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n  j?{U  ,*nn.r.  descriptive  sireuav 
Ptojcra*  Elrarnt  (   /63*7SF  Title:   Jld».»nrrd_v>rnUjt  SyntTi 
OoO  Hlaelon  Area:  Stlst'c.sjlc  Sutvetllanc?  and  Matnlnfl,  #332  Budget  Activity;  "  sViategtc"  Pi'o^raTj,  /) 
1.  (U)  pr.SOl'RCr.S  (rROlP.CT  LISTIHC) t  {}  In  thonaanda)  Tctfll 
Project""  Ft  1982   "Ft  1903      FY  1984      FT  I9«S      Additional       Eatlwated 
Moalict       Tltl>  Actual      P.ettaata     fat  »«ntc     Eetlwate     tS_S?",nJeLL"2    Cowta 
TOTAL  fOll  PROCRAfl  ELEMF.MT  7,962      10,000      30,883      76,176       Continuing    Not  Applicable 
2.  (U)  8RTEF J^SCMPTlOliJJPjaF.ffiirf^WD .HlSSIOHJIEKn:  The  objective  of  this  program  ft  development  of  Infrared  tech- 
nology (I.e.-!,  -ausele— acneatiTarrays,-.  i*t«o-  capacity  -data~Btoccs30ist-.Uf.htweUht_opt-lca.,  tunable  apcetral  f  I lttn,  and 
paaelve/acttvc  theraml  coolcca),  relevant  to  the  atratCRte  «l«all«  warning  and  attack  axtesaeent  alaalon,  to  achieve  con- 
Udence  Tor  a  dectclon  to  proceed  with  developaent  of  s  eurvlvable  tactical  warning/attack  aeeesaaent  eyeten  capable  of 
peifotalng  tl»e  ataatle  warning  functtona  throughout  all  phaaee  of  nuclear  war.  The  capability  to  euppoit  additional 
nlsstane  such  aa  teclmleal  Intelligence T  tactical  theater  opetcttone.  »eul  air -vehicle  detection  and  tracking  wilt  be 
Investigated  with  thia  ptogra*. 
3.  (U)   COHrAMSOM  U1TH  FT   19(13  DRSCMFTlVE  SUKKAKt  {$   In   tbouaanda)! 
R0T4K  9.9621      20, SMI2       48,738  Continuing    Hot  Appllcab 
1  (U)  Tfie  S2H  decreaae  in  RDTIE  funds  for  FT  82  vaa  due  to  a  cfeallocat Ion  to  other  high  priority  Air  Force  progr»>«a. 
*  (U)  The  full  amount  of  the  FT  83  request  waa  not  appropriated  by  Congress. 
*.   (U)  OTHER  ArrROra.IATlOW  FUNDS!   Hot  Applicable. 
5.  illdl?!  *?tiy  !IT:?!  r  ^-  ^Crtte,  Cjppo.'t     P^Oaram    irfe'lito  J  
f  •  the  eilstlng  apace-baaed  •Ittlle  early  warn-  / 
Ing  ayatca.   inflated  background  *n<l    target  •eaeuteaente  are  conducted  In  PE  f3*2*F,  rflntlle  Surveillance  Technology,   f 
6.  (U)  UOK£_ PJ^ORMF.n  RT:  Rockwell  International,  Thoiiaan.1  Oaka,  CA;  Cruawan  Aernepace,  Irvine,  CA;  Irvine  Sensora, 
Coata  Keea,  CA"  Honeywell,  Hlnnrapolie,  HM.  Air  Force  Systems  Coneund  la  respnnilble  lor  overall  «anar.e«rnt  of  thia 
progtan  cleaent.  OARPA  provides  technical  guidance  throur.h  the  Joint  prograa  plan.  Space  Otvleton,  Lna  Angelee,  CA, 
Roa>a  Alt  Development  Center.  Crimea  AF1,  HY,  and  Aeronautical  Syateas  Dlvlalon,  Vt  Iglit-Pattetaon  Air  Force  Baae,  Oil, 
are  teaponalble  for  aanagtaent  of  technology  developaent  projects  aaaocfated  with  the  Joint  development  prograa. 
a 
7.  (U)  PROJECTS  LESS  THAM  $10  HILUOH  1H  FT  8*i  Mot  Applicable. 
O'JH
Tltlo:      Advance^  vntnlnp_Sy»te<* 
Budget   Activity":      r.tmtegtc   I'lneraaa, f\ 
rtonttf  Element ;      /^»3<?5r 
OoO  Hlaaion  Ajcii:      Strategic    Surveillance  ami  Warning,    131? 
8.  (u)  rnnjF.rr  ovkx  $10  hillim  in  ry  at: 
(U)  rHQjr.CT;  2847,  Advanced  UeJnlng  Syatta  (AWS) 
A.  (U)  PROJECT  OESCRIfTfOrii  AVS  it  being  dealgncd  to  provide*  aurvtvable  ami  enduring  miaalle  warning  ayatem 
throor.l'O"*  «  nucTeat  conflict.  fh«  uae  of  new  technoioglee  tuch  ••  motalc  fecal  plane  and  on  board  data  ptoceolng  will 
■<ika  AUS  ca'poble  of  providing  aleatle  warning  and  attack  aaaeasment  data  direct  to  uacra.  eliminating  the  nerd  for  vul- 
neuMf  ground  ptoecaalng  atetlons.  The  capability  to-  aatlify  additional  ■laalona  auch  aa  too  teol  tlicnler,  technical 
Intelligence,  and  alt  vehicle  detection  and  tracking  will  also  be  evaluated.  Several  technology  developaent  contracts 
will  be  Initiated  to  achieve  thoao  objeetlvea. 
I.   (U)   PROGRAM  ACCOMPUSUHgWTS  AND  FUTURg  EfFORTS? 
(1)  (II)   FY  07  Aeeoi»pllahn>enta:   Work  on  developing  focal  plane  technology  ha« 
eoaprtaes  the  bulk  of*"lhe~FY  Bl'cYfrittr  Integrated  circuit  chip*  for  two  of  the  aleernate 
Theae  chip*  are  now'belng  etacked  Into  module a  to  be  combi-ned  Into  actual  foral  plane*, 
model  of  a  tunable  filter  haa  been  developed,  and  work  la  progreaalng  1*  on-board  processing. 
proceeded  ve»y  amoothly  nnd 
concepts  have  hcen  produced. 
Additionally,  an  engineering 
(2)  (U)  »a»la  fot  FT m}*M\ J» T>Tft K  R c q m «; « r :  The  FY  1903  ROUP,  program  will  continue  the  infrared  technology  pro- 
gram which  w««  Initiated  1»  FY  190*1*.  fnfif  Include  a  development  of  hroad  hand  Infrared  noaatc  ecnaora,  comber  data  pro- 
ccetora  with  large  data  capacity,  and  further  evaluation  n(  metal  aifd  „laa*  lightweight  optical  coaponente.  nmphaals  will 
be  given  to  manufacturing  Method a  for  aoaalc  array  and  data  atorage  chip  fabrication. 
(3)  (U)  FT  1964  Planned  Program  <nd  Baste  for  FT  1»54  m>Clg  Kcjueai :  The  AUS  program  la  Intended  to  provide 
*  autvlvable  aenaor  *yatem"to  a  w"g  went"  or  poaalhTy"  replace  the  current  alaalle  aut  velllanca.  ayatem."  A  major  objective  of 
the  AWS  program  la  to  efficiently  develop  the  key  aubaystea  technologlea  for  eeverat  candidate  concepte.  The  FT  H4 
f'fMt  will  continue  wirk  begun  by  tiARPA  In  FY  01  and  picked  wp  by  (he  Air  Force  in  FY  02.  The  program  la  concentrating 
on  five  critical  *ei  •  >oglee:  Infrared  focal  planea,  on-board  ptoceaiore,  tunable  flltera,  lightweight  optica,  and  cool- 
ing techniques.  The  majority  of  thla  effort  la  gntng  Into  the  atarlpg  mosaic  focal  plnne.  To  minimise  the  rlak,  four 
contractore  will  purecie  thla  effort  In  FY  8)  and  FY  04.  At  the  end  of  FY  84,  during  a  major  program  review,  the  focal 
plane  conf  If.mat  lone  will  be  n-rrcwed  to  two.  During  FY  04,  thla  program  will  continue  to  be  In  advanced  development, 
but  the  ma  tor  pio^ram  re/lew  v.tl  aaaeaa  the  atatua  of  all  the  technology  efforre  to  determine  If  they  can  support  a  Full 
Scale  r)ev*l<>|i*i<;nt  decision  In  FY  05.  To  further  aupport  thla  full-acale  development  dcclalon,  conceptual  ayatem  dealgn 
work,  wilt  hegln  In  FT  04.  Therefore,  the  funds  In  FY  04  will  pay  for  critical  technologic  and  ayatem  concept  dealj-.n, 
leading  to  a  fut:  acale  development,  mlleatone  decision  In  FY  05.  The  coat  eatlmatee  were  derived  from  a  rrogram  Office 
and  Aerospace  Corporation  (Federal  Contract  Research  Center)  coat  evaluation  uaing  contractor  eetlmatea  and  hlatorlcal 
data  from  aluf'sr  fffoita. 
(4)  (II)  Program  •  •»  Coepjfjjojl"  lhla   continuing  program  la  projected  to  begin  full  acale  development  In  FT  05. 
•**"',',*,W**,"*"M,,MMH""^ ^ —   „|       ,    ,  —       ,  Mill         I  II      II     III  I  i        
  I    ■■■—     ■!!       l  —  PB         II     i  ■< 
C.      (U)      MAJOR  MTI.r.STi..<r.St      Mot    Ai     llcabla 
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nr  iob* _  RQTtr,  descriptive  stncuaY 
Piogra*  Rlrarnt:   f 63*J_5r  Title:   Ad»*nr«-<l  Ufltntni?  Syntrn 
PoO  Maalon  Area:  Strategic  Surveillance  and  Warning,  Q32  Budget  Activity?"  StigtcglcPi'oErata,  f  3 
I.   (0)  RESOURCES  (PROJECT  USTlKC)t  (S  in  thouaanda)  Total 
Project'*"   "  FY  1982   "FY*  19S3      FT  I98<      FY  I9«S      Additional       Eatlaated 
Hualtcr       Title  Actual      Eattaata     Eat'aate     eatlaate     to  Completion    Coma 
TOTAL  FOR  PROGRAM  CLEKF.NT  7,962      10,000      30,863      76,178       Continuing    Not  Applicable 
2.  (U)  H?^r.^sCR!^Tl90L5^^'^jVJ9.^5I(}l,J'y-?:  The  objective  of  thli  prograa  la  develop**  ..I  of  Infrared  tech- 
nology (I.e.,  anoale  aenao'r  arfaya,  large  capacity  data  processors,  lightweight  optic*,  tunable  apectral  fllteia,  and 
pasaive/acttve  titer**!  coolers),  relevant  to  the  strategic  ajlaallc  vctnlng  and  attark  aasesacent  alealon,  to  achieve  con- 
fidence for  a  declelon  to  proceed  with  development  of  a  aurvlvable  tactical  warning/attack  aaaeeaaent  eyetea  capable  of 
peiforalng  the  atestle  warning  functions  throughout  *l«.  r»haaea  of  nuclear  war.  The  capability  to  aupport  additional 
■lesfane  such  aa  technical  Intelligence,  tactical  theater  operations,  ami  air,  vehicle  detection  and  tracklni  will  b« 
Investigated  with  thla  prograa. 
3.  (U)  COHrAmSOIl  WITH  FT  1983  DP.SCR1PT1VE  SUWARY  ($  In  thousand*); 
R0T4.K  9.9621      20,808*       <8,738  Continuing    Hot  Appllcab 
1  (U)  The  S2H  decrease  In  IDTlg  fundi  for  PY  82  vae  due  to  a  reallocation  to  other  high  priority  Air  Force  programs. 
*  (U)  Hie  full  aaounc  of  the  FY  83  request  waa  not  appropriated  by  Congres*. 
*.   (U)  OT»r.K  APPROPRIATION  FUHOS;  Mot  Applicable. 
*•      trJl^iE.n_-A.^Iiy!I!^:  T  ]'•  the  e«tsttng  apace-bated  alsstle  early  warn- 
ing eystca.   infrared  background  and  target  aeeaurcaenta  are  conducted  In  PC  6)67tr,  lliaalle  Surveillance  Technology. 
6.  (U)  WCJ^^rcRrOKNrn  lirt  Rockwell  International,  Thousand  Oaka,  CA;  Cruaaan  Aeroapace,  Irvine,  CA;  Irvine  Senaora, 
Coata  Meea,  CA;  Honeywell,  Minneapolis,  HM.  Air  Force  5yste«a  Coaamnd  la  responsible  for  overall  aan*r.e*ent  of  thla 
prograa  elee*nt.  OARPA  provide*  technical  guidance  through  the  Joint  progrea  plan.  Space  Olvlalon,  Loa  Angelea,  CA, 
Roa*  Air  Oevelopaent  Center,  Crlfflsa  AFI,  HY,  and  Aeronautical  Syatcas  Dlvlalon,  Ut Ight-Patteraon  Air  Force  Base,  Oil, 
are  tcaponalble  for  aanagcaent  of  technology  developoent  projects  aseoeUted  with  the  Joint  development  prograa. 
7.  (U)  PROJECTS  I.F.SS  TIIAW  $10  M1LI.I0II  IN  FT  84:  Not  Applicable.
Tltlo:      A<lvanrcd_  Wa^nlngjijr-te* 
Bic<lr,ct    Act  Ivl  ly":  *  ..ttaTfgic    Programs,  f> 
Ptogr»m  Elenrnt:      #M425F 
OoO  Him  (on  Area?     Strategic    Surveillance  <ml  Warning,    f  312 
8.     (U)     project  OVKrt  $10  MILLION  IM  FY  W4; 
(U)  £R0JECT:  28*7,  Advanced  Warning  Syat«o  (AWS) 
A.  (U)  PP.OJP.CT  DESCRf  PTfOfti  AWS  <•  being  dealgntd  to  provide  •  aurvlvable  and  cn«fu?fng  alaeite  warning  eyatem 
threur.hout  a  mjcTeat  conflict.  The  use  of  new  technologlea  auch  aa  mosaic  focal  plane  and  jm_bnatd  data  ptoctMlng  will 
■ake  AUS  capable  of  providing  aUtlle  warning  and  attack  assessment  data  direct  to  "sera.  *  ifi  noting  "the  nerd  for  vul- 
nerable ground  pr ocean  Ins  atatlona..  The  capability  to-  aatlafy  additional  ntetfona  ouch  aa  toctlcal  llicnter,  technical 
Intelligence,  end  'air  vehicle  detection  and  tracking  will  alao  be  evaluated.  Several  technology  developaent  contract* 
will  be  Initiated  to  achieve  thoae  objectivea. 
I.   (U)  PROGRAM  ACCOMPLISHMENTS  AHP  FUTURE  EFFORTS! 
(1)  (II)  PY  8?  Accompli  aliments:  Work  on  developing  focal  plane  technology  h«t  proceeded  very  smoothly  nnA 
comprises  the  b»i!k  of  tii«~FY  82cffnrc.  Integrated  circuit  chip*  for  two  of  the  alternate  concepts  have  been  produced* 
These  chip*  are  now'being  ataeked  Into  Module*  to  be  combined  Into  actual  focal  pljnea.  Additionally,  an  engineering 
nodel  of  a  tunable  filter  haa  been  developed,  and  work  la  progressing  In  on-boerd  pioce-alng. 
(2)  (II)  Baala  f«>r^  fT  19H3  RDT4F.  Rcnuear;  The  FY  19P3  R0T4R  program  will  continue  the  Infrared  technology  pro- 
gta«  which  w.ia  Initiated  In  FT  1991.  this  lne~iudra  development  of  hrond  hand  Infrared  mosaic  aenaora,  compact  data  pro* 
ccetors  with  large  data  capacity,  and  further  evaluation  of  nettl  aefd  glaa-  lightweight  optical  coaponenta.  Taphaala  will 
be  given  to  Manufacturing  methods  for  aoaalc  array  and  data  storage  chip  fabrication. 
(3)  (U)  FY  ItSt  Planned  Program  md  Basis  for  FY  \tfii  ailftg  Bequest:  The  AWS  program  la  Intended  to  provide 
a  cultivable  aenaor  *ystc*~to  augment  or  possibly  replace  the  current  Missile  aurvelllanca  system.  A  major  objective  of 
the  AWS  program  •»  to  efficiently  develop  the  ke7  subsystem  technologies  for  several  candidate  concepts.  The  FY  N4 
f'f'it  will  continue  w-rk  begun  by  DARFA  In  FY  61  and  picked  up  by  the  Air  Force  In  FY  82.  The  program  la  concentrating 
on  five  critical  *«i  •  <ogles:  Infrared  focal  planes,  on-boarrf  processor*,  tunable  filters,  lightweight  optica,  and  cool- 
ing techniques.  The  majority  of  thla  effort  la  going  Into  the  atarlpg  mosaic  focal  plane.  To  mfnimt-e  the  rtak,  four 
conttaetort  will  pursue  thla  effort  In  FY  83  and  FT  84.  At  the  end  of  FT  84,  during  a  major  program  review,  the  fncal 
plane  configurations  will  be  n*rrowed  to  two.  During  FY  84,  thla  progrs*  will  continue  to  be  In  advanced  development, 
but  the  major  program  re/lew  v*il  aaaeaa  the  status  of  at!  the  technology  efforts  to  determine  If  they  can  aupport  a  Full 
Scale  Development  decision  In  FT  85.  To  further  aupport  thla  full-scale  development  decision,  conceptual  aystea  design 
wotV,  will  begin  In  FT  84.  Therefore,  the  funds  In  FY  64  will  pay  '■'  crltlcsl  technologies  and  ayatem  concept  dealr.n, 
lfadlng  to  a  fui:  acale  development,  Milestone  decision  In  FY  85.  The  coat  estimates  were  derived  from  a  Prograa  Office 
and  Aerospace  Corporation  (Federal  Contract  Research  Center)  coat  evaluation  using  contractor  estimates  and  historical 
data  frna  alnllar  effotta. 
(4)  (u)  Program  •>  Completion;  Thla  continuing  program  fa  projected  to  begin  full  scsle  development  In  FT  85. 
C.   (U)   MAJOR  MI J.MTi^tMi   Hot  A,  llcahle 
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ft  198-i  RDT6E  ORSCRIPTIVE  SMMARY 
Pro&ran  £lr*ent :   '_1*.*V?  Title:   Oclcnac  Support  Prograw 
roci  Mftifon  Area!  "s'tt*ai*f,le  Surveillance!  j                Budget  Activity!  Strategic  Program,  r*3 
i.    (u)  Bgsomcry  (tinner  ustiwq  (5  tw  thooa>nda)t  Tot*! 
Pfo'jc'ci  ""                                     "                                      rf  19H2  FT  1383         FY  1984       FT  1585       Addition*!           r.atfaated 
tfctvbtr      '   Title                                                                   *^L'L*!L.  I'iiSlil       Eatlo<tc     f.atlnate     to  Completion     Co?'.- 
TOTAL  r08  PROCKAM  tLOttXr                              t45,750  120,207           48,660           53,906       Continuing         tier  #p^tl=<tble 
*•               B»1EF  DESCMIPTIOM  Of  E1.EHEH7  AKD  HtSflOH  KKEDi     The  Defense  Suppftt  Progrea  (DSP)    la   the  *ey  elenent  of   thi[ 
]  It   U  1  p •  Bce-b*Md  surveillance  tyitci:  t^tat  f 
]  The  tystrr  rottettta  of  threa 
ut«lll(«i  In  §*oetat len«ry  orbit,  two  unit  procaaalne  atatfona.  one  alapllfied  ptoceaalnt.  atatlow.  one  aultl-purposo 
/eel. It y,   end    •    ground   eoaounl cat  tana    network.      The   CbP   provide*  ( 
3.  (0)  C0HPAK1S0W  WITH  fT  I9M  MSCMfTIVE  .IjljHHAwT  fj  In  thonaanda): 
ftbTiC                             K5.750   120, V.?     50,275  Continuing    N>:  Applied, 
Prornrraent  (Hlsatlt)                 2*1, 354   407,500    36C.300  Continuing    Mot  Appl  Ic.Ms 
Procurement  (Other)                  101,140    89,292      5,3(5  Continuing    not  Applicable 
\f     PY  19*4  I0T4K  and  Precur««ent  (Htee*le)  c>Jnr.ee  dee  to  revle^d  InfUrlon  Indlcea. 
2/  KT  I9H4  rrocuteannr  (-Jih«r)  change  due  to  lr.creaae  I*,  acope  cauacd  by  peripheral  rcpleeeaent  and  ground  atailor 
coaputlbtlty  with  new  aatelMgwe. 
4.  (»)  OTHP.X  APPKOfKUTlOH  FUNHS  (?  In  ttw  aanda):  7or«l 
fT  1982    fT  1981    rt  1984   rt   1985  Adultlor-al     Eetiiated 
Actual     fcatlaate  .  P.etlnate  Pat  loatg   to  Completion  Co  ft  a  
Procurement  (Mlaelle/  241,400  404,?GO    336,930     35.836  Cot:lnulog     tint  Arp!  .able 
(Qty.  Satellite*)  Long  lead  (2)        (2)       (0) 
Procurement  (Other) 
(Inrlwdca  Initial  aparea)  100,106  87,792     28,913     5?. 740  Continuing     Mo»  Applicable 
(Qty,  : (oh lie  Ground  Terminals)  (2  *CTa)  (3  HCTa) 
Military  Conarruetton  Progrea  JLMfi,  Continuing     H«t  Applicable 
Oprrat Inn*  and  Maintenance  (Software)    Vi,t(i2  3t,83'l  10,2)1     43,666  Coot':tulng     No*:  Applicable 
3S3  r/r
Progtaa  Eleaent  i  MJO'f.  Tltlet  J^^f  °"^_Sti|»£oft__Pr  ogt  as 
COO  KUiten  Ac**:  uTiitjle   S»tf eeltlanc»(,  j  Bit^f «C~Aetlvlty1  St r a  t"r"i> I «  "r'roer m ,  1 1 
).      «SI«ATrO^ ACT IV J^TlflS I   Prograa^  ]wete  predeceaaor  prograae.   Pio|ts«|  Jvere  prior  prnf.taa 
deafgnetorY"."  [  "*   "  "  —  7 
are  developing  fha  ttchcology  fori 
J  Appropriate  ptecureaent.  phealng  with  the  follov-en  Oafene*  Support  Progran  (OSP)  la  being  eJdrrtsrd  |«- 
pror.rea  planning.  Pafenae  Sacrlll ta  Cormnlcatlona  Syet'a)  (P.C.  351  lOr)  provide*  piteaiv  eoa^mtcat  lone  ronit-c  for  P5T 
overact*  data  and  will  help  provide  Habile  Ctaund  Tetalnal  eo«*unleet ljna.  Space  Aooatert  (P. 2.  3SU9F)  p-.ovMet  launch 
•upj»ort.  Spare  Vehicle  Subeyeteae  Advanced  Oavelooatnt  (P.C.  63*011*)  ia  developing  technology  (or  taptoved  aitaliiti 
navigation,  power,  and  atopuletot  eyaicae.  \ 
J  DSP  ta  Ilia  key  eleaent  of  the  Vorldvtde  Ml II- 
tary  Counutnd  *n4   Control  Syctee*  (VJHCCS) (  (and  la  talitad  to  tha  other  (  *|  of  tha  natvork 
(UV>iCCS  Architecture  P.C.  tJHSP).  Tha  WVMCCS  Architecture  eleo  provide*  eyateae  engineering  and  Integration  technlca' 
Mup|M»|t    to   thaf  7 
After  tranatttnn  ta  the  Spec*  Shuttle,  Spar*  Launch  Support  Prograe  (P.P..  J5I71P)  ulll  provlda  Inertia!  Upper  S(«e**  *nd 
Spaca  St»Ktla  C 1 1 c*i c •  Cot  DSP  alaaloaa.   OSP  Ceaaunteatlona  (P.P..  12*47*)  provide*  orxrettono  and  aalntenanca  for  tha 
DSP  Cround  Cnantunlcat  tea  network. 
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4.  Vr?":."'-'!L'?*H*B. _**•      Coa>«and*t-In»Ch|*f ,    AgtOBftr*   Pafenao    Cooaand,    aalntalna   operational    control   of   I»jP    for    tit* 
Joint  Chlel*  of  Staff.  "Strategic  Alt  C«*mM  enl  tha  Air  force  Coa«»wn teat  lone  C.<\m<%An4  ara  tha  eyatea  operatora  and 
aalntelnere  of  the  D.~P  fCvuod  otetlone.  Crouiwl  Station  P;.*ratfnno  will  tranaltto*  to  Space  Co«i»>ind  rforlng  ft  19(1). 
Air  Totrm  Syet***  CnawanJ'a  Spar*  Olvlalon,  Lea  Angela*,  CA,  haa  overall  development  and  procurement  aunenraont  reepnral- 
hllttyend  prugtea  <«an*g*a*nl  af  tha  aatellltea.  The  Air  Porca  Logletlca  Co««*nd  prnvldea  engineering  and  logletlca 
(ufpon.  Air  Force  Ueepone  Laboratory,  K'rtland  Alt  Porca  tea*,  lit,  will  provide  facility  aupport.  The  Air  Poire  T«>t 
anJ  Evaluation  Center,  Klrtland  Air  Pore*  Dim,  WH,  participate*  In  teal  »«vj  evaluation  of  eelectrd  aft(f«  a*|»enta. 
T»W,  Rrdundo  leach,  CA,  la  the  prla*  contractor  for  the  epeeeeraft  a*4  eetellfte  Integration.  Aerojot  Kleetro  Syatcua 
Company,  Aruoa,  CA,  la  the  prla>«  contractor  for  the  Infrared  eeneei  aod  tha  coeputtr  reptacre»»nt.  The_nfrtM»»nt  of 
f.atrgy  (S«j»d»a  Cot»o«at  low)  >»aj_  re*ponaIbl  llty  far  the(  fvuD^TL  l*A<  r  fiO-tS  )  l«>H.  Thouaand  Oafc*.  CA,  ta  tlie  pilae 
contractor  for  all  aoftvara  effort*  *a  v«||  aa  the  prla*  Contractor  on  tha  Koblle  Crotind  Teralnala.  Tht  Aurotpara 
Caiporatloa,    Ingle«n>Oil,  CA,    furnlahea  general    ojrtteai  an|ln«>er  lng/l.-it'«ia(  Ion   for   tho  OSP  5r*l»«  Progras  Office. 
1.      (U)      pgOJCCTS   IXXSJlfAK  S10  Hll.LIOtt   IH  re  lf/JUi      Mat   Applleasle. 
a.    (u>    piotKcn;  wri  sio  him. ion  \n  n  iifk-. 
(W)     PIOJECTi     P«afenae  Swpport   Ptngraa 
A.  PgOIPCT  l^SCIIPTIOHi     Thedejrelopjwnt   of.aat.elllta   tranallioa  ro..the  Spara  Shut  tla/fwarr  lal  Uppar   Stttt 
•  ni  tK«  Titan  III  f  ")*n)/  YnVr't  fal  ~fPp«'r  Stan*  will  conttnae".  All  eatelliiaa  IiowJUJand  »n«yond  will  he  launchtd  alth  the. 
Space  Si^itfle.  Tho  dc  «Ik«  af  tha  Jtat  Jvjr*  ~«nj  aoftwara  lor  tha  ground  atat  tone  (V  he  compatible  ultb  liiillltii  tt-17 
u?tf4«:  ulil    hrgla.     Tl»»aa  wpgiadea   Include  the   a«telltte»to-aatoHlta   c  meal  Int.    tlie    arcond   color    focal    planr,    tl<e   »la- 
•?r..' 
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rro«r«*  Element t     #17411?  Tit  la  i     Dafgnaa  Suj pott  ^frogf.fo 
000  (Motion  <Uca:'*"Sti.»tVgle  Satval.ltneei  f  tudgatAcYlvltyi     Strategic"  ftogt ant,   /I 
sl<»n  dttt  wctiags  rchtoadcaat  rapnUUtyf  ]    Satellite*  16  ond  17  vlfl  b*  ptocutad  en  •  fully   funded 
bails  using  advanco  procureoent  oatertal  procured  In  K*  1982.  Othttal  operations  euppott,  eatelllC«  aolatenance  and 
olhai  efforts  aaaoctattd  with  oslntslnlng  a  three  •aealtltt  operational  fotco  structure  will  continue*  The  teptit'enent 
of  ihe  prrlpr,arals  will  he  continued,  aa  wall  a*  codifications  to  the  opoiatlonsl  eoftwarc  to  euppott  loptoved  eataltlta 
capabilities. 
*•     <tJ>     MOCgAK  ACCfXPltStlKmS  AKP  n.TJEF.  EFFORTS; 
(l>  FT  »2  Ac^fpl'ahoanta;      Defrnia   Stipnot*   .'tome*  (DSF>  J[JJjhJ^JHn>_was  Jaunched.on  f  ^to. 
jtpTaea  Flight  A  which  had   loat  lit  t  t*lcjty*  attitude  determination  arttro.     Tha  Fllcht   10   launch  and  checkout  wat  sucrara- 
'  ful  and   It   was  deployed  [  J    ThU  vac  Cho   (ttat  launch  of  thef 
t 
7    The    utfllltt    li-17    spacecraft    dfalgn    waa    continued    through    FY    IjM    and    th* 
aenaor  deal**  was  coetplrtod  with  a  Critical  n«*l|-.n   Review.     Tha   satellite   £*-T7   ecneor  includaa  the   Scneor_rvo.u_tlon#ty 
Dcvclopoent   capability,    tha    aecoad   color    *£*%' ion~  -        -       "J  '^    #    a.irvtreMe    eter    srnant    which 
fa  tha   laat   oajot   cooponrnc   on  the  aatalllta  to   I*   mi^i-ar  hardened.      Advance  procureocnt   oarerlal    for    tiullkn   U-17 
waa  put    on    rnnlrarr    In   FY    1982.      Tha    Kohlta   Ccnund  Triatnal    .Iraljjn   was    Co«pUtad    and   I  ho   opHon    for   ptwd»»rt  Ir*   notta    ? 
ami   1    waa   cacieleed.      Tha    critical    dvalfin   tsvlrv    Included    flva   avatir    eubere<«nai      data    ptocfeelna.    rqutparnr ,    ejftuarr, 
coa»«iintf*(  lont,  ar.lcwu.   4 ml   transportation,      ^na    ground    atatlon    computer    tvplacmrnt    continued    Jhro.ifhn„|    rY    IMl    with 
tlia   ra  <t«cv*#nt,    chtciout    and    or*iar|«ra|    aoftwara    fart  If  Icat  (on   at    tha   Hult  l-H.tpoae    Facility   ar    l.ovfr   Am.    CO.      Th« 
I  (Iret  of    thrve    operational    eeopwfer    .«tr!nr.a    waa    replaced    at    tha    Continental    C  ton  no'    Station   (CC5).      Planning  and    elta 
i   prapafatlon  fur    «ho  aova  of    tha   SUpirfflfd    Froeoaelna,   Stat  Ion f 
)waa    completed.      The   ."avy   haa   ota-tesaod    Intatset    welm    tha   ftSff 
1  A  Havr  ob»«»ftf»r 
apynt  a  couplf  of  »<»«tha  at  th«  Qtrataaaa  <Tto«tw!  Station  Invattgartna,  tha  uaa  yf  rhla  d«ta.  Th#  Havy  la  «v»lntlnc  th* 
data  anJ   n*y    rrH»-»st    AU    Totco   a«a«atnnct[     |   T<ia  OSr   o(-at «»t ionat    ayatrwf 
(7)  Ft  IHJ  Jf.1""!"" »      r>l*  •°*»   •'  ,h#   Slnpllflrd  rtocaaalwi   Station  tof  "* 
haa  hat  a  coapUtad.     Tho  pwrpoaaef    this  aw*a  was    to   Incteaaa   tha  ( 
}  Tha  production  ur-tlon  for  Xobtla  Croun4  Tatolnala 
4-1  haa  Kara  raarclacd.  Tha  aatalllta  14-17  apaccraf t_d*»lRn  la  acheduiad  to  h»  cn«platad  with  a  critical  draltn  trvlrw 
In  Hay  Ml?.  ]«(.io«*«**t*  to  tha  aparactaft  lnr|u4a  aatal  11  ta-to-aatal  If  ta  eioaallnk  i«J  »  at  aaltic,  data  aeaaaaa  cchioad- 
ca«t  capability.  Fto^Mctlon  of  tha  arneota  an.1  apacacraft  for  aalallltra  U  and  l>  will  bcjln.  lnt#Ktatlon  of  05F 
aat*llft«s  to  th«  Titan  III  ( )<n)/!n*tt  lal  Uppal  &ta«a  and  Shwtt  la/ln«rt  lal  Upnar  Star.a  will  conttnua.  Tha  fltat  Sanaar 
Evolutionary  IVvflopwit  aatelUto  will   bo  dallvctcd.     The  nafof    lopfwvcmrnto  on  th#aa  satalllt^a  ara   toprovrdf 
Jadvancrd    thvioat    control    iM    an| 
t.Tlie    J-.Q.  ^falatanr    Wuf*    fftM.mlMif/»i    »»t«Uil«r    w<, lih_x».?_lh 9_  j>j. t*jty   H.»b|lf   Croind   Tarotnal    c«»«>«»unlcat  tent 
capabUI:y,    will    **    tap«t*li  »f,tJ   to   m«(    thp   tlohll*   Cto<ind    Tarolnal    rriufrf^nta    f  or  r~ 
J    The    ground    station   c««rut«r    frplaraoont    will    bo    rooplvtcd    and    the 
|'atlph*i«l   crp|*e*««nt   will   hv(|ln. 
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FroRrae  Eleeentt  t)J}\}t 
000  HI* ■  Ion  Ateat  "strategic  Surveillance^ 
J 
TI t 1 e i   De [*J\2*   Support  frntf aa _ 
Budgat~A~ctlvfty:  Sftatcistc^Progtaei,  /3 
(J)  FT  l»j  Manned  Ptogran  and  »»e|a  for  FT  HjU  RDTtE  Hequfiti  Tht  development  of  the  ••telltte/ 
launch  vehicle  coaaatlotllty  will  continue.  The  current  plan  la  to  launch  the  b7fense  Support  Frograa  (DSf*)  eatelltt»e 
on  tha  following  launch  vehicle  combinational  Satallltea  12  and  6F,  on  the  Titan  lit  Q4Q)/|n«r  t  laj  Upper  Stwgcj  eatelllte 
SK  ^n  the  Titan  111  Qt0)/Ttenatage  and  eatallltea  H  anj  beyond  on  the  Shiitt  le/lncrt  lal" Upper  Stafje.  Tha  dealgn  for  tha 
ground  atatlon  enapatlblllcy  with  aatellitea  14-17  w~ilT~b"eglrt  In  KT~i$iB4.  the  ground  station  changre  will  he  required 
became  of  t»>«  Dafoiiee  Syetea  Acqwlattten  lavlaw  Council  (DSAXC)  direction  to  upgrade  DSP  eurvtvablllty  with  aatat llte-to- 
aateilitg  croaillnfc[  ]•  aecond  color  focal  pUnef 
"|a  atealon  data  aeMcga  rebroedcaet  capability  [ 
Jand| 
JThe  eroeallnk  will  neceaattate  front  end  chan|ca  to  allow  the  ctoaallnkcd  and  noncroasllnked  data  to  bo 
eepetated  for  eroceaalnf,.  In  addition,  Adaptive  equalliete  will  be  tiled  f 
")   The  aecond  color  focal  plane  will  require  software  changea  and  eo»*  additional  pro- 
ceaalnf  capability.  Tha  eleeJon  date  euaeage  tabroadcaat  capability  will  require  a  new  ttanealtter  , 
will  tcqotra  aoftware  for  autoartlng  «*»re  of  tha  atatue  and  eoaoandlng  and  to  determine  eatclttte  ephroerte.  Tha  above 
RDTiF.  eoat  eatlaatee  were  generated  by  the  ptograa  office  uelng  contractor  tr.pwta  and  riper  (<nce.  on  elnllar  modlf Icat lone 
In  tha  paat.  Other  planned  effoita  In  FY  19H4  are  the  proeureaent  of  eatellltea  16  anJ  17  (aitvanc*  procurement  nateilal 
piocxieil  I"  FT  1902).  completion  of  peripheral  r»ptace*cnt  funding,  atait  of  the  l-ar«c  Fraceeelng  Station  aatclllte  It 
cw«i  at  (Mllty  retrofit  end  «odif  tcatl>.<<  of  operational  aoftware  to  euppott  the  new  satellite. 
(4)  (U)  ffoijtf  ro  Coaptation;  Thla  la  a  continuing  progrea.  RDTIC  funding  will  aupport  aatellllc/ 
eyatea  davelapawnt  In  aupport  of  Oeparteent  of  Defenea  requl reocnt n.  Frlaary  eapkaale  will  be  directed  toward  ellal- 
narlng  or  elnloltlng  opeiatlonal  eaptoynent  daflrlenclee  and  vwlneraht lltlra,  the  uaa  of  t.ie  Space  Shut t le/fnert f «1 
Uppat  Stage  In  llru  of  the  fltan  IliC,  the  d*»ve lnj%«ene  of  a  eurvlvahle  DSP  ayatre  thfnugh  Mobile  Cround  Tefalnala  and 
aatelllle  upcieJea,  and  the  adequacy  of  the  ground  atatlon  date  vr°ccaetng  capability. 
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f.  Oallwry  of  natelltm  F4 
C.  Dellveiy  of  Dual   Satellite  aoftware 
II.  D»li»p»y  of   Surailtte  #8 
1.  Delivery  nf   Satellite  if 
J.  Dvtlvrty  of  Satellite  If 
 
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OoO  Nlaalon.Arra:  Strategic  Survelllaneef               J  gudget  Activity:   Stf '.r^'lc  p'rofiMna,  M 
K.  Delivery  of  Sl*plif led  Froceealng  Station  (SFS)  Dee  1978 
Q.  Retrofit  of  Titan  III(J40)/Ineftl4l  Upper  Stage  (IUS)  Compatible  Jun  1961 
Satellite  Complete 
£•  I 
ik      S.  Move  of  the  Sloollf led  Proeeatlne  Station  to  tut  one  Nov  1982 
T.  Retrofit  of  Satellita  SR  eaenlgtt  »(4Q  a  1982)  IQ  CT  19C3 
U.  Completion  of  Coaputer  Rcplaeeacnt  2Q  CT  1983 
W.  Satellite  #14  Qeliver*     _  ^   »(4q  CT  1985)  IQ  CT  1986 
"TI  Satellite  launchee  Aa  required 
*  Date  presented  In  PT  1983  Descriptive  Sumarj. 
ET.PUIHA7I0H  OP  MILESTONE  CRANCF.S 
/ 
T.  Satellite  delivery  hat  slipped  due  to  eolder  joint  proble*  In  the  aentor. 
V.  IOC  haa  ellpped  due  to  slip  In  deatgn  effort  and  to  allow  tlac  foe  Initial  Operational  Teat  and  Evaluation. 
V.  Slip  due  to  the  sore  definitive  nature  of  the  deatgn  and  production  progtaat. 
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Budget  Activity:  Struggle  ?ro%t»»*t   #3 
Prograa  Eleaant:  '  e'HAllF,  Defense  Support  •rot.ras 
Test  and  Evaluation  Djta 
I.  Developaent  Teat  and  Evaluation:  The  Defense  Support  "rograa  hae  been  designed,  developed,  tested  and  deployed 
aa  an  operational  *~yetea  In  ch«  early  fa/O'e.  The  ayatea  la  •  claealflcd  apace  prograa  eonelettng  of  ground  control  anJ 
readout  etattona  time  receive  data  fro*  aetellltee,  procee*  the  data,  and  prta«nt[  ] 
Information  to  the  National  Coaoend  Authorities  and  »l  lltary  cnaaandere  for  decleton-aaklng  purposee.  The  prograa  sen- 
der li  the  Air  Forco  Syatea  Coeaand'a  Spec*  Olvtilon.  Spaeo  Coaund  It  the  ayatea  operator.  Development,  Teat  and 
Evaluattan/Intilal  Operational  Teat  and  Evaluation  en  the  prototypo  Stapllfled  rreceeelng  Station  wae  coapleted  In 
1978.  Over  the  neat  eeverat  yeara  three  aajor  ayatea  upgrades  will  require  Oevelopoent  Teat,  and  evaluation.  They  ar« 
the  Senaor  Evolutionary  Developaent  endf  ]up,*r«dei{  tha  Mobile  Ground  Toralnals;  end 
the  Satellite  1*  and  Beyond  aurvlveblllty  upgradae.  The  Senaor  Evolutionary  Development  aatellltea  will  have  an 
Increasing  nuaber  of^  "J  The  aejor  ayatea  laproveaente  resulting  froa  thla  Increase 
la  aa  followat  J 
(  During  rt   82  the  flrat  aatelllte  with  an  Adtaneti 
Ataoepherfe  lurat  locator  wea  launched  and  teated.  Three  upgrades  have  three  different  eieaente:   the  aatelllte,  the 
"  aoftware  aodlflcettone  and  tha  ground  atatlon  upgrade  which  involves  replacing  the  coaputere.   The  ceneor  portion  of 
tiit  aatelllta  la  Wing  proJucod  by  Aerojet  ClectroSyatea*  Corporation,  the  [  jaenaor  are 
produced  by  the  Sandla  Corporation,  $t*4  «ha  epacecraft  la  being  produced  and  Integrated  by  TI!W,  Incorporate!.  Develop- 
aent, Teat  and  Evaluation  will  be  perforaed  at  the  Aerojet  KUrrruSyet e«*  Corporation  and  TRU  facilities  prior  in 
ftoveriwwmt  acceptance,  which  la  scheduled  for  flaeal  year  1903.  Tha  aatellltea  will  then  l-e  etnred  until  thora  la  a 
launch  requirement .  The.  cewtputera  ere  being  replaced  at  all  Defenaa  Support  Trojiraa  location*  by  Aerojet  Electro- 
Sy»tf»«  Corforat fun.  Thfe  replacement  la  scheduled  to  l*»  coapleted  by  flaeal  year  19*1.  Development,  Teat  and  Evalua- 
tion la  being  accoapllaheJ  en  thla  replaceaent  In  conjunction  with  acceptance  testing.  Tha  ground  atatlon  peripheral 
replacement  la  funded  In  FT  8J-84,  and  will  be  teated  In  the  ease  aannar  ee  tha  rnaputer  replacement.  Tha  ayatea 
enftverr  la  being  aodlfled  to  eccoraodate  the  Senaor  Evolutionary  Development  aatctlltea  by  Internal  luv.«l  Kwalneea 
Hachlnee  Cnrporot Ion.  Developaent,  Teat  and  Evaluation  -Jill  be  icecapllahed  prior  to  turnover  to  Strategic  Air  CoaaanJ 
echcJ.ilcd  lor  ftecal  year  198*.  Whan  tha  flrat  Sensor  Evolutionary  Development  aatelllte  la  launched.  Air  Tore*  Systems 
Comwanj  will  accomplish  •  ayatea  level  Development,  T»at  and  Evaluation  to  Inaure  *hal  all  elementa  of  the  ayatea  work 
together.  Including  tha  aatelllte,  the  ground  ate. 'on  hardware  and  the  aoftware.  The  purpoae  of  the  Hoblle  Ground 
Tcralnsla  Is  to  provide  aurvlvabl tlty  to  the  Defense  Support  Program  ground  proccaelng  and  cravmtcitlon  eleaents 
through  mobility.  They  will  use  the  saa«  computer  hardware  end  aoftware  aa  tha  Slaplifled  rroceeslng  Station.  The 
pr|»e  contractor  la  International  Business  Hachlnee  Corporation.  Developaent,  Teat  and'Evatuatton  will  he  accomplished 
on  the  antenna  which  la  aew  and  at  the  Hoblle  Ground  Teralnal  syatea  level  to  enaura  that  the  Kohl  la  Croimd  Veralnal 
ran  aret  (la  aohlllty  and  communication  goata.  rrlaary  coaaunlcatlona  are  provided  by  the  MoMle  Co-wunl cat  tons 
Teralnal  which  will  be  repackaged  ta  aeet  the  Hoblle  Ground  Teralnal  requlreaente.  Tha  repackaged  Hoblle  Coawunlcallon 
:m  ivo
Budget  Activity:  Strategic  Froprajg,  H 
Program  EleacntI  l\2'kYl¥t   Defenec  Support  Program 
Terminal  will  be  Included  In  the  Development,  Test  and  F.ri!«'*Uon.   Satellite  14  and  beyond  will  Include  several  survi- 
vability upgrades  directed  by  e  Defense  System  Acquisition  Review  Council.  [ 
\  Development  of  these  satellites  started  In  late  Metal  year  I9S1  and  tha  first  will  be  delivered 
In  late  fteeel  year  i486.  Tho  ground  nation  end  software  modifications  ere  being  defined.  Tt.e  Development,  Test  and 
Evaluation  program  for  these  upgrades  will  be  similar  to  the  Sensor  Evolutionary  Developitnt,  Tsst  and  Evaluation 
program. 
2.  (II)  Operational  Test  end  Evaluation! 
•  « 
a.       Combined  Development  Test  and  f.vetuatlon  (DTiE)  and  Initial  Operational  Test  and  Evaluation  (I0TIE)  was 
performed  on  the  Oefenee  Support  Frograo  (DSP)  prototype  Simplified  Proceeetng  Station  (SfS)  (roa  26  August  1976  to 
t  Muvembcr  1979  at  Vendenberg  Air  Force  Base,  California.  (_ 
7  The  Space  and  Mlsclle  System  Orgsnlcatlon  (SAKSO)  was 
responsible  fnv  DT4E  while  the  Air  Force  Teat  and  Evaluation  Center  (AFTEC),  aaaiated  by  pereonnel  from  the  Aerospace 
Defense  Coaaand  (operating  command  for  DSP),  managed  and  conducted  I0T4E. 
*•  ,  r 
J  The  objectives  were  to  evaluate  the  system's  performance  and  to  eetftute  the  reliability,  availability  and 
maintainability  of  *n  operationally  deployed  system.  The  WT4E  report.  October  1979,  Identified  three  major  deficien- 
cies which  would  prevent  the  SfS  from  being  operationally  uaeful.  Theee  were: 
(i)     r 
<»>     f 
(3)  (U)  Raeesalve  co*p«f er»generatcd  message  error  rate  -  Hlselen  messagee  v«re  periodically  rejected  at  the 
data  distribution  center  because  of  parity  error.  As  a  result,  mlsolon  messsgea  were  lost. 
C.      Additionally,  the  WT1K  operational  availability  wasf  J 
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f.  The  systcao  Integration  office  (S10)  at.llQ  ADCOM  conducted  t  two-atep  certification  prnceae  of  the  SI'S, 
Initially  for  low-speed  teletype  and  liter  for  ht&h-epeed  dec*.  The  SIO  certification  vst  cocpletcd  (n  May  1982, 
result  Ins  In  on  SPS  Umtt»A  nnftrartr.mil  rapaMHry  ««  «*  Ha»  1QB?.  CINCHORAO  vat  briefed  on  30  August  reBCfding  6P3 
statu*  and  approved  proceeding  to  full  operational  capability  (FOC)  on  2  Septeabar  1982.  [ 
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%.  (U)  The  total  SPS  OT&E  effort  identified  84  deficiencies  and  26  progrna  enhanceaenta.  AFTEC  tcralnated  its 
aonltor  role  upon  declaration  of  FOC. 
h.       A  FT  EC  wont  tored  _**»*_  _sAcZf  °!Hlgt-*a-  Ji1*?*- 1  -JPTi  — "f— '.*"— I 
DS-f-  *  **l*  -P/0^"1  * '  "I  * ' " '  * on  "Pf  r"*g  ( -PSU)  | 
.  '         "      .       j  Tceclng  waa  deferred  until 
IOTIE  phase  II  due  to  the  United  cittlparnt  configuration  at  thef    *\  rhaae  II  hfgan  15  September  at( 
land  ia  expected  to  he  completed  by  31  Rcceaber  1982.  The  I.PSU  la  a  ayetra  which  shall  provide 
the  D5P  with  a  Maintainable  around  cowputer  environment  at  C0HU5  and  oversew*  ground  atationa  to  satisfy  current  program 
ren.ulrco«nta  and  to  accoaaodate  the  new  atnsor  evolutionary  development  (SCO)  t<y  an  upirn'e  of  the  current  data  reduc- 
tlon  central  (DRC)  eysteb.  The  upgrade  includea  the  rcpiaec-eens  of  soae  DT.C  hardwarn  components  wdh  of f-thr-«helf 
tqutpatnt  and  alnor  ao'tuare  changee  for  the  new  equlpaejit.  Sii  separate  coaputer  hardware  etrlnfte  will  he.  delivered 
to  operational  syetca  and  teeted.   On a  etrlng  la  at  the, 
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It  (U)  OT4C  for  the  sensor  *«alutlonary  development  satellites  H/6R,  ground  cooaunicatlon  network 
upgrade,  *t\4   the  eatallft*  U-17  wpgradee  la  currently  In  advance  planning. 
J.  (U)  Test  planning  Is  (a  prngreaa  for  ehe  AFTJCC  aanageJ  IOT4E  of  the  DSP  nnbil*  ground  syctea  (HC5).  Tlae  fraae 
for  the  MGS  JOUR  la  early  1981.  TV»  MOS  Is  being  developed  to  enhance  the  aurvlvabl lity  of  03P  data  In  pre-,  trana-, 
and  pnat-attark  environment*  through  uae  of  aebile,  truck  aounted  data  processing,  nnd  eooauniretlona  terminals,  I.e., 
•ohle  r.rountl  teratosis  (HCTe)  »n4  aobla  eo«Munlcat lona  teralnaia  (MCTe)  reaped  I  vely.  The  HOT  element  of  the  systea 
co«pIrred  final  rrlttcal  design  review  (COt)  in  July  1982  and  fabrication  of  the  teralnaia  la  underway.  The,  HCTe  will 
be  rr.i.'Ckaged,  Aray-provf dad  Jaa  >t»ietant  Secure  Coaaonicat ton  teralnaia.  Contractor  selection  for  this  repackaging 
efforr  !a  underway.  1
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k.   (U)  0T4E  Report*  published! 
(1)  (U)  SrS  I0T1E  Test  Men  Mcul  Report,  October  1979  (S). 
(3)  (0)  SrS  Phase  I  FOTAI  ri«»l  Report,  April  1980  (S). 
3. 
(3)  (U)  SPS  Phaeo  I  70UE  rttul  Report,  October  1981  (S). 
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