DRS-2600-926A-86 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency 
Organization,  Mission 
and  Key  Personnel 
Revised 
SEPTEMBER  1986 
Committed  to  Excellence  in  Defense  of  the  Nation 
1961  -  1986
Defense  Intelligence  Agency 
Office  of  the  Director 
Deputy  Director 
Executive  Director 
Secretariat 
General  Defense  Intelligence  Program  Staff 
Inspector  General 
Defense  Intelligence  Officers 
General  Counsel 
Directorate  for  Security  and  Counterintelligence 
Directorate  for  Operations,  Plans,  and  Training 
Directorate  for  Collection  Management 
Directorate  for  Operations  and  Attaches 
Defense  Intelligence  College 
Directorate  for  Training 
Directorate  for  Plans  and  Policy 
Directorate  for  Foreign  Intelligence 
Defense  Liaison  Detachments 
Directorate  for  Estimates 
DB  Directorate  for  Research 
DX  Directorate  for  Imagery  Exploitation 
DT  Directorate  for  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence 
JS  Directorate  for  JCS  Support 
JSJ  Directorate  for  OJCS  Intelligence  Support 
JSI  Directorate  for  Current  Intelligence 
JSW  Directorate  for  Indications  &  Warning 
JSO  Directorate  for  NMIC  Operations 
DI  Directorate  for  External  Relations 
DIA/REPS       Representatives  To  U&S  Commands  and  SHAPE 
RS  Directorate  for  Resources  and  Systems 
RS-P  Intelligence  Communications  Architecture  Project  Office 
RSM  Directorate  for  DoDIIS  Planning  and  Management 
RSE  Directorate  for  DoDIIS  Engineering 
RSI  Directorate  for  Information  Systems 
RCC  Comptroller 
RTS  Directorate  for  Technical  Services  and  Support 
RHR  Directorate  for  Human  Resources 
RSQ  Directorate  for  Procurement
PREFACE 
The  DIA  Organization,  Mission  and  Key  Personnel  booklet  is  published  to  familiarize  Agency 
personnel,  intelligence  users,  and  personnel  of  other  intelligence  and  DoD  activities  with  the 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency. 
The  booklet  provides  a  handy,  unclassified  reference  to  the  DIA  organizational  structure  and 
assignment  of  key  personnel.  It  also  provides  a  summary  of  the  mission  and  functions  or 
products/services  of  the  Agency's  organizational  components. 
The  mission,  functions,  services,  and  products  are  dynamic;  therefore,  changes  are  incorpo- 
rated into  the  booklet  at  approximately  6-month  intervals.  Any  comments,  changes,  or  suggested 
improvements  should  be  directed  to  DIA/RHR-1,  373-2652. 
LEONARD  H.  PERROOTS 
Lieutenant  General,  USAF 
Director 
Prepared  by 
The  Directorate  for  Human  Resources
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DIA  ORGANIZATION,  MISSION  AND  KEY  PERSONNEL 
TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 
Office 
Organization  Syn*01  Page 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency   DIA    * 
Office  of  the  Director   DR    j| 
Deputy  Director   DD    ^ 
Executive  Director   ^D    ' 
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Directorate  for  Operations,  Plans,  and  Training   VO 
Directorate  for  Collection  Management   DC 
Directorate  for  Operations  and  Attaches   OA 
Defense  Intelligence  College   DIC 
Inspector  General   1G 
Defense  Intelligence  Officers   DIO 
General  Counsel   "C  . 
Directorate  for  Security  and  Counterintelligence   OS   
Directorate  for  Training   OT   
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Directorate  for  Plans  and  Policy   DP  . 
Directorate  for  Foreign  Intelligence   VP  • 
Defense  Liaison  Detachments   DL  . 
Directorate  for  Estimates   DE  . 
Directorate  for  Research   DB  . 
Directorate  for  Imagery  Exploitation   DX  . 
Directorate  for  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence   DT  . 
Directorate  for  JCS  Support   J$  • 
Directorate  for  OJCS  Intelligence  Support   JSJ 
Directorate  for  Current  Intelligence   JSI  . 
Directorate  for  Indications  &  Warning   JSW 
Directorate  for  NMIC  Operations   JSO 
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Organization  Symbol 
Directorate  for  External  Relations      
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Representatives  To  U&S  Commands  and  SHAPE         D1A/REPS 
Directorate  for  Resources  and  Systems        RS 
Intelligence  Communications  Architecture  Project  Office     .   .    .  RSP 
Directorate  for  DoDIIS  Planning  and  Management        RSM 
Directorate  for  DoDHS  Engineering    RSE 
Directorate  for  Information  Systems         RSI    . 
Comptroller      
  RCC 
Directorate  for  Technical  Services  and  Support    RTS 
Directorate  for  Human  Resources         RHR 
Directorate  for  Procurement    RSQ 
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BUILDING  ABBREVIATIONS 
—  An  office  located  in  the  Pentagon 
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—  Plaza  West 
—  Washington  Navy  Yard 
—  Ames  Building 
DIA  ORIENTATION  MAP
DEFENSE  INTELLIGENCE  AGENCY 
Mission 
•  Satisfy  the  foreign  military  and  military-related  intelligence  requirements  of  the  Secretary  of 
Defense,  the  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff,  the  U&S  Commands,  other  Defense  components,  and, 
as  appropriate,  non-Defense  agencies.  This  is  done  through  internal  production  or  through 
tasking  other  Defense  components  and  coordination  with  other  intelligence  agencies. 
•  Provide  military  intelligence  for  national  foreign  intelligence  and  counterintelligence  products. 
•  Coordinate  all  Department  of  Defense  intelligence  collection  requirements  for  departmental 
needs. 
•  Manage  and  operate  the  Defense  Attache  System. 
•  Provide  foreign  intelligence  and  counterintelligence  staff  support  to  the  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff. 
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DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  (DD) 
Mission 
To  serve  as  Principal  Assistant  to  the  Director  in  all  aspects  of  Agency  programs. 
Functions 
•  Principal  Assistant  to  the  Director. 
•  Exercise  supervision  of  all  Agency  programs. 
•  Coordinate  efforts  of  major  directorates. 
•  Promulgate  guidance  and  decisions  from  the  Director. 
•  Represent  Director  during  his  absence.
DEPUTY  OIRECTOR 
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Mission 
To  serve  as  the  Principal  Coordinating  Staff  Assistant  to  the  Director  and  Deputy  Director 
in  all  aspects  of  Agency  operations. 
Functions 
•  Principal  staff  assistant  to  Director  and  Deputy  Director,  exer- 
cising day-to-day  management  of  internal  Agency  operations 
and  activities. 
•  Identify,  task,  review  and  implement  short-,  mid-,  and  long- 
range  plans  involving  full  range  of  Agency  activities. 
•  Coordinate  the  efforts  of  major  staff  elements,  ensuring  the 
most  effective  and  efficient  organizational  alignment  possible. 
to  meet  operational  requirements. 
•  Provide  oversight  for  the  acquisition,  management  and  direc- 
tion of  all  resources  allocated  to  the  Agency. 
•  Review  all  staff  actions  requiring  Command  Element  approval. 
•  Act  as  the  Agency's  designated  Senior  Official  for  Information 
Security. 
•  Exercise  direct  supervision  of  the  functions  and  activities  of  the 
Directorate  for  Security  and  Counterintelligence. 
•  Establish,  implement  and  review  policies,  plans  and  procedures 
governing  conduct  of  Agency  operations. 
•  Coordinate  and  resolve  management  and  operational  issues 
which  cut  across  organizational  lines  both  internally  and 
externally. 
•  Supervise  and  coordinate  the  activities  of  the  Secretariat. 
Mission 
SECRETARIAT 
To  assist  the  Command  Element  in  all  aspects  of  its  functions  and  provide  administrative 
and  support  services. 
Functions 
•  Central  Actions  Office  (CAO):  Receive,  assign  action  re- 
sponsibility, establish  suspense  control  and  monitor  all  action 
requests,  formal  and  informal,  levied  upon  and  within  the  DIA. 
.  Protocol  Office  (PRO):  Provide  expert  advice  on  all  matters 
pertaining  to  proper  ceremonial  forms,  courtesies,  and  eti- 
quette rendered  to  senior  visitors  to  DIA. 
.  Executive  Support  Office  (ESO):  Provide  administrative  sup- 
port to  the  Command  Element  in  the  areas  of  correspondence 
management,  security,  personnel,  budget,  records  manage- 
ment and  logistics.
EXECUTIVE  DIRECTOR 
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GENERAL  DEFENSE  INTELLIGENCE  PROGRAM  STAFF  (D/GDIP) 
Mission 
To  act  independent  of  DIA  for  all  functions  and  actions  relative  to  the  development  and 
resource  management  of  General  Defense  Intelligence  Program  and  to  provide  staff  support  to 
the  Director,  DIA,  in  his  role  as  Program  Manager. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Develops,  publishes  and  distributes  the  Program  Manager's 
Guidance  Memorandum  (PMGM)  and  all  general  Defense  in- 
telligence policy  and  instructions  for  GDIP  planning,  program- 
ming, and  budgeting. 
•  Reviews  and  evaluates  Military  Service,  U&S  Command,  and 
Agency  general  intelligence  programs  to  ensure  adherence  to 
policy  and  program  guidance  and  achievement  of  substantive 
goals  and  objectives  within  fiscal  guidelines;  develops  program 
alternatives,  as  appropriate. 
•  Develops  and  presents  the  Program  Manager's  priorities  and 
recommended  programs  for  the  GDIP. 
•  Prepares  and  presents,  with  Military  Service  and  Agency  assis- 
tance, the  GDIP  budget  submission. 
•  Directs  preparation  of  GDIP  Congressional  Budget  Justifica- 
tion Books. 
•  Prepares  GDIP  Congressional  Testimony. 
•  Tasks  GDIP  organizations  as  required  to  meet  program  man- 
agement responsibilities  and  respond  to  Congress. 
•  Identifies  and  studies  resource  issues  within  the  GDIP:  forms 
working  groups,  task  forces,  and  ad  hoc  committees  on  pro- 
gram and  management  issues  and  problems. 
•  Tasks  DIA,  the  Military  Services,  and  other  DoD  intelligence 
activities  for  support  for  GDIP  planning,  programming  and 
budgeting  actions. 
•  Serves  as  management  office  for  all  GDIP  matters.  Maintains 
liaison  with  offices  within  OSD,  OMB,  IC  Staff,  Military  Ser- 
vices, Defense  agencies,  Congressional  oversight  and  appro- 
priate committees,  and  other  activities,  as  appropriate. 
•  Coordinates  and  approves  policy,  plans,  procedures,  instruc- 
tions and  tasking  imposed  on  GDIP  activities  and  all  TDY 
and  data  calls  pertaining  to  GDIP  planning  and  programming 
matters. 
•  Tasks  DIA  functional  managers  for  support,  evaluations,  and 
advice,  including  the  effect  of  collection  programs,  both  NF1P 
and  non-NFIP,  on  the  substance  of  intelligence;  compliance 
of  proposed  programs  and  budgets  with  intelligence  guidance, 
plans  and  requirements;  relationships  between  the  GDIP  and 
other  intelligence  activities;  and  evaluation  of  intelligence  ca- 
pabilities and  status.
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Mission 
To  inquire  into  and  report  upon  matters  which  pertain  to  the  performance  of  mission 
and  the  state  of  discipline,  economy  and  efficiency  of  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency,  and  to 
perform  such  other  duties  as  may  be  prescribed  by  the  Director. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Develops  policy  and  procedures  for  inspections,  investigations, 
inquiries,  requests  for  assistance,  and  complaints;  monitors  the 
DIA  Self-Inspection  System. 
•  Inspects  all  elements  of  DIA  for  compliance  with  Executive 
Order  (EO)  12333,  United  States  Intelligence  Activities;  EO 
12065,  National  Security  Information;  Privacy  Act  of  1974; 
and  Freedom  of  Information  Act. 
•  Inspects  all  elements  of  DIA  to  promote  economy,  efficiency, 
and  effectiveness  and  to  detect  and  prevent  fraud,  waste,  and 
abuse. 
•  Conducts  criminal  investigations  into  known  or  suspected  fraud 
occurring  within  the  DIA  that  are  not  investigated  by  the 
Defense  Criminal  Investigative  Service  (DCIS). 
•  Conducts  general  inspections  to  assess  mission  performance  of 
Defense  Attache  Offices  and  Liaison  Detachments  and  special 
inspections,  investigations,  inquiries  as  to  the  operational  and 
administrative  effectiveness  of  all  elements  of  DIA. 
•  Provides  periodic  and  special  reports  to  the  Intelligence  Over- 
sight Board  under  the  provisions  of  EO  12334,  President's 
Intelligence  Oversight  Board;  and  to  the  Congress  under  the 
provisions  of  PL  95-452,  The  Inspector  General  Act  of  1978. 
•  Manages  and  operates  the  DIA  complaint  program,  excluding 
Civil  Service  grievances  and  discrimination  in  equal  employ- 
ment opportunity  (EEO)  complaints,  and  receives  and  pro- 
cesses requests  for  assistance. 
•  Serves  as  focal  point  for  DoD  Hotline  Referrals  applicable  to 
DIA 
•  Serves  as  primary  focal  point/interface  with  other  Inspectors 
General  and  comparable  inspection/investigative  entities  in 
DoD,  JCS,  the  Services,  Department  of  State,  CIA,  and  other 
governmental  organizations.
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DEFENSE  INTELLIGENCE  OFFICERS  (DIOs) 
Mission 
Save  as  the  pnncpal  substantive  intelligence  advisors  to  the  Director  and  Deputy  Director 
wrthin  theu-  appointed  geographical  and  functional  areas  of  responsibility.  RepresenTthe  Director 
and  Deputy  Rector  with  intelligence  consumers  within  the  Department  of  Defense  with  X 
elemente  of  the  Intelhgence  Community  and  with  other  Executive  Departments  and  AgendeT 
International  Organizations  and  foreign  officials.  "sencies, 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Serve  as  senior  advisors  to  the  Director  and  Deputy  Director 
and  prepare  specialized  intelligence  reports  on  issues  that  cut 
across  the  assigned  responsibilities  of  more  than  one  element 
of  the  DIA. 
•  Support  key  intelligence  users  in  OSD  and  the  JCS  to  assure 
that  the  DIA  and  the  Intelligence  Community  are  responsive 
to  their  intelligence  requirements. 
•  Interface  with  National  Intelligence  Officers  (NIOs)  on  substan- 
tive matters  of  interest  to  the  Department  of  Defense  to  ensure 
effective  Defense  representation  in  national  intelligence  efforts. 
.  Serve  as  personal  agents  of  the  Director  and  Deputy  Director 
with  the  NSC,  U&S  Commands,  and  the  military  services  in 
meeting  their  intelligence  requirements. 
•  Represent  the  Director  and  Deputy  Director  in  negotiations 
and  exchanges  of  intelligence  with  allies  and  international 
organizations. 
•  Review  Defense  Intelligence  products  to  ensure  quality,  timeli- 
ness and  relevance  to  the  needs  of  the  various  consumers.
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MIDDLE  EAST  ft  SOUTH  ASIA 
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AFRICA 
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ADMINISTRATIVE  OFFICER 
Mb.  0.  H.  Cra* 
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APPROVED 
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Leonard  H.  Pcnoots 
Lieutenant  General,  USAF 
Director
GENERAL  COUNSEL  (GC) 
Mission 
To  provide  sound  and  timely  legal  advice  to  the  Director  with  regard  to  those  matters  which 
affect  the  Agency's  ability  to  accomplish  its  mission. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Serves  as  legal  advisor  for  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency 
reporting  directly  to  the  Director. 
•  Provides  legal  advice  and  counsel  on  substantive  and  proce- 
dural questions  relating  to  the  functioning  of  DIA  and  in  con- 
nection with  the  Agency's  relationship  with  other  government 
agencies  and  private  organizations. 
•  Develops  and  reviews  the  Agency's  position  on  legislation  af- 
fecting it,  including  those  items  dealing  with  budget  and  fiscal 
matters. 
•  Represents  the  Agency  on  legal  and  public  policy  matters; 
serves  as  legal  liaison  officer  to  the  other  departments  and 
agencies. 
•  Serves  as  the  Designated  Agency  Ethics  Official. 
•  Interprets  laws,  executive  orders  and  Defense  Department 
Directives. 
•  Advises  the  Director  with  respect  to  requirements  to  be  met  in 
areas  allowing  for  administrative  discretion. 
•  Monitors  the  Agency's  responsiveness  under  the  Freedom  of 
Information  and  Privacy  Acts. 
•  Coordinates  the  Agency's  defense  with  the  Justice  Department 
in  all  law  suits. 
•  Performs  the  oversight  functions  assigned  in  Executive  Orders 
and  implementing  Agency  regulations. 
•  Coordinates  and  approves  proposed  acquisition  efforts.  Mem- 
ber, Contract  Review  Board.
GENERAL  COUNSEL 
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DIRECTORATE  FOR  SECURITY  AND  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE  (OS) 
Mission 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
"  
£™des  ?inter"te',i9ence  (CI>  staff  support  to  the  OSD, 
OJCS  and  the  U&S  Commands.  Represents  CJCS  on  na^ 
honal  level  CI  working  groups.  Manages  the  DoD  CI  produc- 
tion program.  H 
•  Acts  as  the  CI  Staff  for  OJCS. 
•  Manages  antiterrorism  and  personal  and  defensive  security 
matters.  
y 
.  Manages  the  DoD  Strategic  MDCI  Analysis  Center. 
.  Establishes  policy,  procedures  and  quality  control  for  the  Light 
Armored  Vehicle  program. 
.  Reviews  .coordinates,  develops,  and  provides  CI  policy  guid- 
K^1££rBndi  and  the  ^  **>****»* 
' ~°dUCeS i°int  "& Defenselevel multidiscipline  counterintelli- 
gence analyses  of  foreign  intelligence  threat;  maintains  a  DoD 
U  data  base  and  publishes  a  CI  production  registry. 
.  Provides  defensive  security,  CI  and  AT  training  support  for  the 
SftTrwv  ^  ?T  ^  P"10*  securi^istance 
visits  to  DAO  s  and  residences  of  attaches  worldwide. 
.Conducts  pre-employment/assignment  security  interviews- 
conducts  secunty  inspections  and  surveys  of  DIA  elements: 
adm.nisters  the  DIA  security  violation  program  and  conducts 
investigations  into  unauthorized  disclosure  of  classified  infor- 
mation; and  conducts  in-house  investigations  which  concern 
allegations  involving  DIA  personnel;  develops  and  implements 
the  DIA  Security  Education  and  Self-Inspection  Program  Man- 
ages the  DV\  identification  badge  program.  Manages  the  DIA 
Polygraph  Program. 
*  
M,a,n?9ns  the  D£  TEMPEST  program.  Assists  in  development 
of  Intelligence  Community  and  DoD  SCI  personnel,  physical 
information  and  TEMPEST  security  policy;  accredits  all  DoD 
(worldwide)  SCI  facilities  (less  NSA);  conducts  inspections  and 
monitors  TEMPEST  and  physical  security  of  all  DIA  facilities- 
provides  guard  and  locksmith  service  for  DIA  activities. 
.  Provides  SCI-billet  management,  indoctrinates  and  debriefs  all 
personnel  in  OSD.  OJCS,  and  the  Defense  agencies  (less  NSA) 
having  SCI  access;  and  approves  the  use  of  SCI  in  tactical 
training  exercises. 
•  fjfbIishes  SCI  security  policy  for  DoD  (less  NSA).  oversight  of 
SCI  security  within  DoD  (less  NSA),  and  SCI  security  training. 
•  Manages  DIA  polygraph  program.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  SECURITY  AND  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 
ADMINISTRATIVE  OFFICE/ 
BADGE  FACILITY 
(OS-A) 
Mrs.  T.  H  Rted 
2U3(  50209 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
SECURITY  AND  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 
(OS) 
cm.  c.  i.  unit,  us* 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Mi. «.  G.  Ma 
2*540  50407 
APPROVED 
Quito  J.  link 
CttSMl.USA 
Awstanl  Dtpntj  Direct* 
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 
DIVISION 
(OS-1) 
Mi.  N.  6.  Urtfw.  Ii. 
2BS27 
50411 
BRMCHES 
UlS  Camminds  CI  Support  Bunch 
(OS  1*)  76991 
CI  Opentionj  8uneh 
ICS-IBl  59M3 
Stutepc  MDCI  Umlptj  Center 
(OS  10  50409 
Withe  Secunti  end  tab- 
teiremm  8'inch  (OS-ID)  5(SH 
KS  CI  SUH  (OS-1JI  599K 
inlellitence  Mmnemenl 
Ottoe  (OS-1MI  74991 
PHYSICAL/TEMPEST 
SECURITY  DIVISION 
(OS-2) 
Mi.  I.  E.  ASemith,,  It. 
OIAC  12  984 
373-2336 
BRANCHES 
rtijlictl  Security 
(OS-ai  373  233S 
Civd  Serricei 
(OS-2BI  373  2730 
Gvttd  Centre! 
Center  373-2725 
TEMPEST  Secyritj 
3732331 
SECURITY  PROGRAMS 
DIVISION 
(OS-3) 
Mi.  D.  Kirmebertei 
MAC  F2I70 
37J-47SI 
BRUNCHES 
Penennel  Stcurit} 
|0S-3»|  373  2777 
Speciil  Actions 
(QS-3C)  373-3255 
Proce»in|  and  Cenfeel 
(OS-30)  373  2757 
Porfiuph 
373  2747 
SECURITY  POLICY  AND 
OPERATIONS  DIVISION 
(OS4) 
ITC  R.  W  Kept*.  USA 
OtAC  £4422 
373-37II 
MARCHES 
Security  Optntiem 
I0S-4A,  373-3544 
Compirtmente*  Security  Pelkf 
•JS-4B)  373-3791 
Callitnil  Security  Perficj 
(OMO  373-2771 
Secytitj  Education 
373-2921
DIRECTORATE  FOR  OPERATIONS,  PLANS,  AND  TRAINING  (VO) 
Mission 
Direct  the  management  of  multidisciplinc  collection  requirements  in  support  of  the  Secre- 
tary of  Defense,  Chairman  of  the  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff,  Unified  and  Specified  Commands,  the 
Military  Services,  other  Defense  agencies,  and  National  level  decisionmakers. 
Ensure  development  and  operation  of  an  integrated  and  survivable  all-source  requirements 
and  collection  operations  management  system  within  the  DoD  for  peace,  crisis  management 
and  wartime  support. 
Ensure  development  of  coordinated  defense  intelligence  planning  and  support  during  crisis 
and  war. 
Direct  and  review  activities  of  DIA  functional  managers  for  S1G1NT,  1MINT,  HUMINT, 
Measurement  and  Signature  Analysis  Intelligence  (MASINT)  and  Training. 
Exercise  on  behalf  of  the  Director,  DIA  the  DoD  HUMINT  Manager  responsibilities  and 
ensure  coordinated  planning,  functioning,  and  implementation  of  the  HUMINT  Plan  by  the  DoD 
HUMINT  system. 
Direct  and  supervise  development  of  the  policy,  plans,  and  programmatic  basis  for  defense 
intelligence  activities,  to  include  Tactical  Intelligence  and  Related  Activities  (TIARA). 
Ensure  development  of  a  coordinated  DoD  program  to  satisfy  the  intelligence  training 
requirements  for  both  civilian  and  military  personnel  of  DIA  Services,  and  OSD. 
Direct  and  supervise  the  operations  and  performance  of  the  Directorates  for  Collection 
Management;  Attaches  and  Operations;  Plans  and  Policy;  Training;  and  the  Defense  Intelligence 
College. 
Direct  and  supervise  the  development  of  intelligence  on  U.S.  PW/MIA  personnel  and  main- 
tence  of  appropriate  data  base. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
Products,  services,  and  expanded  mission  statements  for  sub- 
ordinate Directorates  are  listed  separately  under  each.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  OPERATIONS,  PLANS,  AND  TRAINING 
APPROVED 
MANAGEMENT  SUPPORT  STAFF 
(VOMS) 
Ml.  F.  »»tpri 
n?n 
Wit 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR 
OPERATIONS,  PLANS,  AND  TRAINING  <VO) 
mii  K  I.  W.  ShyftH.  US*  SM75 
3EZS9 
3E?S9 
VICE  OEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Mi.  t.  V.  Htlki.  Ji. 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
COl  I.  K.  Dun.  US* 
57310 
7U7t 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  COLLECTION  MANAGEMENT 
(DC) 
M  C.  S.  Uatktat.  UW 
70)21 
S71SI 
l.Jh.  Shuttlt  / 
lrif(4itr  CwWftl.  USA 
DtpntjOinclH 
SPECIAL  OFFICE  FOR  PW/MtA 
(VO-PH) 
Ctl  I.  M.  Fiims,  USAF 
2E230 
724N 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  ATTACHES  AND  OPERATIONS 
(AT) 
K  C.  M.  BrintinH,  US* 
mm 
4K57 
DEFENSE  INTELLIGENCE 
COLLEGE 
(DIC) 
U  I.  0.  M*t»rbttj.  USAF 
MCC3-M4 
371-3344 
DEFENSE 
ATTACHE 
OFFICES 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  OIRECTOR 
FOR  PLANS  AND  POLICY 
(DP) 
Mi. J.  V.  Dili* 
IC7H 
71*54 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  TRAINING 
(OT) 
Mi.  I.  C  Marti*.  Jr. 
DIACF244I 
373-2791
DIRECTORATE  FOR  COLLECTION  MANAGEMENT  (DC) 
Mission 
Ensure  the  effective  application  and  acquisition  of  selected  multidiscipline  collection 
resources  to  meet  current  and  projected  DoD  intelligence  requirements. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Validates,  prioritizes,  and  registers  all  DoD  intelligence  collec- 
tion requirements  levied  on  national  collection  systems. 
•  Supports  and  interacts  with  Military  Services,  U&S  Commands 
and  other  DoD  components  insuring  that  all  needs  for  support 
from  national  collection  resources  are  met. 
•  Operates  the  Collection  Coordination  Facility  (CCF)  for  the 
interactive  tasking  of  collection  systems  and  operations. 
•  Serves  as  the  Defense  intelligence  focal  point  for  articulation 
of  future  requirements  for  intelligence  collection  throughout 
the  DoD. 
•  Develops,  and  collaborates  in  the  development  and  review 
of  plans  and  programs  for  national  and  DoD  intelligence 
collection  activities. 
•  Ensures  proper  interface  between  Defense  intelligence,  other 
national,  and  theater  level  collection  systems  to  provide  for 
an  effective  and  responsive  requirements  and  collection  oper- 
ations management  system. 
Represents  the  DIA  on  selected  national  and  DoD  intelligence 
committees  and  subcommittees  which  oversee  and  manage 
collection  assets. 
<  Provides  policy  and  procedural  guidance  for  certain  sensitive 
security  systems  which  protect  collection  sources,  methods,  and 
products. 
.  Provides  for  DIA  component  in  the  Defense  Special  Missile 
and  Astronautics  Center  (DEFSMAC). 
»  Exercises  responsibility  for  imagery  collection,  dissemination, 
processing,  and  data  base  management  within  and  for 
the  DIA;  leads  the  DoD  Intelligence  Community  in  all  imagery 
matters.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  COLLECTION  MANAGEMENT 
CRMA  PROGRAM 
MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 
(DC-C) 
He  M.  0.  tam 
1KW  4J47I 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
COLLECTION  MANAGEMENT 
(DC) 
2M21  Col  C.  C.  ShtfltlMd.  USAF  571U 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
20921  Mi.  G.  I.  Wimti  S71M 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
2M21  U  W  1.  A.  Ctllwrt.  USAF  57150 
CURRENT  OPERATIONS 
DIVISION 
(OC-l) 
Col  «  S.  Smith.  USAF 
2OT21  52048 
BAANCHES 
Opffriou  IDC-IK)  77100 
Opwibom  Support  IDC  IB)  S2SM 
IMAGERY  DIVISION 
(DC-5) 
Mr.  R.  D.  Smith 
MB»34 
7I2M 
EXECUTIVE  SERVICES 
(DC-ES) 
Mi.  I.  F.  Stmtq 
inu  Mt» 
APPROVED 
Chute  G.  SNinkliftd 
(Monti,  USAF 
ftuistwit  Dtputjr  OirKtor 
REQUIREMENTS  I  EVALUATION 
DIVISION 
(DC-3) 
Mi.  I.  H.  SrucHtfwd 
11(74  75227 
MARCHES 
R«««lraiMnts  (OC-3A)  7S2I3 
SjttaM  Anirpii  »nd  Enlutbon  (DC-31)  75231 
MASINT  I  DEFSMAC 
DIVISION 
(DC-6) 
Mi.  ».  H.  Ljcj,  If. 
MBU3  S3M7 
HUMAN  RESOURCES 
DIVISION 
(DC-4) 
Col  F.  I.  Cisillupo,  USAF 
MI1015  41550 
MUNCHES 
Rt»k«Mrti  Mwumwit  (DMA)  4177} 
ADf  Upfrt  I  SikM  Acfen  (DC-4»  41427 
■1 (DWC)  4S9C2 
SIGINT  DIVISION 
(DC-7) 
Col  D.  H.  Kick.  USAF 
Mltli 
5OS70 
■MNCHCS 
i  hniitinMib  (OC-SA)  50014 
SjriMit  Enhutiw  (DC-51)  55*01 
EipWiSw  Mw^wiwt  (DC-5CI  55116 
Inuftfj  Sjtttmt  Propm  Mwupminl 
(DC-5D)  5S4I3 
HUNCHES 
MASINT  CollKtion  ItMuifWtWti  (DC4A)  53517 
EOOEW/STEEL  ETE  (DC4II  7)111 
Dtftntt  Spwiil  MioiH  i  Attrammtto  CMkx 
(DC4CI  8IM477 
BRANCHES 
CmmM  Sufffrt  (OC-7A)  7H53 
CMMiMilj  Actios  (DC-70  52510
DIRECTORATE  FOR  OPERATIONS  AND  ATTACHES  (OA) 
Mission 
Provide  DoD  human  intelligence  information  to  the  National  Command  Authority,  SecDef, 
JCS,  Unified  and  Specified  Commands,  the  Services  and  other  U.S.  Government  agencies. 
Products  and  Services  Rendered: 
•  As  the  principal  staff  responsible  for  exercising,  the  Director's 
authority  as  DoD  HUMINT  Manager,  develops  and  issues  DoD 
HUMINT  program  and  DoD  HUMINT  planning  guidance  for 
the  Services,  D1A  and  the  U&S  Commands. 
.As  the  Functional  Manager  for  GDIP  HUMINT  Programs, 
serves  as  the  DIA  focal  point  for  Congressional/SecDef/DCI 
GDIP  programming  issues  related  to  DoD  HUMINT. 
•  Serves,  in  coordination  with  VO  elements,  as  the  DIA  of- 
fice of  primary  responsibility  for  the  promulgation  and  cur- 
rency of  DIA  regulations/manuals/instructions  regarding  DoD 
HUMINT  collection  operations  management. 
•  Manages  and  conducts  DoD  HUMINT  collection  activities  and 
tasking  of  the  DoD  HUMINT  collection  system. 
•  Develops  and  implements  policies,  plans  and  programs  for  the 
operations,  and  logistic  support  of  the  DAS. 
•  Provides  the  Military  Services,  U&S  Commands,  other  DoD 
agencies,  the  Department  of  State  and  other  U.S.  Government 
agencies  with  a  single  focal  point  for  the  coordination  of  DAS 
affairs. 
•  Provides  management  and  supervision  of  collection  research 
as  a  service  of  common  concern  for  DoD.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  OPERATIONS  AND 
ATTACHES 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
OPERATIONS  AND  ATTACHES 
(OA) 
K  C.  M.  Brinbiill.  USA 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
CAPI  R.  W.  tt\tnm,  US* 
n»i»7 
4SSS? 
APPROVED 
(f4tS>^i^'Oiy-^^^^^^^~ 
Robtrt  W.  FcttiMfl 
CtpUin,  USN 
AjstiUnt  Deputy  Dinctw 
OPERATIONS,  PUNS.  POLICY 
I  PROGRAMS  OFFICE  (OA-1) 
Mi.  C.  N.  ««4m 
nuia* 
(Mil 
HUMINT  CURRENT 
OPERATIONS  DIVISION 
(OA-OPS) 
KK  I.  Caflihai.  USA 
m\m 
MCM 
INTERNATIONAL  AFFAIRS 
DIVISION  (OA-10) 
Hi.  H.  F.  Witson 
MILITARY  LIAISON  DIVISION 
(OA-8) 
W  P.  B.  Kt«m.  USAF 
F-W10MB 
4IH4 
RESOURCES  I  SUPPORT 
DIVISION  (OA-9) 
HH  L  A.  OM.  USA 
PWI237 
41773 
PK1W5A 
«1M 
DEFENSE  ATTACHE  OFFICES 
WEST/SOUTH  EUROPE 
DIVISION  {OA-Z) 
CAPT  P.  A.  Huctt«NMfi.  USR 
PW1U7 
4I1S1 
ASIA/PACIFIC  DIVISION 
(OA-3) 
COi  I.  L  H«htj.  USA 
PN1120 
«370 
EAST/CENTRAL  EUROPE 
DIVISION  (OA-4) 
Mi.  X.  F.  McHtifUf 
rwitu 
mti 
LATIN  AMERICA  DIVISION 
(OA-S) 
COI  1. 1.  Botch,  USA 
PW1102B 
45127. 
NEAR  EAST/AFRICA 
DIVISION  (QA-6) 
Mi.  W.  C.  NatpK 
PW11M 
45971
DEFENSE  INTELLIGENCE  COLLEGE  (DIC) 
Mission 
Educate  and  train  selected  DoD  military  and  civilian  personnel  in  preparation  for  the  per- 
formance of  command,  staff,  and  policymaking  positions  in  the  DoD,  national,  and  international 
intelligence  structures. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Develops  and  conducts  courses  of  instruction  related  to  intel- 
ligence functions  in  order  to  enhance  the  preparation  of  se- 
lected military  officer  and  key  DoD  civilian  personnel  for  com- 
mand, staff,  and  policymaking  positions  in  the  national  and 
international  security  structures. 
•  Prepares  military  and  DoD  civilian  personnel  for  duty  in  the 
Defense  Attache  System. 
•  Assists  the  broad  career  development  of  military  and  DoD  civil- 
ian personnel  assigned  to  intelligence  functions. 
•  Ensures  the  effective  academic  operation  of  the  College  by 
direct  negotiation  and  liaison  with  the  Military  Departments, 
other  Government  agencies,  and  individuals,  as  necessary. 
•  Performs  research  and  conducts  conferences  on  academic  and 
intelligence  matters,  and  prepares  special  studies,  briefings,,  and 
reports  as  required.  Publishes  the  Bibliography  of  Intelligence 
Literature.  Operates  the  Defense  Academic  Research  Support 
Program  (DARSP)  and  serves  as  proponent  for  the  Defense 
Advanced  Language  and  Area  Study  Program  (DALASP). 
•  Trains  officers  of  selected  foreign  countries  in  U.S.  intelligence 
methods.
DEFENSE  INTELLIGENCE  COLLEGE 
LIAISON  REPRESENTATIVES 
CIA 
Ml  K.  Caintin  (Act] 
DIK  C3432 
373-3354 
USA 
Ht.  P.  A.  H*|h« 
9MCC3421 
373-3352 
STATt  tta»l 
>.  E.  A.  PiMM 
DIK  C3-I21 
373-3715 
RESERVE  WVISM 
UT.L  $***,  USAFR 
OIK  C3-I21 
373-3331 
DIKC3-SW 
OIK  C3-I04 
COMMANDANT  (DIC) 
W  >.  O.  MKirtnn,  USAF 
PROVOST  (DIC-P) 
Or.  R.  L  OtGraw 
3733344 
DIK  U420 
RESEARCH  CENTER 
(OIC-R) 
D>.  R.  0.  SUtit.  (Act) 
3733342 
SCHOOL  OF  PROFESSIONAL 
STUDIES  (OIC-2) 
Cd  F.  M.  Fibun,  USAF 
DIK  C3-124 
3733277 
DEPARTMENTS 
Crricrtm  (0K-2A)  373-3210 
CsH«tiow  «*  FUtkaiil  Oipniatwnj  (OIC-21)  373-327} 
InteHiiMK*  OpmliMs  (0IC-2C)  373-3358 
Inttllipfict  AatxuMfit  (DK-2D)  373-3357 
hkltiitnci  System  (DIC-2EI  373-4234 
373-2934 
APPROVED 
CyTobn  D.  MKJrtn«y 
Cotonel,  USAF 
Commindant 
COLLEGE  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION 
(DIC-1) 
HA)  I.  ».  KkWI,  USA,  (Act) 
DIK  C3-22I 
373-3255 
IRAHCHES 
Mminbtntrw  (DK-1A)  373-3215 
Raouitt  MkiwiwiI  (DK-ll)  373-3300 
AdmitsJom  md  Rtfistrttkm  (DHMCI  373-4545 
SCHOOL  OF  AnACHE 
TRAINING  (DIC-3) 
COL  G.  S.  (Wtaf,  USA 
OIK  E3-1S0 
373-3317 
KPMTMENTS 
Attach!  (DIC-3A)  373-3353 
Attach*  Stiff  Operations  md  Ttchni«g«  (DK-31)  373-3411
DIRECTORATE  FOR  TRAINING  (OT) 
Mission 
Direct  and  manage  DIA's  internal  training  programs;  develop  plans  and  policies  which 
support  Agency  training  and  career  development  requirements;  and  execute  DoD-wide  respon- 
sibilities for  the  general  Intelligence  Career  Development  Programs  (ICDP)  and  the  General 
Intelligence  Training  System  (GITS).  Exercise  overall  staff  supervision  and  responsibility  for  all 
aspects  of  the  DIA  training  program,  the  DoD  General  Intelligence  Career  Development  Pro- 
gram and  the  DoD  GITS.  Plan,  develop,  administer,  and  evaluate  Agency  training  programs. 
Establish  policy  and  procedures  for  the  training  of  DIA  military  and  civilian  personnel.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  TRAINING 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  TRAINING 
(OT) 
Mr.  R.  E.  Miitin.  Ir. 
OilC  F2641 
3732791 
APPROVED 
Mr.  R.  I.  Martin,  Jr. 
tersUnt  Deputy  Director 
DoD  INTELLIGENCE  CAREER 
DEVELOPMENT  PROGRAM  DIVISION 
(OT-1) 
Hi.  I.  R.  Mckcnhtm 
DM  O-Mi 
373179? 
DIA  TRAINING  DIVISION 
(OT-2) 
Mi.  I.  V.  telle 
Bltt  F2-S41 
373-27*3
DIRECTORATE  FOR  PIANS  AND  POLICY  (DP) 
Mission 
Develop  the  policy,  planning,  and  programmatic  basis  for  ail  Defense  intelligence  activities. 
Provide  support  as  squired  to  the  Director,  DIA,  and  Chairman,  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff  (JCS)  in 
National  Security  Council  level  deliberations. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Serves  as  the  focal  point  and  provides  staff  support  for  the 
Chairman,  JCS  for  Defense  Resources  Board  activities  and 
National  Security  Council  (and  its  Senior  Interagency  Groups) 
deliberations. 
•  Develops  intelligence  and  intelligence-related  policy  recom- 
mendations in  support  of  the  DR,  DIA  in  his  additional  roles 
as  the  J-2/JCS,  and  Defense  Intelligence  Advisor  to  SecDef. 
•  Serves  as  the  DIA  focal  point  for  future  intelligence  require- 
ments. Develops  plans  and  recommends  programmatic  actions 
for  the  development  and  acquisition  of  required  intelligence 
and  support  capabilities  in  the  National  Foreign  Intelligence 
Program  (NFIP)  and  Tactical  Intelligence  and  Related  Activities 
(TIARA). 
•  Ensures  the  intelligence  requirements  of  the  OSD,  JCS,  U&S 
Commands,  DIA  and  the  Services  are  identified  in  both  DCI 
and  DoD  priorities,  directives,  planning,  and  programming  doc- 
uments. Supports  the  U&S  Commands  in  the  development  of 
their  Theater  Intelligence  Architectures. 
•  Develops  mid-  and  long-range  intelligence  plans  to  ensure 
intelligence  support  for  DoD  decisionmakers  and  operational 
commanders. 
•  Develops  J-2  plans  and  systems  to  ensure  the  needs  of  the 
National  Command  Authorities;  Chairman,  JCS;  U&S  Com- 
manders; and  other  consumers  of  Defense  intelligence  are 
satisfied  during  periods  of  national  emergency. 
•  Provides  JCS/DIA  representation  and  staff  support  for  the 
development  of  the  NFIP  and  the  intelligence  activities  of  the 
Defense  Department. 
•  Serves  as  the  DIA  focal  point  for  the  review,  coordination,  and 
development  of  intelligence  policy  and  resource  issues  related 
to  the  NFIP  and  TIARA;  supports  senior  DoD  and  Intelligence 
Community  leaders  in  related  actions  and  deliberations  to 
ensure  the  satisfaction  of  the  intelligence  requirements  of  the 
U&S  Commands. 
•  Develops  and  coordinates  Agency-level  emergency  and  special 
actions  planning  initiatives  focused  in  providing  intelligence 
support  during  all  levels  of  crisis,  to  include  nuclear  war.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  PUNS  AND  POLICY 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
PLANS  AND  POLICY 
(OP) 
M>.  I.  V.  DiiM 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Col  I.  0.  Tinim,  UStf 
SPECIAL  ASSISTANT 
Mi.  C  F.  O'Uwy 
1C7M 
INTELLIGENCE  PLANS 
DIVISION 
(DPI) 
Cd  t  f.  Gq,  UMf 
1C7M 
S0C74 
SPECIAL  PLANS 
t  COORDINATION 
DIVISION 
(DP-2) 
HH.  P.  S.  Hoffmn!,  US* 
45270 
tmva 
475-1440 
1C7CO 
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istant  Otputj  Oiitctor 
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PROGRAMS  AND 
POLICY  DIVISION 
(OP-3) 
Ml  k.  H.  Smilfj 
44921
Mission 
DIRECTORATE  FOR  FOREIGN  INTELLIGENCE  (VP) 
Support  DoD  and  national- level  planners,  decisionmakers  and  operational  elements  by  producing  on  a  worldwide 
basis  all-source,  finished  basic  military  intelligence,  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  and  all  DoD  intelligence 
estimates  and  DoD  contributions  to  National  Estimates.  Establish  policy  for  and  manage  DoD  worldwide  general, 
and  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  production.  Direct  the  production  of  D1A  contributions  to  national  military 
intelligence  in  coordination  with  other  D1A  and  external  organizations,  as  appropriate.  Direct  the  development  and 
ensure  the  maintenance  of  military  intelligence  data  bases. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
Products,  services,  and  expanded  mission  statements  for  major  Direc- 
torates are  listed  separately  under  each. 
VP  Staff  Operations  (VP-S) 
Supports  the  Deputy  Director  for  Foreign  Intelligence  (VP)  and 
subordinate  directorates  in  determining  roles,  organizational  struc- 
tures, personnel  resources  and  providing  fiscal  management  sup- 
port. Recommends  planning  concepts,  policies  and  alternatives  in 
the  foregoing  areas  to  sustain  or  improve  current  and  future  VP 
production.  Measures  VP  mission  accomplishment  and  expenditure 
efforts.  Coordinates  to  ensure  unity  of  effort  concerning  VP  collection 
requirements. 
VP  International  Applications  Office  (VP-I) 
Focal  point  for  analyzing  and  assessing  Soviet  strategic  cover,  con- 
cealment and  deception  (Maskirovka)  and  related  indirect  conflict 
activities  aimed  at  attaining  Soviet  strategic  political-military  objectives. 
Provides  all-source  finished  intelligence  and  substantive,  estimative 
intelligence  on  this  subject  area;  participates  in  interagency  studies. 
VP  Systems  Interface  and  Applications  Office  (VP-SIA) 
Provides  overall  staff  responsibility  for  VP  ADP  systems  policy,  plan- 
ning, programming,  development,  design,  modification,  refinement, 
application  requirements,  hardware  prioritization/allocation  and  user 
training  and  VP  focal  point  for  ADP  systems  support  activities.  Man- 
ages the  worldwide  Automated  Installations  Intelligence  File  (A1F)  and 
its  associated  target  intelligence  programs.  Is  the  Project  Management 
Office  for  the  Military  Intelligence  Integrated  Data  System  (MUDS). 
VP  Technical  Production  Office  (VP-TPO) 
Operates  as  senior  staff/management  advisor  and  respresentative  of 
the  Deputy  Director  for  Foreign  Intelligence  and  the  Director  for  all 
matters  involving  intelligence  production  suuport  to  FEW  and  C3CM. 
Implements,  manages  and  coordinates  intelligence  production  within 
D!A  and  with  NSA  in  support  of  the  JCS  "Plan  for  Integrated 
Intelligence  Support  to  EW  and  C3CM,"  JCSM46-85  and  other 
relevant  OJCS  taskings  as  appropriate.  Responds  to  policy  guidance 
and  designs  and  directs  in-house  VP  assignments  in  a  manner 
consistent  with  OJCS,  CINCs  and  Services  EW  and  C3CM  programs 
and  plans.
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  ESTIMATES  (OE) 
K  C  F.  Sunkm.  US* 
DIRECTORATE  FOR  FOREIGN  INTELLIGENCE 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR  FOREIGN 
INTELLIGENCE  (VP) 
DIK  17  »5t         Mi|  Gtn  *.  F.  Dufkin.  US*f  173*155 
VICE  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
DIK  17-952  Mi.  I.  T.  Bcibuch  373-415* 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
DM  I7-J40       11C  IP)  J.  I.  Mw|in.  It.,  USft  3734157 
VP  STAFF 
OPERATIONS  OFFICE  (VPS) 
ITC  (P|  1.  E.  M«|«i,  Jr. 
USD 
DIK 17421 
1714M0 
APPROVED 
c=?4}6js£  cJ\  odiow*^ 
Robert  FDuikm 
Major  Gtiwnl,  USAF 
Deputy  director 
VP  TECHNICAL  PRODUCTION 
OFFICE  (VPTPO) 
Mi.  W.  H.  G.  Whttfci 
DIK  17-2*1 
3734120 
VP  INTERNATIONAL 
APPLICATIONS  OFFICE  {VP  I) 
Dr.  I.  I.  Oli»k 
IC7W 
55604 
VP  SYSTEMS  INTERFACE 
APPLICATIONS  OFFICE 
(VPSIA) 
Mr.  E.  Ratal 
DIK  A3 124  373-30M 
LIAISON  DETACHMENTS 
mi 
Col  C.  C.  Hutttt,  UW 
n-2 
lit  D.  W.  P*hmr.  US* 
M-3 
LTC  1.  F.  Cfffcr,  USA 
M4 
CM.  1.  R.  limn*.  USA 
m-5 
M  I.  P.  WeWli*.  lr,  USAF 
OIK  »7  »60 
3734U2 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  RESEARCH  (DB) 
Mi.  D.  M.  N|0 
OIK  B7402 
3734M0 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
SCIENTIFIC  I  TECHNICAL 
INTELLIGENCE  (DT) 
Dr.  I-  Varani 
DIK  B7  212  373-4827 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  IMAGERY  EXPLOITATION 
(DX| 
Mi.  G.  H.  Lwium 
Btd|  213  WHY  4752SJ0
DIRECTORATE  FOR  ESTIMATES  (DE) 
Mission 
Develop  and  produce  all  DoD  Intelligence  estimates  and  DoD  contributions  to  national 
intelligence  and  international  estimates.  Produce  long-range  threat  forecasts  and  provide 
intelligence  support  for  the  DoD  system  acquisition  process.  Initiate  estimates  of  future  trends 
in  foreign  force  structures,  weapons  systems,  overall  military  capabilities,  strategy,  and  defense 
policy  to  alert  national  and  DoD  planners  and  decisionmakers  to  developments  which  might 
affect  the  national  security  of  the  United  States.  Produce  special  publications  designed  for 
senior-level  Executive  Branch  and  DoD  officials. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Develops  and  produces  DIA  contributions  to  National  In- 
telligence Estimates  (NIEs),  Special  National  Intelligence  Es- 
timates (SNIEs),  and  other  national  intelligence  estimative 
papers  within  the  purview  of  the  National  Foreign  Intelligence 
Board  (NFIB). 
•  Develops  and  produces  Defense  Intelligence  Estimates  (DIEs) 
and  Special  Defense  Intelligence  Estimates  (SDIEs)  with  the 
Service  Intelligence  Organizations  and  Defense  Intelligence 
Estimative  Memoranda  (DIEMs)  and  Defense  Estimative  Briefs 
(DEBs). 
•  Provides  intelligence  support  to  the  OSD,  JCS,  and  the  De- 
fense System  Acquisition  Review  Council  (DSARC)  for  the 
DoD  system  acquisition  process.  Serves  as  Intelligence  Advisor 
on  the  DSARC.  Validates  threat  assessments  produced  by  the 
Military  Services  for  systems  acquisition  programs. 
•  Develops  and  produces  estimates  to  satisfy  the  requirements 
of  the  Joint  Strategic  Planning  System  (JSPS)  of  the  Joint 
Staff,  and  the  intelligence  portions  of  National  Security  Council 
(NSC)  requirements  levied  on  OSD  and  the  JCS. 
•  Develops  and  integrates  DoD  military  intelligence  estimates 
and  estimative  contributions  for,  and  represents  the  NFIB  and 
JCS  at,  negotiations  with  international  military  organizations  of 
which  the  United  States  is  a  member. 
•  Develops  and  produces  all-source,  military-related  intelligence 
publications  specifically  designed  for  senior-level  Executive 
Branch  and  DoD  officials. 
•  Provides  the  DIA  interface  with  the  National  Intelligence  Of- 
ficers, Central  Intelligence  Agency  (CIA),  Intelligence  and  Re- 
search (INR)  Division  of  the  Department  of  State,  National 
Security  Agency  (NSA)  and  with  cognizant  DoD  elements  on 
intelligence  estimative  issues. 
•  Manages  the  development  of  automated  data  bases  for  force 
trends  analyses  and  projections.
SPECIAL  ASSISTANTS 
DIAC 
DEPARTMENTAL  ESTIMATES 
VkmI  B744I  3734M2 
INTERNATIONAL  ESTIMATES 
Mr.  P.  F.  WiMw  17441  3734IM 
NATIONAL  ESTIMATES 
Hi.  1. 1.  St*  B74t4  3734U1 
FORCE  PROJEaiONS/DSARC 
D».  6.  0.  biz  B7444  3734W3 
SPECIAL  PUBLICATIONS 
OFFICE  {DE-PI 
Ms.  K.  E.  Scttl 
OWC 17143  3734470 
DIRECTORATE  FOR  ESTIMATES 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR 
ESTIMATES  (DE) 
K  C.  F.  SuhIw.  USA 
3IAC  B74M  3/MII2 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  OIRECTOR 
Mt.  I.  C.  Aftfinfii 
OIK  B74M 
CMC  17441 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
CkI  V.  E.  Scott.  USJtf 
3734412 
3734IS2 
SOVIET/EAST 
EUROPE  DIVISION  (0E1) 
CO.  P.  H.  Brie*.  Jt,  USD 
OUCK-237 
3734701 
EAST  ASIA/PACIFIC 
DIVISION  (DE-2) 
C4PT  I.  ¥.  KM*.  USN 
DWC IMJS 
3734411 
dUhy.  (scaJh 
C.  f.  Scanton 
Irifadiar  General,  USA 
Assistant  Otputj  Director 
CONTROL  DIVISION 
(DEX) 
Cart  V.  L  Sntt.  US» 
OIK  17441 
3734H2 
WESTERN  EUROPE/LATIN  AMERICA 
DIVISION  (DE-3) 
Or.  W.  K  NMlklM 
OWC  M  H5 
3734504 
MIDDLE  EAST/AFRICA/SOUTH  ASIA 
DIVISION  (DE-4) 
CM.  I.  H.  SMr.  UU 
DUCK-KI 
3734SN 
METHODOLOGY/COMPUTER 
SUPPORT  DIVISION  (DE-S) 
Mr.  j.  P.  top,  Jr. 
MAC  CM30 
373447J
DIRECTORATE  FOR  RESEARCH  (DB) 
Mission 
Provide  all-source  military  intelligence,  and  wide-ranging  geographical  and  functional 
expertise  relevant  to  the  intelligence  needs  of  the  National  Command  Authorities;  OSD;  JCS; 
Congress;  the  CINCs,  U&S  Commands;  the  Military  Services;  and  other  US  government 
agencies. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Produces  all-source,  finished  military  intelligence  and  maintains 
data  bases  on  order  of  battle,  military  doctrine,  strategy  and 
tactics,  C3,  equipment  and  logistics,  biographies,  economics, 
materiel  production  and  assistance  programs,  terrorism  and 
narcotics  trafficking. 
•  Provides  substantive,  tailored  intelligence  support  for  national 
level  studies,  current/indications  and  warning  intelligence,  es- 
timative intelligence  products,  special  studies,  and  for  depart- 
mental or  other  consumer  needs. 
•  Formulates  nuclear,  conventional,  and  special  \». :;•  e  target 
intelligence  policy  and  plans.  Performs  physical  vulnerability 
research  and  bomb  damage  assessment  studies. 
•  Ensures  the  development  and  maintenance  of  automated 
intelligence  files.  Serves  as  the  VP  point  of  contact  and  action 
office  for  mapping  and  charting  matters. 
•  Manages  certain  major  DoD-wide  intelligence  systems,  to  in- 
clude serving  as  executive  agent  for  the  worldwide  Automated 
Installations  System  based  Target  Intelligence  Programs,  and 
the  Delegated  Production  Program  with  its  automated  Defense 
Intelligence  Order-of-Battle  System. 
•  Develops  a  single  DoD  general  intelligence  production  pro- 
gram that  focuses  on  priority  defense  needs,  reduces  un- 
necessary redundancy  among  producers,  and  improves  the 
intelligence  end  product. 
•  Provides  major  staffing,  analytical  and  administrative  contribu- 
tions to  DoD  public  diplomacy  programs. 
•  Performs  a  wide  variety  of  hosting,  representational,  and  ad- 
ministrative functions  in  support  of  substantive  conferences, 
intelligence  exchanges.  NATO  dissemination  programs  and 
other  related  projects. 
•  Provides  consultative  and  management  expertise  to  staff  and 
evaluate  current  and  proposed  NFIP  and  GD1P  programs 
covering  a  wide  spectrum  of  topical  disciplines. 
•  Provides  direct  analytical  and  staffing  support  to  Department 
of  Defense  operational  components,  other  agencies,  and  DIA 
Directorates  during  contingency  and  crisis  operations. 
•  Provides  staffing,  scenario  development  assistance  and  facilities 
support  for  U.S.  and  multinational  military  exercises. 
•  Provides  key  participation  in  the  directing  and  evaluation  of 
collection.  Assists  in  defense  attache  training  and  provides 
direct  onstation  support  to  selected  U.S.  Defense  Attache 
Offices.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  RESEARCH 
OPERATIONS  AND  PRODUCTION 
MANAGEMENT  OFFICE  (DM) 
Hi.  «.  R.  PnmN 
dim;  imm 
3734*00 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  RESEARCH 
(DB) 
Hi.  0.  H.  Ntf) 
DMC 17-101  3734*00 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
CM  I.  M.  Mj|wla.  UW 
OIK  07-004  3734*00 
APPROVED 
Mr.  D.  M.  Na0 
Asntant  Deputy  Director t 
PRODUCTION  FUNCTIONAL 
MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 
(DBFM) 
Mn.  T.  H.  mm 
DMC  17-120  3734*41 
SOVIET/WARSAW 
PACT  DIVISION 
(DM) 
CUT  C.  r.  HwktM.  US* 
OIK  05402 
373-3*57 
MMCHCS 
SftMM/Frwrbl  F«t«  (DUD  373-3*77 
■.ml  F«ta  (DO-1C)  37342*5 
ftratKt  (DO-ID)  3734100 
Mttcil  Mititarr  »rWi»  IDO-IE)  373-3*04 
Nltnml  Milrtatr  Utstks  (SO-IF)  3734207 
C'HEK  (DO-16)  3734230 
Strit^k  OpHitiow  IDO-IH)  3734174 
Stntafie  Ditimt  Ecmnte  (00-11)  373-3127 
WEST  EUROPE/LATIN 
AMERICA  DIVISION 
(DB-3) 
COl.  M.  HMMfkk.  IB* 
0UC  U-130                             373-3104 
MARCHES 
ffat  Etrttt/NATO  (00-30)  373-3123 
lit*  tawica  ID0-3C)  373-30M 
EASTERN 
DIVISION 
(DB-2) 
COt  I.  0  UnwM.  USA 
DI»C  C245I 
3732430 
CONRICT  ANALYSIS  AND 
OPERATIONAL  SUPPORT  DIVISION 
(DB-5) 
Mr.  A.  C.  Nit**  (Act) 
OIK  M-SS7                             373-3753 
HUNCHES 
Chh/Oi»oti«ti  SdPfOrt  (DO-SA)  373-3720 
ImtitililT/lRwrtMci  (00-S1I 373-3127 
Ttnwhm  Aiulpit  (D0-5Q  373-3044 
Militant  Cwtrjptij  (00-501  373-3753 
Conflict  Support  Aiwrjiii  (D0-5E)  373-3753 
INDUSTRIAL  RESOURCES  AND 
ECONOMICS  DIVISION 
(DB-4) 
cm.  c.  Sitt*fw«iti.  uu 
DMC  M452  373  3555 
MUNCHES 
Chini  (00-70)  373-2447 
kii/F-Kific  (D02CI  37324*1 
IniflWH  (0020)373  2401 
IMNCHES 
MHtterj  Mreritl  MwlilkttiOfl  (0040)  373-3723 
Emoo  (D04F)  373-3521 
HMttarr  Mittritt  fnductwi  (D04G)  373-3(40 
MIDDLE  EAST/AFRICA 
DIVISION 
(DB-S) 
Mr.  I.  L  Mttrt 
OIK  05*41  37342*0 
MARCHES 
MM*  Eat/Mrtci  UUiUa  Support  (DM1)  3734310 
MiMIt  Eat  UtNtaiT  CoptoiHta  (D04CI  3734315 
Mrki  MM*)  CtM»*tm  (D049I 3734377 
CENTC0M/RE0COM  Sspport  Actwtf  (DMEI 
MkCMI  wo,  a 
OPERATIONAL  AND  TARGET 
INTELLIGENCE  SUPPORT  DIVISION 
(DB-6) 
Co)  0.  E.  Ronini  USAF 
DIM  04-ftO  373-3711 
MUNCHES 
Stntofic  Tinrtm  (DM*)  373-3744 
Iirpbni  Support  (OWCI  373  3735 
Phrsiut  V»hir»Mit>  (D04E)  3734427
DIRECTORATE  FOR  IMAGERY  EXPLOITATION  (DX) 
Mission 
Responsible  for  the  exploitation  of  multi-sensor  imagery  and  production  of  imagery- 
derived  intelligence  products  in  support  of  DIA  analysts.  Director  DIA,  CJCS,  SecDef 
and,  as  required,  U&S  Commands,  Military  Departments,  non-DoD  agencies,  and  the 
Committee  on  Imagery  Requirements  and  Exploitation  (COMIREX).  Provides  administrative 
management  over  DIA  personnel  assigned  to  the  imagery  exploitation  elements  of  the 
National  Photographic  Interpretation  Center  (NPIC). 
Products  and  Sendees  Provided 
•  Provides  time-sensitive,  imagery-derived  intelligence,  and  de- 
tailed imagery  analysis  on  foreign  military  capabilities;  to  in- 
clude order  of  battle,  transportation  and  logistics,  and  force 
dispositions. 
•  Produces  tailored  imagery-derived  intelligence  to  support  spe- 
cial operations,  unconventional  warfare  planning,  counterter- 
rorism  and  certain  activities  related  to  narcotics. 
•  Produces  third-phase  basic  imagery  reports  in  accordance  with 
National  Tasking  Plan  responsibilities,  as  levied  by  COMIREX. 
•  Participates  in  national  level  imagery  related  committees  and 
chairs  the  DoD  Imagery  Interpretation  Keys  Committee. 
•  Provides  support  services  in  the  form  of  photogrammetric 
products  and  procedures,  imagery  analysis  equipment  main- 
tenance and  logistics,  and  editorial  review  for  internal  use  and 
external  customers,  as  required. 
•  Develops  and  evaluates  imagery  exploitation  equipment,  sup- 
port systems,  applications,  and  techniques. 
•  Conducts  or  participates  in  imagery  quality  and  utility  evalua- 
tions pertaining  to  new  collection  systems,  formats,  films,  etc. 
•  Exercises  administrative  management  over  DIA  personnel  as- 
signed to  the  imagery  exploitation  elements  of  the  National 
Photographic  Interpretation  Center.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  IMAGERY  EXPLOITATION 
PRODUCTION  MANAGEMENT 
STAFF  (DX-P- 
Mr.  C.  E.  Sf«iB 
DIK  A2  Jl(  373  227( 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  IMAGERY  EXPLOITATION 
(DX) 
Mr.  G.  H.  Unfuifl 
WNY  213  475  2830 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
COt  M.  Pinelntj,  US* 
WHY  213  4752(31 
IMAGERY  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (DX-1) 
COl  t  F.  FftMiM.  USA 
WHY  213 
M3-3134 
PRIORITY  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION 
(DXZi 
Mr.  t.  P.  Hdrnn  (Act) 
WHY  213  K33134 
REGIONAL  ANALYSIS 
DIVISION 
(OX-5) 
Mr.  P.  M.  Mitmtk) 
VfflY  213 
♦75-2473 
BMNCHES 
AfrKa/AmintK  (01-54)  475-2440 
MiMI*  Eat  (0*  SB)  475-2434 
to  (DISC)  475-1(17 
SptcM  Acttiit!  (DX-50)  475-2473 
APPROVED 
6.  n.  Lin|uin    / 
Assistant  Dtputi  Dutttoc 
EXPLOITATION  SYSTEMS, 
SUPPORT  AND  MANAGEMENT 
DIVISION  (DX-3) 
Mi.  0.  S-  Rti«k«rt) 
WHY  213  475-2C34 
BUNCHES 
Plinj  ind  Omlopmtnt  (01-34)  475-213* 
Optritjons  Support  (DI-31)  475-1642 
CURRENT  IMAGERY  INTELLIGENCE 
DIVISION 
(DX-6) 
Col  B.  A.  Wilrath,  USAF 
PNT  MMHI  H5-(72( 
SOVIET/WARSAW  PACT 
DIVISION 
(DX4) 
Mr.  S.  I.  PM»*  Well 
WNT  21J  ««(3( 
MMKH€S 
Cm*  FffCK  (M4A)  475-2(40 
Nml/A*  (0141)  475-2(40 
SYSTEMS,  TECHNOLOGY,  AND 
RESOURCES  DIVISION 
(DX-7) 
LI  W  E.  (MChlin,  USAF 
DUC  B2-SK  373  2334 
BMNCHES 
"»"  Supped  (DX-W)  M5*72( 
"I"  Support  (DK-6B)  MS-(72( 
PENT  Mobilization  |DX(C|  M54726 
IMNCHES 
ElKtnnks/C'  (W-7A)  373-2244 
Industry  Md  TocliMioo  (OX7B!  373-242( 
Missile  *nd  SpKt  (DI-7CI  373-2305
DIRECTORATE  FOR  SCIENTIFIC  AND  TECHNICAL  INTELLIGENCE  (DT) 
Mission 
•  i  
?JTi?P  ann  maintain  P°Iicics  and  Procedures  for  DoD  production  of  Scientific  and  Tech- 
nical (b&T)  intelligence  covering  foreign  developments  in  basic  and  applied  sciences  and  tech- 
nologies with  warfare  potential;  characteristics,  capabilities,  and  limitations  of  all  weapon  systems 
subsystems,  and  associated  materiel;  research  and  development  related  thereto;  production 
methods  emptoyed  in  the  manufacturing  process;  and  overall  weapon  systems  and  equipment 
effectiveness.  Provide  all-source,  finished  S&T  intelligence  to  the  OSD,  OJCS,  Military  Depart- 
ments, U&S  Commands,  and  other  DoD  and  non-DoD  activities  through  direct  production  or 
through  management  and  technical  direction  of  the  production  efforts  assigned  to  the  Military 
Departments.  y 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Reviews  and  validates  requirements  for  S&T  intelligence;  pro- 
duces or  tasks  the  S&T  intelligence  centers  of  the  Military 
Departments  in  accordance  with  established  production  re- 
sponsibilities; and  develops  annual  production  schedules,  in 
coordination  with  the  Military  Departments,  to  implement  as- 
signed production  tasking. 
•  Reviews  and  approves  Service-produced  S&T  intelligence  and 
integrates  it  to  provide  selected  assessments  of  combined  mil- 
itary threat  systems  capabilities. 
•  Coordinates  the  DoD  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  In- 
formation Services  Program  (STIISP),  the  Foreign  Materiel  Ex- 
ploitation Program  (FMEP),  and  the  distribution  of  technical 
sensor  data  to  the  DoD  S&T  intelligence  production  centers. 
•  Reviews  DoD  S&T  intelligence  resources  for  validity  and  ad- 
equacy in  terms  of  production-requirements  satisfaction  and 
submits  recommendations  to  appropriate  resource  manage- 
ment authorities. 
•  Serves  as  the  single  point  of  contact  within  DIA  for  all  matters 
concerning  the  S&T  intelligence  production  elements  of  the 
Military  Departments. 
•  Serves  as  the  Director's  special  assistant  on  matters  concerning 
the  DIA  Scientific  Advisory  Committee  (SAC)  and  provides 
administrative  and  technical  support  to  the  SAC. 
•  Maintains  liaison  with  other  DoD  agencies,  CIA  and  other 
Government  elements  to  facilitate  coordination  and  cooper- 
ation on  S&T  intelligence-production  matters,  and  provides 
membership  on  NFIB  technical  committees,  subcommittees, 
and  working  groups.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  SCIENTIFIC  AND  TECHNICAL  INTELLIGENCE 
APPROVED 
TECHNICAL  ASSISTANTS 
OSD  LIAISON 
Mr.  O.  6.  Mm  17244  3714133 
WEAPONS  SYSTEMS 
Mi.  S. ).  Mh  (let)  3734131 
TECHNOLOGICAL  APPLICATIONS 
Vaunt  17232  3734132 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  SCIENTIFIC  AND 
TECHNICAL  INTELLIGENCE 
(DT) 
Di.  I.  Vorom 
OIK  87-212  3734127 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Col  D.  ft.  toon,  UMF 
DIK  B7  216  3734125 
NUCLEAR  ENERGY 
DIVISION  (DTI) 
Mr.  I.  T.  KritM 
OIAC  CM25 
37345*0 
BRUNCHES 
Nucltn  MMnirs  ind  RcKtsn  (01  Ul  373-45*2 
Nuclur  Wupons  IDT-1BI  373  4613 
(/to.  1.  Vorani 
Assistant  Deputy  Director 
SCIENTIFIC  ADVISORY  COMMITTEE 
(SAC) 
CHAIRMAN 
DMC  16-150  Or.  H.  Imwnuh  1734*30 
EXECUTIVE  SECRETARY 
DMC  K-150  UUH.  UttM,  USJtf  3734*30 
WEAPONS  AND 
SYSTEMS 
DIVISION  (DT2) 
D».  0. 1.  (Ma 
OIK  0641J  37344)1 
IMNCHCS 
triMc  Miuil*  Sfrtmj  (01-2*1  3734636 
tjredpiMiic  Sjitims  (0T-2II 3734(42 
Nml  Siitomi  (DT-2C)  373-4656 
Ground  Sjitami  (DT-20)  3734667 
STRATEGIC 
DEFENSES,  COMMAND 
AND  CONTROL,  AND 
SPACE  DIVISION  (DM) 
Mr.  H.  Hoflmtnn.  Ir. 
OIK  C6-221  373453$ 
PRODUCTION  CONTROL, 
RESOURCES,  AND 
TECHNICAL  DATA 
SUPPORT  DIVISION  (DT-3) 
W  D.  K  Cmwk,  uuf 
DIK  K-217  3734(7} 
MUNCHES 
Pndwlm  CmM  m4 
Rmmkh  (0T-3A)  3734(71 
Ttckriicil  Ditt  and  fenif* 
Httml  (01-311  37346(4 
RESEARCH  AND  TECHNOLOGIES 
DIVISION  (DT-5) 
Mr.  0. 1.  Nwrnr) 
DIK  CU47 
3734770 
(RANCHES 
Stakfic  Otfcott 
(DT4I)  3734554 
Ctanmttd  m4  CtaktJ  (DT4I)  3734531 
Ehcbwk  HHfM  (DT4C)  3734577 
Span  Sfihrm  IDT40)  3734535 
MARCHES 
ScwKti  wd  Atpltcrtaw  (DT-5A)  3734552 
TtchMfeu  Transfer  (DT  51)  3734755
DIRECTORATE  FOR  JCS  SUPPORT  ( JS) 
Mission 
Serve  as  the  DIA  focal  point  for  the  Joint  Staff.  Maintain  close  relationships  with  all  offices 
of  the  Organization  of  the  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff  (OJCS).  Ensure  prompt  and  responsive  DIA 
participation  and  support  in  intelligence  matters. 
Provide  all-source  DoD  and  national  level  current/indications  and  warning  (I&W)  intel- 
ligence. Provide  analytical  support  to  the  National  Military  Intelligence  Center  (NMIC)  on  a 
^4-hour  basis.  Interface  with  DoD  and  non-DoD  agencies  on  substantive  indications  and  warn- 
ing matters. 
Supervise  the  DoD  Indications  and  Warning  System  and  monitor  its  upgrade,  to  include 
the  development  of  new  concepts,  methodologies  and  techniques  to  improve  indications  and 
warning  performance. 
Manage  and  operate  the  NMIC,  a  24-hour-a-day  Indications  and  Warning  Center  which  is 
responsible  for  providing  time-sensitive  intelligence  to  the  National  Military  Command  Center 
Secretary  of  Defense  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff,  Unified  and  Specified  Commands  and  Military' 
bervices.  Provide  intelligence  support  to  the  National  Military  Command  Center  (NMCC). 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
(Listed  separately  under  each  subordinate  Directorate)
DIRECTORATE  FOR  JCS  SUPPORT 
APPROVED 
CENTRAL  AMERICA  JOINT 
INTELLIGENCE  TEAM  (JS-CAJIT) 
OK  I.  F.  fat*.  USA 
1W17 
77X1 
r 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
OJCS  INTEL  SUPPORT  |JSJ) 
CM  D.  0.  Otrnwi.  USMC 
iehj  s;om 
1EUM 
1EIM 
1EUI 
itn* 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR  JCS  SUPPORT 
US) 
MOM  T.  A.  Smb.  USD 
VICE  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Col  W.  T.  Pikt  III.  USAF 
SPECIAL  ASSISTANT  FOR  PLANNING  (SA) 
Dr. ».  S.  irw* 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
Cot.  C.  S.  Site.  USAF 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
CURRENT  INTEL  (JSI) 
Mr.  D.  S.  Somr.  (Act) 
ICJ12  "»' 
79773 
77122 
SH43 
79773 
T.  A.  Brooks 
Rtsr  Admiral,  USN 
Deputy  Director 
POLICY  AND 
MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 
(JS-AI 
Mr.  I.  A.  Elm* 
1EU0 
55*15 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
INDICATIONS  &  WARNING  (JSW) 
Ctl  F.  K.  Ntkabi,  USAF 
MU77  570*7 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
NMIC  CENTER  OPERATIONS  (ISO) 
«H  T.  A.  0'A«h,  USA 
1CJ35  Sllll
DIRECTORATE  FOR  OJCS  INTELLIGENCE  SUPPORT  ( JSJ) 
Mission 
Serve  as  the  DIA  focal  point  for  the  Joint  Staff.  Maintain  close  relationships  with  all  offices 
of  the  Organization  of  the  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff  (OJCS).  Insure  prompt  and  responsive  DIA 
participation  and  support  in  intelligence  matters. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Insures  that  intelligence  support,  including  intelligence  policy 
planning,  organization  and  programming  to  the  OJCS,  is  facil- 
itated and  expedited. 
•  Retains  primary  responsibility  for  all  actions  assigned  to  DIA  by 
the  JCS  or  OJCS,  except  those  which  exceed  the  expertise  of 
the  personnel  assigned  or  require  a  level  of  work  effort  beyond 
the  capabilities  of  the  office  to  respond  within  the  suspense 
date  established. 
•  Assigns  collaborative  action  responsibilities  to  appropriate  di- 
rectorates when  required  to  satisfy  a  Joint  Staff  requirement. 
•  Conducts  continuous  coordination  and  liaison  with  NSA/ 
Central  Security  Service  representatives  to  insure  their  partici- 
pation and  cooperation  in  pertinent  Joint  Staff  actions. 
•  Provides  direct,  crisis  related  intelligence  support  to  the  OJCS, 
Unified  Commands,  and  selected  military  forces. 
•  Provides  support  and  personnel  to  the  National  Military  Com- 
mand Center  (NMCC),  the  Alternate  National  Military  Com- 
mand Center  (ANMCC)  and  the  National  Emergency  Airborne 
Command  Post  (NEACP). 
•  DIA  point  of  contact  for  intelligence  support  to  Joint  Spe- 
cial Operations  Agency  (JSOA)  and  Special  Operations  Forces 
(SOF).  Maintains  DIA  focal  point  system  and  protects  associ- 
ated SPECAT  information  and  material  for  SOF.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  OJCS  INTELLIGENCE  SUPPORT 
J-2  SECRETARIAT 
(JSJS) 
Hi.  J.  Hal 
1ES35 
5103: 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
OJCS  INTELLIGENCE  SUPPORT  (JSJ) 
U  D.  D.  Oomw,  USMC 
1M35                                                                       51032 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Mi.  H.  RiifMiick 
!H35                                                                  51032 
1H35 
IHTEUI6ENCE 
DIVISION  (ISM) 
Mi.  H.  Utnki 
51032 
v    APPROVED 
NEACP  DIVISION 
(JSJ  2) 
liULI,  PMMM,  US» 
D.  D.  Dormin 
Cotewl,  USMC 
tosUnt  Dtputj  DiiKtw 
(fflrt  wi,  n 
M  27142)2 
ANMCC  DIVISION 
(1SJ-3) 
ITC  I.  L  P»i*tf.  USA 
Ft  Hitch*,  MO 
I7J255T
DIRECTORATE  FOR  CURRENT  INTELLIGENCE  (JSI) 
Mission 
Provide  all-source  DoD  and  national  level  current/indications  and  warning  (I&W)  intel- 
ligence. Provide  analytical  support  to  the  National  Military  Intelligence  Center  (NMIC)  on  a 
24-hour  basis.  Interface  with  DoD  and  non-DoD  agencies  on  substantive  indications  and  warn- 
ing matters. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
.  Provides  Morning  Summary  (MS),  daily  Defense  Intelligence 
Notices  (DINs),  and  Warning  Reports  and  Intelligence  Ap- 
praisals as  required;  contributes  to  the  National  Intelligence 
Dai{V-  (NID);  and  provides  indications  and  warning  intelligence 
to  the  SecDef,  JCS  and  other  DoD  consumers. 
•  Provides  daily  briefings  on  current  intelligence  to  the  SecDef, 
CJCS,  and  other  DoD  officials. 
.  Provides  analytical  support  to  the  NMIC  and  NMCC  on  a  24- 
hour  basis,  to  include  crisis  situation  Task  Forces. 
•  Assesses,  coordinates,  produces  and  integrates  all-source  cur- 
rent/I&W  intelligence  on  a  worldwide  basis. 
•  Provides  current/I&W  intelligence  support  to  NATO  and  se- 
lected friendly  foreign  governments. 
•  Prepares  and  presents  intelligence  briefings  for  selected  foreign 
defense  attaches  in  Washington.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  CURRENT  INTELLIGENCE 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
CURRENT  INTELLIGENCE  (JSI) 
IC512 
IM12 
Mr.  D.  S.  Sum  WW) 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Vaunt 
77121 
75431 
APPROJE©- 
DavM  S.  Stiw 
fteuttint  Dtputj  Dirtctw  (Actinf) 
PRESENTATIONS 
DIVISION  (JSl-1) 
U  W  S.  Shtmij,  UMf 
lCtll 
73(20 
SOVIET/W.?. 
DIVISION  (JSI-2) 
Col  N.  L.  Worrturpi,  USAf 
1CM! 
55K7 
IRMCHES 
Wupom  Sptom  m4  Ttclwolotiti  (ISI-2*)  5352* 
fawn*  Fore*  (1SI-2I)  704H 
Militiij/Mibol  (ISI-2C)  77U3 
lit  Force  0SI-2R  54404 
Niq  Fwttt  (ISI2E)  59052 
CHO.  CNT  I  COM  (JSI-2f)  75224 
HUNCHES 
MiMb  Eort  IISI-SA)  52505 
Atriu  (ISI-SK  50741 
EASTERN  DIVISION 
IJSI-3) 
Mr.  ».  L  M«h*Kh  (Del) 
ICJ42 
IMNCXES 
CMm  (ISI-MI  73750 
$m»  Wi/PKifk  IISI-31)  50030 
Nortkwrt  M*  IJSIJCi  70757 
55221 
WESTERN  DIVISION 
(JSM) 
Ml  K.  I.  HfjtfM 
MH32 
73541 
HUNCHES 
MM  Empo/MID  USW*I »»«« 
Utm  ftmrici  (ISMI)  SItOi 
CURRENT  INTELLIGENCE 
PUBLICATIONS 
DIVISION  (JSt-7) 
Ht.  f.  I.  Dkk 
10W7 
50104 
MUNCHES 
i  C«*M  I1S1-7D  77717 
EtiMol  PRMMim  (1SI-7I)  MM* 
PMMth  tmtmm  (JSI-7Q  759N 
kMfcMKt  Saptort  (fil-TOt  54540
DIRECTORATE  FOR  INDICATIONS  &  WARNING  (JSW) 
Mission 
Provide  authoritative  advice  and  planning  regarding  the  accomplishment  of  the  Agency's 
indications  and  warning  mission. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Supervises  the  DoD  Indications  and  Warning  System  and  mon- 
itors its  upgrade,  to  include  the  development  of  new  concepts, 
methodologies  and  techniques  to  improve  I&W  performance. 
Maintains  constant  review  of  the  effectiveness  of  the  U.S.  indi- 
cations and  warning  effort. 
•  Serves  as  the  administrator  of  the  Worldwide  Warning  Indica- 
tor Monitoring  System  (WWIMS). 
•  Manages  advanced  technological  applications  systems,  and  es- 
tablishes developmental  concepts,  longterm  goals  and  priorities 
and  operational  uses  for  systems  already  under  development. 
•  Participates  in  intra-  or  inter-Agency  study  groups  and  task 
forces  dealing  with  management  issues  relating  to  the  NMIC 
and  the  DoD  l&W  System 
•  Develops  analytical  methodologies  and  automated  systems  to 
enhance  the  use  of  electronic  intelligence  (ELINT)  in  the  all- 
source  production  of  indications  and  warning/current  intelli- 
gence. 
•  Provides  ELINT  analytical  support  throughout  DIA  and  the 
DoD  I&W  system.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  INDICATIONS  &  WARNING 
OPERATIONS  DIVISION 
(JSW-1) 
ltMJ.N.U|«.UUf 
\tun 
7(101 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  INDICATIONS  &  WARNING 
(JSW) 
U  F.  K.  Mnto.  UW 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Mr.  I.  k  *tf¥ 
MU77 
7(101 
DEVELOPMENT  I  IMPLEMENTATION 
DIVISION  (JSW-2) 
Mr.  B. ».  Hqii 
MBS12 
sim 
APPROVE"! 
5^2^ 
m.  Nftoia 
CotoMl.  USAT 
toHUm  Dtpvty  Dinctw 
EUNT  DIVISION 
(1SN-3) 
U  bi  W.  S.  FrMRW,  III.  UStf 
MHI2 
TtMS
DIRECTORATE  FOR  NMIC  OPERATIONS  (JSO) 
Mission 
Manage  and  operate  the  National  Military  Intelligence  Center  (NMIC),  a  24-houraday 
Indications  and  Warning  Center,  which  is  responsible  for  providing  time-sensitive  intelligence  to 
the  National  Military  Command  Center,  Secretary  of  Defense,  Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff,  the  Unified 
and  Specified  Commands  and  the  Military  Services. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Ensures  the  continuity  of  operation  of  the  NMIC.  Provides 
policy  and  operational  guidance  to  the  five  Alert  Teams  on 
duty. 
•  Provides  direct  intelligence  support  to  the  National  Military 
Command  Center. 
•  Serves  as  the  central  point  of  contact  for  D1A  during  non-duty 
hours. 
•  Ensures  that  the  NMIC  fully  coordinates  with  other  Washing- 
ton area  Operations  Centers  including  the  White  House  Situ- 
ation Room,  the  Central  Intelligence  Agency,  the  Department 
of  State,  and  the  National  Security  Agency. 
•  Participates  in  continuity  of  Government  planning  concerned 
with  crisis  intelligence  support. 
•  Provides  administrative  and  training  support  to  all  personnel 
assigned  to  the  NMIC. 
•  Coordinates  establishment  of  and  provides  administrative  sup- 
port for  all  Intelligence  Task  Force  organizations  formed  in 
response  to  DIA  Plans  1  and  3. 
•  Manages  the  NMIC  Support  System  (NSS)  and  establishes 
policy  and  guidance  for  the  use  of  other  online  ADP  systems 
in  the  NMiC. 
•  Supervises  the  operational  application  of  the  Worldwide  Warn- 
ing Indicator  Monitoring  System  (WW1MS)  in  the  NMIC. 
•  Provides  command  briefings  on  NMIC  operations  to  visiting 
officials. 
o  Serves  as  DIA's  representative  to  the  DoD  I&W  system.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  NMIC  OPERATIONS 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  NMIC 
OPERATIONS  (JSO) 
CM  T.  C.  O'Knto.  US* 
11335 
Slltl 
NMIC 
OPERATIONS  DIVISION 
(1SO-1) 
D»tj  Dinckn  d  Irttlliimi 
JWOU  *»» 
71757 
APPROVED 
^^^^W^k 
T.  C.  O'RHh 
Colon*!.  USA 
Assistant  Dtpoty  Director 
NMIC 
SUPPORT  DIVISION  (JSO-2) 
ft.  1.  iMMftJ 
1CS35 
51111 
IIWCHtS 
S«MMt  (1S0-2AI  S11K 
S>»«(  (JSOJft  S1U3
DIRECTORATE  FOR  EXTERNAL  RELATIONS  (DI) 
Mission 
Manage  DIA  key  relationships;  ensure  effective  and  responsive  intelligence  support  to  key 
users  of  Defense  intelligence;  liaison  with  policy-level  consumers  in  OSD,  DoD,  Legislative 
Branch,  U&S  Commands,  foreign  intelligence  agencies  and  attaches,  and  offices  and  dele- 
gations involved  in  international  arms  control  negotiations;  participate  in  key  intelligence  com- 
munity committees. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Serves  as  a  single  DIA  focal  point  to  provide  tailored,  anticipa- 
tory defense  intelligence  support  to  the  Secretary  of  Defense 
as  well  as  to  other  principals  in  OSD  and  on  the  NSC  Staff. 
•  Supports  and  interacts  with  U&S  Commands  and  ensures  that 
JI  needs  for  national  intelligence  support  are  met.  Serves  as 
the  DIA  counterpart  to  Military  Service  TENCAP  offices.  En- 
sures all  intelligence  needs  of  the  JCS  exercise  program  are 
met,  and  represents  DIA  on  the  Joint  Exercise  Control  Group 
during  JCS-directed  exercises. 
•  Ensures  the  defense  intelligence  requirements  of  the  House 
and  Senate  are  fully  supported  by  DIA;  informs  legislative 
branch  of  key  defense  intelligence  issues;  ensures  effective  in- 
teraction between  DIA  leadership  and  the  Legislative  Branch; 
serves  as  DIA  point  of  contact  for  Public  Affairs  and  as  a  fo- 
cal point  for  intelligence  support  to  the  Assistant  Secretary  of 
Defense  for  Public  Affairs. 
•  Conducts  foreign  intelligence  liaison  serving  as  the  primary 
point  of  contact  for  foreign  representatives  conducting  business 
with  DoD  activities;  manages  foreign  disclosures;  manages  mil- 
itary exchange  agreements  with  foreign  intelligence  agencies. 
•  Provides  defense  intelligence  support  to  U.S.  policy  offices  and 
U.S.  delegations  involved  in  international  negotiations  of  secu- 
rity issues. 
•  Participates  in  and  supports  National  Foreign  Intelligence 
Board  (NFIB),  National  Foreign  Intelligence  Council  (NFIC), 
Military  Intelligence  Board  (MIB),  and  Critical  Intelligence  Prob- 
lems Committee  (CIPC).
NATIONAL  FOREIGN 
INTELLIGENCE  BOARD 
(DI-NFIB) 
MU  ft.  E.  Doltitliidt.  US« 
3E215 
53352 
REPRESENTATIVES 
TO  UtS  COMMANDS 
AND  SHAPE 
DIRECTORATE  FOR  EXTERNAL  RELATIONS 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
EXTERNAL  RELATIONS 
(Dl) 
Mi.  ft.  D.  Ciift 
3E2K  W«« 
VICE  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
COL  M.  L  O'Khi.  USA 
3E2S6 
75193 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
(U&S  COMMAND  AND 
ALLIED  SUPPORT) 
VKinl 
3E286 
501)7 
APPROVED 
Mi.  A.  Denis  Clifl 
Deputy  Dirtctw 
EXECUTIVE  MANAGEMENT 
AND  RESOURCE  DIVISION 
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DIRECTOR'S  STAFF 
GROUP  DIVISION 
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44525 
LEGISLATIVE  AND  PUBLIC 
AFFAIRS  DIVISION 
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MILITARY  OPERATIONAL 
SUPPORT  DIVISION 
(DI-2) 
Col  D.  C.  Cm.  USMC 
UIM 
504M 
FOREIGN  LIAISON 
DIVISION 
IDI-4) 
COl  H.  I.  Tut,  USA 
3E1S4 
45151 
FOREIGN  EXCHANGES 
AND  DISCLOSURES  DIVISION 
(01-6) 
Mi.  E.  L  St^htm 
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INTERNATIONAL 
NEGOTIATIONS 
DIVISION 
(01-5) 
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REPRESENTATIVES 
TO  U&S  COMMANDS  AND  SHAPE 
SPECIAL  ASSISTANT  FOR  SPECIAL  PRODUCT  SUPPORT/SHAPE 
Mr.  0.  M.  Ring  SHW£  &*»••»  «M 
DIA  REPRESENTATIVE  READINESS  COMMAND 
DIA  REPRESENTATIVE  CENTRAL  COMMAND 
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DIA  REPRESENTATIVE  EUROPEAN  COMMAND 
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Mr.  A.  Denis  Clitt 
Deputy  DhkIm
DIRECTORATE  FOR  RESOURCES  AND  SYSTEMS  (RS) 
Mission 
To  provide  for  the  acquisition,  management  and  control  of  DIA's  support  and  resource 
management  programs  and  ensure  the  effective  and  economical  execution  o?  
several  DepaTt 
ment  of  Defense  management  responsibilities  assigned  to  DIA.  The  latter  includes  structuring  a 
worldw.de  intelligence  information  systems  architecture,  managing  the  Department  of  Defense 
m  d  So  InformatiT  S^em  (DoDIIS>  and  developing  and  maintaining  intelligence  ^tems 
Za  ™n  Ionsranf  P,ans:  managing  a  worldwide  secure  intelligence  communications  network 
and  managing  and  operating  a  worldwide  intelligence  dissemination  program. 
rl«,0lI«nrOVide. ^"cy^de  support  services  including  Comptroller  activities  for  the  Agency; 
*Z„, ?•  impleAmentin9  and  °Peratin9  the  Agency  computer  systems  and  facilities;  operating 
^ZfiT™?  A3enf^ c^munications  facilities;  operating  and  maintaining  a  precision  photo 
graphic  laboratory  and  DoD  central  film  depository;  providing  and  managing  Agency  personnel 
and  providing  Agency  support  sendees  to  include  logistics,  contract  adminisfratio^^aphS 
printing,  ^formation  control,  dissemination,  central  reference  and  space  administration    Pro- 
A^lXT^eZ^^  °f  ^  faCilitieS-  SerV6S  in  the  Capadty  °f  Head  Contractin9 
To  develop  a  worldwide  intelligence  communications  architecture  (INCA)  to  improve  the 
dissemination  of  national  and  tactical  intelligence  to  operational  commanders  in  peace,  crisis, 
and  war 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
(Listed  separately  under  each  subordinate  Directorate)
30330 
DIRECTORATE  FOR  RESOURCES  AND  SYSTEMS 
INTELLIGENCE  COMMUNICATIONS 
ARCHITECTURE  (INCA) 
PROJECT  OFFICE  (RS-P) 
McLur.  V*      Hr.  H.  C.  bnM        U34M7 
EEO  OFFICE 
MM  S.  L  Fwkb.  IB* 
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373-2773 
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3E242 
3EZ42 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
RESOURCES  AND  SYSTEMS 
(RS) 
Mi.  ft.  K.  unit 
VICE  OEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Col  ft.  ft.  Sun.  USAF 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
ITC  M.  D.  Hiiflilln,  U» 
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53334 
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COMPTROLLER 
(RCC) 
Mi.  L  ft.  r nmU* 
544*4 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY 
DIRECTOR  FOR 
HUMAN  RESOURCES 
(RHR) 
Mi.  ft.  E.  Wton 
0MCE7.404 
373-2720 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  DODIIS  PLANNING 
AND  MANAGEMENT 
(RSM) 
Mi.  1. 1.  M« 
OUC U-S24  373-2517 
ASSKTANT  DEPUTY 
DIRECTOR  FOR 
PROCUREMENT 
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Mi.  T.  ft.  Kittle,  s«. 
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R.  K.  Utile 
Deputy  Director 
ADMINISTRATION  CONTROL 
OFFICE  (RS-A) 
Mt  I.  If* 
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373-2131 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  DODIIS 
ENGINEERING 
(RSE) 
Mi.  S.  I.  Oaridwn 
DIACU-144 
373-2K5 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY 
DIRECTOR  FOR  TECHNICAL 
SERVICES  AND  SUPPORT 
ItTS) 
Hr.  L  I.  V** 
DtftC  E44«  373-JJOO 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
INFORMATION  SYSTEMS 
(RSI) 
Mi.  F. ).  Hiftw 
OIK  «2  9«  373-22H
INTELLIGENCE  COMMUNICATIONS  ARCHITECTURE  PROJECT  OFFICE  (RS-P) 
Mission 
To  develop  a  worldwide  intelligence  communications  architecture  (INCA)  to  improve  the 
dissemination  of  national  and  tactical  intelligence  to  operational  commanders  in  peace,  crisis, 
and  war. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Develops  an  intelligence  communications  architecture;  monitor 
related  DoD  communications  architectural  efforts. 
•  Evaluates  intelligence  communications  program  proposals  and 
initiatives  to  ensure  compliance  with  approved  Intelligence  and 
Communications  Architectures. 
•  Examines  intelligence  communications  deficiencies  and  short- 
falls to  provide  a  sound  basis  for  a  comprehensive  upgrade  of 
intelligence  communications  support  programs,  systems,  and 
procedures. 
•  Examines  the  advantages  and  disadvantages  of  providing  in- 
telligence support  communications  organic  to  the  intelligence 
infrastructure. 
•  Represents  the  Director,  DIA,  in  policy  discussions  related  to 
intelligence  communications  requirements  and  architecture. 
Develops  technical  proposals  for  contractual  assistance  and 
manage  the  contractual  activities. 
Develops  input  to  Defense  Guidance  which  provides  guidance 
to  DoD  activities  on  intelligence  communications. 
Develops  the  INCA  program  and  conduct  liaison  with  program 
managers,  review  authorities,  congressional  oversight  commit- 
tees, intelligence  community,  and  defense  participants. 
Recommends  improvements  in  intelligence  communications 
interoperability  within  the  Intelligence  Community  and  in  sup- 
port of  operational  commanders. 
Reviews  intelligence  plans,  programs,  and  budgets  relating  to 
DoD  intelligence  communications  requirements. 
Conducts  exercises  and  field  tests  to  evaluate  new  systems, 
concepts,  and  doctrinal  alternatives.
INTELLIGENCE  COMMUNICATIONS  ARCHITECTURE 
PROJECT  OFFICE 
INCA  PROJECT  OFFICE  (RS-P) 
DIRECTOR 
Mr.  H.  C.  ImM 
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SPACE  AND  SPECIAL  SYSTEMS 
DIRECTOR 
Mi.  T.  C.  HMf 
ASSISTANTS 
CMC.  I.  Cm.  OH 
Mi.  I.  EMI 
MiiDMMf.nur 
W  IIM41I 
APPROVED 
fe&. 
PROGRAM  MANAGEMENT 
DIRECTOR 
Ho.  C.  MtCtm 
McUrw.M 
MJ4553 
RESEARCH  AND  SYSTEMS  EVALUATION 
DIRECTOR 
Mi.  P.  L  Hi|k,  Jr. 
ASSISTANTS 
LTC  C.  Mm,  USA 
Mt|  I.  Muk,  IB* 
Cm*  0.  tMHtiiMw,  Uttf 
HtlMD.  M 
WttKI 
SERVICE,  COMMAND  AND  ALLIED 
ARCHITECTURES 
DIRECTOR 
Mr.  H.  M 
ASSISTANTS 
ITC  L  M.  Tnhrt  «U 
MiHm.Cliriwiiai.Dtt 
C*t  P.  Takr,  US* 
Mdm.M 
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DIRECTORATE  FOR  DODIIS  PLANNING  AND  MANAGEMENT  (RSM) 
Mission 
Con£?SfiL5)r|  thefmana9cment  °/  theL  DoD  Intelligence  Information  System  (DoDIIS) 
Conduct  mid-  and  long-term  planning  for  the  orderly  development  of  the  DoDIIS  DeveloD 
Sirr**5,  Pkrin9  SUldanCe'  and  mana9^ent  procedures.  Perform  rnLgS 
analyses  and  rewews  of  management,  technical  and  resource  issues  related  to  thVmSSon 
and  maintenance  of  a  worldwide,  integrated  DoDIIS  and  its  component  pa^fto^dT^PT 
resource  recommendations  to  the  GDIP  Manager.  With  respect  to  SW^/SpT«S*te 
STTS  -k-  
deSi?"atf d  inte,,!pnce  community,  internment*!  and  ^gove^mTnt 
sponsored  actwihes  related  to  intelligence  information  systemsT  government 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Develops  and  maintains  the  DoD  Intelligence  Information  Sys- 
tem (DoDIIS)  Master  Plan. 
•  Provides  command  representation  and  liaison  services  and  acts 
as  the  DIA  focal  point  to  the  U&S  Commands  for  Intelligence 
Information  System  matters. 
.  Provides  ADP  planning  support  to  intelligence  community 
functional  managers  and  manages  the  integration  of  new  ADP 
support  capabilities  into  the  DoDIIS  architecture. 
•  As  ADPT  functional  manager,  reviews  and  provides  recom- 
mendations on  the  ADPT  portions  of  the  General  Defense 
Intelligence  Program. 
.  Provides  support  in  the  preparation  of  Congressional  justifica- 
tion documents. 
•  Develops  pertinent  directives,  regulations  and  procedures  gov- 
erning the  management  and  administration  of  the  DoDIIS. 
•  Maintains  reference  information  on  DoDIIS  subsystems. 
•  Develops  concepts,  architecture  and  plans  for  DoDIIS  systems 
interface  with  command  and  control  systems. 
•  fr5nduds  DoD,IS  Managers'  Conferences  and  provides  DoD- 
IIS information  exchange,  documentation  and  services. 
•  Establishes  DoDIIS  training  policy. 
•  Provide  Technical  and  Administrative  support  to  the  Joint  Na- 
tional Intelligence  Development  Staff  (JNIDS).
DIRECTORATE  FOR  DODIIS  PLANNING  AND  MANAGEMENT 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  DODIIS  PLANNING 
AND  MANAGEMENT 
(RSM) 
OMCHM24 
Iti.  ft.  I.  Mtof 
mmi 
COMMAND  SUPPORT 
DIVISION 
(RSM-2) 
Mr.  I.  Fnklw  (fctj 
MCM-M7  JIM*
DIRECTORATE  FOR  DODIIS  ENGINEERING  (RSE) 
Mission 
tho  ^1nS9ineCrir!S*mana?emecnt  and  fupport  for  the  development  and  enhancement  of 
the  DoD  Intelhgence  Information  System  (DoDHS)  to  insure  overall  system  Interorabflitu 
tSS^HJn  duP,ica«ve^e,0pme?  efforts>  dev^P^nt  of  interfaces  wim  Set icaffiSnce' 
systems  and  improved  intelligence  information  processing  and  exchange  capabilities 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Provides  for  development  of,  and  publishes  overall  DoDHS 
system  specifications. 
•  Provides  for  development  of,  and  publishes  DoDHS  software 
development,  hardware  and  data  element  standards. 
•  Develops  and  publishes  tactical  Interface  criteria. 
'  ^l** ,iabon  !)?twcen  DIA  and  the  JCS  Program  to  achieve 
fSSfS"^^  of  Tactjcal  Command  and  Control  Sys- 
tems (JTNTACCS) 
•  Provides  for  development  of  the  DoDHS  network  and  its  day- 
to-day  operational  management 
•  Develops  and  publishes  configuration  management  proce- 
.  Manage  the  DoD  AN/GYQ-21  (V)  Program. 
.  Manages  the  DoDHS  technology  sharing  program. 
•  Establishes  DoDHS  security  policy  and  accomplishes  security 
accreditation  actions. 
•  f^H^  for  the  maintcnancc  °f  inventories  and  libraries  of 
DoDHS  standard,  common  and  site-unique  software. 
•  Pt?£cl£}f? In  user  S^P*  ^  configuration  control  boards  of 
all  DoDHS  Executive  Agents. 
•  Provides  special  technical  support  to  the  DoDHS  community. 
•  Serves  as  DoDHS  Executive  Agent  for  model  204  Data  Base 
Management  Systems.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  DODIIS  ENGINEERING 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  DODIIS  ENGINEERING 
(RSE) 
DMCI34M 
Mi.  S.  I. 
3734*7 
AFMOVEO 
Ik.  1 1. 9mHm\J 
IMitMt  Dtpit}  ftftrtw 
ENGINEERING  I  SOFMIUtE 
MANAGEMENT  DIVISION 
MX  MM  373-HII 
NETWORK  DEVELOPMENT 
AND  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION 
(HSE-2) 
Mi. W.  L  Mtmli 
DMC  U«l  373-3MS 
CONFIGURATION  MANAGEMENT 
DIVISION 
(RSE-3) 
Mr.  A.  I.  J«« 
0MCI34M  17*3111 
SEcmmv 
DIVISION 
ItSMi 
■f.LT.M( 
MK 13447 
373-3MI
DIRECTORATE  FOR  INFORMATION  SYSTEMS  (RSI) 
Mission 
Provide  for  the  effective  and  efficient  development,  maintenance  and  operation  of  DIA  in- 
formation system  services  to  include  the  establishment  of  policy,  plans,  procedures  and  programs 
saveming  communications  services  and  capabilities,  automated  intelligence  information  handling 
^SS/^r^i  tccnno,°3ies.  Manage  the  worldwide  Special  Intelligence  Communications 
(5P1NTCOMM)  portion  of  the  Defense  Special  Security  Communications  System  (DSSCS).  Ad- 
minister and  operate  the  DIA  COMSEC  program.  Operate  all  DIA  computer  equipment  and 
facilities. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Formulates  objectives  and  policy  governing  the  acquisition,  op- 
eration and  use  of  Agency  information  sytems;  prepares  and 
coordinates  plans  for  the  management,  acquisition,  develop- 
ment and  operation  of  future  information  system  services  and 
capabilities. 
•  Reviews  and  evaluates  existing  information  systems  for  cost- 
effectiveness  and  ability  to  meet  user  needs;  develops,  in  con- 
junction with  user  organizations,  programs  and  plans  to  meet 
future  information  system  requirements. 
•  Plans  for  and  supports  the  acquisition,  implementation  and  use 
of  office  technology  within  DIA  to  include  personal  comput- 
ers, word  processing,  office  communications  equipment  and 
systems,  video  and  facsimile  capabilities;  provides  centralized 
services  to  the  users  of  office  technology  to  include  training, 
acquisition,  maintenance  and  initial  set-up  and  operation. 
•  Designs,  tests,  implements  and  operates  intelligence  commu- 
nications systems  for  DIA  and  other  supported  DoD  and  intel- 
ligence agencies. 
•  Designs,  develops,  tests  and  implements  automated  intelli- 
gence information  systems  based  on  approved  requirements 
supporting  DIA  and  other  Defense  and  national  intelligence 
activities. 
•  Manages,  operates  and  maintains  DIA  information  system 
computers  and  associated  equipment,  communications  and 
telecommunications  equipment  and  systems  and  office  au- 
tomation/technology equipment. 
•  Operates  and  maintains  the  DIA  SPINTCOMM  facilities  in  sup- 
port of  OSD,  JCS,  DIA  and  other  Defense  activities;  installs 
and  maintains  communications  services,  telephones,  terminals 
and  other  telecommunications  equipment. 
•  Monitors,  evaluates  and  participates  in  research  and  develop- 
ment activities  in  communications  and  office  technologies,  data 
processing  hardware  and  software  and  information  system  sci- 
ences and  practices  to  determine  the  applicability  of  advanced 
techniques  to  Agency  information  system  needs.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  INFORMATION  SYSTEMS 
MANAGEMENT  SUPPORT 
STAFF 
(RSI-MS) 
Mi.  I.  D.  Snitti 
OUCM43J 
373-2221 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR  INFORMATION  SYSTEMS 
(RSI) 
DMC  U-MO  it.  f.  I.  Hufttw  373-22(3 
VICE  ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
MM  «  >M  GH  C.  I.  Cmmnd,  WW  373-21M 
QUALITY  ASSURANCE 
AND  STANDARDS  OFFICE 
(RSI-QS) 
fttMt 
DUC  11433  373-31SI 
OPERATIONS  DIVISION 
(RSI1) 
Mi.  0.  t  «m  Dw 
DUC  II IH  3734S4J 
MMKHES 
OIK  »DP  Owejtwn  |»SI  1« 
PmUpn  *DP  Opntim  USUI) 
Camm  Cwtti  Ottiititm  USI 1CI 
Comra  InitiHitwn  and 
MwittitMCt  Btmch  IHSMD) 
APPROVED 
Mr.  F.  f.  I 
ftssstMt  D*putf  OiiKtor 
SAFE  PROJECT 
OFFICE 
(RSI-S) 
rft.  l*  nnpm 
taw  tMf.  MM  311-2121 
CUSTOMER  SUPPORT 
DIVISION 
(RSI-3) 
Mi.  M.  1.  Tinki 
DUC  U-93C  373-7233 
MUNCHES 
liiiwi  ind  bsiitinci  (RSI-3A) 
Oflici  TkDmIoo  (RSI-3B) 
PLANNING  AND 
ENGINEERING  DIVISION* 
(RSI-S) 
Oi.  *.  I.  $Mmm 
DUC  12421  373-2)1} 
SOFTWARE  SUPPORT 
DIVISION 
(RSI-2) 
MH.(.  Fiuw,  USAF 
DUC  M444  373-2257 
ACQUISITION  AND 
, 
IMPLEMENTATION  DIVISION 
(ASM) 
Mi.  D.  C.  Ctom 
WHY 
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MUIKHES 
Sjtkm  Stdwm  (MI-2A) 
(Mticitim  Stftwm  (ISI-2D 
IhsNiti  MwaftciMl/ 
PirttKtiM  lunch  (RS1-20 
MJUKXtS 
MUESLI  PMO  (IS-U) 
outs  mo  itsi-tt) 
NSS-I  PMO  (ISMD 
TSSS  PMO  (KMT) 
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COMPTROLLER  (RCC) 
Mission 
Provide  the  focal  point  [to  include  interface  with  program  managers  for  GDIP,  FCIP, 
ASD(C3l),  ASD(C),  the  ICS,  and  OMB]  on  all  facets  of  the  Planning,  Programming  and  Bud- 
geting System  (PPBS)  cycle  relative  to  DIA  Provide  financial-management  services  for  the 
Agency.  Exercise  overall  staff  responsibility  for  the  management  of  approved  resources  (less 
manpower/personnel),  management  analysis,  and  cost  analysis  functions  of  the  Agency.  Pro- 
vide basic  management  services  for  the  Agency.  Acts  as  Agency  competition  advocate. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Reviews  and  objectively  analyzes  DIA  programs  to  assure  the 
optimal  means  of  achieving  the  approved  goals  and  objectives 
of  DIA  are  included. 
•  Prepares,  and  recommends  to  the  Director,  DIA  the  Program 
Objective  Memorandum  (POM)  for  organic  DIA  NFIP  and 
non-NFIP  requirements.  Prepares  Agency  reclamas  to  DCI 
and  Secretary  of  Defense  program  decisions,  as  required,  and 
incorporates  final  decisions  in  the  Five  Year  Defense  Program 
(FYDP)  update  and  budget  development. 
•  Prepares  and  submits  the  DIA  program  and  budget. 
•  Prepares  and  recommends  to  the  Director  the  organic  DIA 
budget  estimates.  Prepares  and  promulgates  guidance  and 
budget  call  memoranda.  Presents  and  defends  the  budget  to 
the  DCI,  OSD,  OMB  and  Congressional  Committees  and  pre- 
pares reclamas  as  necessary. 
•  Manages  and  monitors  the  execution  of  the  Agency  financial 
plan. 
Conducts  management  assistance  studies  within  the  DIA  and 
ensures  the  implementation  of  sound  management  principles. 
Serves  as  focal  point  for  matters  relating  to  Defense  audits  of 
the  application  of  DIA  resources,  to  include  follow-up  moni- 
toring. 
Provides  management  services,  to  include  the  Project  Manage- 
ment System,  the  Contract  Requirements  Review  Board,  and 
the  Commercial  Activities  (CA)  Program. 
Provides  staff  support  to  RS  policy  direction  in  the  areas  of  In- 
formation Resources  Management  and  the  Agency's  Internal 
Management  Control  Program  pursuant  to  the  Federal  Man- 
agers' Financial  Integrity  Act. 
Establishes  Agency  financial  policy  and  provides  for  accounting 
of  Agency  resources. 
Acts  as  Agency  competition  advocate  pursuant  to  the  Compe- 
tition in  Contracting  Act. 
Serves  as  the  Agency's  focal  point  for  debt  collection  and  the 
credit  card  program.
COMPTROLLER 
EVALUATION  AND  ANALYSIS 
CROUP  (RCC-E} 
Hi.  0. 6.  Mittkm,  h. 
30347 
inn 
30336 
COMPTROLLER  (RCC) 
Mi.  L  (L  Pnmklin 
)444f 
APPROVED 
nrriwicu  >^ 
Mi.  I.  A.  PtMbain 
CamptnNtt 
30327 
PROGRAM  AND 
BUDGET  DIVISION 
(RCC-21 
Mi.  I.  t».  Mtwttk 
74317 
MANAGEMENT  DIVISION 
(RCC-3) 
U  T.  0.  McCtni.  UW 
30337 
sm> 
FINANCIAL  POLICY 
AND  ACCOUNTING 
DIVISION 
(RCC-4) 
Mi.  C.  I  Stkii 
DMC  R»M 
373-2141
DIRECTORATE  FOR  TECHNICAL  SERVICES  AND  SUPPORT  (RTS) 
Mission 
To  provide  DIA  and  selected  DoD  intelligence  activities  with  production  of  graphic  arts  products 
and  services  to  include  published  intelligence  documents  and  audiovisual  products.  Provide  DoD 
intelligence  elements  with  a  specialized  intelligence  reference  library,  intelligence  document  distribution, 
dissemination,  and  translation  services.  Manage  and  operate  the  DoD  central  depository  for  all  intelligence 
imagery,  the  National  Area  Coverage  Data  File,  DoD  imagery  standards  laboratory,  and  the  DIA 
photographic  laboratories.  Provide  imagery-coverage  analysis,  specialized  photographic  reproduction  and 
imagery-technology  support  as  services  of  common  concern  for  DoD  and  the  Intelligence  Commu- 
nity. Provide  DIA  with  centralized  logistics,  travel,  engineering,  and  specialized  management  support 
services. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Provides  the  design,  format,  and  preparation  of  publications, 
graphics,  and  audio  visual  presentations  along  with  those 
composition,  and  printing,  and  video  services  required  to 
support  intelligence-production  programs. 
•  Provides  dissemination,  bibliographic,  translation,  and  intel- 
ligence-reference services  for  the  DoD  and  Intelligence  Com- 
munity on  a  worldwide  basis.  Provides  indexing  and  cataloging 
of  intelligence  publications  and  open  source  documents. 
•  Provides  all  DIA  logistic  services  including  supply,  mainte- 
nance, and  property  accountability. 
•  Formulates  and  monitors  intelligence  imagery  processing,  han- 
dling, and  identification  standards  for  DoD. 
•  Provides  centralized  photographic  processing  and  reproduc- 
tion of  new  and  archival  imagery  for  DIA,  DoD,  the  Intelligence 
Community  and  other  Government  activities. 
•  As  a  service  of  common  concern,  causes  all  aerial  imagery  to 
be  indexed,  maintains  automated  index  files  of  all  DoD  and  Na- 
tionally acquired  imagery  and  provides  coverage  research  on 
imagery  held  in  the  DIA's  Central  DoD  Depository.  Conducts 
worldwide  DoD  compartmented  transshipment  of  specialized 
imagery  materials  and  facilitates  Intelligence  Community  silver 
recovery  from  film. 
•  Provides  genser  message  service,  mail  distribution,  classified 
material  destruction,  correspondence  coi.-trci,  and  Washington 
area  courier  service. 
•  Manages  the  DIA  top  secret  and  NATO  registers. 
•  Provides  DoD  imagery  evaluations  and  other  imagery  related 
technical  assistance  to  field  units  to  optimize  DoD  imagery 
collection  and  processing. 
•  Provides  engineering  and  space  management,  acquisition, 
maintenance,  design,  funding  and  management  of  Govern- 
ment, military,  and  private  leased  facilities.  Provides  travel, 
transportation,  records,  forms,  and  management  services  for 
DIA 
•  Manages  DIA's  release  of  information  under  the  Privacy  and 
Freedom  of  Information  Acts. 
•  Provides  video  processing  equipment/expertise  to  facilitate 
production  of  approved  intelligence  products  in  video  for- 
mat. Provides  for  integration  of  video  capability  and  au- 
dio/visual/teleconferencing requirements  having  a  compart- 
mented intelligence  base. 
•  Manages  the  DoD  intelligence  dissemination  program. 
•  Manages  the  DIA  contractor  release  of  intelligence  information 
program.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  TECHNICAL  SERVICES  AND  SUPPORT 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR  FOR 
TECHNICAL  SERVICES  AND  SUPPORT  (RTS) 
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Mission 
DIRECTORATE  FOR  HUMAN  RESOURCES  (RHR) 
Exerase  overall  staff  responsibility  for  alt  aspects  of  manpower  resource  management 
and  organfcational  and  functional  analysis  for  the  Agency.  Direct  the  development  and 
implementabon  of  DIA  policies,  procedures  and  programs  for  the  personnel  management  of 
military  and  civilian  members.  Procure  civilian  and  military  (active  duty  and  reserve)  personnel 
to  be  assigned  to  the  DIA.  Plan  and  develop  the  Agency  career  development  program. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Develops  and  recommends  organizational  plans,  structures, 
and  functional  alignments  to  perform  the  DIA  mission  and 
develops  human  resources  related  legislative  initiatives  where 
appropriate. 
•  Conducts  manpower  utilization  studies  within  the  DIA  and 
ensures  the  development  and  implementation  of  the  DIA 
manpower  program. 
•  Develops  and  maintains  the  DIA  Joint  Manpower  Program 
(JMP)  and  the  Joint  Table  of  Distribution  (JTD). 
•  Manages  and  monitors  DIA  requirements  for  military  positions 
that  require  an  advanced  academic  degree.  Provides  DIA 
functional  management  of  the  Air  Force's  Advanced  Academic 
Degree  Management  System.  Oversees  Agency  submissions 
to  the  Army  Educational  Requirements  Board,  Navy  Subspe- 
cialty Review  Board,  and  the  Marine  Corps  Special  Education 
Program. 
•  Participates  in  program  and  budget  development  and  financial 
reviews  for  all  DIA  program  elements  and  activities  to  ensure 
that  minimum  manpower  needed  to  perform  required  missions 
is  identified  and  requested. 
•  Develops,  recommends,  and  promulgates  policy  and  proce- 
dures for  the  management  of  the  Defense  Intelligence  Senior 
Executive  Service  (DISES),  including  executive  position  deter- 
mination and  prioritization. 
•  Plans,  directs,  implements,  and  evaluates  the  development 
and  operation  of  the  Agency's  military  and  civilian  personnel 
programs  and  services. 
•  Provides  technical  advice  and  counsel  to  Agency  operating 
officials  and  employees  at  all  levels  on  all  matters  pertaining 
to  position  establishment,  position  classification,  position  and 
pay  management. 
•  Plans  and  conducts  recruitment  activities  in  response  to  current 
and  projected  DIA  civilian  staffing  requirements. 
•  Develops  and  evaluates  a  comprehensive  career  development 
enhancement  program  for  civilian  and  military  personnel.  De- 
velops necessary  support  systems  to  enable  managers  to  more 
effectively  exercise  their  personnel  resource  management 
responsibilities. 
•  Formulates,  coordinates,  and  implements  policies  and  proce- 
dures for  the  management  of  the  DIA  Military  and  Civilian 
Reserve  Program.  Requisitions,  assigns,  and  administers  all 
Individual  Mobilization  Augmentees. 
•  Manages  the  Agency  personnel  management  information  sys- 
tem to  meet  overall  personnel  information  requirements. 
•  Conducts  awards  programs  for  Agency  personnel.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  HUMAN  RESOURCES 
MANPOWER  AND  POSITION 
MANAGEMENT  OPERATIONS 
DIVISION  (RHR1) 
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CIVILIAN  EMPIOVEE/ 
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DIRECTORATE  FOR  PROCUREMENT  (RSQ) 
Mission 
Manage  the  Agency  procurement  program  for  both  appropriated  and  nonappropriated 
funds  and  operate  the  Directorate  for  Procurement;  establish  and  implement  procurement  policy 
and  procedures;  ensure  effective  and  responsive  contracting  support. 
Products  and  Services  Provided 
•  Formulates  and  publishes  procurement  policy  and  procedures 
within  the  framework  of  the  Federal  Acquisition  Regulation 
(FAR)  and  the  DoD  FAR  Supplement. 
•  Executes,  administers,  or  terminates  contracts  and  makes  re- 
lated determinations  and  findings. 
•  Provides  contracting  support  to  the  DoDIIS  Community  and 
other  selected  Intelligence  Activitives. 
•  Establishes  and  administers  Blanket  Purchase  Agreements 
(BPA)  for  use  by  delegated  personnel. 
•  Provides  advice  and  assistance  relating  to  procurement  plan- 
ning and  preparation  of  required  documents  for  contract 
execution. 
•  Implements  the  Small  Business  and  Small  Disadvantaged  Busi- 
ness Programs  within  the  Agency.
DIRECTORATE  FOR  PROCUREMENT 
ASSISTANT  DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
FOR 
PROCUREMENT 
(RSQ) 
Mi.  P.  I.  Kitti*.  Si. 
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Defense  Intelligence  Agency 
Office  of  the  Director 
Deputy  Director 
Executive  Director 
Secretariat 
General  Defense  Intelligence  Program  Staff 
Inspector  General 
Defense  Intelligence  Officers 
General  Counsel 
Directorate  for  Security  and  Counterintelligence 
Directorate  for  Operations,  Plans,  and  Training 
Directorate  for  Collection  Management 
Directorate  for  Operations  and  Attaches 
Defense  Intelligence  College 
Directorate  for  Training 
Directorate  for  Plans  and  Policy 
Directorate  for  Foreign  Intelligence 
Defense  Liaison  Detachments 
Directorate  for  Estimates 
DB  Directorate  for  Research 
DX  Directorate  for  Imagery  Exploitation 
DT  Directorate  for  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence 
JS  Directorate  for  JCS  Support 
JSJ  Directorate  for  OJCS  Intelligence  Support 
JSI  Directorate  for  Current  Intelligence 
JSW  Directorate  for  Indications  &  Warning 
JSO  Directorate  for  NMIC  Operations 
DI  Directorate  for  External  Relations 
DIA/REPS       Representatives  To  U&S  Commands  and  SHAPE 
RS  Directorate  for  Resources  and  Systems 
RS-P  Intelligence  Communications  Architecture  Project  Office 
RSM  Directorate  for  DoDIIS  Planning  and  Management 
RSE  Directorate  for  DoDIIS  Engineering 
RSI  Directorate  for  Information  Systems 
RCC  Comptroller 
RTS  Directorate  for  Technical  Services  and  Support 
RHR  Directorate  for  Human  Resources 
RSQ  Directorate  for  Procurement