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COMMANDER  IN  CHIEF 
U.S.  ATUNTIC  COMMAND 
ORGANIZATION 
AND 
FUNCTIONS  MANUAL 
USCINCLANT  STAFF  INSTRUCTION  5200.11
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SECTION    5 
INTELLIGENCE  DIRECTORATE 
0501  The  Director  of  Intelligence  (J2) ,  under  the  direction  of 
the  Deputy  and  Chief  of  Staff  (J01),  shall: 
a.  Discharge  intelligence  functions  consistent  with  the 
responsibilities  enumerated  in  JCS  Pub  2,  the  UCP,  and  Annex  A 
to  the  JSCP. 
b.  Provide  intelligence  support  to  USCINCLANT,  his  prin- 
cipal subordinates  and  staffs,  keeping  him  informed  regarding 
potential  threats  and  foreign  developments  which  could  impact 
the  command . 
c.  Establish  plans,  policies  and  overall  requirements  for 
the  intelligence  activities  of  USCINCLANT,  ensuring  that 
policies  are  in  consonance  with  national  and  DOD  intelligence 
di  recti ves. 
d.  Provide  intelligence  support  to  SIOP  execution. 
e.  Plan  for  intelligence  support  to  continuity  of 
operations. 
f.  Forward  promptly  to  the  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff  and  to 
the  Services,  as  appropriate,  intelligence  and  counterintelli- 
gence material  which  originates  in  USCINCLANT,  in  accordance 
with  current  statements  of  interest  and  pertinent  directives  of 
the  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff. 
g.  Provide  for  augmentation  of  command  intelligence  by 
active,  reserve,  and  allied  resources  to  satisfy  contingency  and 
mobilization  requirements. 
h.   Develop  and  maintain  intelligence  annexes  for 
USCINCLANT  OPORDs/OPLANs/CONPLANs . 
i.   Plan  for  USLANTCOM  Theater  Intelligence  Architecture, 
ensuring  that  component  intelligence  support  requirements  are 
met  and  that  both  National  and  Theater  intelligence  collection 
systems  are  properly  designed,  supported  and  exploited. 
j.   Manage  and  coordinate  USLANTCOM  intelligence  and 
intelligence-related  resource  programs  to  include  oversight  of 
the  USCINCLANT  and  component  commander  General  Defense  Intelli- 
gence Program  (GDIP),  the  Five  Year  Defense  Plan  (FYDP),  the 
Service  POMs,  and  annual  apportionment/budget  requests. 
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k.   Submit  for  validation  to  the  Director,  DIA,  intelli- 
gence resource  limitations  or  shortfalls  critical  to  the  accom- 
plishment of  the  assigned  mission.  This  includes,  but  is  not 
limited  to,  the  submission  of  communications  shortfalls  in  sup- 
port of  joint  or  combined  activities. 
1,   Advise  DIA  of  additional  requirements  for  intelli- 
gence support. 
m.   Maintain  an  l&W  function  within  the  framework  of  the 
DOD  I&W  system  consistent  with  the  provisions  of  the  Worldwide 
Warning  Indicator  Monitoring  System  (WWIMS)  Development  and 
Implementation  Plan. 
n.   Provide  24-hour  intelligence  support  to  USCINCLANT 
Command  Center  Watch  Officer. 
o.   Conduct  I&W  surveillance  assessment  and  reporting  on 
warning  problems  in  the  WWIMS  within  the  geographic  areas 
assigned  by  the  UCP  for  normal  operations,  in  accordance  with 
WWIMS  delegated  authority  for  I&W  assignments. 
p.   Act  as  Special  Security  Officer  for  USCINCLANT. 
q.  Maintain  liaison  with  the  intelligence  staffs  of 
senior,  subordinate  and  adjacent  commands,  and  with  Navy  and 
National  Intelligence  Agencies. 
r.   Coordinate  intelligence  production  of  USCINCLANT  com- 
ponent commands. 
s.   Exercise  staff  cognizance  over  counterintelligence  and 
investigative  matters  in  USLANTCOM. 
t.  Exercise  staff  supervision  over  the  activities  of 
L ANTCOMEL I NTCEN . 
u.   Provide  for  the  secure  dissemination  of  intelligence 
information  derived  from  operation  of  early  warning  systems. 
v.  Provide  intelligence  support  required  to  plan  and 
conduct  refugee  evacuation,  disaster  relief,  and  other  humani- 
tarian missions  as  may  be  directed. 
w.  Provide  mission  planning  support  for  the  Tomahawk  Land 
Attack  Missile. 
x.  Exercise  cognizance  over  the  USLANTCOM  Intelligence 
Data  Handling  System. 
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y.   Implement  intelligence  policies  and  directives  prom- 
ulgated by  higher  authority. 
z.   Ensure  the  training  and  integration  of  Reserve  Intel- 
ligence units  and  personnel  assigned  to  the  U.S.  Atlantic 
Command. 
0502  The  Deputy  Director  of  Intelligence  (J2A)  shall: 
a.  Assume  the  duties  of  the  Director  of  Intelligence  (J2) 
during  his  absence, 
b.  Coordinate  the  overall  activities  of  the  intelligence 
directorate. 
c.  Manage,  supervise  and  direct  activities  of  the  Cur- 
rent Intelligence  Operations  Center  which  include  the  integrated 
efforts  of  all-source  substantive  intelligence,  Intelligence 
Collection  Division  and  the  DOD-directed  USCINCLANT  Indications 
and  Warning  Center. 
d.  Act  as  principal  advisor  to  the  Director  of  Intelli- 
gence (J2)  on  all  matters  pertaining  to  all-source  substantive 
intelligence,  intelligence  collection  programs,  intelligence 
resource  management,  mid-  and  long-range  planning  and  policy 
development. 
e.  Direct  the  analysis  of  all-source  intelligence  to 
provide  maximum  support  and  alert  for  the  U.S.  Atlantic  Command. 
f.  Provide  current  and  timely  intelligence  support  to 
USCINCLANT  subordinate  commands,  including  ships  engaged  in 
special  operations. 
g.  Execute  the  policies  of  the  Director  and  be  responsi- 
ble for  management  of  resource  allocation  and  budgeting,  person- 
nel and  administration. 
h.   Monitor  tasking  of  intelligence  production  assets  and 
provide  a  system  for  validation  of  requirements  for  production 
and  dissemination  of  finished  and  raw  intelligence  information. 
i.   Direct  intelligence  mid-  and  long-range  planning 
efforts,  to  include  ensuring  development  of  intelligence  support 
to  SIOP  execution  and  continuity  of  operations  as  well  as  pro- 
viding adequate  intelligence  support  in  the  planning  and  execu- 
tion of  joint  exercises. 
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j.  Manage  a  program  for  evaluating  and  utilizing  essen- 
tial counterintelligence  information,  and  provide  a  system  for 
administering  foreign  disclosure  of  classified  information. 
k.   Act  as  program  manager  for  the  overall  planning  and 
development  of  Intelligence  Data  Handling  Systems  to  sustain 
intelligence  analysis  and  production  in  support  of  mission 
objectives. 
0503  The  Assistant  for  Investigative  and  Counterintelligence 
Matters  {ADDU  for  CO  NAVINVSERVO  Norfolk)  (J2C)  shall: 
a.  Provide  necessary  professional  expertise  and  tech- 
nical assistance  to  staff  personnel  and  guidance  to  USLANTCOM 
subordinates  in  investigative  and  counterintelligence  (CI) 
matters. 
b.  Conduct  liaison  for  USCINCLANT  with  subordinates  and 
other  agency  CI  elements. 
c.   Act  as  a  point  of  contact  in  criminal  and  CI  investi- 
gations between  USCINCLANT  Staff  and  NAVINVSERVO  components 
throughout  USLANTCOM. 
0504  The  Intelligence  Production  Liaison  Officer  (ADDU  for  CO 
FICEURLANT)  (J2D)  shall: 
a.  Advise  on  intelligence  production  responsibility  in 
support  of  USCINCLANT  Strategic  and  Contingency  Operation 
Orders/Plans. 
b.  Perform  liaison  with  subordinate,  lateral  and  senior 
commands  concerning  intelligence  production  requirements. 
0505  Commander,  Atlantic  Command  Defense  Analysis  Center  (ADDU 
for  COMLANTDAC)  (J2E)  shall: 
a.  Advise  on  electronic  intelligence  matters. 
b.  Serve  as  senior  J2  officer  in  Alert  Cadre. 
c.  Supervise  Intelligence  and  Warning  and  Current  Esti- 
mates functions  supporting  and  responding  to  USCINCLANT  J2 
direction. 
d.  Advise  on  long  range  intelligence  planning  for 
selected  command  center  issues. 
e.  Perform  liaison  duties  with  subordinate,  lateral,  and 
senior  commands  as  directed. 
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0506  T>   '*ead,  Indications  and  Warning  and  Current  Estimates 
Directorate,  Atlantic  Command  Defense  Analysis  Center  (LANTDAC) 
(J2EB)  shall: 
a.  Develop  procedures  and  provide  direction  to  the 
management  and  operations  of  the  USCINCLANT  Indications  and 
Warning  System  and  the  Periodic  Indication  and  Warning  Officer 
Message  Report. 
b.  Exercise  staff  cognizance  over  the  Atlantic  Command 
participation  in  the  DOD  World  Wide  Indications  and  Warning 
System. 
c.  Exercise  staff  cognizance  over  standard  operating 
procedures  which  assure  an  efficient  and  timely  flow  of  warning 
information  within  the  Staff.  With  the  Head  of  the  Military 
Forces  Panel  and  the  OIC  FOSIC  DET  CINCLANTFLT,  coordinate  the 
current  intelligence  response  to  crisis  situations  and  support 
to  the  Battle  Staff. 
d.  Manage  the  activities  of  the  Latin  American/West 
African,  Briefing,  and  World  Wide  Military-Political  sections. 
Monitor  and  direct  the  research  and  support  functions  of 
assigned  reservists  during  drills  and  ACDUTRA. 
e.  Maintain  liaison  with  the  OIC  FOSIC  DET  CINCLANTFLT 
and  the  Head  of  the  Military  Forces  Panel  to  advise,  consult  and 
review  the  execution  of  Indications  and  Warning  functions, 
training  and  qualifications  of  assigned  Indications  and  Warning 
Watch  Officers/Petty  Officers. 
0507  Director  Management  Support  Division  (J20) 
a.  One  of  three  principal  mid-  and  long-range  planning 
executives  in  the  Director  of  Intelligence  staff.   Directly 
responsible  for  planning  for  intelligence  support  to  continuity 
of  operations,  execution  of  general  war  and  nuclear  war  plans, 
personnel  (active  and  reserve),  selected  C3I  issues  and  physical 
space/facilities.   As  one  of  the  key  long  range  planners, 
develops  local  and  theater  intelligence  architectures  to  ensure 
joint  and  component  intelligence  requirements  are  met  and  that 
National  and  Theater  intelligence  collection  and  processing 
systems  are  properly  designed,  supported  and  used.   As  directed 
by  the  Atlantic  Command  Director  of  Intelligence,  provide  plan- 
ning support  to  local  subordinate  commands  and  the  Fleet 
Director  for  Intelligence. 
b.  As  the  Command  Security  Manager  for  both  the  Atlantic 
Command  Intelligence  Directorate  and  the  Fleet  Intelligence 
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Directorate,  be  responsible  for  developing  and  coordinating  phy- 
sical, document  and  ADP  security  programs  within  both  staffs. 
As  a  mid-  and  long-range  planner,  be  responsible  for  local  and 
theater-wide  security  issues.   Act  as  the  Atlantic  Command 
Single  Point  of  Contact/Security  Manager  for  selected  Special 
Access  Programs. 
c.   Supervise  the  work  of  personnel  assigned  the  Manage- 
ment Support  Division  and  perform  direct  management  support 
functions  for  the  Atlantic  Command  Director  of  Intelligence  as 
required.  As  directed  by  the  Atlantic  Command  Director  of 
Intelligence,  provide  supervisory  and  management  support  to  the 
Fleet  Intelligence  Director. 
0308  Counterintelligence  Officer  (J20B)  shall: 
a.  Implement,  develop  and  coordinate  all  counterintelli- 
gence plans  and  policies. 
b.  Provide  terrorism  intelligence  support  to  USCINCLANT's 
Antiterrorism  and  Counterterrorism  program. 
c.  Provide  intelligence  support  to  USCINCLANT's  OPSEC  and     Q>.
deception  programs. 
d.  Provide  advice  on  foreign  disclosure  policy  and  pro- 
cedures. 
e.  Maintain  liaison  and  coordinate  counterintelligence 
services,  i.e..  Technical  Surveillance  Countermeasures  (TSCM), 
with  all  counterintelligence  elements/agencies. 
f .  As  directed  by  the  Atlantic  Command  Director  of 
Intelligence,  provide  support  to  the  Fleet  Intelligence  Director. 
0509  The  Director,  Plans,  Policy,  Production  and  Resources 
Management  Division  (J21)  shall: 
a.  Direct  and  coordinate  the  activities  of  the  Plans, 
Policy  and  Resources  Management  Division  and  act  as  the  prin- 
cipal advisor  to  the  Director  of  Intelligence  (J2)  for  these 
matters. 
b.  Prepare,  review,  coordinate  and  participate  in  intel- 
ligence planning  and  program  actions  with  the  Joint  Staff,  mili- 
tary services,  Office  of  the  Secretary  of  Defense,  JCS  and 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency. 
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c.  Evaluate  and  approve  requests  for  intelligence  docu- 
ments and  control  dissemination  in  accordance  with  guidance 
received  from  DIA  and  the  military  services. 
d.  Supervise  intelligence  personnel  of  the  joint  mili- 
tary services  serving  in  the  Division  and  the  civilian  clerical 
staff  which  supports  Division  activities. 
e.  Coordinate  intelligence  production  resources  tasking 
and  manage  the  fiscal,  material  and  manpower  resources  to  accom- 
plish required  production,  ensuring  that  all  valid  requirements 
are  considered  in  planning  phases. 
f.  Coordinate  the  development  of  integrated  resources 
planning  and  assemble  the  USCINCLANT  intelligence  General 
Defense  Intelligence  Proposed  Program  (GDIPP) . 
g.  Act  as  coordinator  for  Intelligence  Division  Civilian 
Manpower  actions. 
h.   Act  as  Executive  Agent  for  the  USLANTCOM  Theater 
Intelligence  Architecture  Program  (TIAP)  and  serve  as  the  Execu- 
tive Secretary  for  TIAP  Steering  Group  meetings. 
i.  Act  as  Chairman  of  USLANTCOM  Intelligence  Production 
Review  Board  meetings. 
j.   Perform  assigned  additional  duties  in  matters  con- 
cerning CINCLANTFLT  taskings. 
0510  The  Theater  Intelligence  Architecture  Program  Coordinator 
(J21B)  shall: 
a.  Prepare  the  command's  Theater  Intelligence  Architec- 
ture Program  Intelligence  Guidance  Document  and  manage  on-board 
contractor  personnel  in  development  of  the  Theater  Intelligence 
Architecture  Plans. 
b.  Provide  regular  reports  to  Plans,  Policy,  Production, 
and  Resources  Management  Officer  regarding  Plan  development  and 
periodically  prepare  summary  reports  for  the  Director  of 
Intelligence. 
c.  Provide  supplementary  plans  and  proposals  for  imple- 
menting key  elements  of  the  Plan  that  will  help  to  satisfy 
urgent  current  requirements. 
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d.   Upon  completion  of  the  Architecture  Plan  and  contract 
termination/  assume  responsibility  for  maintaining  the  Architec- 
ture as  a  current  planning  document  reflecting  future  theater 
system  required  capabilities  and  provide  supporting  plans  for 
implementing  component  parts  of  the  system. 
0511  Senior  Exercise  Intelligence  Planner  (J211)  shall: 
a.  Provide  intelligence-related  assistance,  briefings  and 
updates  to  USCINCLANT  staff;  its  superior,  lateral,  subordinate 
and  component  staffs?  and  exercise  planning  groups. 
b.  Supervise  development,  control  and  dissemination  of 
intelligence  plans,  scenarios  and  support  documents  for  the 
planning  and  execution  of  allied,  JCS-sponsored  and  joint 
exercises  and  wargames. 
c.  Seek  and  provide  evaluations  and  critiques  of  intel- 
ligence-related play  and  problems  as  encountered  in  USCINCLANT 
OPORDs/OPLANs/CONPLANs  during  exercise  and  execution. 
d.  Coordinate  intelligence  exercise  requirements  and 
plans  from  components  and  subordinates  with  various  national 
support  agencies  (DIA,  NSA,  CIA)  and  specialized  service  com- 
mands. 
0512  Assistant  Exercise  Intelligence  Planner  (J211A)  shall: 
a.  Assist  the  Exercise  Intelligence  Planner  in  all  duties 
delineated. 
b.  Supervise  intelligence  personnel  participating  in  the 
Director  Joint  Control  Group  planning  staff  and  the  USCINCLANT 
Joint  Operations  Center. 
c.  Seek  and  provide  evaluation  and  critique  of  intelli- 
gence dissemination  during  all  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT- involved 
exercises. 
0513  Senior  Intelligence  Policy  and  Plans  Officer  (J212)  shall: 
a.  '  Develop  and  maintain  intelligence  plans  and  policy  for 
USCINCLANT  as  directed. 
b.  Develop  and  maintain  intelligence  annexes  to 
USCINCLANT  OPORDs/OPLANs/CONPLANs. 
c.  Review  and  comment  on  intelligence  plans/policy  of 
senior,  lateral,  and  subordinate/component  commands  plus  those 
of  appropriate  government  agencies. 
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d.  Prepare  intelligence  input  to  USCINCLANT  SITREPs  and 
to  Quarterly  issues  and  Activities  Reports. 
e.  Act  as  Defense  Wide  intelligence  Plan  (DWIP)  Actions 
Officer . 
0514  The  Production  Dissemination  Management  Officer  (J213) 
shall:      ~~ 
a.  Review  requests  for  intelligence  products  and  ser- 
vices and  coordinate  with  production  facilities.   Initiate 
production  tasking  when  appropriate. 
b.  On  a  recurring  basis,  review  and  revalidate  standing 
production  requirements. 
c.  Coordinate  with  intelligence  customers  and  producers 
to  reduce  unnecessary  duplication  of  intelligence  products. 
d.  Organize  and  coordinate  the  meetings  of  the  USLANTCOM 
Intelligence  Production  Review  Board  (LIPRB)  . 
e.  Act  as  Account  Manager  and  supervise  the  dissemina- 
tion activities  of  all  U.S.  Atlantic  Fleet  Commands  and  Operat- 
ing Forces  of  the  U.S.  Atlantic  Command.   Serve  as  the  link 
between  DIA,  C0MNAVINTC0M  and  subordinate  units. 
f.  Coordinate  ?nd  validate  biennial  review  of  subordi- 
nate Mission  and  Function  statements  and  Statements  of  Intelli- 
gence interest  (SII). 
g.  provide  training  for  subordinate  units  in  procedures 
for  ordering  intelligence  publications  and  submitting/updating 
Mission  and  Function  Statements  and  SIIs. 
h.   promulgate  direction  to  subordinates  detailing  the 
validation  chain  of  command  and  USCINCLANT  dissemination  proce- 
dures and  policies. 
i.   As  USCINCLANT  validator,  examine  intelligence 
requirements  submitted  by  subordinate  organizations  to  determine 
that  the  criteria  for  final  validation  has  been  met  as  stated  in 
DIAM  59-1. 
ness 
j.  Coordinate  with  subordinate  units  to  ensure  correct- 
and  appropriateness  of  DIA's  Finished  Recurring  Intelli- 
File  (FRIF)  and  COMNAVINTCOM's  Basic  Allowance  List  (BAL) , 
gence   _ 
validating   all   requests   for   additions  or  deletions. 
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k.   Consolidate  and  edit  intelligence  division  histories 
for  both  USLANTCOM  and  LANTFLT. 
0515  The  Resources  Management  Program  Analyst  (J214)  shall: 
a.  Develop,  review  and  analyze  General  Defense  Intelli- 
gence Programs  for  USCINCLANT  and  CINCLANTFLT  activities. 
b.  Compile  a  prioritized  and  integrated  USLANTCOM  pro- 
gram ensuring  that  all  required  resource  display  data  and  justi- 
fications are  properly  incorporated,  and  submit  appropriate 
portions  to  service  program  managers. 
c.  Evaluate  program  decisions  of  senior  program  managers 
and  the  Secretary  of  Defense,  assess  their  impact  on  USCINCLANT/ 
CINCLANTFLT  intelligence  programs,  and  develop  recommended 
reclama  positions. 
d.  Review  and  analyze  intelligence  program  elements  of 
the  Five  Year  Defense  Plan  (FYDP)  and  the  Service  Program  Objec- 
tives Memorandums  (POMs)  for  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  and  com- 
ponent activities. 
e.  Prepare  Joint  and  Navy  Manpower  Planning  Documenta- 
tion for  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  staff  elements. 
f.  Review  documentation  of  subordinate  activity's  intel- 
ligence programs  to  ensure  consistency  with  approved/programmed 
resources. 
g.  Review  and  evaluate  subordinate  activity  intelligence 
manpower  requests/actions,  and  recommend  approval  or  disapproval 
based  on  their  relative  merit  and  resource  availability. 
h.  Administer  Intelligence  Directorate  Staff  civilian 
personnel  management  matters,  including  liaison  with  the 
civilian  personnel  office. 
i.   Act  as  Action  Officer  for  the  USLANTCOM  CINC's 
Intelligence  Review  Programs. 
0516  The  Director,  Target  Intelligence  Division  (J22)  shall: 
a.  Exercise  staff  cognizance  over  nuclear  and  conven- 
tional targeting  and  mission  planning  materials. 
b.  Exercise  staff  coordination  with  USCINCLANT  represen- 
tatives to  Joint  Strategic  Target  Planning  Staff  (JSTPS)  con- 
cerning matters  of  targeting  and  reconnaissance  planning. 
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c.  Coordinate   target   intelligence  with  SACLANT   and  pro- 
vide assistance  to  SACLANT  staff  elements   responsible   for 
nuclear   targeting    in  SACLANT  operations  plans. 
d.  Provide   policy  guidance   for    the   formulation   and  review 
of   agenda    items  for   the  Target  Intelligence/Target  Materials 
Conference   and   the  Target   Intelligence  Production  Plan 
Conference. 
0517  The  Director ,   Target  Materials/Special  Operations  Target- 
ing   (J221)    shall: 
a.  Plan  and  ensure  that   target    intelligence   and   target 
materials,    as  required,   are  provided   for   all  USCINCLANT/ 
CINCLANTFLT  operations  plans. 
b.  Exercise   staff  cognizance  over   the   annual  DIA  Target 
Intelligence/Target  Materials  Conference  by  preparing  USCINCLANT 
agenda   items   and   reviewing   items   submitted  by  other   agencies. 
c.  Exercise   staff  cognizance  over   the  Automated  Data  Base 
and   applications   software  required  by   the  Directorate   in 
developing   USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT   OPLANs. 
d.  Prepare   conventional  and  nuclear   weapons   effects 
studies   and  perform  target  analysis   and  weaponeering   in  support 
of  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  operations  plans. 
e.  Monitor   and  manage   the  U.S.    Atlantic  Command's  Spe- 
cial Operations    (SO)    targeting  effort   in  conjunction  with  J58 
and  COMSOCLANT.      Task  production  of  Special  Operations  Intelli- 
gence Folders    (SOIF)    based  on  current  USLANTCOM  SO  target  list. 
f.  Coordinate  with  ether   staff   agencies,    unified  and 
component  commands   and  higher   headquar  ters   and   represent 
USCINCLANT  at  conferences  and  meetings  on  matters  dealing  with 
SO  targeting   and  SOIF  production. 
0518  The  Director,   Cruise  Missile  Targeting  Division    (J222) 
shall: 
a.  Exercise  staff  cognizance  over    the   intelligence  con- 
tained  in  the  National  Target  Base    (NTB) ,   National  DGZ  List 
(NDL) ,   Target  Data  Inventory   (TDI),   Basic  Encyclopedia   (B.E.)* 
FICEURLANT  mission  planning  materials  and  other   intelligence 
products  covering  the  USCINCLANT  areas  of  responsibility. 
b.  Make  continuing  appraisals  of  enemy  installations  for 
potential   targets  which  could  be  brought  under   attack  by  the 
weapon  systems  of   the  U.S.  -Atlantic  Command. 
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c.  Maintain  close  and  continuing  liaison  and  coordina- 
tion with  target  intelligence  organizations  (JCS,  JSTPS,  DIA, 
FICEURLANT)  to  ensure  coordination  and  mutual  support. 
d.  Perforin  duties  as  the  Strategic  Target  Analyst  on  the 
Alert  Cadre  for  USCINCLANT  COOP  2204  by  maintaining  targeting 
expertise  and  document  support  necessary  for  immediate 
deployment. 
0519  The  Director,  Target  Plans/Weaponeer ing  Division  (J223) 
shall : 
a.  Conduct  target  analysis  for  cruise  missile  missions  in 
support  of  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  Plans.   Serve  as  a  member  of 
the  USCINCLANT  Tomahawk  Target  Selection  Panel  and  USCINCLANT 
Cruise  Missile  Working  Group. 
b.  Prepare  weaponeer ing  estimates  and  evaluate  weapons 
effects  for  cruise  missile  employment. 
c.  Nominate  cruise  missile  targets  for  inclusion  in 
USCINCLANT  operation  plans.  Maintain  cruise  missile  target 
lists. 
d.  Support  cruise  missile  test  programs  and  advise  cog- 
nizant staff  elements  on  warhead  and  targeting  considerations. 
e.  Coordinate  with  Cruise  Missile  Planning  Branch  (J56) 
to  ensure  target  requirements  are  met. 
f.  Serve  on  Joint  Munitions  Effectiveness  Manual  (JMEM) 
Tomahawk  Working  Group  and  coordinate  with  Naval  Weapons  Center, 
China  Lake  for  development  of  Tomahawk  weaponeer ing  data. 
0520  The  Director,  Collection  Management  Division  (J24)  shall: 
a.  Act  as  principal  advisor  to  Director  of  Intelligence 
(J2)  on  all  matters  pertaining  to  all-source  intelligence  col- 
lection requirements,  tasking  and  reporting. 
b.  Supervise  the  development  of  collection  architecture 
which  ensures  that  both  national  and  theater  intelligence  col- 
lection systems  are  properly  designed,  supported,  and  exploited 
to  meet  USCINCLANT  and  subordinate  command  requirements. 
c.  Supervise  planning,  management  and  administration  of 
the  USCINCLANT  intelligence  collection  programs  to  ensure 
tasking,  objectives,  guidance  and  results  are  well-defined. 
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d.  Maintain  continuing  liaison  with  the  USCINCLANT/ 
CINCLANTFLT/CINCWESTLANT/COMOCEANLANT  staffs;  the  Staffs  of 
other  higher,  lateral,  and  subordinate  commanders;  and  those 
other  agencies  as  appropriate  to  fulfill  the  U.S.  command 
intelligence  collection  mission. 
e.  Supervise  the  management  of  the  Collection  Division 
personnel  training  program. 
f.  Provide  guidance,  directives  and  instructions  to  sub- 
ordinate commands  in  USLANTCOM  to  ensure  proper  and  effective 
collection  management  procedures  are  observed. 
g.  Represent  USCINCLANT  (J2)  in  all  conferences, 
seminars,  and  meetings  dealing  with  intelligence  collection 
matters. 
h.   Provide  briefs  to  other  commands  on  the  operation  of 
the  USCINCLANT  Collection  Management  Division. 
i.   File  a  Confidential  Statement  (DD  Form  1555)  in 
accordance  with  SECNAVINST  5370.2  prior  to  the  assumption  of 
duties,  and  annually  thereafter  prior  to  31  October  with 
information  current  as  of  30  September. 
0521  The  Collection  Operations/HUMINT  Coordination  Officer 
(J241)  shall: 
a.  Serve  as  Executive  Assistant  Collection  Operations  and 
HUMINT  advisor  to  the  Director,  Collection  Management  Division. 
b.  Maintain  cognizance  of  incoming  intelligence  collec- 
tion requirements,  make  assignment  recommendations  to  Head  of 
Collection  Management  Division,  maintain  current  records  of  all 
division  taskings  assigned  and  progress  toward  completion,  and 
act  as  central  point  of  contact  for  division  taskings  in  the 
absence  of  the  division  head. 
c.  Act  as  primary  HUMINT  control  and  coordinating  offi- 
cer for  collection  requirements  from  all  USLANTCOM  forces. 
Maintain  cognizance  over  the  Human  Intelligence  Tasking  System 
(HITS)  Program. 
d.  Develop  and  maintain  theater  collection  historical  and 
reference  files. 
e.  Be  responsible  for  management  of  Intelligence  Collec- 
tion Requirements  (ICRs)  and  Continuous  Intelligence  Require- 
ments (CIRs) ,  to  include  tasking  and  guidance  concerning  such 
requirements  levied  on  USLANTCOM  commands,. 
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f.  Supervise  the  maintenance  of  HUMINT  collection  refer- 
ence documents. 
g.  In  the  absence  of  the  Director,  Collection  Management 
Division,  or  when/as  directed,  represent  the  Collection  Manage- 
ment Division  at  selected  staff  conferences  and  during  visits  to 
other  U.S.  and  national  level  commands. 
h.  Function  as  a  standing  member  of  the  Collection  Man- 
agement Division  Watch  Team. 
i.  Provide  J24  orientation  briefings  to  visitors  in  the 
absence  of,  or  whenever  directed  by,  Director,  Collection  Man- 
agement Division. 
j.   Review  USLANTCOM  and  subordinate  command  OPORDs, 
OPLANs,  CONPLANs,  and  instructions.   Supervise  preparation  of 
USCINCLANT  collection  plans  for  HUMINT.   Review  HUMINT  collec- 
tion plans  of  subordinate  commanders.   Prepare  and  maintain 
HUMINT  intelligence  collection  and  reporting  instructions  issued 
to  subordinate  commands. 
k.   Supervise  the  production  of  collection  documents  and 
support  packages  by  enlisted  personnel  and  junior  naval  reserve 
officers. 
1.   Develop  and  maintain  a  working  knowledge  of  other  J24 
collection  disciplines  to  serve  and  support  the  respective  func- 
tional managers  as  required.   Serve  in  action/working  groups  for 
specific  collection  projects  and  perform  other  collection  man- 
agement tasks,  as  assigned. 
m.   Cross-train  as  the  Tailored  Special  Collections 
Officer  (J244). 
n.   In  an  ADDU  capacity,  perform  the  above  duties  for 
CINCLANTFLT  in  Code  N241. 
0522  The  Special  Collection  and  Requirements  Officer  (J242) 
shall s 
a.  Receive,  collate,  and  initiate  collection  action  for 
USLANTCOM  and  component  commanders'  intelligence  collection 
requirements. 
b.  Provide  assistance  and  guidance  to  subordinate  staff 
level  collections  personnel  on  the  methods  used  in  tasking 
National,  Unified  and  Specified  assets  to  satisfy  fleet  and  com- 
ponent command  requirements. 
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c.  Assist  J245  in  the  receipt  and  initiation  of  SIGINT 
collection  tasking  for  National  level  sensors  for  time-sensitive 
requi  rements. 
d.  Supervise  preparation  of  USCINCLANT  intelligence 
collection  plans.   Review  collection  plans  of  subordinate 
commanders. 
e.  Serve  in  behalf  of  the  Director,  Collection  Manage- 
ment Division,  as  director  of  special  collection  management 
project  working  groups. 
f.  Act  as  the  Collection  Management  Division  Project 
Officer  for  all  matters  involving  automation,  man-machine  inter- 
faces, and  all  computer-related  taskings/ini tiati ves  (including 
hardware/software  issues  involving  installed/future  ADP 
equipment) . 
g.  Act  as  the  J2  project  officer  on  USCINCLANT  staff  for 
new  intelligence  collection  platform/systems  development  initia- 
tives and  re-evaluations  of  current  plat form/ systems'  capabili- 
ties. As  necessary,  generate  requirements  for  new  and/or 
improved  platforms/systems  to  address  intelligence  collection 
management  shortfalls. 
h.   Prepare  analytical  point  papers  in  support  of  dele- 
gated J2  collection  requirements  management  projects. 
i .   Act  as  the  collection  management  representative  in 
USLANTCOM  for  liaison  with  special/sensitive  national  intelli- 
gence collection  programs  not  under  the  cognizance  of  other  J24 
personnel. 
j.  Act  as  the  project  officer  in  charge  of  development/ 
integration  of  all  Collection  Management  architectures.  Serve 
as  the  designated  Collection  Management  authority/liaison  offi- 
cer with  regard  to  all  Theater  Intelligence  Architecture  Program 
(TIAP)  initiatives. 
k.   Act  as  the  primary  point  of  contact  within  the  Col- 
lection Management  Division  for  all  long-term  interface/liaison 
matters  with  national  SIGINT  validation  authorities/agencies. 
1.   Supervise  the  preparation  of  SIGINT  collection  and 
reporting  instructions  used  by  subordinate  USCINCLANT  commands. 
m.   Review  and  validate  component  requirements  for 
improved  SIGINT  collection  and  dissemination  systems  to  support 
subordinate  commands. 
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n.   Supervise  the  maintenance  and  submission  of  USLANTCOM 
inputs  to  the  National  SIGINT  Requirements  List  (NSRL). 
o,   Cross-train  as  the  Tactical  Exploitation  of  National 
Capabilities  (TENCAP)  Collections  and  Coordination  Officer 
(J245)  . 
p.   In  an  ADDU  capacity,  perform  the  above  duties  for 
CINCLANTFLT  in  Code  N242. 
0523   The  Peacetime  Aerial  Reconnaissance  Program  (PARPRO)  and 
imagery  Intelligence  (IMINT)  Collection  officer  (J243)  shall; 
a.  Serve  as  the  primary  action  officer  and  act  as  the 
point  of  contact  in  USLANTCOM  for  liaison  on  sensitive  national 
intelligence  collection  programs,  as  directed  by  the  Director, 
Collection  Management  Division  (J24). 
b.  Manage  the  development  of  intelligence  collection 
requirements  for  satisfaction  by  PARPRO  systems.   Monitor  the 
satisfaction  of  all  USCINCLANT  requirements  through  liaison  with 
tasking  authorities  in  USLANTCOM  JRC.  provide  feedback  to 
tasked  PARPRO  collectors  on  success/shortfalls  of  collection, 
and  provide  recommendations  for  improvement. 
c.  Act  as  the  USLANTCOM  project  officer  for  the  Defense 
Dissemination  System  (DDS) . 
d.  Supervise  the  maintenance  and  submission  of  USLANTCOM 
Imagery  Requirements  Objective  List  (IROL) . 
e.  Prepare  analytical  point  papers  in  support  of  dele- 
gated J2  collection  projects. 
f.  Supervise  the  maintenance  of  PARPRO  collection  refer- 
ence documents. 
g.  Act  as  the  J24  liaison  officer  for  all  special  intel- 
ligence collections,  projects,  initiatives  dealing  with  U.S.  Air 
Force  systems,  platforms,  and/or  commands. 
h.  Act  as  the  primary  action  officer  in  J2  for  intelli- 
gence collection  management  of  future  imagery  systems. 
i.  Act  as  the  primary  action  officer  in  J2  for  intelli- 
gence collection  management  of  non-optical  imagery  systems. 
j.  Act  as  the  primary  J2  representative  on  the  USCINCLANT 
C3CM  working  group. 
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k.   Cross-train  as  the  HUMINT  Collections  and  Coordina- 
tion Officer  (J241) . 
1.   In  an  ADDU  capacity,  perform  the  above  duties  for 
CINCLANTFLT  in  Code  N243. 
0524  The  Tailored  Special  Collections  Officer  (J244)  shall: 
a.  Receive,  collate,  and  initiate  tailored/special 
all-source  intelligence  collection  action  for  USLANTCOM  and 
component  commanders'  intelligence  collection  requirements. 
Maintain  all  collection  operations — special  collection  taskings 
filed  by  J24.  Review  status  of  tailored  collection  actions  and 
provide  feedback  to  collectors. 
b.  Be  cognizant  of  intelligence  collection  requirements 
and  provide  collection  guidance  to  subordinate  commands,  as 
required,  to  perform  intelligence  collection  support  for  NATO 
operations  conducted  in  the  USLANTCOM  area  of  responsibility. 
Review  collection  plans  of  subordinate  commanders. 
c.  Provide  tailored  intelligence  collection  support  to 
operating  forces  and  theater  intelligence  collection  programs. 
Receive,  collate,  and  initiate  collection  action  on  special 
requirements  for/from  USN/USMC  component  forces. 
d.  Review  the  preparation  of  operational  intelligence 
collection  and  reporting  instructions  used  by  subordinate 
USCINCLANT  commands. 
e.  Develop  and  review  requirements  for  improved  special 
collection  and  dissemination  systems  to  support  subordinate 
commands. 
f.  Develop,  request,  and  monitor  collection  operations  of 
third  party  countries,  provide  U.S.  intelligence  collection 
priorities,  coordinate  support  for  these  operations. 
g.  Serve  as  primary  action  officer  and  point  of  contact 
within  J2  for  intelligence  exchange,  cooperative  programs  and 
agreements  with  foreign  nations  as  assigned. 
h.   Review  tailored  collection  support  packages  and  col- 
lection guidance  for  coordinated  special  afloat  operations. 
i.   Task  and  monitor  intelligence  information  reporting 
(IIR)  of  USCINCLANT  and  subordinate  commands. 
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j.   Supervise  the  maintenance  of  collection  reference 
documents  dealing  with  all  standardized  USLANTCOM  intelligence 
reporting  procedures. 
k.   Serve  as  primary  action  officer  and  point  of  contact 
within  J24  for  intelligence  collection  guidance/support  to 
Special  Operations  Forces  Atlantic  (SOCLANT)  and  U.S.  Forces 
Caribbean  (COMUSFORCARIB) . 
1.   Act  as  the  USLANTC0M/J2  liaison  officer  to  the  LANTFLT 
Fleet  Support  Officer.   Perform  duties  as  directed  by  J2/J24  as 
the  command  representative  to  LANTFLT/N24  for  all  Fleet  Support 
matters  dealing  with  intelligence  programs  management  and 
initiatives. 
m.   Act  as  point  of  contact  within  J2  for  all  friendly 
cover  and  deception  operations  and  necessary  intelligence 
support. 
n.   Act  as  the  secondary/alternate  Collection  Management 
Division  representative  on  the  USCINCLANT  Alert  Cadre. 
o.   Cross-train  as  the  Navy  Special  Collections  Officer 
(J246). 
p.   In  an  ADDU  capacity,  perform  the  above  duties  for 
CINCLANTFLT  in  Code  N244. 
0525  The  TENCAP  Collections  Coordination  Officer  (J245)  shall: 
a.  Serve  as  the  primary  action  officer  and  point  of  con- 
tact in  USLANTCOM  for  all  subordinate  level  requirements  for 
tactical  exploitation  of  national  capabilities  (TENCAP  Officer). 
b.  Conduct  liaison  as  necessary  with  higher  and  subordi- 
nate levels  to  ensure  productive  national/tactical  interfaces 
are  available/developed  to  support  tactical  commanders 
intelligence  requirements. 
c.  Manage  the  maintenance  and  submission  of  requirements 
for  the  USLANTCOM  Imagery  Requirements  Objectives  List  (IROL). 
d.  In  conjunction  with  J242,  receive,  collate,  and 
initiate  time-sensitive  collection  taskings  for  national  SIGINT 
sensors. 
e.  In  conjunction  with  J242,  assist  (as  directed)  in  the 
generation  and  maintenance  of  USLANTCOM  NSRL  requirements. 
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f.  Prepare  analytical  point  papers  in  support  of  dele- 
gated J2  collection  projects. 
g.  Supervise  the  maintenance  of  collection  reference 
documents  dealing  with  TENCAP  and  IMINT  matters. 
h.   Act  as  the  J24  liaison  officer  for  all  special  intel- 
ligence collections,  projects,  initiatives  dealing  with  U.S. 
Army  systems,  platforms,  and/or  commands. 
i.   Manage  the  Collection  Management  Division  Reserve 
Personnel  Program. 
j.   Act  as  the  alternate  OSLANTCOM  project  officer  for  the 
Defense  Dissemination  Systems  (DDS) . 
k.   Act  as  the  alternate  action  officer  in  J2  for  intel- 
ligence collection  management  of  non-optical  imagery  systems. 
1.   Assist  the  PARPRO  and  IMINT  Systems  Collection  Offi- 
cer (J243)  in  managing  intelligence  collection  tasking  for 
scheduled  peripheral  reconnaissance  missions.   Act  as  the  pri- 
mary PARPRO  and  IMINT  Systems  Collection  Officer  in  the  absence 
of  J243. 
m.   Act  as  the  primary  Collection  Management  Division 
representative  on  the  USCINCLANT  Alert  Cadre. 
n.   Serve  as  project  officer  on  such  special  tasking  as 
may  be  assigned  by  the  Head  of  the  Collection  Management 
Division. 
o.   Cross-train  as  the  PARPRO  and  IMINT  Systems  Collec- 
tion Officer  (J243) . 
p.   In  an  ADDU  capacity,  perform  the  above  duties  for 
CINCLANTFLT  in  Code  N245. 
0526  The  Navv  Special  Collections  Officer  (ADDU  for  N24/Head, 
Collection  Management  Division  CINCLANTFLT)  (J246)  shall: 
a.  Monitor  special  USCINCLANT  intelligence  collection 
operations. 
b.  Maintain  liaison  with  WESTLANT  and  CINCLANTFLT  staffs, 
with  staffs  of  higher,  lateral,  and  subordinate  commands,  and 
with  other  agencies  to  accomplish  naval  intelligence  collection 
missions. 
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c   Act  as  USLANTCOM  Control  Officer  for  various  special 
programs,  assisted  by  J26  for  billet  management  and  document 
control. 
d.  Monitor  CINCLANTFLT  and  subordinate  commands  to  ensure 
the  periodic  testing  of  the  special  contingency  communications 
system. 
e.  Keep  J2  informed  on  the  status  of  high-interest  naval 
intelligence  special  operations. 
f.  Provide  training  to  Intelligence  Watch  Officers 
(IWOs),  USLANTCOM  Command  Center  Watch  personnel,  and  special 
on-call  duty  officers. 
0527  The  Director  SCI  Division/SSO  (J26)  shall: 
a.  Act  as  the  Division  Director. 
b.  Act  as  the  Advisor  to  the  Director  of  Intelligence  for 
the  management/  supervision  and  direction  of  all  USLANTCOM 
Special  Compartmented  Intelligence  (SCI)  programs. 
c.  Act  as  the  USCINCLANT  Special  Activities  Officer  and 
Control  Officer  for  all  Navy  and  national  SCI  programs  within 
USCINCLANT. 
d.  Act  as  the  manager  and  controlling  authority  for  all 
aspects  of  security  dealing  with  the  processing/  production  and 
dissemination  of  computer/ADP  aspects  of  SCI  security  impacting 
upon  USLANTCOM. 
e.  Serve  as  interface  between  USLANTCOM  and  the  National 
Agencies  for  all  aspects  of  SCI  security  impacting  upon  area  of 
responsibility. 
f.  Act  as  the  single/  authoritative  source  for  SCI  guid- 
ance and  management  of  the  decompartmentation,  sanitization/ 
decontrol  and  downgrading  programs. 
g.  Act  as  manager  of  SCI  physical  security  accreditation 
program. 
>.  Act  as  singlef  authoritative  source  for  all  security 
is  governing  the  classification,  transmittal  and  dissemin- 
h. 
programs  governing 
at ion  of  SCI  materials  within  USLANTCOM. 
i.  Act  as  the  approving  authority  for  all  new  SCI  bil- 
let/access approvals  for  subordinate  SCI  accredited  commands 
within  USLANTCOM. 
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j.      Be   responsible    for    implementing  all   SCI   policies   and 
directives  promulgated  by  higher   authority. 
k.      Direct  all   security   investigations  or   fact-finding 
bodies   dealing  with  SCI   security  violations.      Review  and  make 
recommendations   to  higher   authority. 
1.      Be  assigned  additional  duty  in  matters  concerning 
CINCLANTFLT  taskings. 
0528     The  Assistant   Special   Security  Officer    (J261)    shall: 
a.  Act  as   assistant   to  J26/N26. 
b.  Act  as   the  Assistant   Special  Activities  Officer, 
responsible   for   the  operations  of   the  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT 
Special   Activities  Office. 
c.  Act  as   the  Assistant  Control  Officer   for   all   Navy  and 
national   SCI  programs  within  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT. 
d.  Maintain  accountability  of  all   Special   Compartmented 
Intelligence   information   received  or  originated  within 
USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  Headquarters. 
e.  Manage  all   Special   Compartmented   Intelligence    (SCI) 
security  programs. 
f.  Conduct  physical   security  inspections  of    subordinate 
SCI    facilities. 
g.  Prepare   and  submit   Special  Activities  Office   facility 
accreditation  requests   for   subordinate  commands  within  USLANTCOM/ 
LANTFLT. 
h.      Be  responsible   for   the  destruction  of   all    Special 
Compartmented   Intelligence  materials. 
i.      Assist   in  decompartmentation,    sanitization,    decontrol 
and  downgrading  programs  within  USLANTCOM/ LANTFLT. 
j.      Provide  SCI  administrative  guidance  and  assistance  to 
local   staffs  in  support  of  their   SCI  programs. 
0529     The  Director,    Intelligence  Data  Handling  Systems   (IDHS) 
Division    (J29)    shall: 
a.      Be  responsible   for   the  overall   supervision  of   the   IDHS 
Division  of   the  USCINCLANT  staff. 
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b.  Be  responsible  for  coordinating  the  overall  execution 
of  USLANTCOM  IDHS  plans,  procedures  and  operations. 
c.  Represent  the  Intelligence  Directorate  on  committees 
and  at  conferences  concerned  with  ADP. 
d.  Coordinate  USLANTCOM  IDHS  development  with  other  DOD 
intelligence  activities. 
e.  Be  responsible  for  configuration  management  for 
USLANTCOM  IDHS. 
f .  Act  as  a  program  manager  for  the  overall  planning  and 
development  of  Intelligence  Data  Handling  Systems  to  sustain 
intelligence  analysis  and  production  in  support  of  mission 
objectives. 
0530  The  IDHS  Technical  Director/ADP  Manager  (J29A)  shall: 
a.  Provide  technical  and  administrative  supervision  over 
J291,  J292,  J293,  J294  and  J295. 
b.  Serve  as  Deputy  Director  IDHS  and  assume  the  duties  of 
the  IDHS  Director  when  required. 
c.  Be  the  principal  ADP  technical  advisor  to  the  IDHS 
Director. 
d.  Develop  and  guide  intelligence  ADP  plans. 
e.  Develop  the  USLANTCOM  General  Defense  Intelligence 
Program  (GDIP),  IDHS  Program  Element  Submission. 
f .  Provide  ADP  technical  direction  for  all  IDHS  moderni- 
zation contractual  efforts. 
g.  Serve  as  the  DOD  Internal  Control  Program  (ICP) 
Assessable  Unit  Manager  for  IDHS. 
0531  The  IDHS  Hardware  Configuration  Management  Branch  Chief 
(J291)  shall; 
a.  Provide  technical  and  administrative  supervision  of 
activities  of  the  hardware  configuration  staff. 
b.  Administer  the  USLANTCOM  IDHS  configuration  control 
program  and  coordinate  utilization  of  the  baseline  hardware 
inventory.   Serve  as  secretary  to  the  IDHS  Configuration  Control 
Board. 
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c.  Analyze  ADPE  requirements,  develop  acquisition  plan- 
ning, and  coordinate  hardware  purchase/lease  contracts  for 
USCINCLANT,  FICEURLANT,  LANTDAC  and  COMUSFORCARIB. 
d.  Coordinate  installation/acceptance  and  deinstalla- 
tion/disposition  of  hardware. 
e.  Serve  as  focal  point  and  central  coordinator  for 
scheduling  and  prioritizing  contractor  maintenance  of  hardware. 
f.  Review  hardware-related  planning  to  ensure  adequate 
consideration  is  given  to  current  state-of-the-art  hardware 
technology. 
g.  Participate  in  the  evaluation  of  hardware  change  pro- 
posals to  assess  their  impact  on  the  USLANTCOM  IDHS  program. 
h.   Serve  as  Deputy  IDHS  Technical  Director  and  assume  the 
duties  of  the  Technical  Director  in  his  absence. 
i.   Administer  USCINCLANT  IDHS  OPN  funds. 
0532  The  IDHS/ADP  Plans  and  Training  Officer  (J291A)  shall: 
a.  Generate  manuals  and  related  materials  for  IDHS  hard- 
ware training  programs. 
b.  Coordinate  and  supervise  training  of  all  incoming  J2 
personnel  on  IDHS  hardware  and  related  software. 
c.  Provide  liaison  between  intelligence  analysts  and  IDHS 
hardware  and  software  configuration  management. 
d.  As  assistant  IDHS  hardware  configuration  manager, 
review  hardware  related  planning  and  evaluate  hardware  change 
proposals. 
e.  Assist  in  the  administration  of  USLANTCOM  IDHS  con- 
figuration management  program  and  coordination  of  the  baseline 
hardware  inventory. 
f.  Automate  configuration  management  data  to  facilitate 
record-keeping  and  reporting. 
g.  Develop  automation  tools  for  use  by  J2  intelligence 
analyst. 
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0533  The  IDHS  Software  Configuration  Management  Branch  Chief 
(J292)  shall: 
a.  Provide  technical  and  administrative  supervision  of 
activities  of  the  software  configuration  staff. 
b.  Administer  the  software  maintenance  program  for  all 
operational  IDHS  systems  and  maintain  the  baseline  software 
inventory. 
c.  Coordinate  software  requirements  analysis  and  prelim- 
inary design  with  the  IDHS  Data  Base  Manager  and  manage  con- 
tracted software  development  efforts. 
d.  Develop  detailed  design,  coding,  implementation  and 
documentation  for  in-house  software  projects. 
e.  Design,  implement  and  manage  the  IDHS  software  pro- 
ject documentation  standards  program  in  coordination  with  the 
IDHS  Data  Base  Manager. 
f.  Serve  as  focal  point  and  central  coordinator  for  con- 
tractor maintenance  of  software. 
g.  Maintain  liaison  with  the  AN/GYQ-21(V)  software  Exe- 
cutive Agent  for  Distribution  of  21(V)  software. 
h.   Participate  in  the  evaluation  of  software  change  pro- 
posals to  assess  their  impact  on  the  USLANTCOM  IDHS  program. 
i.   Provide  liaison  with  the  Naval  Telecommunications 
Center  (NTCC)  in  matters  dealing  with  electronic  delivery  of 
GENSER  messages  to  J2/N2. 
0534  The  Software  Configuration  Systems  Analyst  (J292A,  J292B) 
shall: 
a.  Create  and  manage  system  files. 
b.  Install,  test  and  evaluate  applications  software 
systems,  new  releases  and  patches. 
c.  Design,  code  and  implement  major  new  functions  or 
changes  to  functions  for  specific  USLANTCOM  applications. 
d.  Develop  operating  procedures  and  plans  for  specific 
applications,  providing  for  routine  maintenance  and  for  recovery 
from  system  failures. 
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e.  Analyze  required  functions  to  determine  the  feasi- 
bility of  automating  entire  or  partial  function  processes. 
f.  Prepare  file  and  system  documentation  in  accordance 
with  established  standards. 
g.  Assist  in  the  preparation  of  development  plans  and 
schedules. 
h.   Provide  training  to  computer  operators  in  specific 
applications  and  operating  procedures,  and  provide  guidance  and 
training  to  staff  programmers  in  the  use  of  machine  languages, 
system  utilities  and  application  programs. 
i.   Install  and  test  operating  system  software  releases 
and  patches. 
j.   Tailor  operating  system  for  particular  applications 
systems. 
0535  The  Software  Configuration  Programmer  (J292C,  J292D)  shall: 
a.  Install,  test  and  evaluate  applications  programs  and 
patches. 
b.  Design,  code  and  implement  new  programs  and  changes  to 
programs. 
c.  Assist  in  the  development  of  specific  operating 
procedures. 
d.  Prepare  program  documentation  in  accordance  with 
established  standards. 
e.  Devise  methods  of  data  collection  and  accumulate  data 
for  analysis  of  specific  problems. 
f.  Assist  in  the  development  of  training  plans  for  both 
computer  operators  and  end  users  and  provide  actual  classroom 
and  hands-on  instruction. 
0536  The  IDHS  Management  Support  Services  Branch  Chief  (J293) 
shall: 
a.  Provide  technical  and  administrative  supervision  of 
activities  of  the  Management  Support  Services  staff. 
b.  Supervise  the  coordination  of  computer  facility  site 
planning,  preparation  and  maintenance. 
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c.  Serve  as  the  focal  point  and  central  coordinator  for 
PWC  and  NAVELEX  engineering  support. 
d.  Direct  and  coordinate  execution  and  financial 
accounting  of  the  USLANTCOM  IDHS  O&MN  budget. 
e.  Supervise  maintenance  of  the  USLANTCOM  IDHS  technical 
reference  library. 
f.  Research  developing  technologies  for  communi cations 
and  graphics  equipment  for  incorporation  in  long-range  planning 
for  USLANTCOM  IDHS. 
g.  Coordinate  and  supervise  the  development  of  training 
plans  for  the  USLANTCOM  IDHS  training  program. 
h.   Direct  and  monitor  all  aspects  of  IDHS  systems 
security. 
i.   Direct  and  coordinate  IDHS  telecommunications  system 
planning,  installation  and  maintenance. 
j.   Supervise  IDHS  clerical  duties,  functions  and 
responsibi li  ti  es . 
0537   The  IDHS  Management  Support  Services  System  Analyst 
(J293A)  shall: 
a.  Develop  and  implement  security  concepts  and  techniques 
for  intelligence  information  systems  to  support  specific  analyt- 
ical applications. 
b.  Develop  and  implement  Disaster  Recovery  Procedures  for 
the  recovery  of  data,  software,  and  procedures. 
c.  Analyze  newly  developed  graphic  vendor  systems  and 
concepts  and  examine  system  specifications.   Prepare  feasibility 
studies  for  potential  applications. 
d.  Research  graphic  hardware  and  software  developments  to 
ensure  that  latest  technology  is  incorporated  in  long-range 
planning  for  management  information  system  development. 
e.  As  IDHS  Information  Security  Officer,  analyze  and 
develop  procedures  and  policies  for  security  requirements  and 
contingency  planning.   Assign  and  monitor  passwords  and  security 
protection  procedures  for  all  IDHS  computer  systems. 
f.  Establish  and  maintain  planning  schedules  and  work 
estimates  for  developmental  efforts. 
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g.   Effect  liaison  with  internal  and  external  organiza- 
tions, including  consultant,  contractor  and  advisory  personnel, 
to  assist  with  design,  implementation  and  maintenance  of  manage- 
ment support  system  activities. 
0538  The  IDHS  Communications  Specialist  (J293B)  shall: 
a.  Determine  operational  technical  and  support  require- 
ments and  formulate  plans  for  locating,  installing,  operating 
and  maintaining  IDHS  telecommunications  equipment  and  systems. 
b.  Establish  performance  standards  for  IDHS  telecommuni- 
cations operation  and  maintenance,  and  advise  IDHS  operations 
personnel  of  system  status  and  capability. 
c.  Initiate  and  coordinate  programming  and  budgeting 
actions  for  projected  telecommunication  requirements. 
d.  Act  as  the  IDHS  computer  network  coordinator.   Ensure 
that  systems  are  linked  in  the  most  effective  manner  and  that 
equipment  and  operating  procedures  meet  minimum  security 
standards. 
e.  Prepare  documentation  and  required  training  material 
for  IDHS  telecommunications  components. 
f.  Effect  liaison  with  internal  and  external  organiza- 
tions as  required  to  coordinate  telecommunications  system  plan- 
ning, operation  and  maintenance. 
g.  Coordinate  with  the  Naval  Supply  Center  and  NAVELEX 
for  contracted  engineering  services. 
0539  The  IDHS  Management  Support  O&MN  Budget/Procurement 
Officer  (J293C)  shall: 
a.  Manage  financial  aspects  of  current  year  O&MN  expen- 
ditures and  maintain  a  system  for  automated  budget  accounting. 
b.  Prepare  O&MN  financial  plans  and  budget  documents  for 
annual  submission. 
c.  Develop  and  execute  training  plans. 
d.  Maintain  a  technical  reference  library. 
e.  Coordinate  requisition  and  acquisition  of  IDHS  sup- 
plies, furniture,  equipment  and  software. 
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0540  The  IDHS  Data  Base  Administration  Branch  Chief  (J294) 
shall: 
a.  Provide  technical  and  administrative  supervision  of 
the  activities  of  the  data  base  administration  staff. 
b.  Develop,  implement  and  administer  the  USLANTCOM  IDHS 
data  standards  program. 
c.  Design,  develop,  install  and  manage  new  data  base 
systems. 
d.  Serve  as  the  focal  point  and  central  coordinator  for 
data  standards  programs  and  for  technical  planning  related  to 
data  interoperability. 
e.  Analyze  new  intelligence  requirements  and  prepare 
feasibility  studies,  preliminary  design  studies  and  documenta- 
tion for  in-house  software  projects. 
f.  Manage  and  coordinate  data  base  development  efforts. 
g.  Establish,  maintain  and  manage  a  system  for  data  base 
security. 
0541  The  IDHS  Data  Base  Systems  Analyst/Programmer  (J294A, 
J294B)  shalls 
a.  Develop  and  implement  concepts  and  techniques,  based 
on  state-of-the-art  data  base  management  systems  and  devices, 
for  required  data  bases  and  systems. 
b.  Conduct  systems  analyses  leading  to  design  and 
development  of  new  intelligence  data  bases. 
c.  Design,  develop,  implement  and  maintain  feasible  data 
base  application  software  programs  and  utilities  to  meet  user 
requirements. 
d.  Establish,  develop  and  maintain  data  base  organi- 
zation, its  overall  logical  structure  and  data  element 
interrelationships. 
e.  Generate  and  maintain  physical  data  base  descriptions 
utilizing  description  languages  appropriate  to  the  Data  Base 
Management  Systems  in  use. 
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f.  Establish  and  maintain  data  base  documentation  and 
training  guides  for  ADP  and  analytical  user  personnel.   Develop 
specific  training  plans  and  provide  training  to  operator  and 
user  personnel. 
g.  Effect  liaison  with  internal  and  external  organiza- 
tions, including  consultant,  contractor  and  advisory  personnel, 
to  assist  with  data  base  development,  system  design,  implementa- 
tion and  maintenance  activities. 
0542  The  IDHS  ADP  Operations  Branch  chief  (J295)  shall: 
a.  Provide  technical  and  administrative  supervision  of 
the  ADP  operations  staff. 
b.  Provide  for  continuous  (24-hour,  7-day/week)  opera- 
tion of  ADPE  in  the  computer  facility. 
c.  Act  as  the  ADP  Operations  Site  Commander  for  coordi- 
nation of  contractor  hardware  maintenance  and  coordination  with 
other  site  commanders  as  required. 
d.  Serve  as  focal  point  and  central  coordinator  for  hard- 
ware incident  reporting  and  hardware  inventory  accounting  in  the 
consolidated  computer  facility. 
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