DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY COMMANCER IN CREF UNITED STATES PACIFIC FLEET PEARL HARBOR HAWA! 36850-7000 IN AEPLY REFER TO Ser 2/2. 11 JUN 986 Commander in Chief U. S. Pacific Fleet Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (ATTN: OP-O009P) Navy Department, Washington, D. C. 20350-2000 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE ANNUAL HISTORY PROGRAM (a) DN] Memo Ser 009/6U362418 of 27 Jan 86 (b) CINCPACFLT Itr of Transmittal 5000 of 13 Mar 86 (c) DNI Memo 5750 Ser 21-86 of 18 May 86 (1) CINCPACFLT Intelligence Division Command History 1985 (U) accordance with reference (a), CINCPACFLT's Intellegence Division Command History for 1985 was sent under reference (b). Per reference (c), additional copy is enclosed. SED Ce py bled unter \ A. . - -T- 4 \ - ° , ‘3 if ute CINcPRIELT. ot fr" . » J A. FROST 7 Assistent Chief of Staff for Intelligence Naval air power - in defense of freedom
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CINCPACFLT INTELLIGENCE DIVISION COMMAND HISTORY -- (U) Intelligence 1. (U) b. (U) (1) (W) Intelligence Management Activity Coordination Staff£/Subordinate activities: COMO Holthouse CAPT McIntyre GEN Nutting VADM Burkhalter RADM Batzler GEN Pettyjohn RADM Horne RADM Nyquist RADM Howe BGEN Watrous RADM Davis Jr. RADM Hedges BGEN Lightner RADM Nyquist RADM Cockfield ADM Romly BGEN Eikelberger VADM Hudson RADM Yanow ADM Nipon RADM Yanow COMO Won RADM Konishi RADM Cossey BGEN Horton RAN Attache to DC DATT, Indonesia USC INCREP Deputy, CIA COMCARGRU THREE Former «+ CINCPAC J2 COMNAVFORKOREA COMCRUDESGRU FIVE COMCRUDESGRU SEVEN CINCPAC Jj2 COMNAVSURFPAC COMNAVFORJAPAN (P) Deputy WESTCOM COMCRUDESGRU FIVE COMINEWARCOM COS, Indonesia CINCCENT J2 CHIEF OF NAVAL STAFF, RAN COM MARITIME FORCES PACIFIC CINC, ROYAL THAI NAVY CAF, COM MARITIME FORCE PAC DEP CNO INTEL ROKN DIR INTEL DIV, MSO COMNAVFORJAPAN SAC, Director of Targeting 08 08 26 28 16 19 20 06 25 10 08 02 05 17 20 22 25 25 29 29 31 14 15 6S 17 1985 Coordinated the following visits to CINCPACFLT JAN JAN JAN JAN FEB FEB FEB APR APR JUN JUL AUG SEP SEP SEP OCT OCT OcT OCT OCT OCT NOV NOV DEC DEC
RADM Kohn COMUSNAVPHIL 17 DEC GEN Crist DCOS,HQ MARINE CORPS WASH DC 18 DEC RADM Flynn COMMANDER, NIS 19 DEC (3) (U) In June, CAPT Jeremy C. Clark relieved CAPT Lawrence T. Wright as Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence. In December, CAPT John A. Frost relieved CAPT Jeremy ©. Clark as Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence. c. (U) Attache Affairs. Visit briefings were conducted for the following visiting Naval Attaches and Liaison personnel: (1) (U) CAPT L. McIntyre, USN, American Legation US Naval Attache for Indonesia (2) (U) CAPT J. Baldwin, USN, Defense Attache/American Legation US Naval Attache for New Zealand (3) (U) CAPT L. Lowe, USN, Defense Attache for Japan (4) (U) CDR R. J. Lockrem, USN, American Legation US Naval Attache for Madagascar (S$) (U) MAJ T. Truerniet, USMC, Assistant American Legation US Naval Attache for Indonesia (6) (U) MAJ J. Anderes, USMC, American Legation US Naval Attache for China (7) (U) CAPT A. Millard, USN, American Legation US Naval Attache for India ; d. (U) Intelligence Production and Distribution. PACFLT intelligence message dissemination policy, which began in July 1984, continued throughout 1985. This policy has been successful in eliminating duplicative reporting, consolidating tailored information, and reducing broadcast loading on communication circuits.
e. (U) Architecture and Systems Development (1) The first iteration of CINCPACFLT's Intelligence Systems Architecture Plan (ISAP) was written and published in June 1985. It serves as a foundation for programming initiatives to rectify shortfalls in intelligence support to all levels of command. a rr cet yr UU er SES ene a (2) fem Fleet Imagery Support Terminal (FIST) has proved aaa aE Te ans of transmitting, imagery —_—_————n (4) (J) Maritime Air Ground Intelligence Cell ADP Support System (MASS) has been installed and is operational in FOSIC PAC spaces. MASS is a developmental system for data base management and analytical tools to provide tailored intelligence support to maritime, air and ground power projection ashore forces. (S) (U) Video Teleconferencing System (VTS) sponsored by DARPA is a secure, real-time system between FOSIC PAC and Naval Operational Intelligence Center (NOIC) in Suitland, MD. In July, VTS was installed and operational in FOSIC PAC spaces, allowing for secure, 'face-to-face' real-time meetings between CINCPACFLT, FOSIC PAC, and NOIC intelligence managers, watch officers and analysts. The benefit of VTS is that discussions are significantly more productive that secure phone/message traffic and saves the cost of travel and transportation of highly classified material. (6) (UY) Prototype Ocean Surveillance Terminal (POST) provides automatic tracking and elint correlation data to deployed Naval units. PACFLT POST units have been installed aboard the USS ENTERPRISE and USS BLUE RIDGE.
2. (U) Fleet Ocean Surveillance Information Center, Pacific (FOSIC PAC) 1985 ae BBB ricer Ocean Surveillance Information Center, Pacific (FOSIC PAC) continued to provide seuemEnes information A,3 and analysis of maritime activity in the Pacific and Indian Ocean areas to both COMTHIRDFLT/COMSEVENTHFLT Operating Forces and the CINCPACFLT Staff. The results of this analysis were broadly disseminated to Naval, Air Force, Joint, and Allied commands. FOSIC PAC additionally served as the Maritime Indications and Warning Support Center in the Pacific and Indian Ocean regions as a member of the Worldwide Warning Indicator Monitoring System (WWIMS). (1) (U) The following are highlights of FOSIC PAC's I & W and Summary/Tailored reporting efforts throughout 1985: (a) (U) Provided a twice daily ballistic missile submarine locator message to the Strategic Air Command. (b) (U) In accordance with the CINCPACFLT Navy-to-Navy Intelligence Cooperation (CINNIC) agreement, continued to provide maritime summaries to U.S. allies. (c) (U) Provided Intelligence support to PONY EXPRESS Test Support Position operations for COMTHIRDFLT, Pre-Deployment briefs to U.S. units enroute WESTPAC/Indian Ocean deployments, tailored all-source intelligence support to major U.S. exercises/work-ups such as Team Spirit 85, TOMAHAWK OTH testing, EASTPAC ASW Ops and CVBG Ops in EASTPAC/WESTPAC. (d) (U) Provided tailored support to U.S. and Allied Forces on various Soviet out-of-area operations such as Broad Ocean Area (BOA) missile firings and SOVIET Manned Space Launch Ops. Mey Additional PACOM operations and special (2) xe events supported by FOSIC PAC during 1985 are delineated below by month: JANUARY ~-(07 JAN) CDR Mike Emmett, UK OSIS Liaison officer, onboard for command orientation/discussions (07-11). Set up visit_to FICPAC to see FIST in operation. 2
--(08 JAN) Commenced OSTS Support of OPTEVFOR DET Sunnyvale eis a me i ; --(10 JAN) CAPT Tim Hascall, USMC, onboard FOSIC PAC TAD (221); command briefing presented. memes Reconnaissance Programs A- 3 overview presented TO rOsic mpersonnel at NCPAC. --(14 JAN) Commenced OTCIXS support for USS CONSTELLATION SOCAL operations --(15 JAN) 22A presented command briefing to FICPAC reserves, a a On rc -=(16 JAN) LCDR W. Irwin (22A) attended ROTHR briefing at CINCPAC presented by the MITRE Corporation; USAF OTH-B and USN ROTHR discussed. ~-(17 JAN) CAPT C. R. Jones, Jr., (N22), presents ASW briefing to CINCPAC and CINCPACFLT Flags (01/02) at CINCPAC. ~-CINCPACFLT orientation briefing for newly reported FOSIC 4 PAC personnel. ~-(21 JAN) Mr. Fred Kramer, NOSC, onboard to install new CARI release for KAYPRO 4 (21-23). --CDR Frank Swift, RLO from Alameda, onboard for OSIS discussions (21-25). ~-CDR S. Davis (N220) departs TAD for FITCPAC OSIS presentation (21-23). --FOSIC PAC personnel tour COMTHIRDFLT/COSP facilities. -°ENS Campbell, I0 for VA~94, onboard for OPINTEL familiarization (21- -~01 FEB). --5+7 FOSIC personnel attend two-week NSA Target Studies Course at NCPAC. ~-(22 JAN) Mr. Ed Jackson, NOSC, visits for discussions. Meets with Soviet surface/air analysts 24 JAN on ROTHR statistics. . --Kathryn Trainor, NOSC, visits for DSAT discussions. --(26 JAN) USCINCRED, BRIG GEN Brown and GEN Nutting (USA), visits CINCPACFLT/FOS IC PAC; N2/N22 hold selected intelligence discussions.
--(28 JAN) ASW Brief presented to ADM Crowe, USCINCPAC, by N22 and 333. --MAGIC operations commence at FOSIC PAC; five FMFPAC personnel under MOU onboard for initial 90 day period. FOSIC command brief presented to MAGIC FMFPAC personnel. *-Jim Lehr and Tim Orcutt, NSA Office for PRC Strategic Missile Analysis, visits FOSIC for discussions with 221 personnel, --(29 JAN) VADM Burkhalter, Director Intelligence Community Staff, DCI, visited FOSIC; N2 talk OSIS security and MAGIC. --(31 JAN) FOSIC PAC command familiarization presented to Dudley Reese and Don Maziarz, NAVELEX; (ony =A 4 discussions held with FOSIC/CSG personnel. FEBRUARY ~-(04 FEB) MCPON briefed by N2 briefers at 1330, -:Capt Lagier (P33) briefed by N22 at 1330. spine FEB) CPF/C3F_ASW Conference (526 FEB) Mmm --CDR Olsen from NIPSSA onboard (7-9 FEB) for OBS/OBU discussions. --CDR Westmoreland from COMPHIPGRU THREE onboard for discussions with 2216. ~-(09 FEB) Benjamian Burris, NOSC DP-IV onboard for discussions with CPF/FOSIC on NCCS Arch (9215 FEB). --COL Richard Smith, USA, arrives with congressional tour (Congressman McDade 4 group). --(11 FEB) Provided pre-deployment briefing to crew of USS CONSERVER. ~-(12 FEB) CAPT van Hoften from COMSUBPAC onboard for poe 2x3 discussions. --COMDESRON FIVE ‘personnel onboard for pre-deployment briefings. — H. Poole, USMC, onboard for discussions with MAGIC Ar 3
--NAVSPACOM presents brief in N2 conference Troom. --CO, FICEURLANT, G-=2 FMFLANT, et al visit to view MAGIC setsup and discuss SOP. --(16 FEB) RADM Batzler, CCG-3, briefed by 22 (Enr IO/NAS as interim relief for CCDG-S). --(19 FEB) COMO Johnson (Dir Strategy, Plans & Policy (CNO OP-60)) briefed on Navy Maritime Strategy. ~-(21 FEB) Commenced TRANSIT-EX 85-8 OTCIXS support to BG Delta (211400Z - 0823592). --MAJ J. Gilvert, Ramts & Eval Div of DIA (Collection Mgmt), onboard fet tour. --(23 FEB) Installed WANG word processing software release 9.9. --(26 FEB) Mr. Peter Olsen, Deputy Dir, Plans §& Prgms at DIA visits FOSIC. OSIS brief and GDIP expenditures for MAGIC discussed. -~-FOSIC PAC reps brief Soviet buildup to the SEA Analytical Conference at KUNIA. ~-(27 FEB) Bob Richmond & Don Henneberr DEFSMAC, briefs FOSIC/CPF intelligence personnel on Soviet developments. --(28 FEB) USS WORDEN pre-deployment brief at CINCPACFLT. MARCH ~-(01 MAR) Commence intelligence support to ASW OPS 85-5 in EASTPAC,. --CDR Lawing, MAJ Dorn arrive Honolulu for MAGIC discussions; depart 06 MAR. ~-(06 MAR) CAPT S. van Hoften, COMSUBPAC Intelligence Officer, visits FOSIC/CSG for orientation.. -~-(07 MAR) RADM McDowell, CNSG, visits SPINTCOM/FOSIC/CPF for CT discussions.
--(08 MAR) LCDR Stoll, CV-64, and ENS Ross, VF-154, visit FOSIC for walk thru orientation, =-(09 MAR) PRC/SHANGHAI brief presented to USS CROMMELIN and USS J. A. MOORE by LT Margiotta (2211). --(11 MAR) CDR Tom Pigoski, SiS Program A-3 Operations Coordination Group (POCG), visits FOSIC/CSG for Si Ar? discussions. --(12 MAR) Mr. Jim Hoffman and Mr. Ed Koehler (Chief & Dep Chief of CSG upgrade (Coastline)) visit CSG for discussions. --Mr. Dunhay (Chief of NSA Far East div) visits FOSIC/CSG. --(13 MAR) Provided briefing support package to COMPHIBRON SEVEN in San Diego. =-(14 MAR) CAPT Maroy (NSA Chief of Soviet Naval Exploitation) visits FOSIC/CSG. --(18 MAR) Mr. Morgan, Mr. Christman and LCDR Jimenez (NAVELEX) visit (18-19) for CW and POST discussions. =~=(20 MAR) MAJ Gary Johnson, FMFPAC, arrives FOSiC for OSIS discussions. ~-(21 MAR) N22 visits COMTHIRDFLT for mtgs with VADM Jones. =+(24 MAR) N22 departs for Wash DC for ROTHR workshop. --(26 MAR) Ms. Theresa Wilson, LTCOL T. Fields and Mr. D. Richards, DIA, tour FOSIC. ~-(28 MAR) RADM D. M. Brooks, COMCARGRU-7, visits FOSIC. APRIL ==(01 APR) TRW contractor personnel onboard for CMSS upgrade. ~-(09 APR) Visit by Mr. M. Hurwitz from DIA GDIP POM Staff. -~-(11 APR) Mr. Ed Koehler, Dep Chief CSG, visits FOSIC for walk thru.
--(29 APR) Capt D. D. Clark, PDE+120, visits CINCPACFLT for OBU discussions. --Jack Dreyfus and Robert Lentz, SPAWARCOM, visit FOSIC for discussions on OSIS support. MAY ~-(02 MAY) Will Rasmussen, NOSC, visits for discussions. --ISC Kowalsky and 1S2 0'Neal conduct periodic visit NAVCAMS to discuss Streamliner matters. *-(0S MAY) LCDR Rich Mobley, FOSIF WESTPAC, onboard for OBU/TADIX/OTCIXS discussions. ~-(06 MAY) NAVELEX Planning Team onboard for OBU/BESEP discussions. --(07 MAY) COL Charles C. M. Peters, Def Force Staff Australia, visits for briefs/discussions on intelligence inter-relationship. --HON. Edward Philbin, Commissioner Federal Maritime Commission (4 star equivalent), arrived on Island for ACDUTRA as Colonel in USAF, received FOSIC brief from N22. -:(08 MAY) LCDR Eric Jewett and Mr. Kevin Ryan (OPTEVFOR) onboard for meeting regarding Exercise NORPAC 310-5, --(09 MAY) CAPT D. D. Clark, PDE=120, arrives at CINCPACFLT for OBU briefings. --(16 MAY) Chairman DCI SIGINT Committee and 7 others visit CINCPACFLT for general overview. 2--(18 MAY) USS KANSAS CITY provided pre-deployment brief at CPF, ~-(20 MAY) Mr. Terry Norris, NOSC, onboard for discussions. ~-(23 MAY) Mr. Tim Gilbert, NAVELEX, visited to discuss communications setrup for ROTHR. -*Members of House Arms Services Subcommittee meet/discuss communications consolidation on Oahu. --Tour of FOSIC/CSG for CPF/FOSIC Spouses day.
--(24 MAY) Visit by RADM Kennedy, Australia, for briefings. --(27 MAY) CAPT August Millard onboard for CPF/FOSIC briefing prior to assumption of duties as Naval Attache New Delhi. --(29 MAY) N22 presents CMD brief to CO/XO wives at Pearl Harbor O'Club. --CDR K. Tuckey, RAN, receives tour. --(30 MAY) Visit to FOSIC by five members of USCINCPAC/J21 shop. JUNE --(10 JUN) Tour and Command Briet presented to JMSDF personnel by N2/N22. --(11 JUN) pre-deployment briefing provided to PATRON ONE prior to WESTPAC deployment. --(12 JUN) Commenced support to USS Hepburn for Kennel Freelance Ops (12 Jun-02 Jul). ~-(13 JUN) Briefing for Australian Naval personnel. --(20 JUN) Visit by Australian Ambassador Dalymple, USCINCPAC (J10) personnel along with Australian COMO Ian James; presented ccmmand brief and conducted roundtable discussions. --(24 JUN) Inventory of Top Secret and SCI material; no discrepancies. --(25 JUN) JASDF COL Morimichi Kawahigashi receives tour and briefing by N22. --(26 JUN) LTGEN Williams, Director DIA, visits FOS IC/CSG and receives briefings and tour. --(27 JUN) LT Yamamoto, JMSDF, receives tour by N225. --(28 JUN) CAPT Grant, FMFPAC, arrives onboard for tour and discussions with N22. JULY ~-(14 JUL) Commenced USNS Observation Island support. 10
*-(15 JUL) FOSIC/CSG personnel receive Kennel Freelance brief. --(18 JUL) Provided pre-deployment briefs for USS LYNDE McCORMICK, USS ENGLAND, USS ELLIOT, USS SIDES, and USS JARRETT. ~-(22 JUL) CDR Moore, NAVELEX Det London, visits NAVELEX Det Pearl Harbor and FOSIC, briefed by N22. e-Mr. F. Smott, CIA, onboard for tour and briefings. +-(23 JUL) Mr. Dick Murray, Mitre Corp, and J23/USCINCPAC given tour/briefings by N22S. --(24 JUL) SUBPAC staff visit for familiarization tour. --COMDESRON THIRTY FIVE personnel receive pre-deployment Brief. --(2S5S JUL) Visit by COMO Gilbert, OPNAV 094; conducted roundtable discussions, ~-(30 JUL) Provided pre-deployment package to PHIBRON FIVE in San Diego. --Visit by Mr. Allan Keimig, (contractor w/NAVSPARHAR), to discuss OBS/OBU. ~-(31 JUL) Visit by RADM Ralph R. Hedges, CNFJ(P), to CPF/FOSIC. ~-USS MARS personnel given pre-deployment brief. AUGUST --(05 AUG) CAPT Frank L. Tillotson, PCO USS St Louis, onboard for Geopolitical, Antiterrorism and counterespionage briefings, focusing on Japan and Philippines, specifically, and WESTPAC in general. ~-(06 AUG) COMCRUDESGRU EIGHT personnel give pre-deployment brief at CINCPACFLT. --(08 AUG) Mr. Allen Keimig onsite for further planning of OBU connectivity for FOSIC. --(09 AUG) LTCOL Brosnan, Intel Mgmt Br, Intel Div HQMC; LTCOL Gordon R. Wilson, Dep AC/S G=2, FMFPAC and MAJ Carl R. Bott, FMFPAC G-2 OPNS, receives tour and MAGIC brief. ~>(15 AUG) Mr. Joseph G. Smith, BTG, Inc Contractor Rep onsite for Prototype Ocean Surveillance Terminal (POST) site survey. 11
*-(21 AUG) FLTLT B.J. Walters, Australian Air Force, visited for tour and discussion on topics of mutual interest. --(22 AUG) COL Francis Nekoba, DIA Asst Deputy Director for I & W, onboard for orientation/briefings. --(23 AUG) SQNLDR Glynn E. Jones, RAN, onboard for Intelligence Exchange Conference tour. --Mr. Richard R. McNamara, NAVSEA, onboard for Intelligence support related discussions, --(26 AUG) Mrs. Sara S. Mayfield, GS-13, Chief Insular Asia Branch (G92), NSA onboard to provide/discuss status of SIGINT collection and reporting on Philippines. *-(27 AUG) CDR R. N. Duncan, USN, relieved CAPT C, R. Jones, USN, as Officer in Charge FOSIC PAC. --CDR Michael G. Duncan, OPNAV and Mr. Robert A. Stephenson, NOSC, onboard to discuss OTH support. SEPTEMBER --(11 SEP) CDR Thomas M. Pigoski, OIC POCG, onboard to discuss [RRgRRRRAEEENEEEE Ops. A- > --(13 SEP) Mr. Leo J. Garneau, Asst Sys Analyst, Planning Research Corp., onboard to discuss NIPS-A OSP interface with N22. --(16 SEP) Mr. Max N. Barton, NOSC, and Mr. Norman R. Simmons, Science Applications Inc., onboard to validate "OSIS as built" drawings. \e°(17 SEP) Mr. Pasco P. Brown and Mr. Willam D. Lanning, PACAF, onboard to discuss PACAF CMD and Component CMDs. --(19 SEP) Mr. Lowell S. Thomas, Mitre Corp, onboard for Collection Management briefings. =-COMSUBPAC watch officers onboard for -tour/briefings by LCDR G. Spatafore (N22S). --(23 SEP) Mr. William B. Ault, Tech Spec, NOSC, onboard for site visit/discussions. 12
--(24 SEP) MAJ R. Greene presents CMD/MAGIC briefs to LTCOL J. H. Patterson, AC/S,M G-2 First MAB, CAPT R. B. Held, FMFPAC and MGYSGT W. E. Willims, FMFPAC. 2-(27 SEP) Mr. Paul Sabina, SNWSC, onboard for OBU installation discussions. OCTOBER --(01 OCT) Mr. Woody Rogers, PDW-120-3, onboard to discuss OBS security. -~(04 OCT) COMO Adrian Cummins, RAN, onboard to receive tour/briefings and discuss mutual support topics with N22. --(08 OCT) CDR Duncan and LCDR Black attend OPINTEL Conference at NOIC. --Mr. Michael Davie, LOGICON, onboard for FOSIC tour and discussions regarding COINS usage. --(09 OCT) CAPT J. F. Bennett, JR., LCDR's G. W. Bohannan, C. R. Ayers, Mr. R. D. Byrd and Mr. V. E. Palmour received the FOSIC CMD Brief and tour from N22A. --(16 OCT) CAPT Edward D. Sheafer, Jr., CINCLANTFLT onboard for discussion on topics of mutual interest, --CAPT T. A. A. Roach, Dir of Submarine Policy and Planning, RAN, onboard for tour and discussions. =+(18 OCT) Singapore visitors, Ms. S. Premarani, Analyst SID; Mr. Heng Hiang, Ms. Mable Seah and Mr. Tan Yorkchork, and LCDR Purdy, USCINCPAC, onboard for tour/brief and discuss CINNIC support discussions. --(21 OCT) CDR Frank R. Swift, USNR, RIPO, onboard for Reserve liaison meetings. -2(28 OCT) Members of CNO Strategic Studies Group, (CAPT Leighton W. Smith, CAPT John B. LaPlante, COL Stephen E. Lindblom, CAPT Irve C. Lemoyne, CAPT Phillip A Boyer and COL B. Don Lynch), onboard to receive briefings by N220, N221. --(29 OCT) LCDR James D. Cook, FOSIF WESTPAC, onboard to discuss mutual support topics. 13
--(30 OCT) Ms. Eloise R. Page, Dep Dir Intelligence Community Staff, and AMB Heyward Isham, Chairman HUMINT Committee, onboard for Command Brief by N22/discussions. --CAPT James E. Ripple, GDIP, and Ms. Connie King, GDIP, onboard to discuss Five year programs and substantive and administrative aspects of FY-~88 NAVY GDIP submission. --(31 OCT) RADM Robert D. Yanow, Canada, and five other Canadian Naval personnel, onboard to attend daily brief and discuss Intelligence Info dissemination. NOVEMBER --(03 NOY) Mr. Dennis Ladwig, DIA, onboard to discuss Streamliner Remote Connectivity and CSP. --(05 NOV) CAPT Dave Hoffman, PCO USS KITTY HAWK, onboard for orientation/briefings. “-(12 NOV) Mr. Elton Stokes and Mr. Thomas M. Matsumoto, CIA, onboard tc discuss Southeast Asia topics with N221. =-(15 NOV) RADM Konishi, JMSDF, onboard for discussions and ~our of FOSIC. --COMO Won Tae 0, Chief N2 ROKN HQ, onboard for US*ROKN Intelligence Exchange Conference and tour of FOSIC. --(18 NOV) RADM Raynor A. K. Taylor, COMSURFPAC, onboard for briefs. --USS AJAX personnel receive pre-deployment brief. --(19 NOV) LCDR R. Taylor, OPTEVFOR, onboard to participate in TOMAHAWK OTH Exercise. --(20 NOV) USS FREDERICK personnel receive pre-deployment brief. --(26 NOV) Mr. Michael Grinstead, NSA, onboard to discuss Rutley Project status/feedback/RSP collection. DECEMBER --(02 DEC) LCDR Ron Taylor, OPTEVFOR, onboard for TOMAHAWK OTH exercise. --(03 DEC) CPF/FOSIC personnel (CDR Richard Gragg, CDR Allan LeGrow and LCDR Michael Ketron) attend Navy-wide TENCAP Conference and conduct collection management liaison in Washington, DC. 14
--(18 DEC) RADM Flynn, NIS HQ, provided CMD/MAGIC brief by MAJ R. Greene (22M/N22). --(30 DEC) FOSIC personnel provide Intelligence Specialist (IS rating) Seminar for Navy and other service personnel in FICPAC theater. (3) HBB rosic PAC manning levels remained generally static during this reporting period with 65:70 personnel onboard (approximately 27 officers/34 enlisted). FOSIC has continued operating in a four section, 24 hour/day, seven days a week watch mode providing required OPINTEL support to both CINCPACFLT staff and afloat/shore commands. Continued integration of FOSIC PAC and CSG PACFLT has afforded the best possible solution in providing all-+source intelligence support. The FOSIC PAC watch currently has two enlisted Maritime Analysts, another in training and will soon expand to four enlisted analysts to assist each Maritime Watch Officer in providing the most complete intelligence picture possible. (4) | FOSIC PAC received and processed an average of 5,000 messages a day in 1985 in addition to transmitting approximately 590 scheduled intelligence products a day. (5) Over 300 tailored all-source summary messages were produced for CINCPACFLT in 1985, ensuring that the Commander in Chief continued to receive timely I §& W support on maritime and geopolitical events while absent from HQ. (6) MBM} sriefings for the Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Tleet and Staff on naval and military/political current intelligence continued throughout 1985. Daily and ad hoc briefs were conducted by command briefers attached to FOSIC PAC. Pre-deployment briefings were presented to personnel of ships and staff deploying for WESTPAC/Indian Ocean operations. errr aera ae cr erry WAS provided to the CINC, staff, fleet and shore units from the FOSIC PAC Naval Analysis section in addition to publishing short-fused second phase intelligence products; averaging 50 point papers, memos and briefing items monthly. (8) -Rwenemueme The FOSIC PAC imagery interpretation section continued to be the foremost authority in readout of theater maritime - related imagery, especially for Soviet submarine order of battle information, As 3 moa In-depth analysis Ai 15
(10) ties FOSIC to NAVOPINTCEN came to fruition in 1985. commenced to emplace IBM PC's throughout the command to enhance analysis and information capabilities. Developmental Submarine Analysis Testbed (DSAT) unit is awaiting AT&T connectivity; i The audio-video teleconferencing Installation of a system which Initial steps (12) fim The Maritime Air Ground Intelligence Cell (MAGIC), continued to provide intelligence support for USMC and USN power projection forces. geared toward power projection on Significant geopolitical, and terrorist activity jn selon tod count tics within the SEVENTHFLT AOR, ¥ ~ a MAGIC currently provides several weekly summaries sub- cell Tatateo come to ruition—“™ 3. (U) CINCPACFLT Special Intelligence Communications (SPINTCOMM) Facility: A MAGIC targeting a. (U) During CY+1985 the CINCPACFLT Special Intelligence Communications (SPINTCOMM) Facility continued to expand its Facilities Control area to support new systems. processing area was prepared for the installation of the new Communications Support Processor (CSP) scheduled to replace the OSIS Communications Processor Hawaii (OCPH) in January 1986. Overall, there was a decrease in the number of messages processed. The automated data insuTgent A-3 b. (U) Statistics for the 1985 calendar year as compared to the 1984 calendar year are as follows: Outgoing Traffic Incoming Traffic Copies Reproduced 1984 1985, 18,053 13,926 575,180 503,217 2,705,027 2,192,954 16 Percentage 23% DECREASE from 13% DECREASE from 19% DECREASE from "84 '84 84
c. (JU) The CINCPACFLT SPINTCOMM, in addition to supporting CINCPACFLT, provided Special Security Communications support to the following commands: Fleet Intelligence Center, Pacific (FICPAC) Director Naval Security Group Pacific (DIRNAVSECGRUPAC ) Naval Security Group Activity, Pearl Harbor (NSGA PEARL) Fleet Ocean Surveillance Information Center, Pacific (FOSIC PAC) Cryptologic Support Group PACFLT Naval Western Oceanography Center, Pearl (WESTOCEANCEN ) Naval Investigative Service, Pacific (NAVINSERVPAC) Commander, Naval Logistics Command, Pacific (COMNAVLOGPAC) Naval Electronics Engineering Activity, Pacific (NEEACTPAC) Conmander Naval Base Pearl Harbor (COMNAVBASE PH) Commander J.S. Naval Central Command, Pearl Harbor (COMNAVUSNAVCENT ) (1) (U) The SPINTCOMM also provides a Flag Communicator to travel with and provide SI communications support to CINCPACFLT when travelling away from headquarters. The Commander in Chief U.S. Pacific Fleet was provided communications support while away from the headquarters on fourteen separate occasions totaling one hundred forty+two days. (2) (U) Over-sthe-counter service was provided as follows: 02 += 03 JAN Commander THIRD Fleet 02 = 03 JAN Commander, Submarine Force Pacific 13 = 14 AUG Commander THIRD Fleet ll - 16 SEP Commander SEVENTH Fleet 12 = 23 SEP USS Vincennes 15 = 16 SEP Chief of Naval Operations d. (U) In the Patch and Test Facility (PTF) there are currently 30 World Wide Military Command and Control System (WWMCCS) circuits, with 74 active sub-channels and 33 Special Intelligence (SI) circuits. Of these circuits, 13 are Red Multiplexed as part of the LEMONADE System. Additionally, 9 other active circuits supporting various activities and 4 full time dedicated alternate routes are located within SPINTCOMM. e, (U) SPINTCOMM Maintenance ~ (1) (U) In addition to routine preventive and corrective maintenance within SPINTCOMM, maintenance personnel provided technical assistance and support to: 17
NSGA Pearl Harbor, HI NOSC MCS Kaneohe, HI COMTHIRDFLT COMSUBPAC NTCC Makalapa, HI NEEACTPAC Pearl Harbor, HI NAVCAMS EASTPAC Consolidated Maintenance NAS Barbers Point, HI for Communications Suite onboard CINCPACFLT's aircraft Widergren Communications, Inc., Campbell, CA CINCPAC NAVTELSYSIC, Cheltenham, MD NOSC San Diego, CA FICPAC Makalapa, HI (2) (U) Technical training to further enhance SPINTCOMM maintenance capabilities: (a) (U) CTM1 W. T. Daniels, CTM2 D. W. Whiteley, and CTM2 D. F. Workman went TAD to NCPAC Pearl Harbor to attend maintenance training on SMC-200/210 Multiplexer, and TD-1344 Statistical Multiplexer from 11 March = 13 April. (b) (U) CTM2 M. J. Cutrara went TAD to Lackiand AFB, Texas to attend KG-81 Cryptographic equipment maintenance training from 07 = 14 May. (c) (U) CTM2 D. W. Whiteley went TAD to Lackland AFB, Texas to attend KG-81 Cryptographic equipment maintenance training from 7 + 12 June. (d) (U) CTM2 D. M. Ford went TAD to Lackland AFB, Texas to attend KG-~84 Cryptographic equipment maintenance training from 21 + 28 June. (e) (U) CTM1 W. T. Daniels and CTM2 D. F. Workman went TAD to Lackland AFB, Texas to attend KG-84 Cryptographic equipment maintenance training from 6 + 12 July. (£) (U) CTM1 W. T. Daniels and CTMZ D. F. Workman went TAD to MAGNAVOX Torrance, California to attend factory training on the AN/GXC+7A Portable Secure Facsimile equipment from 13 - 20 July. (g) (U) CTM1 R. C. Mathison went TAD to Lackland AFB, Texas to attend KG-84 Cryptographic equipment maintenance training from 26 July = 2 August. 18
(h) (U) CTM1 W. T. Daniels and CTM2 D. M. Ford went TAD to CINCPAC Pearl Harbor to attend FCC-98, FCC-+39, FCC-100 multiplexer, and CDS-10 Station Timing maintenance training from 15 + 28 October to support HAWS. £. (U) Communications Security Material System (CMS) - The SPINTCOMM is responsible for a total of 356 accountable items, CMS visits were conducted in March and February by the NTCC CMS Custodian. A special CMS inventory was conducted in June and a change of CMS Custodian inventory was completed in December. No discrepancies were noted. g. (U) SPINTCOMM Operating Budget 1985 - The proposed SPINTCOMM Operating Budget of $188.7K for FY86 was forwarded to COMNAVINTCOM as part of the 1985 SPINTCOMM Station Profile submission, Data Processing Service Center,Pacific, Pearl Harbor (DPSCPAC) has funded an estimated $22.0K per annum for engineering field service, emergency maintenance support from Dataproducts New England (DNE), and for procurement of Teplacement parts. DPSCPAC Pearl Harbor is in agreement with the maintenance concept and funds were provided directly to Commander, Naval Electronic Systems Command (NAVELEXCEN), Portsmouth, VA. h. (U) Training and Personnel Resources - In the area of Training and Personnel Resources, retention statistics reflect that 18 personnel were eligible for reenlistment, 9 elected to reenlist or extend their enlistment for a percentage of 50 percent. SPINTCOMM participation in the Navy*wide advancement examinations, was as follows: Advanced 31% PNA 68% Failed 0% i. (U) Significant events of 1985: (1) (U) 31 January - circuit 1FC6 (SICOMNET) was activated on the LEMONADE system. The previous KW-7 circuit path was deactivated 15 June 1985 due to downgrading of KW-7's. (2) (U) 24 May = circuit 1XC5 (GREY PHONES) was activated. (3) (U) 18 June - circuit PW30 was activated (DCA wWWMCCS). (4) (U) 02 July - circuit 1NO4 (NSOC 75B ALT) was placed in a "HOT STANDBY" condition to enhance NSOC support to FOSIC during 300B ISF35 outages. 19
(5) (U) In August 1985, LEMONADE WECO 303 MODEMS were Temoved and CODEX LSI 9600 MODEMS installed. Also, in August, the Audio Video Teleconferencing system was activated. (6) (U) On 30 September 1985, NEEACTPAC commenced Hawaii Area Wideband System (HAWS) testing with Camp Smith. Testing continues, with firm activation date anticipated early calendar year 1986, (7) (U) On 17 October 1985, circuit 25PC (ASC MCCLELLAN) was temporarily deactivated due to CSP installation. (8) (U) Fleet Imagery Support Terminal (FIST) circuit operations continued throughout calendar year 1985. During the year imagery support was provided to USS Kitty Hawk, USS Midway, USS Constellation, USS Enterprise, USS Carl Vinson, USS Saratoga and USS Tarawa. (9) (U) NAV-P TEST with USS Enterprise was conducted in May, June and October 1985. In May, a FIST terminal was relocated onboard USS Enterprise. Additionally, in May the VERSITRON line drivers were removed. A receiver crystal that allows Enterprise to center tune the plus 1.7mhz upper side band subcarrier with a 100khz band pass was installed. This frequency falls within the lower limits of the SMQ-10/DMSP notch filter. Center tuning through use of a crystal has increased the gain at least 4db. This new configuration has lowered bit error rate to zero. Also makes successful signal reception less dependent upon manual operator intervention and tweaking. During October 1985, testing with highly successful results were recorded. Testing was conducted between AFSCF Sunnyvale and USS Enterprise. Test discovered that the Firebird 2000 has a feature that enables operators to identify signal polarity (i.e., inverted data which cannot be handled by the KG-35, was probably the causative factor in past unsuccessful NAVsP events). Additionally, USS Enterprise reinstalled the VERSITRON line drivers in a balance line arrangement installed by Harris Techs in July 1984, Future NAV+:P TEST testing wili be conducted. j. (U) Near future projects related to CINCPACFLT SPINTCOMM Patch and Test Facility include the following: (1) (U) Upgrading LEMONADE circuit 1R61 to S6KBPS. (2) (U) Hawaii Area Wideband System activation. (3) (U) DSAT activation. (4) (U) CENPAT deinstallation. 20
k. (5) (U) GRID computer for CINCPACFLT Mobile communications. (U) Visitors to the CINCPACFLT SPINTCOMM were as follows: NAME/COMMAND OR FUNCTION REPRESENTED CWO4 Golden CDR Emmett Mr. Harper RADM MCDOWELL CAPT Micheaux CAPT Harriss LCDR Howard LCDR Secorsky COL Fish Mr. Dennis Ladwig Mr. Michael Lawson Mr. Frank Lockwood Mr. George Smith Mr. Buddy Alvarez Mr. Richard Rumney LCDR Smith CTOCS Band Mr. Riley Mr. Shaver Mr. Matthews Mr. Burton Mr. Kaida Mr. Tanaka CAPT HAMMER CAPT LEWIS CAPT Ogren CTTCM Anderson COMNAVSECGRU British Naval Staff, Washington, DC NSACSS COMNAVSECGRU NAVCAMS EASTPAC CINCPACFLT NS CINCPAC NOSE DCA DIA AFIS INFORMATICS NAVELEX PORTSMOUTH NOSC NOSC NTCC Pearl Harbor NCPAC NSA NSA NSA NSA Field Station, Kunia USAISC Det., INSCOM ACOS for Cryptology Deputy Commander, NAVSECGRU COMNAVSECGRU IG COMNAVSECGRU Force Master Chief House Appropriations Committee (HAC) 21