ORGANIZATION 
MISSION  AND 
FUNCTIONS 
9  JUNE  1986 
U.S.  ARMY 
MISSILE  AND  SPACE  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER 
REDSTONE  ARSENAL.  ALARAMA
U.S.  ARMY  MISSILE  AND  SPACE  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER 
Redstone  Arsenal,  Alabama    35898-5500 
9  June  1986 
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Organization  and  Functions 
ORGANIZATION,  MISSION,  AND  FUNCTIONS  OF  THE 
U.S.  ARMY  MISSILE  ANO  SPACE  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER 
INTRODUCTION 
SECTION  I  - 
SECTION  II  - 
SECTION  III  - 
GENERAL 
HISTORY 
ORGANIZATION  CHART 
INTERNAL  ORGANIZATION 
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3.c. 
3.d. 
3.e. 
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CENTER  MISSION 
Director 
Deputy  Director 
Assistant  for  Quality  Assurance 
CROSSBOW-S  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 
PROGRAM  MANAGEMENT  AND  SUPPORT 
OFFICE 
Program  and  Production  Control  Branch 
Administrative  Services  Branch 
Visual  Arts  and  Editorial  Branch 
Security  Branch 
SYSTEMS  SIMULATIONS  AND  SCIENTIFIC 
APPLICATIONS  DIRECTORATE 
ADVANCED  SENSORS  DIRECTORATE 
HARDWARE  DIRECTORATE 
LAND  COMBAT  MISSILE  SYSTEMS  DIRECTORATE 
TACTICAL  AIR  DEFENSE  MISSILE  SYSTEMS 
DIRECTORATE 
STRATEGIC  DEFENSE  DIRECTORATE 
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PART  ONE 
INTRODUCTION 
SECTION  I 
GENERAL 
1.  Purpose.  This  document  prescribes  the  official  organization,  missions, 
and  functions  of  all  authorized  organizational  elements  of  the  U.S.  Army 
Missile  and  Space  Intelligence  Center  (MSIC). 
2.  Policy,  a.  This  document  will  be  the  only  basis  within  MSIC  for 
effecting  official  actions  relating  to  personnel  surveys,  assignment  of 
tasks,  distribution  of  functions,  assignment  of  organizational  titles,  and 
similar  actions,  and  will  conform  to  the  organizational  alignment  and  titles 
reflected  in  the  approved  Table  of  Distribution  and  Allowances  (TDA). 
b.  Proposed  changes  will  be  processed  through  the  Program  and 
Production  Control  Branch,  Program  Management  and  Support  Office. 
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SECTION  II 
HISTORY 
U.S.  ARMY  MISSILE  AND  SPACE  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER 
In  April,  1950,  the  Army's  rocket  experts  who  had  been  working  at  Fort 
Bliss,  Texas,  were  moved  to  Redstone  Arsenal,  Alabama.  Redstone  Arsenal  soon 
became  the  nerve  center  for  the  Army's  rocket  and  guided  missile  programs. 
The  Army  Ballistic  Missile  Agency  (ABMA)  was  established  on  1  February  1956 
to  manage  the  JUPITER  program.  The  ABMA  Commander  recognized  the  critical 
importance  of  foreign  technical  intelligence  to  his  operations  and 
established  a  Special  Security  Office  in  June  1956  to  obtain  missile  and 
space  intelligence.  To  analyze  this  data  and  report  to  him  on  foreign 
activities,  he  established  the  Technical  Intelligence  Division,  Assistant 
Chief  of  Staff  for  Research  and  Development,  ABMA,  staffed  with  six  engineers 
and  intelligence  analysts.  The  first  U.S.  satellite,  EXPLORER  I,  resulted 
from  the  JUPITER  program  which  was  supported  by  foreign  intelligence  supplied 
by  this  nucleus  intelligence  group. 
The  Army  Ordnance  Missile  Command  (AOMC)  was  established  on  31  March 
1958,  consolidating  under  one  commander  all  Army  activities  at  Redstone 
Arsenal:  ABMA,  the  newly  established  Army  Rocket  and  Guided  Missile  Agency, 
and  Redstone  Arsenal.  The  Ordnance  Guided  Missile  School  was  not  included  in 
the  consolidation,  but  remained  a  tenant  on  the  installation.  Under  AOMC, 
the  small  intelligence  activity,  now  approximately  50  people,  was  reorganized 
as  an  element  of  the  headquarters  staff  and,  on  31  March  i960,  was 
redesignated  the  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff  for  Missile  Intelligence. 
In  1962,  AOMC  phased  into  the  U.S.  Army  Missile  Command  (MICOM)  as  a 
major  subordinate  command  of  the  newly  created  U.S.  Army  Materiel  Command, 
and  the  intelligence  activity,  now  totalling  75  employees,  was  reorganized 
and  redesignated  the  Directorate  of  Missile  Intelligence,  effective  1  August 
1962. 
During  these  early  years  the  missile  intelligence  element  was  oriented 
principally  to  the  analysis  of  foreign  offensive  missile  and  space  systems; 
however,  operations  encompassed  such  areas  of  interest  as  Army  tasking  might 
require.  Analysts  maintained  an  awareness  of  MICOM  needs  by  close  liaison 
with  the  R&D  community  and  directed  their  efforts  toward  specific  MICOM 
requirements.  As  examples,  the  NIKE  ZEUS  project  was  able  to  react 
immediately  to  any  new  information  regarding  Soviet  ICBM  tests,  and  during 
the  Cuban  missile  crisis,  Missile  Intelligence  Directorate  personnel  played  a 
substantial  role  as  participants  and  advisors  providing  support  to  national 
defense  planners. 
On  1  August  1961,  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  (DIA)  was  established 
to  provide  and  disseminate  defense  intelligence  to  satisfy  the  intelligence 
requirements  of  the  Secretary  of  Defense,  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff,  and  major 
components  of  the  Department  of  Defense  (DoD).  The  directive  also  required 
DIA  to  conduct  such  technical  intelligence  functions  which  would  be 
subsequently  assigned. 
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DoO  Directive  5105.28,  1  December  1962,  established  a  management 
arrangement  for  DoD  technical  intelligence  activities  and  specifically 
authorized  the  Director,  DIA,  to  establish  and  promulgate  any  administrative 
and  management  systems,  methods,  and  procedures  necessary  to  achieve  the 
objectives  of  the  directive.  The  directive  also: 
1.  Identified  all  existing  assets  in  DoO  R&D  organizations  and  in  other 
DoD  commands  or  agencies  used  for  collection  or  production  of  technical 
intelligence  (e.g.,  MIA)  as  DoD  technical  intelligence  assets  to  be  used  to 
implement  the  program. 
2.  Directed  the  DIA  to  take  over  existing  qualified  organizations  and 
their  assets  (contracts,  funds,  facilities,  equipment,  personnel 
authorizations,  and  civilian  personnel)  to  discharge  the  responsibilities 
assigned,  in  order  to  minimize  duplication  of  effort  and  resources. 
To  implement  the  directive,  representatives  from  DIA  visited  MIA  in 
midyear  1964  to  discuss  reorientation  of  the  MIA  mission  and  the  preliminary 
concept  for  management  of  the  production  elements  in  the  Military 
Departments.  Joint  meetings  were  held  with  the  other  production  elements  and 
with  the  Intelligence  Chiefs  of  the  Military  Departments.  MIA  submitted  its 
first  input  to  the  General  Defense  Intelligence  Program  in  January  1965, 
presenting  a  plan  for  phased  growth  over  a  five  year  period  in  order  to 
assume  the  national  mission  workload.  The  agency  operated  under  its  first 
DIA  formal  production  schedule  during  fiscal  year  1966. 
On  1  April  1967,  DIA  issued  DIA  Manual  75-1,  "Scientific  and  Technical 
Intelligence  Production,"  which  specifically  identified  MIA  as  one  of  the  six 
major  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  (S&TI)  production  elements  to 
comprising  the  DIA  S&TI  structure.  The  manual  also  provided  S&TI  procedural 
guidance  for  production  of  technical  intelligence,  recognizing  the  necessity 
for  allocation  of  a  portion  of  the  resources  of  the  production  elements  to 
meet  the  direct  support  requirements  of  the  Military  Departments. 
Under  DIA  management,  MIA  was  assigned  primary  responsibility  for 
production  of  technical  intelligence  covering  foreign  SRBM  systems,  ground 
systems,  and  defensive  missile  systems  (ABM  and  SAM),  with  related  RDT&E 
activities,  technology,  support,  and  command,  control,  and  communications. 
MIA  was  also  assigned  supporting  responsibilities  in  space  activities, 
ballistic  missile  systems,  and  aerodynamic  systems.  Other  tasks  were 
assigned  by  the  DIA,  DoD,  Army,  and  the  other  Military  Departments  in  the 
form  of  unscheduled  Quick  Reaction  Tasks  or  Departmental  Tasks. 
Whereas  MIA  had  previously  been  oriented  to  production  of  offensive 
missile  and  space  intelligence,  the  assignment  of  the  DIA  mission  to  produce 
defensive  missile  systems  intelligence  represented  a  complete  mission 
reorientation  which  required  retraining  personnel,  recruiting  certain  new 
skills,  and  acquiring  new  data  bases  to  meet  the  workload  requirements  of  the 
national  mission.  The  assumption  of  national  mission  responsibilities  also 
required  a  phased  expansion  of  authorized  manpower,  supplemented  by  external 
assistance  contracts. 
To  facilitate  various  actions  associated  with  the  development  of 
capabilities  to  assume  the  national  mission,  Headquarters,  AMC  identified  the 
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Missile  Intelligence  Directorate  (the  designation  at  that  time)  as  a  special 
intelligence  activity  located  at  MICOM,  assigned  the  organization  a  unique 
Table  of  Distribution  and  Allowances  (TDA)  Unit  Identification  Code  (W2USAA), 
and  redesignated  the  element  as  the  Missile  Intelligence  Agency,  effective  30 
September  1970. 
Under  the  management  control  established  by  the  Defense  Intelligence 
system,  the  service  S&TI  production  elements  had  de  facto  scatus  as  the  six 
major  subordinate  organizations  which  constituted  the  S&TI  production 
capability  of  the  DIA.  The  six  production  elements  were: 
1.  Deputy  Director  for  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  (DIA-DT), 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency. 
2.  U.S.  Army  Foreign  Science  and  Technology  Center  (FSTC),  U.S.  Army 
Materiel  Development  and  Readiness  Command,  Department  of  the  Army. 
3.  U.S.  Army  Missile  Intelligence  Agency  (MIA),  U.S.  Army  Missile  R&D 
Command,  U.S.  Army  Materiel  Development  and  Readiness  Command,  Department  of 
the  Army. 
4.  U.S.  Army  Medical  Intelligence  and  Information  Agency  (MIIA),  Office 
of  the  Surgeon  General,  Department  of  the  Army. 
5.  Naval  Intelligence  Support  Center  (NISC),  Naval  Intelligence 
Command,  Department  of  the  Navy. 
6.  Foreign  Technology  Division  (FTD),  Air  Force  Systems  Command, 
Department  of  the  Air  Force. 
These  six  organizations  continue  to  collectively  constitute  the  DIA  S&TI 
production  capability;  however,  FSTC  and  MIA  have  been  transferred  to  the 
U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Agency  (AIA)  and  MIIA  has  been  redesignated  the  Armed 
Forces  Medical  Intelligence  Center,  Office  of  the  Surgeon  General. 
Effective  30  April  1985,  AIA,  a  field  operating  agency  of  the  Assistant 
Chief  of  Staff  for  Intelligence,  Department  of  the  Army,  assumed  command  of 
MIA.  FSTC  and  the  Intelligence  Threat  Analysis  Center,  formerly  assigned  to 
AMC  and  INSCOM,  respectively,  were  also  transferred  to  AIA. 
On  1  August  1985,  MIA  was  redesignated  the  U.S.  Army  Missile  and  Space 
Intelligence  Center  (MSIC).  The  mission  of  the  organization  was  unchanged.
U.S.  ARMY  MISSILE  AND  SPACE  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER 
STRATEGIC  DEFENSE 
DIRECTORATE
U.S.  ARMY 
MISSILE  AND  SPACE  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER 
1-1-  U.S.  ARMY  MISSILE  AND  SPACE  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER  (USAMSIC). 
a.  MISSION. 
To  accomplish  the  following  as  a  major  producer  of  Scientific  and 
Technical  Intelligence  (S&TI)  under  the  general  management  of  the  Defense 
Intelligence  Agency  (DIA): 
(1)  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. 
(2)  To  advise  and  assist  the  Commander,  U.S.  Army  Intelligence 
Agency  (AIA)  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. 
(3)  To  advise  and  assist  the  DIA/DOD  in  the  development  of  DOD 
intelligence  position  and  in  the  formulation  of  National  Intelligence 
Estimates  (NIE)  through  designated  or,  as  authorized,  direct  channels. 
(4)  To  provide  executive  management  over  the  Foreign  Materiel 
Exploitation  (FME)  projects  identified  with  the  intelligence  production 
responsibilities  of  the  MSIC  (test  and  evaluation). 
(5)  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. 
b.  DIRECTOR  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Insure  that  Center  operations  are  in  compliance  with  legal  and 
regulatory  requirements. 
(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,  on 
specific  intelligence  committees,  panels,  and  working  groups. 
(3)  In  the  role  of  Director,  U.S.  Army  Missile  and  Space 
Intelligence  Center,  advise  and  assist  the  Commander,  U.S.  Amy  Missile 
Command  (MICOM),  the  Commander,  U.S.  Army  Ballistic  Missile  Defense  Systems
Command,  and  Commanders  of  tenant  activities  on  Redstone  Arsenal  in  all 
matters  pertaining  to  missile  and  space  S&TI,  Intelligence  Data  Handling 
Systems  (IDHS),  and  foreign  operations  affecting  or  having  effect  on  assigned 
missions. 
(4)  Serve  as  the  Activity  Career  Program  Manager  for  the  Army 
Civilian  Career  Program  for  Intelligence  and  the  DOD-Wide  General 
Intelligence  Career  Development  Program. 
c.  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FUNCTIONS. 
Serve  as  the  Deputy  Director  to  provide  continuity  of  operations, 
acting  for  and  serving  as  Director  in  his  absence. 
d.  ASSISTANT  FOR  QUALITY  ASSURANCE  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  the  technical  quality  assurance  program  for  all  MSIC 
products  through  review  of  data  utlization,  technique  applied,  in-process  and 
final  quality  reviews  and  customer  responses. 
(2)  Review  data  requirements  and  coordinate  Center  statements  of 
need  for  new  or  improved  collection  systems  to  support  analytical 
requirements. 
(3)  Serve  as  the  principal  technical  authority  on  all  aspects  of  the 
MSIC  analytical  program  leading  to  the  production  of  finished  intelligence. 
1-2.  CROSSBOW-S  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 
a.  MISSION 
To  coordinate  the  Tri-Service  development  of  Foreign  Threat  Hardware 
Simulators  to  be  used  for  operational  testing,  developmental  testing,  and 
training  associated  with  U.S.  Air-Breathing  Systems  and  their  associated 
electronic  countermeasures  equipment.  To  develop  an  Integrated  Program  Plan 
(IPP)  for  the  Joint  Executive  Committee  on  Air  Defense  Threat  Simulators 
(EXCOM)  within  the  Office  of  the  Secretary  of  Oefense  in  order  to  identify 
duplication  of  effort  among  the  services  by  coordinating  common  threat 
hardware  simulator  requirements  and  developing  a  lead  service  plan  for 
multiple  simulator  acquisitions.  To  prioritize  requirements  for  Integrated 
Technical  Evaluations  and  Analysis  of  Multiple  Sources  (ITEAMS)  to  develop 
the  comprehensive  intelligence  data  bases  required  for  threat  simulator 
developments.  To  conduct  technical  workshops  on  technologies  or  unique 
technical  approaches  that  are  associated  with  threat  systems  in  order  to 
reduce  the  risk,  cost,  and/or  lead  time  associated  with  the  development  of 
hardware  simulators.  To  plan,  implement,  and  technically  direct  the 
development  of  surrogate  systems  to  be  used  in  near  term  in  place  of  threat 
simulators  by  identifying  the  potential  surrogates,  modifying  as  required, 
and  conducting  the  initial  field  testing  for  validation  of  the  surrogate  and 
collection  of  phenomenology  data.
b.  FUNCTIONS 
(1)  Produce  the  IPP  and  other  technical  reports  to  support  the  Joint 
Executive  Committee  on  Air  Defense  Threat  Simulators  within  the  Office  of  the 
Secretary  of  Defense. 
(2)  Retain  Tri-Service  awareness  of  all  activities  in  Department  of 
Defense  threat  simulator  developments. 
(3)  Provide  a  forum  for  the  discussion  of  the  latest  S&TI  estimates 
and  EW  requirements  among  the  representatives  of  the  operational  test  and 
training  community,  members  of  the  EW  development  and  hardware  simulation 
communities  and  members  of  the  intelligence  community. 
(4)  Coordinate  common  Tri-Service  threat  simulator  requirements  to 
identify  duplication  of  effort. 
(5)  Conduct  technical  investigations  per  EXCOM  guidance. 
(6)  Represent  the  Office  of  the  Under  Secretary  of  Defense  Research 
and  Engineering,  by  providing  joint  service  program  coordination  of  Defense 
threat  simulator  developments. 
(7)  Sponsor  technical  conferences  on  threat  systems  and  hardware 
simulator  programs  as  required. 
(8)  Participate  in  all  Defense  FME  programs  to  insure  that  available 
threat  technology  is  incorporated  into  threat  simulator  development. 
(9)  Compare  the  DIA  approved -intelligence  assessment  data  base  with 
hardware  simulator  designs. 
(10)  Review  ITEAMS  resource  plans  and  recommend  OSD  funding 
augmentation  if  required.  Review  the  results  of  ITEAMS  for  depth  of 
technical  design  necessary  to  support  hardware  development. 
(11)  Coordinate  or  direct,  as  appropriate,  technical  workshops  on 
unique  approaches  used  in  threat  systems  which  analyze  and 
breadboard/brassboard  these  techniques. 
(12)  Coordinate  or  direct,  as  appropriate,  the  acquisition, 
modification,  and  field  testing  of  Free  World  systems  to  serve  as  surrogates 
of  threat  systems  in  the  near  term  prior  to  the  acquisition  of  hardware 
simulators. 
1-3.  PROGRAM  MANAGEMENT  AND  SUPPORT  OFFICE. 
a.  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,  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  Center. 
Serve  as  focal  point  for  coordination  and  input  data  pertaining  to  control  of 
personnel  action  requests,  implementation  of  Equal  Employment  Opportunity, 
Upward  Mobility,  intern  training  and  similar  programs.  Develop  and 
administer  the  Security  Program  for  MSIC.  Interpret  and  advise  all  operating 
elements  on  security  regulations  pertaining  to  classified  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 
Security  Directorate,  MICOM.  Provide  an  Activity  Career  Program  Assistant  to 
administer  the  Intelligence  Career  Development  Program  (ICDP). 
b.  PROGRAM  AND  PRODUCTION  CONTROL  BRANCH  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Plan,  program,  prepare,  and  produce  manpower,  budgetary  (OMA, 
RDT&E,  PEMA)  and  external  assistance  requirements  to  accomplish  DOD  and  Army 
Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  (S&TI)  production. 
(2)  Perform  continuing  manpower  management  planning  and  operations 
to  effect  optimum  utilization  of  manpower  resources.  Includes  TDA  management 
and  preparation  of  Center  mission  and  function  and  statements. 
(3)  Provide  central  management  and  control  for  all  intelligence 
production  activities. 
(4)  Prepare,  process,  and  administratively  manage  intelligence 
external  assistance  requirements. 
(5)  Perform  financial  management  operations  necessary  to  control  all 
Center  expenditures. 
(6)  Formulate,  direct,  and  monitor  the  MSIC  Management  Information 
System  (MSICMIS). 
(7)  Perform  continuing  review  and  analysis  of  the  MSIC  mission 
accomplishment,  effectiveness  of  operations,  resource  requirements, 
allocations,  and  utilization. 
(8)  Implement  and  administer  the  Center  programs  of  work 
measurement,  management  improvement,  management  by  objectives,  decentralized 
management,  procedural  development  and  standardization,  and  directives 
management. 
(9)  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. 
(10)  Formulate  and  manage  support  agreements. 
(11)  Provide  focal  point  for  maintenance  of  records  and  for 
coordination  of  various  surveys,  inspections  and  audits  in  the  area  of
financial  management,  manpower  management,  intelligence  production,  external 
assistance  and  procurement  and  contracting. 
(12)  Provide  budgeting,  contractual  and  S&TI  tasking  support  to  the 
MICOM  FIO. 
(13)  Serve  as  agency  focal  point  for  identification  and  arrangement 
of  visitors  requirements.  Advise  and  assist  Center  elements  relative  to 
visitor  control  and  protocol  activities.  Establish  and  maintain  liaison  with 
higher  authority  and  other  Government  agencies  regarding  visits  to  MSIC. 
Monitor  and  coordinate  visits  of  foreign  nationals. 
c.  ADMINISTRATIVE  SERVICES  BRANCH  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Provide  Center  focal  point  for  the  coordination,  operation,  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  appraisals,  training,  career  development, 
and  equal  employment  opportunity. 
(2)  Provide  space  management  operations  to  insure  the  provision  of 
adequate  physical  facilities.  Includes  analysis  and  determination  of 
specifications  for  janitorial  services  and  repair  and  maintenance  services. 
(3)  Provide  an  MSIC  Property  Book  Officer.  Provide  supply  and 
equipment  support  to  MSIC  and  to  the  DA  Special  Security  Officer  (SSO)  by 
initiation  and  control  of  requisitions,  work  orders,  job  orders,  maintenance 
of  property  book,  and  development  of  the  Equipment  Section  for  the  Center 
Table  of  Distribution  and  Allowances  (-TDA). 
(4)  Manage  Center  travel  function,  to  include  clerical  training. 
Arrange  for  classified  shipments  and  courier  flights,  with  emphasis  on 
compliance  with  SSO  regulatory  requirements,  as  applicable. 
(5)  Provide  administrative  support  services  to  the  SSO,  as  defined 
in  Command  Support  Agreement,  implementing  the  provisions  of  AR  380-28. 
(6)  Operate  the  MSIC  Mail  Room  for  receipt  and  dissemination  of  all 
non-SSO  documentary  communications. 
(7)  Administer  the  records,  correspondence,  reports  and  forms 
management  programs  for  the  Center.  Administer  the  actions  incident  to  the 
safety  program. 
(8)  Provide  focal  point  for  maintenance  of  records  and  for 
coordination  of  various  surveys,  inspection  and  audits  in  the  areas  of 
personnel  management,  space  management,  property  accountability,  security 
training,  safety,  and  records  management. 
(9)  Provide  communications,  facilities,  transportation,  travel, 
training  and  security  support  to  the  MICOM  FIO.
d.  VISUAL  ARTS  AND  EDITORIAL  BRANCH  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Perform  intermediate  and  final  editing  of  all  MSIC  reports. 
(2)  Assist  authors  in  development  of  reports  including  advising  on 
the  use  of  illustrations. 
(3)  Develop  guidelines  for  the  preparation  of  reports  and 
presentations,  incorporating  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  (DIA)  guidelines  as 
applicable. 
•(4)   Provide  centralized  word  processing  and  preparation  of  camera 
ready  copy. 
(5)  Conduct  graphic  analysis  of  special  intelligence  data  including 
the  analysis  of  drawings  of  foreign  missile  systems  and  components. 
(6)  Perform  photographic  interpretation  as  required  to  develop 
illustrations,  concepts  and  engineering  drawings. 
(7)  Prepare  camera  ready  artwork  for  use  in  reports  and 
presentations. 
(8)  Provide  printing,  collating,  and  binding  of  SI/SAO  reports,  and 
coordinate  the  reproduction  of  other  documents  with  RSA  Reproduction. 
(9)  Prepare  B&W  and  color  photographic  products  as  required  in 
support  of  the  MSIC  mission,  and  as  requested  by  other  agencies  within  the 
intelligence  community. 
(10)  Prepare  microfiche  in  support  of  the  MSIC  mission  and  for  other 
members  of  the  intelligence  community  as  requested. 
(11)  Maintain  complete  Center  visual  material  and  publication  files. 
e.  SECURITY  BRANCH  FUNCTIONS 
(1)  Direct  and  implement  MSIC  personnel  security,  domestic 
intelligence,  foreign  national  security,  industrial  security,  and 
communications  programs.  Provide  all  administrative  and  management  security 
services  and  equipment  to  support  MSIC. 
(2)  Initiate  procedures,  monitor,  and  supervise  programs  for 
safeguarding  classified  defense  information,  sensitive  intelligence  source 
data  and  sensitive  compartmented  information. 
(3)  Provide  identification  badges  and  maintain  records  on  all 
personnel  assigned  to  MSIC  or  authorized  unrestricted  access  to  MSIC 
facilities. 
(4)  Initiate  procedures  for  assuring  that  all  personnel  who  handle 
classified  defense  information  are  appropriately  instructed  and  cleared. 
Conduct  and  maintain  the  SCI  access  program,  billet  structure  and  security 
program  for  all  assigned  personnel.
(5)  Register  and  maintain  records  on  all  electronic,  photographic  or 
recording  equipment  authorized  to  enter  and  leave  buildings  4505,  4498  and 
the  GOCO  facility. 
(6)  Regulate,  release  and  distribute  classified  information  to 
accredited  foreign  nations,  and  monitor  visits  of  such  persons. 
(7)  Coordinate  all  visits  of  the  center  personnel  to  Nuclear 
Regulatory  Agency  Facilities, 
(8)  Plan  and  implement  comprehensive  physical  security  protective 
systems  which  provide  maximum  security  for  the  protection  of  defense 
information,  intelligence  source  data  and  sensitive  compartmented 
information. 
(9)  Advise  the  command  group,  Facilities  Engineering  Division  and 
others  on  security  aspects  of  proposed  buildings  and  facilities.  Conduct 
preconstruction  studies  and  validation.  Initiate  SCIF  acreditation  upon 
completion  of  building  construction. 
(10)  Conduct  security  education  programs  for  special  compartmented 
information,  collateral  security  and  special  projects  throughout  the  Center. 
(11)  Provide  industrial  security  support  for  MSIC  Contracting 
Officers  Representatives,  assist  contractor  liaison  representatives,  the  U.S. 
Army  Special  Security  Office  and  the  MSIC  GOCO  facility. 
(12)  Operate  a  reception  center  for  all  official  visitors  to  MSIC 
(Building  4505),  the  Hardware  Directorate  (Building  4497),  and  the  GOCO 
facility. 
(13)  Design  and  monitor  the  installation,  maintenance  and  operation 
of  electronic  security  systems  used  for  the  protection  of  defense  information 
and  sensitive  compartmented  information.  Devise  new  or  novel  measures  to 
protect  information  for  which  standardized  systems  or  methods  are  inadequate. 
(14)  Conduct  security  surveys,  inspections,  and  unannounced  security 
checks  of  the  Center,  Hardware  Directorate,  and  GOCO  facility  to  determine 
the  effectiveness  of  the  systems,  devices,  procedures,  and  methods  used. 
Methods  used  should  stimulate  the  development  and  continuation  of  security 
consciousness  and  the  effective  application  of  security  procedures  by 
operating  officials  and  employees. 
(15)  Operate  the  center  lock  and  key  system,  including  the  issue, 
control,  and  return  to  security  locks,  keys  and  combinations. 
(16)  Provide  on-site  security  support  to  detached  elements  of  the 
center  by  establishment  of  manned  offices  where  appropriate. 
(17)  Direct  the  Security  Classification  Management  Program, 
monitoring  security  classification  on  weapon  systems  and  intelligence  data 
over  which  the  Center  has  control.  Assist  in  the  preparation  and  monitoring
of  Contract  Security  Classification  Specifications  (DD  Form  254);  providing 
guidance  to  the  Center  contractors  involved  in  classified  contracts. 
(18)  Responsible  to  the  National  Security  Agency,  Defense 
Intelligence  Agency  and  the  Central  Intelligence  Agency  for  the  direction, 
supervision  and  control  of  the  SCI  decompartmentation  program  for  Signals 
Intelligence  (SIGINT),  Human  Intelligence  (HUMINT),  and  Photographic 
Intelligence  (PHOTINT). 
(19)  Conduct  preliminary  inquiry,  and  initiate  formal  investigation 
in  cases  involving  possible  compromise  of  classified  defense  information. 
Prepare,  evaluate  and  submit  serious  security  violation  reports  to  national 
intelligence  discipline  managers  as  appropriate. 
(20)  Direct  the  Operations  Security  Program  (OPSEC)  for  the  Center 
and  its  supported  elements  including  contractor  facilities  and  G0C0  facility. 
Conduct  Operations  Security  Seuveys,  Threat  Analyses,  determine 
vulnerabilities,  and  recommend  appropriate  countermeasures.  Conduct  OPSEC 
training. 
(21)  Conduct  intelligence  activities  and  studies  in  conjunction  with 
INSCOM  Special  Programs. 
(22)  Direct  the  Center's  program  for  the  establishment  and 
enforcement  of  restricted  areas. 
(23)  Coordinate  Crime  Prevention  Programs  supported  by  MICOM  within 
the  center. 
1-4.  SYSTEMS  SIMULATIONS  AND  SCIENTIFIC  APPLICATIONS  DIRECTORATE. 
a.  MISSION. 
To  provide  data  processing  and  scientific  and  technical  computational 
support  to  all  elements  of  MSIC.  This  support  will  include  development  and 
use  of  computational  models,  simulations,  and  data  processing  and  analysis 
systems. 
b.  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  the  design,  development,  and  application  of  sophisticated 
scientific  and  technical  computational  models,  systems  and  subsystem 
simulations,  and  data  processing  and  analysis  systems. 
(2)  Manage  the  R&D  efforts  necessary  to  maintain  a  state  of  the  art 
capability  in  scientific  computational  techniques  in  support  of  the 
analytical  mission  of  the  Center. 
(3)  Assure  the  development  and  application  of  adequate  digital  data 
processing  capability  to  support  the  data  base  requirements  of  the  Center, 
and  to  provide  the  capability  to  manipulate  this  data  base  in  the  manner 
required  by  various  analytical  elements  within  the  organization.
(4)  Provide  advisors  and  consultants  within  the  Center  regarding  the 
application  of  computer  science  to  the  solution  of  analytical  problems. 
(5)  Develop,  coordinate,  and  submit  requirements  and  recommend 
development  efforts  related  to  areas  of  responsibility. 
(6)  Provide  participating  and  consulting  members  for  committees, 
panels,  boards,  and  working  groups  at  local,  national,  and  international 
levels. 
(7)  Develop,  direct,  and  maintain  resources  to  provide  scientific 
programming  support  for  digital,  analog,  hybrid,  and  signal  processing 
equipment  in  support  of  all  elements  of  the  Center. 
(8)  Develop  or  participate  in  development,  documentation,  and 
maintenance  of  all  scientific  computer  simulations  and  computational 
techniques  in  area  of  basic  missile  technology,  such  as  aerodynamics, 
propulsion,  guidance  and  control,  statistics,  electronics  and  light 
mechanics. 
(9)  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. 
(10)  Adapt,  maintain,  and  modify  the  digital  computer  operating 
system  software  used  with  the  MSIC  digital  computer  equipment.  Operate  and 
maintain  all  computer  and  peripheral  equipment  within  the  MSIC  facility. 
(11)  Design,  develop,  operate,  and  maintain  digital,  analog,  hybrid 
and  signal  processing  support  for  all  elements  of  the  Center. 
(12)  Fulfill  the  scientific  computer  production  requirements  of  MSIC 
using  in-house  digital,  analog  or  hybrid  systems  or  external  computer 
facilities,  as  necessary. 
(13)  Provide  technical  expertise  to  assist  both  internal  and 
external  users  in  the  design,  development,  and  the  use  of  subsystem  or  system 
models  in  the  conduct  of  various  studies  and  tests. 
(14)  Provide  the  technical  expertise  to  design  and  develop  the 
application  software  to  support  the  S&TI  analysts  in  maintaining  and  using 
data  bases  in  S&TI  research  projects,  trends  analysis,  and  forecasting. 
(15)  Provide  the  technical  expertise  to  maintain  technical  data 
bases  in  support  of  both  internal  S&TI  users  and  external  users.  Maintenance 
will  include  collection,  insertions,  quality  control,  and  security  management 
of  the  automated  data  bases, 
(16)  Provide  the  technical  expertise  to  design,  develop,  and  support 
special  purpose  applications  for  analyst  work  stations,  special  displays, 
word  processing,  and  special  graphics  systems.
(17)  Manage  the  interface  between  external  users  and  the  MSIC 
computer  system.  Assure  security  control  of  interface  at  all  times,  assure 
the  coordination  with  appropriate,  cognizant  systems  analyst,  and  assure 
tests  conducted  by  external  analysts  utilize  current  systems  models  as  well 
as  systems  parametric  definitions. 
1-5.  ADVANCED  SENSORS  DIRECTORATE. 
a.  MISSION. 
To  manage  a  program  to  acquire,  analyze,  and  store  electromagnetic, 
Human  Intelligence  (HUMINT),  Signals  Intelligence  (SIGINT),  Photographic 
Intelligence  (PHOTINT),  and  other  non-collateral  data  in  support  of  the 
scientific  and  technical  intelligence  analyses  processes  of  MSIC.  Design, 
develop,  operate,  and  maintain  electromagnetic,  PHOTINT,  and  other  data 
processing  and  analysis  equipment.  To  acquire  intelligence  publications  and 
maintain  and  operate  the  Center  technical  intelligence  publications  library 
through  an  integrated  information  service  system  to  satisfy  agency,  local 
commands  and  accredited  contractor  intelligence  data  base  reference 
requirements.  To  integrate  Center  intelligence  holdings  into  a  control  and 
accountability  system;  coordinate  and  provide  Center  actions  to  identify 
intelligence  requirements  and  to  obtain  publications  to  fill  gaps  in  the 
Center  holdings.  To  provide  management  for  scientific  and  technical  (S&TI) 
library  services  to  analysts,  scientists,  and  engineers  for  the  production  of 
intelligence  products  and  to  users  from  military  research  and  engineering 
components  to  include  the  U.S.  Army  Missile  Command  (MICOM),  Ballistic 
Missile  Defense  Systems  Command,  Ballistic  Missile  Defense  Advanced 
Technology  Center,  Marshall  Space  Flight  Center,  U.S.  Army  Missile  and 
Munitions  Center  and  School  and  to  eligible  contractors  serving  these 
organizations.  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  data 
required  to  support  MICOM  and  Army  Materiel  Command  (AMC)  missions. 
Services,  on  both  an  Army  wide  and  national  scale,  are  also  provided  in 
response  to  requirements  from  Army  Agencies,  Defense  Intelligence  Agency,  and 
other  Department  of  Defense  organizations.  Responsibilities  include 
planning,  coordinating,  and  controlling  the  selection,  acquisition, 
processing,  storage,  retrieval,  maintenance,  research,  analysis,  and 
dissemination  of  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  data  as  related  to  the 
Army's  sphere  of  interest  in  missiles  and  space  weapon  systems,  subsystems, 
components,  related  science  and  technology  activities,  and  state-of-the-art. 
b.  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  a  program  to  formulate  and  execute  a  continuing  survey  of 
intelligence  data  requirements  in  SIGINT,  HUMINT,  PHOTINT,  and  other 
electromagnetic  intelligence  data  sources. 
(2)  Provide  the  operational  interface  between  the  technical 
intelligence  program  and  those  collection  programs  designed  to  obtain 
information  and  technical  data  required  for  system/subsystem/technology 
analyses.  Periodically  develop  substantive  technical  exchanges  for 
collection  agencies  which  depict  Center  utilization  of  data  and  critical 
intelligence  gaps.    Recommend  engineering  and  operational  changes  in
collection  equipment,  technologies,  or  procedures  as  appropriate  to  the 
filling  of  intelligence  gaps. 
(3)  Develop  and  pursue  an  active  engineering  and  indepth  analysis 
program  of  single  and  multiple  data  base  holdings  in  support  of  system, 
subsystem,  and  technology  analyses  and  feedback  to  collectors  on  data  quality 
and  new  or  additional  requirements.  Identify,  analyze,  and  define  new  and 
unusual  data  activity,  in  areas  of  Center  responsibility,  to  determine  source 
and  meaning. 
(4)  Develop  and  present  imagery  information  in  a  form  suitable  for 
use  in  publications,  briefing  documents,  visual  aids  and  other  communication 
media. 
(5)  Provide  MSIC  participation  as  a  member  or  consultant  to 
committees,  panels,  working  groups  at  the  local,  national  and  international 
levels. 
(6)  Supervise  Center  liaison  personnel  and  activities  at  other  DOD 
and/or  national  agencies. 
(7)  Serve  as  the  cognizant  element  within  MSIC  for  data  bases 
(except  library)  and  as  the  focal  point  for  external  programs  related  to  data 
base  integration  and  automated  data  transfer. 
(8)  Execute  a  continuing  analysis  of  new  and  first  events  of  missile 
weapon  activity  in  MSIC  mission  areas.  Review  and  evaluate  the  quality  of 
source  material. 
(9)  Provide  technical  advice-  and  support  to  production  elements  of 
MSIC  in  the  use  of  the  diversified  data  in  the  analysis  process. 
(10)  Perform  the  quality  control  and  periodic  updating  and  review  of 
the  Electronic  Warfare  Integrated  Reprogrammable  System  (EWIRS)  and  KILTING 
data  bases. 
(11)  Perform  engineering  analysis  of  sensor  data  to  satisfy  SAE 
production  requirement.  Perform  quality  control  review  and  distribution  of 
resulting  Technical  Electronic  Intelligence  (ELINT)  reports. 
(12)  Manage  the  design,  development,  and  implementation  of 
electromagnetic  data  screening,  processing  and  display  techniques  in  support 
of  subsystem  and  system  analyses. 
(13)  Maintain  analytical  and  computational  techniques  for  reduction 
of  electromagnetic  sensor  data  to  support  subsystem  and  system  analyses. 
(14)  Manage  the  research  and  development  efforts  necessary  to 
maintain  state  of  the  art  capabilities  for  processing,  reducing,  and 
analyzing  electromagnetic  and  other  data  to  support  subsystem,  system  and 
collection  analyses. 
(15)  Acquire  and  maintain  adequate  electromagnetic  data  processing 
capabilities  to  support  the  data  base  and  analytical  requirements  of  the
Center  and  to  provide  man  and  machine  capabilities  to  manipulate  and  analyze 
the  data  to  support  various  subsystem  and  system  requirements  within  the 
Center. 
(16)  Participate  in  the  development  and  documentation  of  computer 
software  application  to  electromagnetic  signal  analysis  processes  to  support 
subsystem  and  system  analyses. 
(17)  Design,  develop,  operate,  and  maintain  signal  processing 
support  for  all  elements  of  MSIC. 
(18)  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,  external,  and  internal  analysis,  etc. 
(19)  Support  the  Program  Manager  for  Intelligence  Data  Handling 
System  (IDHS)  to  insure  resource  audit  is  performed  to  maintain  integrity  of 
IDHS  program  resources  which  are  utilized  to  perform  indepth  engineering 
analyses  in  support  of  subsystem,  system,  and  collection  requirements. 
(20)  Provide  an  effective  and  reliable  data  system  which  will  optimize 
MSIC  tasked  S&TI  production  efforts. 
(21)  Integrate  all  classification  levels  of  MSIC  documentation 
holdings,  including  special  compartmented  information  (SCI),  into  an 
automated  storage,  retrieval,  and  accountable  system. 
(22)  Interpret  and  assure  adherence  to  regulations,  policies,  and 
directives  governing  the  safeguarding  of  classified,  restricted,  and  special 
categorized  data. 
(23)  Plan,  establish,  manage,  and  direct  necessary  functions  for 
effective  data  flow  in  the  library  system. 
(24)  Direct  the  establishment  and  analytical  consolidation  of  the 
Statement  of  Intelligence  Interest  (SI  I )  which  substantiates  MSIC 
requirements  for  automatic  dissemination  of  S&TI  documentation  from  DIA  and 
includes  varied  formats  of  finished  reports  and  raw  data  as  well  as  very 
specialized  esoteric  and  sensitive  data  from  unique  and  routine  overt  and 
covert  collectors;  also  provides  interpretation  and  guidance  to  MSIC  patrons 
in  the  assessment  of  these  requirements  and  makes  recommendations  concerning 
priorities. 
(25)  Execute  a  continuing  critical  survey  of  intelligence  publications 
and  open  literature  data  requirements  and  make  changes  or  upgrades  in  data 
collections,  equipment,  techniques,  procedures,  or  policies  as  appropriate  to 
support  the  filling  of  intelligence  gaps. 
(26)  Manage  a  program  within  MSIC  to  provide  centralized 
acquisitioning,  receipt,  analysis,  reporting  and  dissemination  of  all  source, 
all  classification  documentation.
(27)  Coordinate  user's  reference,  research,  or  analytical  needs  and 
plan  scope  and  intensity  of  requirements;  provide  in-depth  reference  and 
analytical  data  research;  exploit  various  data  sources;  formulate 
appropriate  queries  and/or  retrospective  literature  searches;  initiate 
calls,  letters,  and/or  messages  as  required;  review  reference  feedback  and 
initiate  action  to  obtain  pertinent  documentation;  analytically  review 
documentation  for  specific  data;  synthesize  essential  data  and  interface 
with  analysts. 
(28)  Upgrade  S&TI  data  processing  capabilities  and  promote  interface 
capabilities  to  effectively  integrate  and  exploit  products  from  national  and 
international  data  systems;  also  participate  in  the  development, 
modernization,  and  cross  utilization  of  data  networks  within  the  DoO  data 
storage  and  retrieval  services  as  well  as  commercial  retrieval  services. 
(29)  Maintain  a  residual  stock  of  MSIC  publications  to  meet 
dissemination  requirements  subsequent  to  initial  distribution  and  maintain  a 
record  copy  of  all  MSIC  publications. 
(30)  Arrange  for  translation  of  foreign  language  documents.  Manage 
efforts  relative  to  MSIC's  responsibility  in  the  Department  of  Defense 
Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  Information  Services  Program  (DoD 
STIISP)  of  which  the  Central  Information  Reference  and  Control  (CIRC  II) 
system  is  a  prime  element.  This  DoO  automated  foreign  S&T  data  storage, 
retrieval,  and  research  function  provides  a  coordinated  integrated  system 
which  supports  the  requirements  of  the  DoD  S&TI  production  organizations  and 
other  consumers  throughout  the  DoD  including  those  in  Research  and 
Development  (R&D). 
1-6.  HARDWARE  DIRECTORATE. 
a.  MISSION. 
To  provide  hardware  design,  development,  evaluation,  exploitation,  and 
scientific  and  technical  support  to  all  elements  of  MSIC.  Support  includes 
development  and  use  of  hardware  breadboard/brassboard  subsystem  models, 
simulator  systems,  and  exploitation,  evaluation  and  assessment  of  foreign 
hardware. 
b.  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  the  design,  development,  and  implementation  of  hardware 
in  support  of  S&TI  requirements.  Provide  both  hardware  and  instrumentation 
in  support  of  system  analysis  requirements. 
(2)  Manage  the  design,  development,  and  application  of  sophisticated 
scientific  and  technical  hardware  models,  system  and  subsystem  simulators, 
and  the  evaluation  of  foreign  equipment  systems. 
(3)  Plan,  organize,  direct  and  manage  the  technical  aspects  of  the 
Army  Development  and  Acquisition  of  Threat  Simulators  (ADATS)  Program.
(4)  Insure  threat  simulator  validity  relative  to  parent  threat. 
Determine  validation  related  requirements  for  development  of  contract  scopes 
of  work. 
(5)  Determine  requirements,  procure,  calibrate,  and  operate 
validation  test  equipment  and  facilities.  Generate  and  coordinate  validation 
test  schedules  and  prepare  test  plans.  Conduct  validation  tests  and  prepare 
reports. 
(6)  Determine  and  coordinate  requirements  and  provide 
instrumentation  for  the  analysis  of  system  performance  during  major  test 
programs.  Insure  that  simulators  are  maintained,  supported,  and  available  to 
participate  in  major  test  programs  as  required. 
(7)  Maintain  accountability  for  all  equipment.  Assure  property 
accounting  procedures  conform  with  regulations. 
(8)  Provide  configuration  management  of  all  operational  simulators. 
Determine  need  and  incorporate  major  modifications  to  fielded  simulators. 
(9)  Manage  the  research  and  development  efforts  necessary  to 
maintain  a  state  of  the  art  capability  in  foreign  hardware  technology 
application  techniques  to  support  the  analytical  mission  of  the  Center. 
(10)  Assure  the  development  and  application  of  adequate  hardware  and 
instrumentation  capability  to  support  the  analysis  and  data  base  requirements 
of  the  Center.  Evaluate  hardware  equipment  as  required  by  various  Center 
analytical  elements. 
(11)  Develop,  coordinate,  and  submit  requirements  and  recommended 
development  efforts  related  to  areas  of  responsibility. 
(12)  Provide  participating  and  consulting  members  for  committees, 
panels,  boards,  and  working  groups  at  local,  national  and  international 
levels. 
(13)  Provide  technical  direction  of  Foreign  Materiel  Exploitation 
(FME)  programs  in  areas  of  responsibility. 
1-7.  LAND  COMBAT  MISSILE  SYSTEMS  DIRECTORATE. 
a.  MISSION. 
To  provide  National  and  Department  of  Defense  users  all -source 
scientific  and  technical  intelligence  concerning  single  and  integrated  Short 
Range  Ballistic  Missile  (SRBM)  and  AntHank  Guided  Missile  (ATGM)  weapon 
systems.  To  provide  Center  and  DA  users  with  future  weapon  system  concepts 
and  applied  technology  projections  in  Land  Combat  systems  and  Defensive 
systems.  To  provide  threat  support  to  DA  in  the  areas  of  projected 
Intercontinental  Ballistic  Missiles  (ICBM)  and  Precision  Guided  Weapon  (PGW) 
systems.  To  provide  advice  and  consultation  on  matters  pertaining  to  foreign 
Land  Combat  Missile  Systems.
b.  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  analytical  efforts  on  systems  and  related  subsystems  as 
required  in  the  development  of  timely  and  reliable  S&TI  on  ATGM  and  PGW 
systems,  and  their  command  and  control  networks;  interrelations  and 
correlations  between  assigned  weapon  systems,  and  the  vulnerabilities  of 
systems  elements  in  support  of  applicable  DOD  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  DOD  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  ATGM  and  SRBM  systems  and  their  command  and  control  networks; 
interrelations  and  correlations  between  weapon  systems;  and  the 
vulnerabilities  of  systems  elements  in  support  of  applicable  DOD  and  national 
programs. 
(4)  Design,  develop,  and  maintain  a  comprehensive  data  base  on 
foreign  SRBMs,  PGW  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  mirror  image  assessments  or  projections. 
(5)  Assure  S&TI  support  of  those  DOD  primary  missions  assigned  to 
the  Air  Force  and  Navy  for  which  MSIC,  by  virtue  of  expertise,  supporting 
mission  assignments  or  information  holdings  has  contributor  responsibilities. 
(6)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  support  tasking  to  Air  Force  and 
Navy  and  other  Army  production  elements  designated  DOD  support  roles  in  the 
MSIC  area  of  primary  responsibility. 
(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  RDT&E  programs  delineating  technical  characteristics  of  system, 
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  ATGM,  PGW,  and  SRBM. 
(10)  Assure  development  and  production  of  assessments  to  provide 
support  to  DA  in  areas  of  foreign  antiarmor  missiles  and  PGW  systems, 
ballistic  missiles,  and  associated  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  R&D  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. 
(15)  Provide  technical  direction  of  FME  programs  in  areas  of 
responsibility. 
1-8.  TACTICAL  AIR  DEFENSE  MISSILE  SYSTEMS  DIRECTORATE. 
a.  MISSION. 
To  provide  national  and  international  and  DOD  users  all -source 
scientific  and  technical  intelligence  concerning  single  and  integrated 
Tactical  Air  Defense  weapons  systems  to  include  identification  of  projected 
systems  and  modifications.  To  determine  foreign  state  of  the  art  in  Tactical 
weapon  systems  technologies;  Command,  Control  and  Communications  (C3);  R&D 
organizations;  personalities;  capabilities;  and  programs  which  can  affect 
present  or  projected  systems  needed  by  Tactical  Air  Defense  forces.  To 
provide  advice  and  consultation  on  matters  pertaining  to  foreign  Tactical  Air 
Defense  Systems. 
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  ?-»sessed  through  in-depth  analysis 
of  subsystems  (radar,  electro-optical,  missile,  ground  support  equipment, 
etc.)  using  all-source  intelligence  data. 
(2)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  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,  electro-optical,  missile,  ground  support  equipment, 
etc.)  using  all-source  intelligence  data. 
(3)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  perform  comprehensive  analysis  of  assigned  Electro- 
optical  /Infrared  Guided  Tactical  Air  Defense  weapon  systems.  Systems 
performance  capabilities,  limitations,  and  vulnerabilities  will  be  assessed 
through  in-depth  analysis  of  subsystems  (seekers,  supporting  radars,  electro-
optical  subsystems,  control  systems,  missile  subsystems,  ground  support 
equipment)  using  all-source  intelligence  data. 
(4)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  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  vulnerabilities 
will  be  assessed  via  system  integration  analysis. 
(5)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  synthesize  and  analyze  the  research,  development, 
test,  and  evaluation  efforts  related  to  modified,  new,  or  projected  tactical 
air"  defense  weapons. 
(6)  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  networks; 
interrelations  between  assigned  weapon  systems;  and  the  vulnerabilities  of 
systems  elements  in  support  of  applicable  DOD  and  national  programs. 
(7)  Perform  conceptual  evaluations  of  foreign  weapon  system  hardware 
design  using  experimental  methods  to  satisfy  information  gaps  in  support  of 
intelligence  and  R&D  requirements. 
(8)  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  U.S.  systems 
and  technologies  to  be  used  in  making  mirror  image  assessments  or 
projections. 
(9)  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. 
(10)  Assure  S&TI  support  of  those  missions  assigned  to  the  Air  Force 
and  Navy  for  which  MSIC  has  supporting  responsibilities  by  virtue  of 
expertise,  supporting  mission  or  information  holdings. 
(11)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  support  tasking  to  Air  Force,  Navy, 
and  other  Army  production  elements  designated  D00  support  roles  in  the  MSIC 
areas  of  primary  responsibility. 
,.  (12)  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  technical 
requirements  for  data  into  the  national  program  for  collections  and  reporting 
and  serve  as  advisor  in  the  establishment  of  national  priorities. 
(13)  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  or  systems 
having  a  particular  impact  on  U.S.  programs. 
(14)  Manage  the  analysis  of  foreign  missile  research  and  development 
and  operational  test  programs  and  events  in  assigned  mission  areas. 
(15)  Participate  as  member  or  consultant  to  intelligence  committees, 
panels,  and  working  groups  at  national  and  international  levels. 
(16)  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. 
(17)  Manage  the  analytical  efforts  directed  at  evaluating  existing 
and  projected  deployment  and  employment  concepts  in  systems  in  the  assigned 
mission  areas. 
(18)  Manage  the  quick  reaction  and  current  reporting  efforts  in  all 
assigned  mission  areas. 
(19)  Provide  technical  direction  of  FME  programs  in  areas  of 
responsibility. 
1-9.  STRATEGIC  DEFENSE  DIRECTORATE. 
a.  MISSION. 
To  provide  national  and  DOD  users  all -source  scientific  and  technical 
Intelligence  concerning  single  and  -integrated  Strategic  Defensive  weapon 
systems  to  include  identification  of  projected  system  modifications.  Mission 
includes  both  conventional  and  non-conventional  systems  for  Ballistic  Missile 
Defense,  Space  Defense,  and  Strategic  Air  Defense.  To  determine  foreign 
state-of-the-art  in  Strategic  Ballistic  Missile  Defense,  Strategic  Air 
Defense  and  Space  Defense  weapon  system  technologies;  Command,  Control,  and 
Communications  (C3);  R&D  organizations;  personalities;  technical  industrial 
processes;  capabilities;  and  programs  which  can  affect  present  or  projected 
systems  needed  by  Strategic  Defense  forces.  To  provide  advice  and 
consultation  on  matters  pertaining  to  foreign  Strategic  Ballistic  Missile 
Defense,  Space  Defense  and  Air  Defense  Systems. 
b.  FUNCTIONS. 
(1)  Manage  internal  and  external  analytical  efforts  on  systems  and 
related  subsystems  as  required  1n  the  development  of  timely  and  reliable  S&TI 
on  assigned  Strategic  Defense  weapon  systems  and  their  command  and  control 
networks;  interrelations  between  assigned  weapon  systems;  and  the 
vulnerabilities  of  systems  elements  in  support  of  applicable  DOD  and  national 
programs. 
(2)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  synthesize,  analyze,  and  report  on  the  research, 
development,  test,  and  evaluation  efforts  related  to  modified  or  new 
Strategic  Air  Defense  systerms  through  in-depth  analysis  of  all -source
intelligence  data  and  knowledge  of  related  U.S.  state  of  the  art 
technologies. 
(3)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  synthesize,  analyze,  and  report  on  the  research, 
development,  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  U.S.  state  of  the  art 
technologies. 
(4)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  synthesize,  analyze,  and  report  on  the  research, 
development,  test,  and  evaluation  efforts  related  to  modified  or  new  Space 
Defense  systems  through  in-depth  analysis  of  all -source  intelligence  data  and 
knowledge  of  related  U.S.  state  of  the  art  technologies. 
(5)  Design,  develop,  and  maintain  a  comprehensive  data  base  on 
foreign  strategic  defense  objectives,  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  U.S.  systems  and  technologies  to  be  used  in 
making  mirror  image  assessments  or  projections.  Assess  overall  effectiveness 
of  foreign  strategic  defense  in  protection  of  various  types  of  national 
assets. 
(6)  Design,  develop,  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  synthesize,  analyze,  and  report  on  future  Strategic 
Air  Defense,  Strategic  Ballistic  Missile  Defense,  and  Space  Defense  weapon 
systems  and  technologies. 
(7)  Design,  develop  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  assess  and  report  the  present  and  future  impact  that 
foreign  space  programs  and  space  assets  will  have  on  U.S.  Army  combat  and 
support  forces.  Through  in-depth  analysis  of  all-source  intelligence  data, 
assist  Army  users  in  development  of  countermeasures  to  foreign  space  efforts. 
Similarly  assess  the  viability  of  current  and  future  foreign  systems  to 
destroy,  disrupt  or  interface  with  U.S.  Army  space  assets  and  assist  in 
countermeasure  development  to  neutralize  such  foreign  systems. 
(8)  Design,  develop  and  manage  a  scientific  and  technical 
intelligence  program  to  synthesize,  analyze  and  report  on  the  research, 
development,  test  and  evaluation  efforts  related  to  all  types  of  directed 
energy  weapons,  to  include  lasers,  particle  beams,  and  radio-frequency  and 
kinetic  energy  devices.  This  will  be  accomplished  through  in-depth  analysis 
of  all -source  intelligence  data  and  knowledge  of  related  U.S.  state  of  the 
art  technologies. 
(9)  Assure  S&TI  support  of  those  missions  assigned  to  the  Air  Force 
and  Navy  for  which  MSIC  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  to  have  DOD  support  roles  in 
the  MSIC  area  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  technical 
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  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. 
(13)  Participate  as  member  or  consultant  to  intelligence  committees, 
panels,  and  working  groups  at  national  and  international  levels. 
(14)  Manage  the  R&D  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. 
(15)  Manage  the  analytical  efforts  directed  at  evaluating  existing 
and  projected  deployment  and  employment  concepts  in  systems  in  the  assigned 
mission  areas. 
(16)  Manage  the  quick  reaction  and  current  reporting  efforts  in  all 
assigned  mission  areas. 
(17)  Manage  the  analysis  of  foreign  R&D  and  operational  and  test 
programs  and  events  in  assigned  mission  areas. 
(18)  Manage  operations  research  and  systems  analysis  studies 
essential  to  support  the  production  of  defensive  and  anti space  system  trends 
studies. 
(19)  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. 
(20)  Provide  technical  direction  of  FME  programs  in  areas  of 
responsibility.