COMMANDER  IN  CHIEF.  U.S.  PACIFIC  COMMAND 
(USCINCPAC) 
CAMP  KM.  SMITH.  HAWAII  9686 1  -5025 
USCINCPACINST  C3884.5A 
J222 
Ser  C  295 
31  December  1985 
USCINCPAC  INSTRUCTION  C3884.5A 
Subj:   INTELLIGENCE  SUPPORT  OF  UNITED  STATES  PACIFIC  COMMAND  (USPACOM)  CRUISE 
MISSILE  PLANNING  (U) 
1.  (U)  Purpose.  To  establish  policies  and  responsibilities  for  intelligence 
support  of  USPACOM  nuclear  and  conventional  cruise  missile  planning  functions 
under  peacetime,  crisis  and  combat  conditions.  This  instruction  has  been 
completely  revised. 
2.  (U)  Cancellation.  CINCPACINST  C3884.5. 
3.  (U)  Definitions 
a.  (U)  Cruise  Missile  Support  Activity  (CMSA)  -  USCINCPAC  subordinate 
organization  responsible  for  USPACOM  cruise  missile  mission  planning.  The 
CMSA  is  located  at  Camp  H.  M.  Smith,  HI,  and  operates  under  direction  of  the 
USCINCPAC  Director  of  Plans  and  Policy  (J5). 
b.  (r)  Theater  Mission  Planning  System  (TMPS)  -  Consists  of  the 
interactive  planning  terminals,  computer  systems  and  application  software 
which  provide  the  Unified  and  Specified  Commanders  and/or  their  designated 
components  with  the  capacity  to: 
(1)  (U)  Plan  land-attack  nuclear  and  conventional  cruise  missile 
missions. 
(2)  (U)  Generate  and  verify  the  detailed  route  data  required  by  the 
cruise  missile  flioht  program. 
(3)  (U)  Produce  and  verify  the  products  necessary  to  posture  each 
cruise  missile  to  fly  its  planned  route  when  executed. 
c.  (U)  Analytical  Photogrammetric  Positioning  System  (APPS)  -  A  hardware 
system  consisting  of  a  Stereo  Zoom  Transfer  Scope,  Stereo  Plotter,  and  an 
electronic  calculator  built  specifically  for  the  exploitation  of  deployable 
Point  Positioning  Data  Bases  (PPDB)  to  derive  precise  coordinates  and 
elevations. 
d.  (U)  Point  Positioning  Data  Base  (PPDB)  -  A  series  of  geodetically 
controlled  stereo  photographic  pairs  covering  a  specific  area,  together  with 
CLASSIFIED  BY:  USCINCPAC,  Director  for  Intelligence 
DECLASSIFY  ON:  20  May  1991 
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a  magnetic  tape  with  Image  geometry  needed  to  determine  latitude,  longitude 
and  elevation  of  any  feature  identified  on  the  APPS  through  point  transfer 
techniques  and  current  reconnaissance  imagery. 
e.  (U)  Exploitation  Support  Data  (ESD)  -  Ephemeral  data  associated  with 
imagery  collection  systems. 
f.  (U)  Terrain  Contour  Matching  (TERCOM)  -  Navigational  fixing  system 
based  on  a  series  of  simulated  terrain  contour  grids  used  by  the  cruise 
missile  navigation  equipment.  Each  TERCOM  map  is  composed  of  a  grid  of 
homogeneous  cells,  with  each  cell  having  an  associated  terrain  elevation 
value. 
g.  (C) 
h.  (U)  USPACOM  Taryet  Actions  Group  (TAG)  -  One  of  several  Management 
Action  Groups  (MAGs)  established  under  auspices  of  the  USPACOM  Intelligence 
Board  (PIB).  The  TAG  serves  as  the  primary  forum  for  USPACOM  targeting 
matters  to  include  cruise  missile  target  planning.  Membership  includes 
USCINCPAC,  Component  Commands,  COMSOCPAC  and  IPAC,  with  COMUSKOREA  AND 
COMUSJAPAN  representation  when  deemed  appropriate. 
i.  (U)  Joint  Targeting  Committee  (JTC)  -  A  special  working  group  convened 
at  the  direction  of  the  USCINCPAC  Director  for  Intelligence  (J?^  in  support  of 
crisis/contingency  targeting  requirements.  Membership  includes 
representatives  of  the  USPACOM  TAG  intelligence  organizations,  plus  USCINCPAC 
Operations  Directorate  (J3),  and  Plans  and  Policy  Directorate  (J5),  as  deemed 
appropriate. 
4.   (U)  General 
a.  (U)  The  United  States  Commander  in  Chief  Pacific  (USCINCPAC) 
establishes  command  policies  for  USPACOM  cruise  missile  employment  planning 
for  United  States  military  forces  in  the  Pacific  and  Indian  Ocean  areas. 
b.  (U)  The  USCINCPAC  Director  for  Plans  and  Policy  (J5)  manages  the 
USPACOM  cruise  missile  planning  process,  including  development,  coordination 
and  promulgation  of  command  policies,  and  operation  of  the  USPACOM  Cruise 
Missile  Support  Activity  (CMSA)  located  at  Camp  H.  M.  Smith,  Hawaii.  The 
Commander,  Cruise  Missile  Support  Activity  (J542/CMSA)  is  the  USCINCPAC  Office 
of  Primary  Responsibility  (OPR)  for  USPACOM  cruise  missile  planning  matters. 
c.  (U)  The  USCINCPAC  Director  for  Intelligence  (J2)  is  responsible  for 
intelligence  support  to  USPACOM  cruise  missile  planning.  Within  the 
Intelligence  Directorate,  the  Intelligence  Management  Division  (J22)  serves  as 
OPR  for  cruise  missile  intelligence  support  matters.
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d.     (U)  The  Intelligence  Center  Pacific  (IPAC)  Is  a  subordinate  joint 
command  of  USPACOM  which  serves  as  OPR  for  accomplishment  of  specified 
Intelligence  support  to  USPACOM  cruise  missile  mission  planning,  as  directed 
by  USCINCPAC/J2.  V  y*         airectea 
5.     (U)  Responsibilities 
a.     (U)  USCINCPAC  Staff  (OPR  indicated  in  parenthesis): 
(1)  (U)  Manage  development  and  promulgation  of  USPACOM  cruise  missile 
employment  strategy,  doctrine,  targeting  objectives  and  priorities 
(J542/CMSA) 
(2)  (C) 
(3)  (U)  Disseminate  USCINCPAC  staff  guidance  on  cruise  missile  target 
selection  criteria  and  constraints  to  the  Component  Commands  and  IPAC.  Staff 
targeting  actions  will  normally  be  handled  through  the  TAG  in  peacetime  and 
the  JTC  in  wartime.  (J22) 
(4)  (U)  Task  IPAC  for  target  analysis  and  weapon  effects  studies  in 
support  of  USPACOM  cruise  missile  planning.  (J22) 
(5)  (U)  Provide  J22  and  IPAC  with  approved  cruise  missile  planning 
factors,  such  as  missile  flight  profiles,  warhead  configurations,  maximum 
ranges,  obstruction  and  contrast  constraints,  and  missile  Initial  Operational 
Capability  (IOC)  schedules  required  for  target  selection  and  weaponeerinq. 
(J542/CMSA)  
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(6)  (U)  Submit  properly  formatted  imagery  collection  requirements  for 
DSMAC  scene  areas  to  J23.  Inform  J23  promptly  when  imagery  collection 
requirements  are  satisfied.  (J542/CMSA) 
(7)  (U)  Provide  guidance  and  assistance  to  the  CMSA  in  submitting 
requirements  for  intelligence  collection  in  support  of  USPACOM  cruise  missile 
planning.  (J23) 
(8)  (C) 
(9)  (U)  Provide  guidance  and  instruction  to  the  CMSA  in  submitting 
requirements  for  Mapping,  Charting  and  Geodesy  (MCX6)  products  in  support  of 
USPACOM  cruise  missile  mission  planning.  (J37)
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(10)  (U)  Coordinate  with  the  Defense  Mapping  Agency  (DMA)  regarding 
timely  satisfaction  of  USPACOM  requirements  for  digital  terrain  elevation  data 
(DTED,)  Terrain  Contour  Mapping  (TERCOM)  matrices,  Point  Positioning  Data 
Bases  (PPDB)  and  Vertical  Obstruction  Data  (VOD)  in  support  of  USPACOM  cruise 
missile  planning.  (J542/CMSA) 
(11)  (U)  Coordinate  with  DIA  for  inclusion  of  target  intelligence 
production  requirements  associated  with  USPACOM  cruise  missile  planning  under 
annual  Target  Intelligence  Production  Plan  (TIPP)  objectives.  (J22) 
(12)  (U)  Under  crisis  or  combat  conditions,  coordinate  the  USPACOM 
cruise  missile  target  nomination/validation/assessment  process  as  the 
Chairman,  JTC.  (J22) 
(13)  (U)  Provide  guidance  to  the  Component  Commands  and  IPAC  to  assist 
in  programming  intelligence  resources  required  to  support  cruise  missile 
employment  planning.  (J22) 
(14)  (C) 
b.  (U)  Component  Commands 
(1)  (U)  Provide  automated  data  processing,  ephemeral  data,  imagery 
processing,  daily  cruise  missile  imagery  activity  reports,  full  frame  target 
area  and  scene  imagery  duplicate  positives,  and  other  photographic 
products  required  by  the  CMSA  and  IPAC  in  support  of  USPACOM  cruise  missile 
planning,  as  tasked  by  USCINCPAC. 
(2)  (U)  Participate  in  the  nomination  and  review  of  recommended 
changes  in  USCINCPAC  operations  plans  and  associated  cruise  missile  target 
lists. 
(3)  (U)  Provide  representation  to  the  USPACOM  TAG  and  the  JTC  on 
cruise  missile  targeting  matters  of  command  interest. 
c.  (U)  Intelligence  Center  Pacific  (IPAC) 
(1)  (U)  Develop,  maintain  and  analyze  target  intelligence  to  satisfy 
USPACOM  nuclear  and  conventional  cruise  missile  planning  requirements. 
(2)  (U)  Maintain  direct  liaison  with  the  USCINCPAC  staff,  component 
commands  and  national  agencies,  as  required  and  coordinated  with  USCINCPAC/ 
J22,  in  support  of  theater  cruise  missile  mission  planning. 
(3)  (U)  Coordinate  the  development  and  acquisition  of  needed  cruise 
missile  targeting  support  materials,  graphics,  imagery  and  textual  data, 
including  target  description  and  weaponeering  information.
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(4)  (U)  Maintain  an  Automated  Cruise  Missile  Aimpoint  Data  System 
(CMADS)  for  both  nuclear  and  conventional  targets  and  provide  desired  aimpoint 
Information  to  the  CMSA.  TLAM/C  targets  require  submission  of  cruise  missile 
target  folders  containing  CMADS  descriptions  and  imagery  at  various  scales 
depicting  the  general  target  area,  target  complex  and  individual  missile 
aimpoints. 
(5)  (U)  Identify  and  submit  to  USCINCPAC/J23  Imagery  Requirements 
Objectives  List  (IROL)  collection  requirements  to  develop  and  refine  target 
intelligence  supporting  USPACOM  cruise  missile  planning. 
(6)  (U)  Identify  and  submit  to  USCINCPAC/J22  requirements  for 
production  of  target  intelligence  by  DIA  and  other  national  agencies  in 
support  of  USPACOM  cruise  missile  planning. 
(7)  (U)  Under  crisis  or  combat  conditions,  nominate  cruise  missile 
targeting  options,  assess  strike  results  and  provide  strike/re-strike 
nominations  to  the  JTC  and  USCINCPAC  subordinate  commands,  as  directed  by 
USCINCPAC. 
(8)  (U)  Provide  representation  to  USPACOM  and  DOD  cruise  missile 
target  intelligence/weaponeering  working  groups  and  conferences,  as  deemed 
appropriate. 
(9)  (U)  Produce  and  distribute  TAG  approved  USPACOM  cruise  missile 
target  lists,  as  directed  by  USCINCPAC. 
(10)  (U)  Provide  operational  ELINT  analysis  and  data  processing 
support  to  the  CMSA  for  updating  the  Consolidated  Air  Defense  Orders  of  Battle 
(CADOB)  and  targeting  data,  as  directed  by  USCINCPAC. 
(11)  (C) 
6.  (II)  Implementation/ Act ion.  This  instruction  is  effective  upon  receipt. 
william  h. /Schneider 
Lieutenant  General,  USA 
Deputy  USCINCPAC/Chief  of  Staff 
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