Do: a STR AC UD AY PROG CE aay + cee 7 | DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMANDS 4600 SILVER HILL ROAD WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20389 (IN REPLY REFER TO 5750 Ser nrc-00al/1LGER APR A ICs From: Commander, Naval Intelligence Command To: Director Of Naval History (OP-09BH), Washington Navy Yard, Washinaton, DC 20374 Subj: COMMAND HISTORY FOR CY 1984 (OPNAV REPORT 5750-1) Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12C 1eigy Encl: (1) NAVINTCOM Command History CY 1r983 (2) Special Topics’ - 3 -3}—Persennelt—Resters—— Exem 0T (Ar 2) 1. In accordance with reference (a), enclosures (1) through (3) are forwarded. DONN T. BURROWS Deputy EKNMENT EAPEASE
. SSE LINERS SV OF onGotty, a * 2 ot 4 s ae ¢ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND COMMAND HISTORY CY 1984 SAN 84: (U) NIC-15 established internal Standard Operating Procedures within the Classification Division. 1 JAN 84: 1 JAN 84:3 3 JAN 84: (U) NAVINSGEN issued a report (CNO ltr OP-008 Ser 83/29 of 3 Jan 84) on the NAVINSGEN review of COMNAVINTCOM programs on audit follow-up, internal controls and internal review. No major discre- pancies were noted. The report recommended we "Ensure top level management is involved in vulner- ability assessments and management control reviews" and that we develop and implement a detailed plan for conducting vulnerability assessments" on all major programs and functions at all COMNAVINTCOM activites by the end of FY 85." NAVINTCOM activi- ties have substantially complied with both recom- mendations. 5 JAN 84: (U) NIC-12 attended USS NIMITZ (CVW-7) post-deploy- ment debrief in Norfolk. 9 JAN 84: (U) Director, Consolidated Security Office (CSO) conducted security testing and evaluation of the Developmental Air Reporting Tracker (DART) System at NOSC, San Diego, CA. 13 JAN 84: (U) CSO and CSO-4 participated with DIA/NSA ADP security accreditation test of OSIS at CINCUSNAVEUR, London, UK. CLASSIFIED BY CNO DECLASSIFY ON: OADR TENT EMPEASE
5 : hale ** Re sy 16 JAN 84: (U) The Rapid Development capability initiative for Fleet Imagery Support Terminal (FIST) was signed by both Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Shipbuilding and Logistics) and Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Research, Engineering and Systems) thus establish- ing FIST as an approved Navy program. 16 JAN 84: (U) Sponsored a Command Commemorative Program for Dr. Marin Luther King, Jr. The guest speaker was Chaplain Willard Bolden, USN. — 17 JAN 84: (U) Congressman Steny Hoyer visited COMNAVINTCOM, 20 JAN 84: (U) Captain Donny Wu (CCNAA) made a courtesy call on COMNAVINTCOM. 20 JAN 84: (U) The NIC-l1 SI/GENSER Message Center was relocat- ed from the West Wing to the new NIC-1 Communica- tions Center/Technical Control and Commercial Operations. - -, 20 JAN 84: (u) Conducted a Formal Qualification Test (FOQT) of the SAS system to facilitiate user acceptance. 24 JAN 84: 25 JAN 84: 26 JAN 84: (U) NICKEL Team completed the FY 1986 Five Year Plan. 27 JAN 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM had lunch, sponsored by the Navy League, with Congressman Schuster, D-PA and con- Stituents in Lounge #1, Pentagon. 27 JAN 84: (U) NIC-23 developed a plan of action and milestones for implemention of the Integrity and Efficiency (formerly Fraud, Waste, and Abuse) Program. 31 JAN 84: (U) Conducted a test of a one gigabyte data base utilizing CCA M204 DBMS on a IBM 4341 and Amdahl 5860. 31 JAN 84: (U) The incumbent Inspector General (Mr. A. V~ Krochalis) retired. 2 Enclosure (1)
31 JAN FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB 84: (U) Mr. Edward R. Corbitt, TF 168 Equipment Manager, was presented the 1983 Richard J. Bryce Memorial Award by CTF 168. » 84: (U) NIC-01 and NIC-15, to minimize duplication of effort, centralized responsibility for civilian training under the auspices of the Suitland Branch Office. NIC-0l1 retained responsibil'ty fe: civilian enrollment in programs sponsored by the Defense Intelligence College. 84: (U) NIC-15 established Competitive Levels for Naval Intelligence Command. 84:3 (U) CAPT Lucian C. Martinez, USN, was designated as the NAVINTCOM Acting Inspector General. 84: 84: (U) Pinal technical contract negotiations were held with System Development Corporation regarding the FY84 Development Contract. 84: (U) Network Control Center (NCC) was delivered. The NCC provides network configurations and perfor- mance monitoring capabilities and an additional level of security checking. 843 (U) CSO-4 supervised, for the DNI, the installation of the OSIS release at CINCPACFLT, Pearl Harbor, HI. 84: (U) Achieved SAS Initial Operating Capability (10C). 84: . 3 Enclosure (1)
15 15 17 21 22 22 24 24 28 FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB MAR MAR MAR MAR 843 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 843 84: 843 84: (U) Obtained temporary level 3 ADP approved author- ity for COMNAVINTCOM. This raised approval author- ity from $500,000 to $5 million. ‘ (U) NICKEL Team submitted CO's ranking on POM. (U) James C. Runyon was designated as the NAVINTCOM Act.ng Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act Coordinator. (U) COMNAVINTCOM briefed ADM Whittle, USN (Ret). (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended reception for RADM Ingebritsen, Norway, in the CIA Executive Dinning Room. (U) RADM Ingebritsen - Norway paid a courtesy call on COMNAVINTOM, (U) The perimeter fence/gates at NIC #1 Building were modified and up-graded to provide improved security protection. (U) Rene Poussaint, ABC News 7, paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM,. (U) Sponsored Black History Month Luncheon. Guest speaker was Renee Paoussaint, Channel 7 News. (U) CTF 168 promulgated guidance to Task Force governing the use of Emergency and Extraordinary Expenses (E&EE) (O&MN subhead .1230) Funds. (U) NIC-15 presented an Executive Development Institute on Team Building, led by Joe Jacoby of the Washington Redskins football team. (U) COMNAVINTCOM briefed VADM Kaufman, USN (Ret). (U) LT John Alford, USN, 1630 was selected for the 1984 Director of Centeral Intelligence Exceptional Intelligence Analyst Program at a ceremony conducted at CIA Headquarters. NIC-121 represented NAVINTCoM, (U) An Integrated Disbursing and Accounting (IDA) terminal (manufactured by Beehive) was installed in NIC-22. The system was brought on-line and became Operational in September 1984. The IDA terminal is On-line with the AAA at the Washington Navy Yard which allows us to retrieve various reports for NAVINTCOM Headquarters as well as the component commands. Data is entered into the system by NISC for Headquarters and the component commands. aharweccmecrupsammr ampere enreni¥ wemsure (1) DU Sen A? GOVERNMENT REPRESS ui
12 12 19 13 15 16 21 23 23 MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR 84s (U) The two fire escapes at the rear of NIC #1 were enclosed with fence material to improve security protection of the building. 84: (U) CSO-4 supervised, for the DNI, the installation of the OSIS release at Rota, Spain. 84: (U) A formal request was again initiated to establish Task Force 168 as a shore command of the Department of the Navy, with detachments worldwide. 84: (U) YN1 Allen H. Otis, USN, NIC-01 was selected as Headquarters Sailor of the Year. 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM briefed RADM Larson, USN. 84: se 84: (U) NICKEL Team completed consolidated ranking sessions for POM. (U) COMNAVINTCOM assigned escort for foreign attache 84: tour. 84: (U) A Memorandum of Agreement for the preacquisi- tion development activities of PHOTIPS specifying responsibilities was signed between Naval Intelli- gence Command and National Photographic Integration Center (NPIC). 84: (U) Mr. Richard F. Sentner, Director, International Programs Division received the 1983 Edward C. Nielson Memorial Award for Naval Intelligence at ONI Anniversary. 84: (U) Discussions opened with British Navy Staff, Washington and OP-62 to provide OSIS Baseline System training to two UK personnel during summer of 1984, 84: (U) The WANG Replacement Increment (WRI) hardware VAX 11/780 was delivered and installed in the SCI Service Center. 84: (U) NIC-03/CTF 168 published a complete revision to the Fleet Intelligence Collection Manual (FICM).
27 29 30 30 10 10 MAR MAR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR 843s 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84; 84; 84: 84: 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM was at NWC, Newport, RI for OPNAV POM Wargame. (U) CAPT Barry Nobes, Australian DNI paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM. (U) Following coordination by NiC-12 and NAVELEX (PDE-120), two NMI™C inctructors presented an OSIS Baseline Overview course for OSIS Upgrade contractor personnel at Crystal City. (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM presented Headquarters Sailor of the Year Award to YNI1 Otis. (U) The Task Design Review for the WANG Replacement Increment (WRI) for SEA WATCH III was held at SDC. (U) 1986 POM submitted. (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended SUBLANT conference in Norfolk, VA. (U) Completed testing and validation of NIPS Data Base Revision fT, (U) Ambassador Isham paid courtesy call on COMNAV~ INTCOM,. (U) Congressman Norman Sisisky (D-VA) paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM and received briefing. (U) In conjunction with NIC-122, NAVU Lowry added a special two-week imagery course for two A~School graduates aS an experiment to reinforce imagery interpretation skills. (U) CSO-4 supervised, for the DNI, the installation of the OSIS release at CINCPACFLT, Pearl Harbor, HI. (U) COMNAVINTCOM addressed Navy League in New York City. 6 Enclosure (1)
11 13 17 17 18 20 23 24 25 28 28 29 APR APR APR APR APR APR APR - APR APR APR MAY MAY MAY (U) Implemented the first of a series of Basic Ordering Agreements (BOA) with Systems Development These BOA contracts will augment and complement the basic development contract with Corporation (SDC). (U) Installed in the SCI Service Center the Developmental Submarine Analysis Testbed (DSAT) computer and the WANG Replacement computer. (U) CINCUSNAVEUR began releasing intelligence augmentees assigned to SIXTHFLT units during Lebanon NIC-11A had coordinated augmentation effort which filled 17 billets at the height of the crisis. (U) OP-098/VADM BACIOCCO promulgated the FIST Operational Requirements (OR). (U) The Federal Women's Program i FWP) sponsored a workshop "Achieving a Professional Image" conducted by Ms. Cassandra Isom, CCPO, WNY. (U) YN1 Madge B. Haughton, USN, Navy Operational Intelligence Center, was selected as Naval Intelli- gence Command Sailor of the Year. (U) NIC-12 was the COMNAVINTCOM representative during initial planning meeting to establish the Navy Strike Warfare Center at NAS Fallon, NV. (U) NIC-13 and NIC-131 attended the FICEURLANT Reserve Production Conference representing COMNAV- INTCOM and CNO (OP-009). They met with 17 command- ing officers/production officers, DNRIP and FIC personnel to discuss and plan for future production and mobilization training. (U) COMNAVINTCOM presented speech to the Naval Submarine League at the Sheraton National Hotel, Arlington, VA. : (U) Admiral Ho - Korean CNO and Captain Arenosa - Spanish DNI paid courtesy calls on COMNAVINTCOM. Zz IAIPS training personnel provided various CTF- 168 field elements training on the DEC Pro-350, Fnelosure (1) TET TL LE et EES 1 Hi
10 ll 11 ll 14 14 14 MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 843: 843 84: 84: $ oftware. (U) Captain Van Idsinga, Netherlands, paid courtesy call on COMNAVINTCOM. COMNAVINTCOM hosted cocktail party for Captain Van Idsinga at Quarters L. (U) RADM Edgardo Colunge, Peruvian DNI paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM. luncheon for RADM Colunge. DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted (U) Convened a 3 day NIPS Data Base producers meeting to address recommendations for NIPS Data Base changes. Recommended changes were a result of testing of the NIPS Data Base Revision 1. Phase ITI testing was planned and scheduled to be completed in 1985 before new changes will be provided to fleet users. (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended INIC at Norfolk, VA. (U) Service Center POCX-2 software was delivered and Test and Acceptance was conducted. (U) CNO was requested to extend Priority II, 100% for TF 168 through 30 September 1985. manning (U) SCI a SCIF. Service Center was officially activated as (U) DCNO (Surface Warfare) agreed, via letter, to provide TF 168 Dets 13 STG billets in Fy-85. (U) Operations of Developmental Aircraft Reports Tracker (DART) commenced at FOSIF, Kami Seya, Japan. At this time, the DART was connected to OSIS Base- line System WANG following successful security testing. DCL AS GOVERN? EXPT SE Enclosure (1)
17 18 19 22 25 29 3 5 14 MAY JUN JUN JUL JUN JUN DEC 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84; 84s (U) NIC-12 coordinated Naval Intelligence repre- sentation at the Naval Postgraduate School's review of the 825 (Intelligence) curriculum. Captain T. W. Fritz, USN (NISC) and Captain D. J. McMunn, USN (NAVOPINTCEN) attended. (U) COMNAVINTCOM met with Captain Anthony D. E. Pender Cudlip, RN with DNI in the Pentagon. (U) CSO-4 supervised, for the DNI, the installation of the OSIS release at WESTPAC, Kama Seya, JA. (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended the NAVINTCOM Spring Party. GM CTF 168 and COMNAVSURFPAC signed a Memorandum of Agreement to establish PACFAST Det (CTU 168.1.3) in San Diego, resident in SURFPAC ae (U) Via letter, CTF 168 responded to the Defense Intelligence Agency's FY-84 DOD HUMINT Project Management Data Call. (U) The Basic ELINT Tracker (BELT) was installed on board USS ENTERPRISE to demonstrate ELINT correla- tion capability using a micro-computer in support Of RIMPAC Exercise. (U) NIC-15 established and administered an Acceler- ated Training and Promotion Program within NISC for entry-level engineers to aid in recruitment and retention of qualified college graduates in the engineering disciplines. (U) NIC-01 assigned TAD on JCS/OPNAV Manpower Sur- vey Team which studied CINCLANT/LANTFLT manpower requirements. (U) Developmental Submarine Analysis Testbed (DSAT) Phase I was installed in the NIPSSA SCI Service Center. (U) The Naval Audit Service performed a review of fund controls and expenditure documentation of Emergency and Extraordinary Expenses (E&EE). An audit report was received in November. The summary of audit results reported that NAVINTCOM had "made Significant improvements in limiting E&EE expendi- tures to authorized purposes." NAVAUDSVC recom- mended that "management must continue to emphasize controls over these highly vulnerable funds." Also a minor procedural change was recommended that would require users of E&EE funds to certify 9 Enclosure (1)
that cash advances would only be used for “collec- tion and classificatin of intelligence" information. NIC~23 assisted NAVAUDSVC personnel throughout the audit and prepared a response to the draft audit findings for COMNAVINTCOM. 6 JUN 84: (U) Completed the Gray Telephone System PWDS in NIC- 1 SCIF spaces, providing. the first ever SCI secure intercom in NIC~l. (86 handsets have been installed.) 6 JUN 84: (U! The Software Development Facility located at. was relocated to the GENSER Service Center at NIC-1. 56kbps communication lines provide software developers access to the computer resources at NICe-l. 7 JUN 84; (U) NIC-23 performed an internal review of NAVINTCOM Emergency and Extraordinary Expense funds for liaison functions. The report recommended that guidelines be developed for dollar thresholds for overt. liaison function expenditures. 12 JUN 84: (U) NIC-22 advised all component commands of the NAVCOMPT Data Call and provided manpower and dollar controls with audit trails. COMNAVINTCOM submitted consolidated budget estimate to NAVCOMPT 3 July 1984. 13 JUN 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM hosted cocktail party in Quarters L in honor of CAPT Alcarez, Attache from Paraguay. 13 JUN 84: (U) MOU Signed with NISC on development of Computer Aided Design. 14 JUN 84: 14 JUN 84: (U) Pipeline training for NEC IS-3904 was extended from four to five weeks at Landing Force Training Command, Little Creek, VA. 15 JUN 84: (U) At COMNAVINTCOM's request, NMPC approved new and more stringent screening procedures for fleet applicants to IS "A" School. 16 JUN 84: (U) CTF 168/NIC-03 completed its first year of internal reviews having conducted 16 scheduled. and special audits in a variety of functional areas, This program is a definite asset in countering potential waste and abuse of government resources. 10 Enclosure (1)
19 20 20 20 26 26 29 30 JUN JUN JUN JUN JUN JUN JUN JUN JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL 84: 84: 84: 843 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended the DIA S&T Delegated Production Conference at NISC. (U) Formally tasked and funded the building of a SPINTCOMM in support of the NAVWARCOL. (U) A Data General GW 4000 Interactive Graphics Workstation was installed as a portion of SIGIPS Subsystem Supporting the NISC-50 Signals Analysts Laboratory. This workstation was acquired under the CNO Productivity Enhancement Incentive Fund (PEIF). (U) A Memorandum of Agreement between Commander, Naval Ocean Systems Center and CTF 168 was signed for the establishment of CTU 168.0.3 located at NOSC, San Diego. (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended luncheon hosted by CNO in honor of ADM Yoshida, Japanese CNO, in the SECNAV Mess. (U) NIC~23 performed a review of procedures for accomplishment of the audit required by SECNAV to Support his certification of E&SEE expenditures. Recommended specific procedural changes relating to the selection of vouchers for personal review by COMNAVINTCOM. (U) CDR A. D. Mohr, USN relieved CDR John F. Davis, USN as Commander, Task Group 168.2. (U) Mr. James G. Glassford, retired after 33 years Honorable combined Navy and Government service. (U) Established, recruited and filled a SES position, a civilian Deputy Director for COMNAVINTCOM. (U) CTG 168.0.3 was established in San Diego to more efficiently exploit HUMINT collection opportun- ities. (U) Activated the NIC-1 DIFAX (DIA Facsimile Network) terminal, providing access to the world-wide DIAFAX secure dial-up network. (U) Captain Kawamura and Captain Wakabyashi, Japan paid courtesy call on COMNAVINTCOM. TLS UT 11 Enclosure (1) 3 DO SRD A OVE BSS Ip Ph
10 10 10 ll 13 13 17 18 18 19 23 24 25 25 JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL 84; 843 84: 84: 84: 84:3 84: 84; 84: (U) The NIC-1°Gray Telephone System Project (PWDS and 86 handsets) connected to NIC-II thru the IBL, and onward to the FT MEADE hub, providing worldwide SI securs voice access. (U) OP-009P conducted ADP security test and evaluation of IAIPS in Suitland, MD. (U) A copy of Computer Corporation of America's (CCA) Model 204 Data Base Management System (DBMS) was acquired. This DBMS was selected for utiliza~ tion for the Sea Watch III program. (U) COMNAVINTCOM was Reviewing Officer for Recruit Graduation in Orlando, FL. (U) CDR Mazzafro relieved CDR Fragomme as Commander, Task Group 168.1. i (U) CDR E. L. Rasmussen relieved CAPT S. S. Martel as Commander Task Force 168 and NIC-03. (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended command picnic at Cheltenham, (U) Established an IAIPS training center for the conduct of training in developed capabilities, demonstrations and application development. (U) COMNAVINTCOM participated in NAVOPINTCEN Change of Command ceremony. Captain Martel, USN, relieved Captain Studeman, USN. (U) COMNAVINTCOM hosted NAVINTCOM Open House, (U) COMO Draper, Canada paid courtesy cali on COMNAVINTCOM. (U) NIC-23 developed guidelines in the form of written instructions for performance of "vulner- ability assessments" of NAVINTCOM functions suscep- tible to fraud, waste and abuse and a preliminary review of the adequacy of internal controls in component commands and headquarters departments. (U) NIC-23 completed a detailed review of E&EE expenditures for COMNAVINTCOM certification to SECNAV. No discrepancies were identified in the vouchers randomly selected for COMNAVINTCOM review. 12 Enclosure (1)
26 27 31 13 13 16 17 22 JUL JUL JUL AUG AUG AUG AUG. AUG AUG AUG AUG AUG AUG 84: (U) CDR Thomas R. Wilson, USN relieved CDR John R. Erskin, USN as Commander, Task Group 168.3 QM Sole source procuring authority for MBIFIsT units was signed by both Assistant Secretary of the Navy (S&L) and Assistant Secretary of the Navy (RES&S). 84: 84: (U) The facilities management function formerly performed by NIC-00F moved to NIC-02. 84: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM attended NAVINTCOM Golf Tournament.. 84: 84: (U) The Secretary of the Navy approved the estab- lishment of the Naval Intelligence Operations Group CTF 168 as a shore activity. The CNO approved the establishment of detachments of the parent command. 84: {U) NIC-121 published an updated data base of COMNAVINTCOM personnel with foreign area and language expertise. 84; (U) NIC-12 was the COMNAVINTCOM representative dur- ing working group hosted by NTTC DET Pensacola on proposed shift of PH maintenance training from NIPSTRAFAC Key West to PH training facilities at NAS Pensacola. - (U) Key personnel attended the DODIIS Technical 84; Conference at Charlottesville, VA. 84: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM presented softball trophies at softball picnic. 84: 13 Enclosure (1)
. BESANT tepoatee E¢ onc”. "3° or 23 AUG 84: (U) At COMNAVINTCOM's request, OP-112 approved more stringent criteria for attendance at Defense Sensor Interpretation Applications Training Program (DSJATP). 24 AUG 84: (U) Conducted a two-day NOSC/ENSCO Augmented SAS System Design Review. 27 AUG 84: (U) NIC-23 developed command internal review plan which COMNAVINTCOM approved on 4 September 1984. 28 AUG 84: ee 30 AUG 84; (U) Installed a KY-3, conduit and handsets to provide NSA Gray Telephone service to GS-2 HO USMC. 5 SEP 84: (U) Initial Graphic capabilities for DSAT were implemented at NIPSSA,. - 5 SEP 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM ltr to CNO (OP-121) requested creation of a UIC for JNIDS. The JNIDS billets had been listed in NAVOPINTCEN UIC, 6 SEP 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM favorably endorsed CINCLANTFLT's recommendations for the establishment of a Single authoritative manpower data base. 7 SEP 84: (U) PHOTIPS Delta Design Concept Review was conducted at NPIC. Review included the four main contractors involved with the Improved NPIC System (INS) which PHOTIPS development is coupled, 7 SEP 84: (U) NIC~23 prepared second biennial vulnerability assessments for DON Internal Control Program for submission to SECNAV via NAVCOMPT. 11 SEP 84: (U) IS Restructuring proposal prepared by NIC-01 was signed by DNI and submitted to FLTCINCS for review and comment. All responses received by mid- December 84. 11 SEP 84: (U) DCSO and cso-4 participated in a special OSIS AMP security test and evaluation at CINCUSNAVEUR, London, UK. 12 SEP 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM visited New London, CT. 12 SEP 84: (U) Installed in the scr Service Center the Naval Development Processor (NDP) Number 2 and the Cluster Senate Processor. 12 SEP 84: 14 Enclosure (1) EAE TTS TTT id . . ot vs = . Poetie sate east ep
14 17 18 18 20 20 20 21 21 22 25 25 27 28 SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP SEP 843 84: 84; 84: 84: 84; 84:3 84: 84s 84: B84: 84: B4: WPA 0 eee ner ag BP go ¥ i % commanders. (U) Obtained CNO approval/DIA validation of Imagery Exploitation System Mission Element Need Statement. (U) RADM Martinez, Peru paid courtesy call on COMNAVINTCOM. (U} RADM Alejandro Martinez Frisancho, Peru paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM. DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon, (U) COMNAVINTCOM ltr to component commands request- ing their concurrence to the Intelligence Officer conmunity restructuring. (U}) Major General Pickering, Canada paid courtesy call on COMNAVINTCOM. (U) IS1 Michael Ray Wagner, USN, assigned to USDAO Beirut was killed in action by a terrorist car bomb attack on the American Embassy, Beirut, Lebanon. (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM relieved CAPT Sheafer at the NIPSSA Change of Command. (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended Off-Site Conference. (U) VADM Motta, Columbian CNO paid courtesy call on COMNAVINTCOM. (U) SEA WATCH III System Design Review was held at SBC. This is the first major milestone in the SEA WATCH III development effort, (U) Completed the IAIPS Contingency Plan. (u) Completed and implemented the NAVINTCOM Config- uration Management Plan. 15 Enclosure (1)
30 SEP 84: 30 SEP 84: 1 OCT 84: 1 OCT 84: 1 OCT 84: l1 OCT 84: 3 OCT 84: 3 OCT 84: 4 OCT 84: 4 OCT 84; 4 - 5 OCT 84: an: i | t : : | ; on the last day of the fiscal officers, 17 enlisted personnel Manpower on board year includeg 3} and 88 civiljans, (U) Dr. Richard Jaffee was detailed to NAVINTCOM for one year as a NOSC liaision representative, (U) NIC-22 developed monthly financial and travel Status reports for the claimancy using the Super- Comp software on the DEC 350 work stations, (U) On the Ptospectus for up-grading NIC#1 building, SA made award to A&E to commence with the base contract, (U) Major General Barak, Israel paid courtesy call on COMNAVINTCom, (U) Hosted two day OSIS discussions with the Officers- in-Charge of the OSIS sites. OSIS issues on a wide range of subjects were identified. (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM attended 1630 Dinning In, (U) SDC delivered the WANG Replacement Increment (WRI) software, This is a major milestone in SEA WATCH development which will permit SEA WATCH IT to Support NOIC operations until SEA WATCH III is delivered, (U) NIC-12 coordinated Naval Intelligence represen- tation at the naval Postgraduate School's review of the 366 (Space Operations) and 591 (Space Engi-~ 16 Enclosure (1)
ll 14 15 15 15 16 18 16 19 17 OcT OCT oct OCT OCT ocT OcT ocT OcT OcT OCT oct B4s 84: 84; 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84: 84:3 84: neering) curricula. Mr. R. W. Trout, GM-14 (NISC) attended. (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM attended TF 168 Change of Command Ceremony. (U) Captain W. W. West relieved Commander E. L. Rasmussen as CTF 168/NIC-03. GMB Initiated a joint effort with NAVELEX to docu- ment the methodology of Collection Management and Both a requirements docu- ment and a technical document are scheduled for completion by 30 November 1985, (U) COMNAVINTCOM and NIC-13 attended the NRIP Management Conference at Treasure Island. DNRIP, RIACs and RIPOs attended to discuss present and future administration requirements, production reports and organization. (U) Captain Burrows reported onboard as DEPCOMNAV- INTCOM. (U) CSO-4 supervised a special installation of an emergency patch to OSTS at CINCPACFLT and WESTPAC. (U) NIPS-A installed on board USS INDEPENDENCE and USS EISENHOWER, representing initial use of this sytem in the fleet. (U) In coordination with CNO (OP-112), the number of students at IS "A" School was increased from 17 to 20. (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended the Intelligence Dissemin-~ ation Conference at DIA. (U) NIC-O01A and 121 represented Navy at the second annual Defense Intelligence College (DIC) User's Conference. (U) NIC-12 was the COMNAVINTCOM representative at the NCCS (Ashore) Navy Training Plan (NTP) confer- ence at Crystal City. 17 Enclosure (1)
18 18 18 22 22 22 23 23 23 24 24 25 26 29 29 oct ocT OocT ocT oct ocT oct ocT OCT oct oct ocT ocT oct ocT 84: (U) CAPT Van Idsinga paid courtesy call on COMNAVINTCOM. 84: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM attended luncheon for CAPT | Van Idsinga hosted by DNI. 84: (U) The SAC OMAHA = NIC DSAT access terminal installations (KG-1://modein) were completed. 84: 84: (U}) COMNAVINTCOM attended the Defense Intelligence Data Elements Standards Committee Meeting at DIA. B43 84: (U) The Joint National Intelligence Development Staff (JNIDS) was formally established and received a Unit Identification Code (45979) and separate activity code. 84: (U) CSO-4 and NIC~000 did a special review of OSIS at CINCUSNAVEUR, London, UK. (U) NIC-01, O1A, and 12 attended the DIA-sponsored B84: Service Intelligence School Commanders Conference at the DIA Analysis Center (DIAC), Bolling AFB. 84: (U) CAPT Jose Lopes Carvalheira, Portugal paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM. DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon. 84: (U) CAPT Francisco Lopes Arenosa paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM. DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon. 84: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon in honor of CAPT Van Idsinga, Royal Netherlands. 84: (U) Marie Argana paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM in honor of Federally Employed Women's Week. 84: (U) The FWP sponsored a program, guest speaker Ms. Marie Argana, National President of Federally Employed Women. 18 Enclosure (1) “e
30 OCT 84: 31 12 13 16 13 13 13 17 14 14 OcT NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV. NOV NOV NOV DEC NOV NOV 84: 84:3 843 84: 84: 843 84: 84: (U) The FWP sponsored a workshop "Design and Imple- ment Ideas and Programs in a Military Bureaucracy," guest speaker Ms. Carolyn Becraft, Director of . ~ Informatin Center on Women and the Military, Women's Equity Action League. (U) COMNAVINTCOM presented speech at Navy League in Chicago. (U) The IDA Beehive Terminal was converted from lease to purchase and upgraded but the system has not been operational since the new terminal was installed. Efforts to correct various hardware/line problems are continuing in order to bring the system on line. (U) VADM Tamura, Japan, met with COMNAVINTCOM. (U) Installation commenced in NIC-1 emergency diesel generator. that will support NIC Service Center emergency power requirements. (U) Commenced training over 250 analysts from NAVOPINTCEN in WANG Replacement Increment. (U) COMNAVINTCOM visited Omaha. (U) Tasked NAVELEX to install a STREAMLINER remote SPINTCOMM terminal at Coast Guard HO Long Beach, CA, to Support the NNBIS effort, and to serve USN ships in-port Long Beach OTC. (U) Mr. J. C. Runyon assumed the NAVINTCOM Inspector General position. (U) NIC-23 performed an internal review of the implementation of Standards of Conduct in NAVINTCOM. Recommended actions primarily addressed Navy re- quirements for a continuing program of indoctrin- ation and refresher training of personnel, partic- ularly relating to their personal relationships, their conduct (on and off the job), and their responsibilities for performance on the job. (U) BEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon in honor of COMO Won, Republic of Korea. (U) Specialist attended a two day symposium "1984 Perspectives on Employment of Handicapped Individ-~ uals a National Symposium" at Gallaudet College in Washington, DC. 19 Enclosure (1) ETE EE rn,
14 15 15 15 31 16 17 18 19 20 21 NOV 84: NOV 84: NOV 84:3 NOV - DEC 84: NOV 84: NOV 84: (U) NIC-01 requested NIC-000 assign representative to support manpower and training ADP efforts. Ms. Joyce Wineland assigned. ; (U) The Strategic Air Command became the first remote user of the DSAT when it was demonstrated at the Senior Military Intelligence Officers Conference, (U) The Defense Intelligence Agency implemented new benefits and allowances for the Defense Attache System which provide comparability with certain State Department benefits and allowances. Dependent care expenses, home visitation between consecutive tours, dependent travel during TAD enroute station and dependent visitation are the new benefits provided. Others await funding by Congress. (U) NIC=23 performed an internal review of the NAVINTCOM Benefit Association .(NICBA) (a morale, welfare and recreation (MW&R), non-appropriated fund entity, sanctioned by COMNAVINTCOM). ‘This was the first indepth review performed of this activity since its formation in late 1983. (Uu) NIC-13 attended the FICPAC Production Conference, Fourteen commanding officers, production officers and DNRIP attended to discuss mobilization training and production for the future. (U) FICEURLANT in Norfolk hosted the USS SARATOGA (CVW-17) and USS AMERICA (CVW-1) post-deployment debriefs; NIC-122 attended and also presented remarks to NMITC's 3rd graduating class of NEC IS-3905 students. (U) Requested National (DIA) validation of new SPINTCOMM for FLTCORGRU 2 at Little Creek and COMINWARCEN at Charleston. 20 Enclosure (1)
a ev el iad sata cad Src tia aati 24 NOV 84: (U) Completed installation of the Prototype Ocean Surveillance Terminal (POST) on the USS ENTERPRISE. POST is a BELT system upgraded to run on the HP- + 9020 computer with enhanced maps and computational aids incorporated. 27 NOV 84: (U; CAPT Pender-Cudlip, Royal Navy, paid courtesy c..11 or. DEPCOMNAVINTCOM. 27 NOV 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM forwarded point paper to NDW providing background on our efforts to provide space for the Suitland Branch of the NFCU in NIC#l, in an effort to get Washington Headquarters Services (WHS), in OSD, to approve our plans. We have been trying to get this approval, without success, since 16 August 1983. The point at issue is our desire for a totally separate entrance fo the NFCU branch, for security reasons. WHS considers the separate entrance too expensive. The matter remains unre-~ solved at the end of 1984. ' 27 NOV 84: (U) NIC-12 attended the AN/SYQ-9 (V3) NTP conference at Crystal City. 29 NOV 84: (U) Completed Command Inspection of the Navy Operacional Intelligence Center (NAVOPINTCEN). Result was an overall evaluation of Satisfactory. 30 NOV 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM requested CNTT shift source RTC for IS "A" School from San Diego, CA to Orlando, FL to coincide with shift of "A" School to Dam Neck, VA in 1986. DEC 84: (U) NIC-15 instituted changes affecting Merit Pay personnel under the new Performance Management and Recognition System which replaced the Federal Merit Pay System. DEC 84: (U) NIC-15 presented an Executive Development Insti- tute which featured the Washington Post columist, Mike Causey, speaking on proposed changes affecting Federal personnel. DEC 84: (U) By December 1984, approximately 450 Non-TEMPEST Pro-350 personal computers had been installed at NAVINTCOM. 5S DEC 84: (U) SYTEK Network Control Center upgraded to meet system high requirements.
5 DEC 84: (U) NIC-12 attended an OP-942 sponsored meeting on training for FY-86 JINTACCS implementation. 6 DEC 84: (U) Japanese DNI paid courtesy call on COMNAVINTCOM. 6 DEC 84: (U) Mike Causey, Washington Post Reporter, Executive Development Institute paid courtesy call on DEPCOM~ NAVINTCOM. 7 DEC 84: (U) RADM Konishi, Japanese DNI paid courtesy call on DEPCOMNAVINTCOM. 8 - (U) NIC-13 attended FICEURLANT Production/ADP 9 DEC 84: conference. Seventeen commanding officers and ADP representatives, and DNRIP also attended. 10 - (U) COMOPTEVFOR conducted initial FIST test. and 14 DEC 84: evaluation operations (OTIIA) aboard USS EISENHOWER at sea in the Mediterranean, USS SHREVEPORT in-port Rota, Spain, and at FICEURLANT, Norfolk, VA. A quick look message requesting an initial evaluation made available within 30 days was submitted by OP- 098. 13 DEC 84: 17 DEC 84: (U) Naval Warfare Tactical Data Base Working Group completed a Plan of Action and Milestones to be presented to the Steering Committee in January 1985. 17 DEC 84: (U) Coordinated visit to NAVINTCOM by RADM SUTHER- LAND, Commander, Naval Data Automation Command, for purpose of requesting ADP approval was sub- sequently grated by the Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Financial Management) based on this briefing. 18 DEC 84: (U) EEO Committee sponsored a Christmas Party for needy children from the Junior Citizen Corps, Washington, DX. ; 19 DEC 84: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM attended Command EEO/HRC Christmas Party for Orphans at NISC Cafeteria. 20 DEC 84: (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended NAVINTCOMHO Christmas Party. knctosure (1) . > " f B: eof flab Ay GOWERNe!D nt on:
26 27 30 30 31 31 31 DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC B4 84 84 84 (U) One HOTLINE complaint was investigated and results reported to the Nevy Inspector General. No violations of criminal or regulatory violations were Substantiated, (U) A total of 444 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) actions were completed during the calendar year. (U) NIC~02 and NIC-21 were preparing basic informa-~ tion for FY-86 Congressional Budget Justification Book although GDIP resource levels were not yet firmly established by DCI/OSD. NICKEL Team was beginning its work on the FY-87 Five Year Plan. NIC-22 had completed first quarter of FY-85 execu- tion. (U) Final design for the relocatable building project was completed by the Chesapeake Division, NAVFAC. . (U) During the year, 37 Privacy Act (PA) requests were accommodated. (U) During the year, conducted 33 per-complaint counseling sessions, of which 31 were resolved at the activity level and two went formal. (U) During 1984, there were 86 Navy/Marine Corps Defense Attache, Attache and Assistant Attache positions throughout the world. New positions were established in Guatemala, Ivory Coast, Malaysia and Somalia. There were also 62 Navy/Marine Corps attache support positions. The Chief of Naval Operations met personally with 19 newly assigned principal attaches prior to their assumption of duties. Fifteen attache selection interviews were conducted prior to nomination of principal attaches to 14 countries. Thirty-two attaches reported for duty, and 54 nominations were forwarded to the Defense Intelligence Agency for personnel assigned to the Defense Attache System. 5 sure (1)
JAN - DEC 84: JAN - DEC 84: JAN - DEC 84: (U) On a continuing basis, NIC-15 established positions and administered training programs for nine Upward Mobility positions. (U) COMNAVINTCOM received and validated 11 Intelli- gence Production Requirements for 1984 and process- ed 177 IPRs from 1979 for revalidation by their Originators, (U) COMNAVINTCOM tasked 1124 unscheduled produc- tion tasks during the year. er err rer eR TTT TTT ~ . TEA Ge WERNMENS Baddow! : 24 | “Enclosure (1) I
SPECIAL TOPICS 1. (U) Special Training Oportunities. During 1984, NIC¢-:> the Navy's management office for the following prograns amass: a. (U) Quality of Analysis. This program began in frecs with money from DIA to increase the expertise Of individsais ; GDIP funded billets who are engaged in general and scienese:- ‘ technical intelligence analysis. In the FY-84 progra~, 2. ere ceces were approved for six commands. Seven military and 14 cieitsac analysts participated at a cost of more than S654, Travet ranged from the People's Republic of China to U.S. Defanie facilities. Increased participation in the Fy-s5 orDirar ress in requests totaling $118K by 31 December 1984. b. {U) Defense Advanced Language and Area Se-i:e. prasrae (DALASP). Established by DIA in FY-82, the DALAT? was 05 be used to promote advanced training for intelligence analysts specializing in Third World areas. Based on service feednace, NIA refined the program during 1984 to allow language training to be conducted separately from area studies. Non-Third Worle lannjuajes were added if studied in conjunction with scientific ana technical analysis. Two naval officers received a total of $6,035 in 1984 for part-time language training and studies. eal c. -(U) Director of Central Intelligence (pcr) Exceptional Intelligence Analyst Program. Funded since 1979 from the DCI's Intelligence Community Staff budget, this program was created to improve the quality of intelligence anlysis by giving promising midcareer professionals the Opportunity to personally tailor a_ project to sharpen their analytical skills and provide for their professional development. Projects have included sabbaticals, university study, and independent research. Each year, approximately 15 military and civilian personnel participate at an average cost of $25K per person. Early in 1984, one officer was selected from a field of three Navy nominations. In December, the program office nominated two officers for participation in the FY-85 program. Enclosure (2}