- Biase: G6 et ee TA DEPAATMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND 4600 SILVER HILL ROAD ~ WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20389 (N REPLY REFER TO NA VINTCOMINST 3€10.1C NIC-03. NAVINTCOM INSTRUCTION 3810.1C JAN 4 46-52 From: Commander, Naval Intelligence Command Subj: Fore ign Naval Intelligence Cooperation Ref: (a) SECNAVINST 3820. 3B . (b) OPNAVINST S5510.155A (c) DIAM 75-1 1. Purpose. To prescribe procedures applicable to the Naval Intelligence Command Headquarters and its subordinate commands regarding foreign naval intelligence cooperation. 2. Cancellation. NAVINTCOMINST 3810.1B It is the policy of the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command to promote foreign naval intelligence cooperation consis- tent with national and U.S. Navy goals and policies. Particular attention is directed to the restrictions set forth in reference (a). 4. Discussion. The International Programs Division wes estab- lished in the Naval Intelligence Command (NIC-03) Operations Department in order to maintain centralized coordination over Navy foreign intelligence cooperation programs. Effective Manacement requires that all commands and activities involved in foreign naval intelligence undertakings keep COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-03) fully apprised of all initiatives and significant ~— developments in such matters. : 3. Policy. 5. Planning and Coordination. The Commander, Naval Intelligence Commana (NIC-0 shall: XN a. Function as the focal point for Navy-to-Navy intelligence relationships, except. protocol, and specified special projects under the cognizance of the Chief of Naval Operations (OP-009G). b. Approve or deny the release of intelligence information under the purview of the Navy to foreign governments, national and international organizations. c. Coordinate with CNO and other intelligence organizations and entities on policy aspects of programs involving intelligence exchange and cooperation.- (A
NAVINTCOMINST 3810.1C JAN 4 e990 ; G. Be cocnizant of all foreign exchance contacts by personnel éssigned to the Naval Intelligence Command Headquarters and its subordinate commands and approve or deny foreian visits to the Naval Intelligence Command Headquarters and its subordinate commands. _~ 6. Action a. Planned visits, conferences, and meetings with foreign naval intelligence representatives, either in the U.S. or abroad, will be coordinated with COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-03) as far in advance @és possible and, under any circumstances, prior to confirming érranaements with the foreian péerticivants. A summary of these visits listing individuals and offices involved, topics ciscussed, and pending actions will be forwarded to COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-03) not later than twenty days after occurrence. b. Foreign naval intelligence cooperation programs, both existing and planned, shall be coordinated with COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-03). For planned programs, it is essential that initial coordination be effected prior to any overtures to foreign personnel, contractors, and other U.S. Navy activities. Continuing contact will be mainteined with COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-03) whenever new develooments arise. Under no circum- stances will & commitment be mace to foreign government acencies for information, assistance or resources without the prior approval of COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-03). c. keaquests ané vroposels for disclesure of intelligence to (R foreign navies will be addressed to COMNEAVINTCOM (NIC-03) in accordance with reference (b). (A Gd. Intelliaence documents produced by subordinate commands for DIA are routinely reviewed for Gisclosure to foreign nections. Reference (c) requires a DIA Form 118 (Record of Disclosure or Denial of DIA document) for every intelligence Gocument produced. To maintain continuity on disclosure of intelligence, it is imperative that the DIA Form 118 be forwarded via COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-03). a foc. a . L. O.° SMITH
Distribution: SNDL FS] Copy to: SNDL FS3 FS4 PSS C4J- (NAVINTCOMEO } (NISC) (NIPSSA) (NFOTO) (CTF 168) Stocked at: COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-00A) 4600 Silver Hill Road Washinaton, D.C. 20389 JAN 4 4 G Paty 32