From: Commanding Officer, Naval Intelligence Onerations Group CTF 168 To: Director of Naval Ristory (OP-99BH), Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. 20374 Subj: COUMAND HISTORY (OPNAV REPORT 5750-1) (U) Ref: (a) “Encl: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) OPNAVINST 5750.12C CTF 168 0421302 Feb 86, Subj: Fourth Year of the Collector CTF 168 2023222 Dec 85, Subi: Operational Commander's Meeting Wrap-up CTG 168.1 - Pearl Harbor Accomplishments CTG 168.2 - Norfolk Accomplishments CTG 168.3 - Naples Accomplishments CTG 168.4 - Munich Accomplishments CTG 168.5 - Yokosuka Accomplishments CTG 168.6 ~- Panama Accomplishments 1. Enclosures (1) through (8) are submitted in accordance with reference (a). Copy to: COMNAVINTCOM (2 copies) D. M. SHERRURNE By direction sicn vols 168 B 1LE8C CDR Beene ORIGINATED BY: CDR BEENE, USNR-R, 3-3595 " TYPED BY: MARYLOU HICKMAN, 20 FER 86 Pris SUCED AL GOVERNMENT EXPENSE Sw.é
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CTG 168.1 - Pearl Harbor cy ‘85 (U) Significant CTG 168.1 statistics include: ACINT advisory messages 92 ACINT feedback 150 Number pockets analyzed 1,326 Number tapes analyzed 3,785 Number pockets sent to NISC 45 Number tapes sent to NISC 85 Number tapes returned to fleet units 3,690 number man days deployed 1,168
CTG 168.2 - Norfolk cy ‘85 (U) CTG 168.2 personnel provided numerous collection briefings to fleet personnel. (U) Significant CTG 168.2 statistics include: ACINT Data Review Total Events 1,901 Total Tapes 4,606 Airborne Events: Events processed 1,891 Forwarded to NISC: S & T 135 Forwarded to NISC: ACAP 1 Forwarded to other activities 1,730 Airborne Acoustic Tapes: Events processed 4,569 Forwarded to NISC: S$ & T 172 Forwarded to NISC: ACAP 1 Forwarded to other activities 3,419 U. S. Surface Ship Collected Data: Events processed 11 Tapes processed 38 Tapes forwarded to NISC 12 Tapes forwarded to other activities 28 Briefings of LANTFLT personnel 362 (to 2,851 personnel) Man-days deployed 1,130 ACINT personnel deployment of 686 days represent an increase of 40% over CY 1884. ee SSUREG)
(U) SECRET--~NOT RELEASABLE TO FOREIGN CTG 168.3 -—- NAPLES cy ‘85 Significant statistical data include: ACINT advisory messages ACINT feedback messages ACINT collection guidance messages Number of tapes analyzed l, Number of tapes sent to NISC Number of tapes sent to NACSECGRUDET Rota Number of ACAP tapes sent to NISC Number of tapes submitted for ASTAP Number of tapes submitted for AAAT IIR's produced Man days deployed NATIONALS 78 90 22 012 37 26 0 10 8 9 898 soe re iw ae js "3 gt SURE(S)
CTG 168.4 - Munich, Germany Cy ‘85 (U) Captain R. G. Juengling, U. S. Navy, relieved Captain C. D. Schneider, U. S. Navy as Officer-in-Charge, CTG 168.4 on 8 July 1985. FRY OSURE(6)
CTG 168.5 - Yokosuka cy ‘85 (U) LCDR F. Rocker, USN relieved LCDR W. C. Hirst, Jr., USN, as Officer-in-Charge, CTG 168.5 on 28 February 1985. Feet PSURE(7)
CTG 168.6 - Panama cy ‘85 (U) CDR S. R. Antrum, USN relieved CDR J. W. Walker, USN es CTG 168.6 on 30 May 1985. _ FUCT QSURE(8)