense  Intelligence  Program. 
(8)  Arrange  for  translations  of  foreign  language  documsnts. 
(9)  Maintain  a  residual  stock  of  USAMIA  publications  and  a  record 
copy  to  meet  dissemination  requirements  subsequent  to  initial  distribution. 
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29-5.   SYSTEMS  SIMULATIONS  AND  SCIENTIFIC  APPLICATIONS  DIVISION.   a. 
MISSION"   To  provide  data  processing  and  scientific  and  technica 1  c ompu - 
tational  support  to  all  elements  of  the  Missile  Intelligence  Agency.   This 
support  will  include  development  and  use  of  computational  models,  simula- 
tions, and  data  processing  and  analysis  systems. 
b.    FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  the  design,  development,  and  implementation  of  electro- 
magnetic data  screening,  processing,  and  display  techniques.   Provide 
both  hardware  and  techniques  in  support  of  systems  analysis  requirements. 
(2)  Manage  the  design,  development,  and  application  of  sophisticated 
scientific  and  technical  computational  models,  systems  and  subsystem 
simulations  and  data  processing  and  analysis  systems. 
(3)  Manage  the  Research  and  Development  efforts  necessary  to 
maintain  a  state-of-the-art  capability  in  scientific  computational 
techniques  in  support  of  the  analytical  mission  of  the  Agency. 
C4)  Assure  the  development  and  application  of  adequate  data 
processing  capability  to  support  the  data  base  requirements  of  the 
Agency,  and  to  provide  the  capability  to  manipulate  this  data  base  in 
the  manner  required  by  the  various  analytical  elements  within  the 
Agency. 
C5)  Provide  advisors  and  consultants  withi:.  th«*  Agency  regarding 
the  application  of  computer  science  to  the  solution  of  analy.ical  problems. 
C6)  Develop,  coordinate,  and  submit  requirements  and  recommended 
development  efforts  related  to  areas  of  responsibility.   Furnish  detailed 
specifics  and  justification  for  resources  incorporated  in  the  General 
Defense  Intelligence  Program  (GDIP) . 
(7)  Provide  participating  and  consulting  members  for  committees, 
panels,  boards,  and  working  groups  at  local,  national  and  international 
levels. 
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(8)   Develop,  direct,  maintain  and  budget  for  resources  to  provide 
scientific  programming  support  for  digital,  analog,  hybrid  and  signal  pro- 
cessing equipment  in  support  of  all  elements  of  the  Missile  Intelligence 
Agency. 
(9)   Develop  or  participate  in  development,  documentation,  and 
maintenance  of  all  scientific  computer  simulations  and  computational 
techniques  in  areas  of  basic  missile  technology,  such  as  aerodynamics, 
propulsion,  guidance  and  control,  statistics,  electronics  and  flight 
mechanics . 
(10)  Design  computer  programs/systems  for  storage,  retrieval, 
maintenance,  reduction,  and  display  of  the  S&TI  data  base  required  to 
accomplish  S&TI  research,  analysis,  evaluation  and  production  and 
provide  ADP  services  necessary  to  implement  the  systems. 
(11)  Adapt,  maintain,  and  modify  the  digital  computer  operating 
system  software  used  with  the  MIA  digital  computer  equipment.   Operate 
and  maintain  all  computer  and  peripheral  equipment  within  the  MIA  facility. 
(12)  Maintain  analytical  and  computational  techniques  for  digital, 
analog,  and  hybrid  systems  for  use  in  both  component  and  system  analyses, 
basic  technology  areas,  and  in  reduction  of  electronic  sensor  data. 
(13)  Design,  develop,  operate,  maintain,  and  budget  for  digital, 
analog,  hybrid  and  signal  processing  support  for  all  elements  of  the 
Missile  Intelligence  Agency. 
(14)  Fulfill  the  scientific  computer  production  requirements  of 
MIA  using  in-house  digital,  analog  or  hybrid  systems  or  external  com- 
puter facilities,  as  necessary. 
29-6.   LAND  COMBAT  MISSILE  SYSTEMS  DIVISION.   a.   MISSION.   To  provide 
National  and  Department  of  Defense  users  all-source  scientific  and 
technical  intelligence  concerning  single  and  integrated  short  range 
ballistic  missile  and  antitank  guided  missile  weapon  systems.   To 
provide  agency  and  Department  of  Army  users  with  future  weapon  system 
concepts  and  applied  technology  projections  in  Land  Combat  systems  and 
Defensive  systems.   To  provide  threat  support  to  Department  of  Army  in 
the  areas  of  projected  intercontinental  ballistic  missiles  and  anti- 
radiation  missile  systems.   To  provide  advice  and  consultation  on 
matters  pertaining  to  foreign  Land  Combat  Missile  Systems. 
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b.     FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  analytical  efforts  on  systems  and  related  subsystems 
as  required  in  the  development  of  timely  and  reliable  S&TI  on  Anti-Tank 
Guided  Missiles  (ATGM) ,  Anti-Radiation  Missile  (ARM)  weapon  systems  and 
their  command  and  control  networks;  interrelations  and  correlations 
between  assigned  weapon  systems,  and  the  vulnerabilities  of  systems 
elements  in  support  of  applicable  Department  of  Defense  and  national 
programs. 
(2)  Manage  analytical  efforts  on  ballistic  missiles  and  rockets 
and  related  subsystems  as  required  in  the  development  of  timely  and 
reliable  S&TI  on  assigned  weapon  systems  and  their  command  and  control 
networks;  interrelations  and  correlations  between  assigned  weapon  systems; 
and  the  vulnerabilities  of  systems  elements  in  support  of  applicable 
Department  of  Defense  and  national  programs.   Produce  appropriate 
studies  to  disseminate  information  to  customers. 
(3)  Manage  analytical  efforts  on  systems  and  related  subsystems 
as  required  in  the  development  of  timely  and  reliable  S&TI  Trends  and 
Forecasts  on  Defensive  weapon  systems  and  their  command  and  control 
networks;  interrelations  and  correlations  between  weapon  systems;  and 
the  vulnerabilities  of  systems  elements  in  support  of  applicable  Depart- 
ment of  Defense  and  national  programs. 
(A)   Design,  develop,  and  maintain  a  comprehensive  data- base  on 
foreign  SRBMs,  ATGMs,  ARMs  defensive  missile  systems  and  related  sciences, 
technologies  and  R&D  test  activities.   Analyze  data  base  as  required  to 
support  system  analysis,  subsystem  analysis,  historical  analysis  and 
trends  and  forecasts  studies.  Maintain  a  data  base  on  parallel  U.S. 
systems  and  technologies  to  be  used  in  making  error  image  assessments  or 
projections. 
(5)  Assure  S&TI  support  of  those  DOD  primary  missions  assigned  to 
the  Air  Force  and  Navy  for  which  MIA,  by  virtue  of  expertise,  supporting 
mission  assignments  or  information  holdings  has  contributory  responsibilities, 
(6)  Design,  develop  and  manage  support  tasking  to  Air  Force  and 
Navy  and  other  Army  production  elements  designated  DOD  support  roles  in 
the  MIA  area  of  primary  responsibility. 
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(7)  Develop  and  manage  a  program  for  identifying  and  maintaining 
the  technical  requirements  for  collection  and  reporting  of  technical 
information  on  weapon  systems  and  subsystems  in  the  assigned  areas  of 
responsibility. 
(8)  Provide  technical  support  to  develop  comprehensive  threat 
inputs  to  all  DOD  RDT5E  programs  delineating  technical  characteristics 
of  systems,  specific  events  or  combinations  thereof  or  specific  items  of 
systems  having  particular  impact  on  U.S.  programs. 
(9)  Manage  the  analysis  of  foreign  missile  research  and  development 
and  operational  and  test  programs  and  events  in  ATGMs,  ARMs,  and  SRBMs. 
(10)  Assure  development  and  production  of  assessments  to  provide 
support  to  Department  of  the  Army  in  areas  of  foreign  antiarmor  missiles 
and  air  launched  antiradiation  missiles,  ballistic  missiles,  and  assoc- 
iated technologies  and  for  conducting  trend  studies  in  foreign  defensive 
missile  systems. 
(11)  Participate  as  member  or  consultant  to  intelligence  committees, 
panels,  and  working  groups  at  national  and  international  levels. 
(12)  Manage  the  Research  and  Development  efforts  necessary  to 
provide  the  analytical  tools,  techniques,  and  equipment  necessary  to 
support  the  analytical  efforts  required  in  performing  the  functions  of 
the  assigned  missions. 
(13)  Manage  the  analytical  efforts  directed  at  evaluating  existing 
and  projected  deployment  and  employment  concepts  in  systems  in  the 
assigned  mission  areas. 
(14)  Manage  the  quick  reaction  and  current  reporting  efforts  in 
all  assigned  mission  areas. 
29-7.   TACTICAL  AIR  DEFENSE  MISSILE  SYSTEMS  DIVISION,   a.   MISSION.   To 
provide  National  and  International  and  Department  of  Defense  users  all- 
source  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  concerning  single  and 
integrated  Tactical  Air  Defense  weapon  systems  to  include  identification 
of  projected  systems  and  modifications.  To  determine  foreign  state-of- 
the-art  in  Tactical  weapon  system  technologies;  Command,  Control,  and 
Communication  (C^) ;  R§D  organizations;  personalities;  capabilities;  and 
programs  which  can  affect  present  or  projected  systems  needed  by  Tactical 
Air  Defense  force.  To  provide  advice  and  consultation  on  matters  pertaining 
to  foreign  Tactical  Air  Defense  Systems. 
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b.     FUNCTIONS 
(1)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  perform  comprehensive  analysis  of  assigned  Long 
Range  Tactical  Air  Defense  weapon  systems.   System  performance  capabilities, 
limitations,  and  vulnerabilities  will  be  assessed  through  in-depth 
analysis  of  subsystems  (radar,  electrooptical,  missile,  ground  support 
equipment,  etc.)  using  all-source  intelligence  data. 
(2)  Design,  develop  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical  intelli- 
gence program  to  perform  comprehensive  analysis  of  assigned  Short  Range 
Tactical  Air  Defense  weapon  systems.   System  performance  capabilities, 
limitations,  and  vulnerabilities  will  be  assessed  through  in-depth 
analysis  of  subsystems  (radar,  electrooptical,  missile,  ground  support 
equipment,  etc.)  using  all-source  intelligence  data. 
(3)  Design,  develop  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical  intelli- 
gence program  to  synthesize  and  comprehensively  analyze  the  command  and 
control  structure  and  networks  that  interface  with  Tactical  Air  Defense 
weapon  systems  and  associated  equipment  to  form  integrated  air  defense 
organizations.  Organizational  capabilities,  limitations,  and  vulner- 
abilities will  be  assessed  via  system  integration  analysis. 
(4)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical  intelli- 
gence program  to  synthesize  and  analyze  the  research,  development,  test, 
and  evaluation  efforts  related  to  modified,  new,  or  projected  tactical 
air  defense  weapons. 
(5)  Manage  analytical  efforts  on  systems  and  related  subsystems 
as  required  in  the  development  of  timely  and  reliable  S$TI  on  assigned 
tactical  defensive  weapon  systems  and  their  command  and  control  net- 
works; interrelations  between  assigned  weapon  systems;  and  the  vulner- 
abilities of  systems  elements  in  support  of  applicable  Department  of 
Defense  and  national  programs. 
(6)  Perform  conceptual  evaluations  of  foreign  weapon  sysr.em 
hardware  design  using  experimental  methods  to  satisfy  information  gaps 
in  support  of  intelligence  and  research  and  development  requirements. 
(7)  Design,  develop  and  maintain  a  comprehensive  data  base  on 
assigned  foreign  test  ranges  and  related  R§D  test  activities.  Analyze 
data  base  as  required  to  support  system  analysis,  subsystem  analysis, 
historical  analysis  and  trends  studies.  Maintain  a  data  base  on  parallel 
US  systems  and  technologies  to  be  used  in  making  mirror  image  assess- 
ments or  projections. 
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(S)   Design,  develop,  and  maintain  a  data  base  of  operational 
indicators  of  organizational  sensitivity  to  known ,  suspected,  or  likely 
system  modifications  for  use  in  priorities,  and  collection  requirements. 
(9)   Assure  SSTI  support  of  those  missions  assigned  to  the  USAF 
and  USN  for  which  MIA  has  supporting  responsibilities  by  virtue  of 
expertise,  supporting  mission  or  information  holdings. 
(10)  Design,  develop  and  manage  support  tasking  to  Air  Force,  Navy, 
and  other  Army  production  elements  designated  DOD  support  roles  in  the  MIA 
areas  of  primary  responsibility. 
(11)  Develop  and  manage  a  program  for  identifying  and  maintaining 
the  technical  requirements  for  collection  and  reporting  of  technical 
information  on  weapon  systems  and  subsystems  in  the  assigned  areas  of 
responsibility.   Provide  technical  support  in  the  integration  of  techni- 
cal requirements  for  data  into  the  national  program  for  collection  and 
reporting  and  serve  as  advisor  in  the  establishment  of  national  priorities. 
(12)  Provide  technical  support  to  develop  comprehensive  threat  inputs 
to  all  DOD  RDT6E  programs  delineating  technical  characteristics  of  systems, 
specific  events  or  combinations  thereof  or  specific  items  or  systems  having 
a  particular  impact  on  US  programs. 
C13)   Manage  the  analysis  of  foreign  missile  research  and  develop- 
ment and  operational  test  programs  and  events  in  assigned  mission  areas. 
(14)  Participate  as  member  or  consultant  to  intelligence  committees, 
panels,  and  working  groups  at  national  and  international  levels. 
(15)  Manage  the  research  and  development  efforts  necessary  to 
provide  the  analytical  tools,  techniques,  and  equipment  necessary  to 
support  the  analytical  efforts  required  in  performing  the  functions  of 
the  assigned  mission. 
(16)  Manage  the  analytical  efforts  directed  at  evaluating  existing 
and  projected  deployment  and  employment  concepts  in  systems  in  the 
assigned  mission  areas. 
(17)  Manage  the  quick  reaction  and  current  reporting  efforts  in 
all  assigned  mission  areas. 
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29-8.   STRATEGIC  BALLISTIC  MISSILE  DEFENSE  AND  STRATEGIC  AIR  DEFENSE 
MISSILE  SYSTEMS  DIVISION,   a.   MISSION.   To  provide  National  and  De- 
partment of  Defense  users  all-source  scientific  and  technical  intelli- 
gence concerning  single  and  integrated  Strategic  Ballistic  and  Strategic 
Air  Defense  weapons  systems  to  include  identification  of  projected 
system  modifications  to  include  conventional  and  non-conventional.   To 
determine  foreign  state-of-the-art  in  Strategic  Ballistic  and  Strategic 
Air  Defense  weapon  system  technologies;  Command,  Control,  and  Communications; 
RfjD  organizations;  personalities;  capabilities;  and  programs  which  can 
affect  present  or  projected  systems  needed  by  Strategic  Ballistic  and 
Strategic  Air  Defense  forces.  To  provide  advice  and  consultation  on  matters 
pertaining  to  foreign  Strategic  Ballistic  Missile  Defense  and  Air  Defense 
Systems. 
b.   FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  internal  and  external  analytical  efforts  on  systems  and 
related  subsystems  as  required  in  the  development  of  timely  and  reliable 
S£TI  on  assigned  Strategic  Air  Defense  and  Strategic  Ballistic  Missile 
Defense  weapon  systems  and  their  command  and  control  networks;  interrelations 
between  assigned  weapon  systems;  and  the  vulnerabilities  of  systems  elements 
in  support  of  applicable  Department  of  Defense  and  national  programs. 
C2)   Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical  intelli- 
gence program  to  synthesize,  analyze,  and  report  on  the  research,  develop- 
ment, test  and  evaluation  efforts  related  to  modified  or  new  strategic 
air  defense  systems  through  in-depth  analysis  of  all-source  intelligence 
data  and  knowledge  of  related  US  state-of-the-art  technologies. 
(3)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical  intelli- 
gence program  to  synthesize,  analyze,  and  report  on  the  research,  develop- 
ment, test  and  evaluation  efforts  related  to  modified  or  new  strategic 
ballistic  missile  defense  systems  through  in-depth  analysis  of  all- 
source*  intelligence  data  and  knowledge  of  related  US  state-of-the-art 
technologies. 
(4)  Design,  develop,  and  maintain  a  comprehensive  data  base  on 
foreign  strategic  defense  missile  systems,  related  sciences  and  technologies, 
and  related  R§D  test  activities.  Analyze  data  base  as  required  to 
support  system  analysis,  subsystem  analysis,  historical  analysis  and 
trends  studies.  Maintain  a  data  base  on  parallel  US  systems  and  tech- 
nologies to  be  used  in  making  mirror  image  assessments  or  projections. 
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(5)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical  intelli- 
gence program  to  synthesize,  analyze,  and  report  on  future  Strategic  Air 
Defense  and  Strategic  Ballistic  Missile  Defense  weapon  systems  and  techno- 
logies. 
(6)  Assure  S§TI  support  of  those  missions  assigned  to  the  Air  Force 
and  Navy  for  which  MIA  has  supporting  responsibilities  by  virtue  of 
expertise,  supporting  mission  or  information  holdings. 
(7)  Design,  develop  and  manage  support  tasking  to  Air  Force,  Navy 
and  other  Army  production  elements  designated  to  have  DOD  support  roles 
in  the  MIA  area  of  primary  responsibility. 
(8)  Develop  and  manage  a  program  for  identifying  and  maintaining 
the  technical  requirements  for  collection  and  reporting  of  technical 
information  on  weapon  systems  and  subsystems  in  the  assigned  areas  of 
responsibility.  Provide  technical  support  in  the  integration  of  techni- 
cal requirements  for  data  into  the  national  program  for  collection  and 
reporting  and  serve  as  advisor  in  the  establishment  of  national  priorities. 
(9)  Provide  technical  support  to  develop  comprehensive  threat 
inputs  to  all  DOD  RDT$E  programs  delineating  technical  characteristics  of 
systems,  specific  events  or  combinations  thereof  or  specific  items  of 
systems  having  a  particular  impact  on  U.S.  programs. 
(10)  Participate  as  member  or  consultant  to  intelligence  committees, 
panels,  and  working  groups  at  national  and  international  levels. 
(11)  Manage  the  research  and  development  efforts  necessary  to  pro- 
vide the  analytical  tools,  techniques,  and  equipment  necessary  to  support 
the  analytical  efforts  required  in  performing  the  functions  of  the 
assigned  mission. 
(12)  Manage  the  analytical  efforts  directed  at  evaluating  existing 
and  projected  deployment  and  employment  concepts  in  systems  in  the  assigned 
mission  areas. 
(13)  Manage  the  quick  reaction  and  current  reporting  efforts  in  all 
assigned  mission  areas. 
(14)  Manage  the  analysis  of  foreign  missile  research  and  development 
and  operational  and  test  programs  and  events  in  assigned  mission  areas. 
(15)  Manage  operations  research  and  systems  analysis  studies 
essential  to  support  the  production  of  defensive  missile  and  antispace 
system  trends  studies. 
(16)  Manage  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  analytical  efforts 
accomplished  utilizing  external  assistance  expertise  to  ensure  effective 
technical  direction  and  integration  of  results  with  in-house  technical 
programs . 
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