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Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
Director  of  Naval  History,  Washington  Navy  Yard,  Washington,  DC  20374 
Command  History  -  1981 
(a)  OPNAVINST  5750. 12C 
Encl:   (1)  1981  History  of  the  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
1.   In  accordance  with  reference  (a),  enclosure  (1)  is  forwarded. 
JAMES  L.  LAW 
Acting  Deputy 
Copy  to:   (w/o  annexes) 
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(This   page    is    unclassified) 
NAVAL    INTELLIGENCE   COMMAND 
COMMAND   HISTORY 
CY    19  81 
COMMAND   ORGANIZATION 
6  JAN    81:       (U)      Relocated    Naval    Investigative    Service    from    the 
Hoffman   Building,    Alexandria,    Va. ,    to  NIC-1   Building, 
Suitland    Federal   Center,    Suitland    Md. 
JAN    81:       (U)      The   Command  Senior  Chief    (C   S/C)    Headquarters/ 
CTF-16  8  position  was  established  as  a  collateral  duty; 
in  accordance  with  OPNAVINST  530  0, 3B  and  NAVTNTCOMINST 
5400. IB. 
23  FEB    81:       (U)      Established    NIC-05,    Assistant   Commander,    Naval 
Intelligence  Command  for   Data  Management  and  Produc- 
tion.     CAPT   R.  E.    MULLEN    assigned    as    first   incumbent. 
NIC-31   disestablished,    with  mission,   functions,   and 
personnel    transferred    to    NIC-0  5.      See  NAVINTCOMNOTE 
5450   of   23    February    1981.       (annex   1) 
FEB    81:       (U)      Senior  Executive   Service    (SES)    positions   were 
established   for  Technical   Directors    (TDs)    in   the   Naval 
Intelligence   Processing   System  Support   Activity    (NIPSSA) 
and  the   Naval    Intelligence  Support  Center    (NISC) . 
24  APR   81:       (U)    CDR   Charles    E.    SLACK,    III,    USN    relieved    CDR  Jane 
F.    RENNINGER,    USN   as   Project  Manager    for   the    Integrated 
Automated    Intelligence   Processing    System    (IAIPS). 
APR   81:       (U)      Second   Annual   NIC   Sailor   of    the   Year   ceremony 
held  at   NIC    Building    #1.       (RADM   J.    L.    BUTTS,    USN) 
STS1    (SS)    Jonathan    DELANO,    USN,   NISC,    selected   as 
NIC    Sailor  of    the    Year. 
APR  81:       (U)      The  Navy  Field   Operational    Intelligence  Office 
(NFOIO)    reorganized   after    its   relocation   from   Fort 
Meade,    MD    to   the   Suitland   Federal  Center. 
15  JUN    81:       (U)      CAPT    E.    L.    DEWISPELAERE,    USN,    detached    as    NIC-04/ 
OP-009D/OP-0  09K   under   PCS   orders.      CAPT  M.    L.    McCUTCHAN, 
USN    (NIC-OOH)    assumed   additional    duty   as  Assistant 
Commander    for  Security    (NIC-04/    US    Navy  SSO/SAO   Acting). 
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29  JUL  81 
(U)   NAVINTCOMNOTE  5450  established  the  position  of 
Assistant  Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command  for 
Manpower,  Personnel,  and  Training  ( NAVINTCOM-01) .   All 
billets  and  personnel  attached  to  NIC-22L,  222,  223 
(less  the  NIC-223  GS-05/05  billet),  and  02R  (less  NIC- 
02RS);  all  billets  and  personnel  attached  to  the  Attache 
Affairs  Division  (NIC-32);  and  all  billets  and  per- 
sonnel assigned  to  the  Suitland  Branch  Office  (NIC-OOP) 
of  the  Consolidated  Civilian  Personnel  Office  were 
reassigned  to  the  new  NIC-01.   CAPT  Clinton  D.  Schneider 
was  assigned  as  first  incumbent.   The  previous  NIC-01 
(Assistant  Commander  for  Research  and  Development)  was 
redesignated  NIC-OOR,  Staff  Assistant  for  Research  and 
Development.   See  NAVINTCOMNOTE  5450  of  29  JUL  81. 
(annex  2) 
4  AUG  81 
6  AUG  81 
24  AUG  81 
(U)   ISCS  G.  L.  COBURN  reported  aboard  NIC-01  as  the 
Military  Training  Section  Leader.   In  addition,  he 
was  designated  Command  Senior  Chief  for  NICHQ. 
(U)  CDR  Charles  M.  McCLAIN  reported  aboard  as  Head, 
Reserve  Plans/Programs/Administration  (NIC-13).  CDR 
A.  ABEL  (NIC-13)  was  transferred  to  DIA. 
R  J. 
(U)   CDR  C.  W.  ZSCHOCK  reported  aboard  as  the  Division 
Director  for  Training  (NIC-12).   He  also  assumed  the 
position  of  NIC  Newsletter  Editor. 
31  AUG  81 
31  AUG  81 
(U)   Updated  the  mission  and  functions  of  the  EEO  Office 
in  accordance  with  NIC  ser  2192  of  15  Jul  1981. 
(U)   CAPT  M.  L.  McCUTCHAN,  NIC-OOH,  assumed  additional 
duties  as  NIC-OOB,  relieving  CAPT  W.  H.  CAMPBELL  as 
Deputy  Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command,  upon  the 
occasion  of  CAPT  CAMPBELL'S  retirement. 
4  SEP  81 
(U)   CAPT  D.  T.  BURROWS,  U-SN  was  relieved  as  NIC-03 
and  CTF-168  by  CAPT  T.  H.  CURRY,  USN. 
15  SEP  81 
(U)   Modified  the  functions  of  the  Management,  Planning 
and  Control  Infrastructure  (MPCI)  to  include  command 
long  range  planning  and  architecture.   (See  NAVINTCOM- 
INST  5200. 5A,  annex  3) 
21  SEP  81: 
(U)   CAPT  Duane  L.  FEUERHELM  reported  on  board  as 
the  Assistant  Commander  for  Manpower,  Personnel  and 
Training. 
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28    SEP    81:       (U)       CAPT  M.    L.    McCUTCHAN,    NIC-OOH,    was    relieved    by 
CAPT   D.    A.    DEMARIS   as   Assistant  Commander    for  Security 
(NIC-04/US    Navy  SSO/SAO). 
30   SEP   81:       (U)    The  Naval    Intelligence   Command's  organization, 
missions,    and    relationships    to    subordinate   commands 
were   promulgated  as    NAVINTCOMINST   5450. 8A   dated 
30   Sep   81.    (annex    4) 
1   OCT    81:       (U)      Naval    Investigative   Service    became   a    second 
echelon   command.      The  mission  of    the   Naval    Intelligence 
Command  was  modified    to   delete   reference    to  counter- 
intelligence  and    investigative    responsibilities.      See 
OPNAVNOTE   5450    of    1    Sep    81.    (annex   5) 
7   OCT    81:       |  NAVINTCOM  Goals    and    Objectives    for  FY   82-86   were 
published   as   the    initial  step    in   developing   the   command- 
wide   Management,    Planning    and    Control   System    (MPCS). 
See    NAVINTCOMINST   S5200.6A   of    7   Oct    1981.    (annex   6) 
23  OCT    81:       (U)      Promulgated    NAVINTCOMINST   5450. 7A,    containing 
the  missions  and  functions    of   NAVINTCOM  subordinate 
canmands.       (annex   7) 
10   NOV  81:       (U)      CAPT    D.    L.    FEUERHELM   was    assigned    as    the    Project 
Officer    of   the   Navy  and  Marine  Corps    Intelligence 
Training    Center    (N/MITC)    and   Mr.    H.    Baumgardner   as 
Deputy  Project  Officer. 
18    NOV  81:       (U)       CAPT  M.    L.    McCUTCHAN    was    relieved    by  CAPT    L.    0. 
SMITH  as   Deputy  Commander,    Naval    Intelligence   Command. 
NOV  81:       (U)      A   new  Basic    Performance    Appraisal    Program    (BPAP) 
was   published   for   the   Naval    Intelligence   Command. 
1   DEC    81:       (U)      Promulgated    the    first   Naval    Intelligence   Command 
Mid/Long   Range   Plan.    (annex_8>
NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  COMMAND 
COMMAND  HISTORY 
CY  1981 
SUMMARY    OF    OPERATIONS 
29    JAN    81 
(U)      The    reconfiguration  of    the    SEAWATCH    room   was 
completed,    which  makes   room   for   the    installation   of   the 
TASS   and   TIP    processors. 
20    FEB    81 
27    FEB    81 
      A   list  was    prepared    to   provide    the   FLTCINCs   with 
1981    Collection  Priorities    and    significant    information 
gaps    in   various   categories    of   operational   and   technical 
intelligence.      These    requirements,    derived    from   NFOIO, 
NISC,    and   NFOIO   Det   Suitland   inputs,    are    being   provided 
for    information   and    collection  planning    purposes,    and 
are    limited    to   requirements    which   logically  can    be 
collected    by   fleet   assets. 
(U)      Commenced   consolidation  of   Naval    Intelligence 
training    now  conducted    at   FITCLANT,    Norfolk,    VA;    AFAITC, 
Lowry  AFB,    Denver,    CO;   NIPSTRAFAC,    Key   West,    FL;    and 
LFTCLANT,    Little   Creek,    VA   to    be    established    at   the    new 
Navy/Marine  Corps    Intelligence   Training   Center    (N/MITC), 
Dam  Neck,    VA   and    ready    for    training    during    FY86.
FEB    81:       (U)      Granted    authority    for   Fleet  CINCs   and    CNM    (MAT- 
091)    to    establish  Gamma   Sub-custodians   at   their   respec- 
tive  subordinate   commands    (less  contractors). 
FEB    81:       (U)      Established   a  Gamma   Control   Center    (GCC)    at    the 
Headquarters,    U.S.    Coast  Guard,    Washington,    D.C.. 
6   MAR   81:       (U)      The   Secretary  of    the   Navy   approved    a  Meritorious 
Unit  Commendation  award    for   the   Atlantic    Forward   Area 
Support  Team   ( LANTFAST/CTG   168.2)    for   the    period    1 
January    19  79    through    31   May    19  80.       LANTFAST  moved    into 
the   renovated  firehouse  on   the   CINCLANT  compound.      This 
location  provides   LANTFAST,    for   the    first   time,    suffi- 
cient  space    for   offices,   analysis   laboratories,   and 
equipment  maintenance/repair   benches. 
11   MAR   81:       (U)      A  special   program   for  an  Actions   Data    base  was 
completed    for  NIC-OOH. 
13   MAR   81:       (U)      Commander,    Naval    Intelligence   Command  hosted  the 
Intelligence  Training  Scheduling  Conference  at  Fleet 
Intelligence  Training  Center,  Atlantic,  Norfolk,  Va. 
Summary  report   of   conference    included   as    annex    9. 
15   MAR   81:       (U)      The    COINS    TASS    system,    a    PDP    11/70    was    installed 
in    the    SEAWATCH    computer   room. 
30   MAR   81:       (U)      As    approved    by   the    Deputy  COMNAVINTCOM  on  30   Mar 
1981,    a    new  Collection  Operations    Division    (TF    168H)    was 
established.      Formerly  the  Collection  Operations  Branch 
(TF    16  8CO)    of    the    Collection   Management    Division,    the 
new   division  was  created   because   of   the    increasing 
importance   and    visibility  of    its  overt    human    intelligence 
responsibilities,    its   recent  and  near-term  projected 
growth,    and   management   considerations.      The   new  Division 
Director   is  Mr.    Robert  R.   Hart. 
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8   APR  81:       (U)       Issued   NAVINTCOMINST   5354.1    to    establish   a   combined 
NAVINTCOM   Human  Relations   Council   and   Equal    Employment 
Opportunity  Committee. 
8   APR   81:       (U)      The  ACS    C-system  was    transferred    from  ODSI    in 
Gaithersburg    to   NIC-2. 
14   APR   81:       (U)      CTG   168.6   completed   its   relocation    from   Balboa, 
Panama    to   Rodman  Naval    Station,    Panama.      This  move   was 
accomplished    to    improve    office    security  and    to  consoli- 
date  billeting,    messing,    offices    and    collection  platform 
locations   at  Rodman.
15  APR  81 
16  APR  81: 
22  APR  81: 
(U)   CDR  Stephen  Argubright  reported  on  board  as  the 
senior  military  officer  in  TF  168  Collection  Operations 
Division  (TF  168) 
(a)   DPI  Coutu  was  selected  as  NIPSSA's  Sailor  of  the 
Year  and  was  awarded  the  Navy  Achievement  Medal  at  NIC 
Headquarters • 
(U)   The  Security  Management  System,  the  first  of  the 
IDMS  Systems  was  completed  and  turned  over  to  NIC-44. 
13  MAY  81 
(U)   A  program  was  completed  to  extract  specified  data 
from  the  Air  and  Seaplane  Stations  of  the  World  (ASSOTW) 
for  NISC-61. 
16  MAY  81 
(IT)   Relocated  Intelligence  Analysis  Division,  Navy 
Field  Operational  Intelligence  Office,  from  Friendship 
Annex,  Baltimore-Washington  Airport,  to  NIC-2  Building, 
Suitland  Federal  Center,  Suitland,  MD.   This  was  the 
last  major  relocation  incident  to  the  COMNAVINTCOM 
consolidation  plan,  completing  the  consolidation  begun 
in  1978. 
29  MAY  81 
(U)   Recommended  to  U.S.  Justice  Department  through  CNO- 
OP-09B1  that  Foreign  Nationals,  attorneys,  or  U.S. 
citizens  representing  Foreign  National  requests  under 
FOIA  be  denied.   Similar  recommendation  would  apply  to 
U.S.  citizens  who  are  fugitives  from  justice.
12  JUN   81:       (U)      Met  with  NJAG   to   determine    release    for  Congressional 
request    for  classified   investigative   report   of    the    1969 
EC    121    incident. 
JUN  81:  (U)  CLIPPER  TROOP  Program  Manual  revised  and  promulgated 
This  was  a  major  revision  that  coordinated  the  management 
and    resources    affecting    the   CLIPPER  TROOP    Program. 
JUN    81:       (U)      Deputy  Secretary  of    Defense  memorandum  subject: 
"Degradation  of   Operational    Readiness/Mission  Accomplish- 
ment  Due    to  Personnel   Security   Investigative   Shortfalls", 
dated   June   19  81,    established   a  moratorium  on  all   Special 
Background   Investigation  Periodic   Reinvestigations    (SBI- 
PR's).      ALNAVSSO   15-Bl    provided   procedural    guidance    to 
Navy  SSO's    to  compensate    for   the   resultant    lack   of 
investigative   coverage    for   individuals    requiring   access 
to  SCI. 
1   JUL  81:       (U)    The    IAIPS   PMO   assumed    responsibilities    as    the 
Contracting   Officers  Technical   Representative. 
10    JUL   81:       (U)      All   N IC/NIPSSA/NISC    differences    of   opinion  with 
the   Naval   Audit  Service  were   resolved   and   an  official 
NAVINTCOM   response  was    forwarded. 
10  JUL   81:       (U)    CDR  Knute   Schmidt,    USN  relieved    CDR  Kenneth   Leon, 
USN   as   Collection   Guidance   and   Requirements    Division 
Director. 
15  JUL   81:       (U)    The   Document    Distribution   Control    System    (DDCS)    was 
restructured   for  NIC-312. 
15  JUL   81:       (U)    Second    deck,    Center  Wing,    NIC-1,    assigned    to 
COMNAVINTCOM   for  occupancy  by  Washington   Headquarters 
Services.      This  wing,    previously   scheduled   for  demolition, 
was   retained   by  conducting  a   structural  analysis   which 
revealed    that    it  was   sound   and    occupiable.
28  JUL  81:       (U)      The   NAVINTCOM    Affirmative   Action  Program  Plan   FY81 
was  developed   and  submitted    to   the  Chief   of   Naval 
Operations,   0P-14C    for   review   and    approval    in   accordance 
with  MD-707   and   SECNAVINST   12713.12. 
30  JUL  81:       (U)    CAPT    Richard    J.    Wilson,    USN  was   relieved    by  CDR 
F.    Scott  Wilkins,    USN   as   Director,    Collection  Management 
Division. 
JUL  81:       (U)      Nominated    Captain  Chauncey   F.   Hoffman,    CO,    NISC    for 
the   Department   of   Defense   Award   for  Advancing  the 
Employment   of   Blacks    in  Government. 
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JUL  81:       (U)      Completed    the    inspection  and    reaccreditation  of 
all    relocated  NISC   and   NFOIO   elements    to   the   Suitland 
Federal    Center. 
1    AUG  81:       (U)    The   NAVINTCOM   Information   Systems   Support    Plan    (ISSP) 
was   updatd   and    forwarded    to   NAVDAC. 
14   SEP   81:       (U)    NIC    II    Protected    Wireline    Distribution  System 
(PWDS)    was  completed. 
SEP   81:       (U)    Went  on   line    for  access    to    the    Defense    Investigative 
Service    Data  Base,    "Defense  Central    Index   of    Investi- 
gations   (DCII),"    using    IBM  .equipment    through   a   Naval 
Investigative   Service    dedicated   circuit.       (NIC-413) 
1   OCT    81:       (U)    On    1   October,    CTU    168 . 1 .2/PACFAST    DET  SUBICBAY 
was    formally  established    to   provide   specialized 
intelligence    collection  management   and   analysis 
support    primarily    to   COMSEVENTHFLT   units   deploying 
to    the    Indian  Ocean. 
1   OCT    81:       (U)      Inspector  General    (NIC-OOZ)    gave   Command    Briefing 
to  Brazilian   Director  of   Naval    Intelligence   and  his 
staff    then   hosted    a    luncheon  with  Captain   Curry  and 
Captain   Forster   prior    to    their   briefing   with  Captain 
Hoffman   at   NISC
1   OCT   81:       (U)    PRC   assumed    the    responsibility    for  OSIS    Baseline 
Software  Maintenance. 
9    OCT    81: 
26   OCT    81: 
OCT    81: 
(U)    NIC-OOZ   was    the   Chief    Inspector   for   the   Command 
Inspection   of   NFOIO. 
(U)    Congresswoman  Marjorie   S.    Holt  was    the  guest 
speaker    for  NAVTNTCOM's   National  Women's  Week   Program. 
(U)    The   Department   of    Navy   Basic    Performance   Appraisal 
Program    (BPAP)    was    established    in   the   Naval    Intelligence 
Command    effective    1  Oct    81. 
23  NOV  81:       (U)    The    second    IAIPS   Major  Program  Review   was   held.
6   DEC   81:       (U)    The   Seventh  Annual    Fleet    Intelligence   Center   Europe 
and   Atlantic    ( FICEURLANT ) /Fleet   Intelligence  Support 
Teams   Europe    and   Atlantic    (FIRSTEURLANT)    Commanding 
Officer  and   Production  Officer  Conference  was   held  at 
FICEURLANT    in  Norfolk,    VA.      Admiral    John   L.    Butts 
addressed  the   conference  on  Saturday   morning,      other 
NAVINTCOM   representativees   were  CAPT    D.    L.    Feuerhelm, 
CDR  C.    M.    McClain  and   Mrs.    Marty   Nelson. 
31  DEC    81:       (U)    For  19  81,    the   Command    (less   NIS)    received    168    FOIA 
requests,    about   20%   over   the   annual   average    of    the    past 
few    years.      Fifteen    (15)    denials   were    for   largely 
security  reasons.      Majority   were   negative   due    to 
lack  of    records   or   transfers    to    other   agencies. 
31    DEC   81:      ( u* )    Data   regarding   command   on-board   personnel   and   SCI 
control   are    included   as    annex    10. 
31    DEC    81:       (U)    EEO   Statistics    for    the   year    included  sixteen    (16) 
precomplaint   counseling    sessions    where    fourteen    (14) 
cases   were    resolved  at    the    activity    level   and    two 
became    formal    complaints. 
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