COMMANDER  IN  CHIEF.  U.S.  PACIFIC  COMMAND 
(USCINCPAC; 
CAMP  H.M.  SMITH.  HAWAII  9686  1  -5025 
USCINCPACINST  3830. IE 
J223D 
27  August  1986 
USCINCPAC  INSTRUCTION  3830. IE 
Subj:   INTELLIGENCE  DISSEMINATION 
Ref:   (a)  DIAM  59-1,  Intelligence  Dissemination 
(b)  DIAM  59-4,  Defense  Intelligence  Thesaurus  (DIT) 
(c)  DRS-2600-4830-85,  Statement  of  Intelligence  Interest  for  the 
DIT  (SII/DIT  Workbook) 
(d)  DDM-2600-397-85,  Intelligence  User's  Guide 
(e)  DRS-2600-4751-YR,  Collateral  Recurring  Documents  Listing  (CRDL) 
(f)  DRS-2600-2023-YR-SI,  Sensitive  Compartmented  Intelligence  Recurring 
Documents  Listing  (SCIRDL) 
Encl :  (1)  Primary  K-Account  Managers 
(2)  Listing  of  K-Accounts  Subordinate  to  USCINCPAC  and  each  Primary 
K-Account  Manager 
(3)  Sample  Mission  and  Functions  Statement 
1.  Purpose.  To  establish  policies  and  guidance  for  the  management  of 
intelligence  dissemination  requirements  within  the  U.S.  Pacific  Command 
(USPACOM)  to  include:  (1)  the  management  of  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  (DIA) 
K-Accounts;  (2)  the  procurement  and  maintenance  of  required  intelligence 
publications  (references  (a)  through  (f));  (3)  command  responsibilities  for 
SI I ;  and  (4)  validation  requirements.  This  instruction  is  completely  revised. 
2.  Cancellation.  USCINCPACINST  3830. ID. 
3.  Policy 
a.  To  ensure  that  a  viable  intelligence  dissemination  program  is 
developed  for  USCINCPAC  and  its  components  to  satisfy  intelligence 
requirements  at  all  levels  of  command. 
(1)  The  DIA  is  chartered  to  oversee  a  DOD-wide  intelligence 
dissemination  program  and  provide  centralized  dissemination  services.  The 
Central  Reference  Division  (RTS-2)  has  been  charged  with  accomplishing  the  DIA 
mandate. 
(2)  In  accordance  with  reference  (a),  USCINCPAC  and  its  components 
will  submit  requirements  through  USCINCPAC  Management  Division  Intelligence 
Directorate  (J22)  to  DIA  for  final  validation.  Within  J22,  J223D  has  been 
delegated  cognizance  over  the  program. 
(a)  Validation  is  the  process  of  certifying  that  a  customer's 
requirements  are  consistent  with  and  necessary  for  the  accomplishment  of  the 
organization's  assigned  mission.  It  verifies  that  the  customer  has  a  need  to 
know  and  is  authorized  to  receive  and  store  the  security  level  and 
compartmentation  of  documents  requested  (see  chapter  3,  reference  (a)  for 
further  criteria  of  validation).
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(b)  The  Primary  K-Account  Manaaers  listed  in  enclosure  (1)  are 
responsible  for  supervising  subordinate  accounts,  providing  supplemental 
guidance,  and  validating  requirements  prior  to  submission  to  USCINCPAC  J22. 
Accounts  subordinate  to  each  Primary  K-Account  Manager  are  listed  in  enclosure 
(2). 
b.  To  establish  an  account,  a  prospective  customer  must  submit 
requirements  through  the  validation  channel.  A  current  Mission  and  Functions 
Statement  will  accompany  the  requirements.  The  mission  statement  should 
provide  a  concise  yet  thorough  description  of  the  organization's  function;  the 
emphasis  is  on  SPECIFICITY.  A  very  limited  mission  statement  supports  the 
dissemination  of  only  very  limited  intelligence.  Upon  final  validation  and 
approval  by  DIA,  RTS-2C  assigns  a  customer  number.  All  USCINCPAC  accounts  are 
identified  by  the  prefix  "K!i  and  three  numerics. 
c.  It  is  essential  that  each  K-account  holder  have  a  working  knowledge  of 
this  instruction  and  its  references.  K-account  holders  are  responsible  for 
the  initial  submission,  maintenance,  and  periodic  revalidation  of  Statement  of 
Intelligence  Interest  (SI I )  requirements  (see  paragraph  4,  this  instruction, 
for  definition  of  an  SII)  as  well  as  submitting  requests  for  secondary 
(one-time)  dissemination  of  documents.  When  developing  the  SII,  K-account 
holders  must  complete  a  Mission  and  Functions  Statement  (enclosure  (3)). 
Supplemental  guidance  to  enclosure  (3)  is  provided  in  subparagraphs  (l)-(7) 
below  and  is  keyed  to  the  corresponding  paragraphs  of  enclosure  (3). 
(1)  Customer  number,  etc:  Self-explanatory. 
(2)  Type  of  Mission: 
(a)  Delineate  mission  and  classify  accordingly:  This  includes 
both  the  stated/formal  mission  of  the  organization  as  well  as  any  implied 
mission(s).  For  example,  if  USCINCPAC* s  mission  is  to  secure  the  sea  lanes  of 
communication  in  the  South  China  Sea,  this  implies  it  must  also  neutralize  the 
offensive  air/sea  capability  of  country  X. 
(b)  Intelligence  Mission/Function:  Self-explanatory. 
(c)  List  OPLANs/CONPLANs  for  which  responsible:  Self-explanatory. 
(d)  This  may  be  as  simple  as,  "conducts  offensive/defensive  combat 
operations  to..." 
(e)  Using  the  codes  in  reference  (b),  the  areas  must  match  up 
with/be  limited  to  those  necessary  to  accomplish  the  mission  or  function.  For 
example,  if  an  organization's  mission  was  limited  to  the  defense  of  Country  Y 
in  the  USPACOM,  a  requirement  for  intelligence  on  area  N5  (Caribbean  Islands) 
would  be  inappropriate  and  not  validated. 
(f)  Subjects  of  primary  concern:  List  in  descending  priority  the 
chapter  headings  from  reference  (b)  those  subjects  of  primary  concern  to  your
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organization  (e.g.,  Armed  Forces,  Transportation,  Physical  Environment, 
Biographies).  This  becomes  critical  if  there  are  more  requestors  for  a 
document  than  the  number  of  copies  available;  this  priority  listing  becomes 
the  "tie  breaker"  in  deciding  which  K-accounts  get  a  copy  of  the  document. 
(3)  Unique  Intelligence  Requirements:  This  includes  but  is  not 
limited  to  special  operations,  unconventional  warfare,  counter  terrorism,  anr* 
VIP  protection. 
(4)  Intelligence  Support  Responsibilities:  May  be  applicable.  For 
example,  CINCPACFLT  may  have  a  requirement  to  provide  ship  Research  and 
Development  (R&D)  intelligence  to  a  tenant  whose  function  is  Naval  Ship  R&D. 
(5)  Intelligence  Production  Responsibilities:  Don't  limit  to  just 
"publications."  This  could  include  intelligence  annexes  to  OPLANs,  preparing 
target  folders,  etc.  The  "key"  is  to  whom  is  the  production  being  given/sent 
and  from  where  does  the  tasking  come.  Normally  only  those  organizations  that 
produce  finished  intelligence  (e.g.,  Intelligence  Center  Pacific  (IPAC),  Fleet 
Intelligence  Center  Pacific  (FICPAC))  are  eligible  to  receive  Intelligence 
Information  Reports  (IIRs).  Receipt  of  IIRs  may  be  authorized  if  an  account 
can  identify  a  gap  in  finished  intelligence  or  specify  a  current  operational 
need  and  submit  strong  justification  with  the  request. 
(6)  Special  Projects  and/or  Analytical  Requirements:  Unique  and  most 
likely  one-time  requirements  where  there  is  a  current  void  in  intelligence. 
Examples  would  be  a  Tunnel  Study  for  North  Korea  or  the  "tree  cutting" 
incident  in  Korea.  For  most  K-accounts,  the  response  here  will  be  "NA"  as 
these  projects  usually  are  initiated  through  an  Intelligence  Production 
Requirement. 
(7)  Administrative  Concerns:  Self-explanatory. 
(8)  DD  Form  638  (reference  (c))  will  be  utilized  to  submit 
requirements  from  the  DIT  (reference  (b)).  The  form  is  used  to  obtain 
Nonrecurring  Finished  Intelligence  (NRFI),  IIRs,  and  initial  issues  of 
recurring  publications.  When  forwarding  these  requirements  for  validation, 
the  DD  Form  638(s)  along  with  the  Mission  and  Functions  Statement  will  become 
enclosures  to  the  letter  of  transmittal  (sample  in  reference  (a)).  While  the 
Mission  and  Functions  Statement  will  be  properly  classified,  the  DD  Form 
638(s)  will  not  be  marked  with  any  classification  since  information  from  this 
form  is  converted  and  processed  through  an  unclassified  computerized  data 
bank. 
(c). 
(a)  Guidance  for  completing  DD  Form  638  is  contained  in  reference 
(b)  For  those  accounts  eligible  to  receive  IIRs  (para  3c(5) 
above),  the  following  information  expands  on  guidance  provided  in  reference 
(c): 
1_.  IIR  enclosures  which  are  50  pages  or  less  and  do  not 
exceed  11"  x  14"  are  produced  in  hard  copy  only.  These  are  automatically 
reproduced  and  disseminated  with  the  IIR.
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2_.   IIR  enclosures  that  are  oversized  (e.g.,  a  one  page  map) 
or  more  that  50  pages  are  available  in  microfiche  only.  Distribution  of  this 
type  enclosure  takes  place  14-60  days  after  dissemination  of  the  basic  IIR. 
_3.  If  a  customer  desires  to  receive  an  IIR  enclosure 
regardless  of  its  size,  it  is  recommended  that  blocks  24,  25,  26,  and  27  be 
entered  on  DD  Form  638.  This  ensures,  when  the  enclosure  is  oversized  or  more 
than  50  pages,  the  customer  will  receive  an  administrative  notice  with  the 
basic  IIR  giving  a  "heads-up"  that  a  microfiche  enclosure  will  be  forthcoming. 
4.  If  a  customer  does  not  have  microfiche  capability  and/or 
does  not  desire  to  receive  enclosures  longer  than  50  pages,  only  blocks  24  and 
25  of  DD  Form  638  should  be  completed. 
(9)  If  requested,  DIA  RTS-2C  will  assist  K-account  holders  by 
developing  an  SII  for  individual  accounts  providing  a  Mission  and  Functions 
Statement  has  been  submitted  through  the  validation  chain. 
(10)  Guidance  for  submitting  finished  recurring  requirements  is 
contained  in  reference  (a). 
(11)  Changes  to  any  of  the  SII  requirements  as  well  as  changes  to  the 
Mission  and  Functions  Statement  may  be  made  at  any  time.  As  with  initial/ 
periodic  submission  of  the  SII,  changes  will  be  forwarded  through  the 
validation  chain.  Secondary  (one-time)  requests  for  intelligence  publications 
by  K-accounts  are  also  forwarded  through  the  validation  chain. 
(12)  Secondary  (one  time)  requests: 
(a)  When  requesting  a  document  that  is  recurring,  state  in  the 
remarks  section  of  the  DD  Form  1142  either  "requestor  does  not  desire  future 
changes  or  editions"  or  "in  addition  to  this  request  for  the  basic  document 
and  all  changes  to  date,  request  K— 's  CRDL  be  amended  from  —  copies  to  -- 
copies  for  future  changes  and/or  issuance  of  new  editions." 
(b)  When  ordering  a  hard  copy  of  any  finished  product,  state  in 
the  remarks  section  of  the  DD  Form  1142  whether  microfiche  is  acceptable  if  a 
hard  copy  is  unavailable/out-of-stock. 
4.  Definitions 
a.  K-Account:  Used  interchangeably  with  "customer."  Is  an  authorized 
recipient  of  intelligence  products  produced  through  the  DIA  delegated 
production  program. 
b.  Customer:  Used  interchangeably  with  "K-account." 
c.  DIT:  A  standard  subject  listing  of  approximately  3,500  terms  heavily 
weighted  toward  military  subject  and  used  for  the  dissemination,  storage,  and 
retrieval  of  intelligence  material.
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d.  DIT  Worksheet:  Formerly  referred  to  as  a  SI I.  DD  Form  638,  the  CT 
Worksheet,  is  the  method  by  which  authorized  recipients  identify  necessary 
intelligence  and  intelligence  information  according  to  subject  and  geographic 
areas. 
e.  Finished  Recurring  Intelligence  (FRI)  Publications:  Evaluated 
intelligence  which  is  either  produced  on  a  periodic  basis  and  generally  covers 
the  same  type  subject  and/or  area,  or  is  subject  to  frequent  revision. 
f.  Information:  Unevaluated  material  of  every  description  which  may  be 
used  in  the  production  of  intelligence. 
g.  Intelligence:  The  product  resulting  from  the  collection,  evaluation, 
analysis,  integration,  and  interpretation  of  all  available  information  which 
concerns  one  or  more  aspects  of  foreign  nations  or  of  areas  of  foreign 
operations  and  which  is  immediately  or  potentially  significant  to  military 
planning  and  operations.  Finished  intelligence,  studies,  information  reports 
(IIRs),  bulletins,  maps,  charts,  target  materials,  and  photography  are 
examples  of  materials  which  may  be  included. 
h.  Intelligence  Dissemination:  The  conveyance  of  intelligence  in 
suitable  form  to  accounts  needing  it. 
i.  Intelligence  Documents:  Paper  or  microform  copies  of  substantive 
intelligence  reports,  studies,  publications,  and  information  reports  produced 
by  or  for  the  DIA,  intelligence  elements  of  the  Military  Departments,  the  U&S 
Commands,  Central  Intelligence  Agency  (CIA),  Bureau  of  Intelligence  and 
Research  (INR)  of  the  State  Department,  and  the  intelligence  agencies  of 
foreign  nations. 
j.  IIR:  Unevaluated  (raw)  information  collected  to  fulfill  intelligence 
requirements. 
k.  Intelligence  Requirements:  Any  subject,  general  or  specific,  upon 
which  there  is  a  need  for  the  collection  of  intelligence  information  or  the 
production  of  intelligence. 
1.  NRFI  Publications:  Evaluated  intelligence  covering  specific  subjects 
and/or  areas  of  research  published  on  an  unscheduled  or  one-time  basis. 
m.  Secondary  Distribution:  Issuance  of  a  copy  of  a  publication  from 
stock  in  response  to  a  specific  request  after  initial  dissemination  has  been 
accomplished;  or  the  loan  of  a  copy  of  a  publication  from  the  DIA  library 
collection. 
n.  SI I:  A  customer's  entire  requirement  for  IIRs,  NRFI,  FRI.  This 
package  constitutes  a  detailed  profile  of  the  customer's  mission,  function, 
and  areas  of  responsibility. 
o.  Validation:  The  process  of  certifying  that  a  customer's  requirements 
are  consistent  with  and  necessary  for  the  accomplishment  of  that
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organization's  assigned  mission  and  that  the  customer  is  authorized  to  receive 
and  store  the  security  level  and  compartmentation  of  documents  requested. 
5.  Apparent  conflicts  between  this  instruction  and  either  references  (a) 
through  (f)  or  other  guidance  should  be  brought  to  the  attention  of  USCINCPAC 
J223D.  Pending  resolution,  this  instruction  will  take  precedence  over 
guidance  other  than  that  issued  by  DIA. 
T^*^'*^*/* 
WILtHAM  H, 
Lieutenant  General,  USA 
Deputy  USCINCPAC/Chief  of 
^^ 
Staff 
Distribution:   (USCINCPACINST  5605. IF) 
Lists  I,  IIA  and  B  (1  cy  ea) 
DIA  (RTS-2C)  5  cys
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PRIMARY  K-ACCOUNT  MANAGERS 
CINCPACFLT 
CINXPACAF 
CDRWESTCOM 
COMUSJAPAN 
USFK 
CG  FMFPAC 
Enclosure  (1) 
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LISTING  OF  K-ACCOUNTS  SUBORDINATE  TO  USCINCPAC 
AND  EACH  PRIMARY  K- ACCOUNT  MANAGER 
-  K005  USCINCPAC  Validates  For: 
K007  COMUSJAPAN 
K010  USFK 
K051  OMADP  INDONESIA 
K101  PACOPS 
K300  IPAC  (LIBRARY) 
K302  USAWESTCOM 
K312  IPAC  (CODE  PE) 
K313  IPAC  (CODE  I A) 
K314  IPAC  (CODE  PT) 
K315  IPAC  (CODE  IT) 
K339  JCRC 
K101  PACOPS/INAU  Validates  For: 
K100  PACAF  548  RTG 
K114  5TH  TAIRCG 
K115  5TH  AF 
K116  8TH  TFW/IN 
K117  18TH  TFW 
K118  51  TFW 
K119  497TH  TFS/IN 
K120  326  AD/ IN 
K121  432  TFW/IN 
K201  13TH  AF 
K203  6TH  TAC  INTEL  GP 
K500  CINCPACFLT 
K605  FMFPAC 
-  K007  COMUSJAPAN  Validates  For: 
K320  USARJAPAN 
-  K302  WESTCOM  Validates  For: 
K303  29TH  ENG  BN  (TOPO) 
K304  6386TH  USAR  STDYGP 
K305  25TH  INF  DIV 
-  K010  USFK  Validates  For: 
K011  CIOC  USELE  USFJ-J2 
K052  C0MBATSUPC00RTMN01 
K053  C0MBATSUPC00RTMN03 
K122  19TH  SUPCOM 
K340  CBDFLDARMY  (ROK/US) 
K342  2ND  INF  DIV 
K343  1ST  SIGBDE  (USAISC) 
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-  K500  CINCPACFLT  Validates  For: 
K033  COMOCEANSYSPAC 
K311  DIRNSGPAC 
K319  NAVFAC  ADAK 
K322  NAVFAC  GUAM 
K324  NAVFAC  SAN  NICOLAS 
K325  NAVFAC  CRTVLLE  BCH 
K326  NAVFAC  COOS  HEAD 
K33I  NAVFAC  PACIFIC  BCH 
K338  TRITRAFAC 
K365  NUWPNTRAGRUPAC 
K367  NAVPHIBSCH  CORO 
K368  NAVOCEANPROFAC 
K408  COMLATWINGPAC  (42B2) 
K411  FAIRECONRON  1  DET 
K433  COMNAYSPECWARU  1 
K434  COMNAVSPECWARGRU  1 
K435  COMPHIBGRU  3 
K502  COMPATWINGSPAC 
K505  FICPAC 
K510  COMNAVFORJAPAN 
K514  COMTHIRDFLT 
K515  COMSEVENTHFLT 
K520  LFTCPAC 
K525  COMNAVAIRPAC 
K530  CMBDSVCSUPPSCOLPAC 
K645  FOSIF  WESTPAC 
K650  COMNAVSURFPAC 
K651  NSURFPACREPLONG  BCH 
K655  COMPHIBGRU  1 
K657  COMNAVMARIANAS 
K658  COMUSNAVPHIL 
K659  COMNAVFORKOREA 
K660  COMTRAPAC 
K661  CNFK  DET  CHINHAE 
K662  COMPATWING  1 
K663  COMPATWING  10 
K665  CARAEWRONS  (42DD2) 
K666  COMASWWINGPAC 
K668  COMSUBPAC 
K687  COMSPECBOATU  11 
K688  COMFLETRAGRUSDIEGO 
K690  COMMATVAQWINGPAC 
K710  FISC  WESTPAC 
K721  PATWNGONEDETS  (42P2) 
K725  COMPATWING  2 
K729  AIRTEVRON  4 
K730  AIRTEVRON  5 
K734  COMTACGRU  1 
K735  TACRON  TWELVE 
K736  FAIRECONRON  1 
K737  CARAIRWING  5 
K738  CARAIRWING  9 
K739  CARAIRWING  11 
K669  COMSUBPACREPWESTCO    K740  CARAIRWING  14 
K673  UDT  11 
K675  SEAL  TEAM  3 
K741  CARAIRWING  15 
K745  CARAIRWING  2 
K678  FLTCOMBTSYSTRAUPAC    K752  FAIRECONRON  3 
K679  FLTCORGRU  1 
K681  DEPCOMOPTEVFORPAC 
K682  OT&EFDET  SUNNYVALE 
K759  TACELRON-34 
K760  TACELRONS  (42Z2) 
K761  TACELRON-129 
K683  COMFLETRAGRUWSTPAC    K762  TACELRON-130 
K684  COMFLETRAGRUPEARL 
K685  COMSPECBOATRON  ONE 
K686  TACTRAGRUPAC 
K763  TACELRON-131 
K764  TACELRON-132 
K765  TACELRON-133 
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K766  TACELRON-134 
K767  TACELR0N-135 
K768  TACELRON-136 
K769  TACELRON-137 
K770  TACELRON-138 
K771  TACELR0N-139 
K772  TACELRON-140 
K800  COMCARGRU  (28A2) 
K801  COMNAVSURFGRUMDPAC 
K8G2  COMCRUDEDGRU  (28B2) 
K803  COMDESRONS  (28D2) 
K813  COMINERON  5 
K819  COMPHIBRONS  (28L2) 
K824  COMNAVSURFGRU  WPAC 
K826  COMSUBGRU  7 
K828  COMSUBGRU  9 
K834  COMCBPAC  (39B2) 
K840  COMCARGRU  1 
K841  COMCARGRU  3 
K842  COMCARGRU  5/CSF7FL 
K843  COMCARGRU  7 
K890  COMSUBRONS  (28K2) 
K895  COMSUBDEVGRU  ONE 
K896  COMSUBGRU  5 
K897  COMPHIBRON  1 
K898  COMPHIBRON  3 
K899  COMPHIBRON  5 
K900  COMPHIBRON  7 
K937  PATWINGSPACDETADAK 
K945  COMFIT/AEWWINGPAC 
K952  FASOTRAGRUPAC 
K954  FASOTGPACD  MOFFETT 
K961  ATKRONS  (42K2) 
K965  FITRONS  (42L2) 
K966  VFA-125  (42GG) 
K967  AIRANTSUBRON  (42N2) 
K969  PATRONS  (42P2) 
K970  PATROL  4  DETSPPROJ 
K971  COMNAVSUBTRACENPAC 
K972  SUBTRAFAC  SDIEGO 
K977  FLTCOMBATDIRSSACT 
K981  FLECOMPRONS  (42R2) 
K984  HELSUPPRONS  (42U2) 
K986  HELASRONS  (42BB2) 
K987  HELASRON  LIGHT  31 
K988  HELASRON  LIGHT  37 
K989  HELASRON  LIGHT  33 
K990  HELASRON  LIGHT  35 
K992  HELASRONLIT  (42CC2) 
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-   K605  FMFPAC  Validates  For: 
K306  27TH  MAR 
K610  FIRSTMARDIV 
K307  1ST  FIIU 
K611  FIRSTMARBRIG 
K308  3RD  FIIU 
K612  THIRDMARDIV 
K309  3D  FSSG 
K613  FIRSTMAR 
K310  1ST  FSSG 
K614  FOURTHMAR 
K405  FIRST  MARBDE 
K615  THIRDMAR 
K406  MAG  24  46C1 
K616  TWELFTHMAR 
K412  MAG  11  46C1 
K617  FIFTHMAR 
K413  MAG  12  46C1 
K618  SEVENTHMAR 
K414  MAG  13  46C1 
K620  NINTH  MAB 
K415  MAG  15  46C1 
K621  NINTHMAR 
K415  MAG  16  46C1 
K622  FIFTH  MAB 
K418  MAG  36  46C1 
K629  MCCRTG-10 
K421  MAG  39  46C1 
K632  THIRD  MAF 
K426  MACG-18 
K700  SEVENTH  MAB 
K427  MACG-38 
K746  FIRSTRADBN 
K436  MAG  70 
K880  FIRST  CIT 
K516  FIRST  MAF 
K881  THIRD  CIT 
K601  FIRSTMAW 
K882  SIXTH  CIT 
K603  THIRDMAW 
K883  SEVENTH  CIT 
K607  THIRTEENTH  MAU 
K884  NINTH  CIT 
K608  ELEVENTH  MAU 
K885  ELEVENTH  CIT 
K609  ELEVENTHMAR 
K886  THIRTEENTH  CIT 
K887  MARBKS  SUBIC  RP 
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SAMPLE  MISSION  AND  FUNCTIONS  STATEMENT 
Purpose:  To  provide  the  validation  authority  with  sufficient  working 
knowledge  of  your  organization  to  service  your  intelligence  reguirements.  A 
valid  requirement  must  meet  three  criteria:  (1)  need  to  know  (not  just  nice 
to  have},  (2)  proper  facilities  to  secure  the  information^  and  (3)  personnel 
with  the  proper  clearances  to  have  access  to  the  information. 
MISSION  AND  FUNCTION  INFORMATION 
To  provide  a  thorough  description  of  you  organization's  mission  and  functions 
consider/include  the  following  (as  applicable). 
1.  DIA  customer  number,  short  and  long  title  names,  official  mailing 
address  (to  include  actual  location). 
2.  State  if  the  organizational  mission  is  operational  (if  so,  specify) 
planning,  administrative,  educational,  etc. 
a.  Provide  as  much  detail  as  required  to  accurately  reflect  your 
mission  and  classify  accordingly. 
b.  The  intelligence  mission/function  of  this  organization  is  as 
follows:  (brief  functional  statement  outlining  intelligence  responsibilities 
of  the  organization's  intelligence  section). 
c.  List  OPLANS/CONPLANS  for  which  the  organization  is  responsible  to 
include  a  statement  re:  Any  joint  or  combined  operational  responsibilities. 
d.  List  assigned  OPLAN/CONPLAN  mission  responsibilities  of  the 
organization. 
e.  List  the  organization's  geographic  area(s)  of  responsibility  as 
directed  by  OPLAN/CONPLAN  requirements.  List  by  geographic  area,  country, 
and/or  water  body  code  as  found  in  DIAM  59-4. 
f.  List  the  subjects  of  primary  concern  for  this  organization.  Use 
the  chapter  headings  in  the  Defense  Intelligence  Thesaurus. 
3.  List  unique  intelligence  requirements  to  support  OPLAN/CONPLAN 
responsibilities. 
4.  Intelligence  support  responsibilities  to  subordinate  and  to  other 
commands  such  as  to  a  tenant  organization  (identify  any  indications  and 
warnings  responsibility). 
5.  Intelligence  production  responsibilities  (include  not  only  in-house 
originated  production  but  delegated  production  —  distinguish  and  list 
in-house  originated  products  and  delegated  products).  Justify  receipt  of 
IIR's  if  command  has  not  stated  responsibility  for  finished  production. 
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6.  Special  projects  and/or  analytical  requirements. 
ADMINISTRATIVE  CONCERNS 
1.  Communication  facilities  —  in  reference  to  receipt  of  SIGINT  traffic: 
speed  of  printer  and  manpower  to  process. 
2.  Microfiche  read  capability. 
3.  For  those  organizations  receiving  IIR's,  number  of  personnel 
processing  intelligence. 
4.  Operational  line  and  block  chart  for  the  organization. 
5.  Point  of  contact  --  name,  position,  phone  Comm/AV/Secure  (NSA  and  KY). 
6.  Identify  organization's  level  of  accreditation  for  receipt  and  storage 
of  material  (to  include  sub-compartments).  Your  organizations  accreditation 
will  be  verified  in  the  DIA  compartmented  address  book;  therefore,  please 
insure  your  organization  is  properly  listed. 
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