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DEPARTMENT   OF  THE   NAVY 
NAVAL    INTELLIGENCE    COMMAND 
4600    SILVER    HILL    ROAD 
WASHINGTON.    O.C.    20389-5000 
IN    RE»IV    IICFCR    TO 
5750 
Ser  NIC-OOA1/1157 
4  March  1988 
Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
Director  of  Naval  History  (OP-09BH) ,  Washington  Navy  Yard, 
Washington,  DC  20374-0571 
COMMAND  HISTORY  FOR  CY  1987  (OPNAV  REPORT  5750-1) 
(a)  OPNAVINST  5750. 12D 
(1)  NAVINTCOM  Mission  and  Functions 
(2)  NAVINTCOM  Command  History  Narrative 
(3)  NAVINTCOM  Command  Organization 
(4)  Biography  and  Photograph  of  COMNAVINTCOMCS ■>  o- 
(5)  Command  Roster  (Military  and  Civilian)  -^--■:-. 
(6)  NAVINTCOM  Demographic  Report  (Jul-Dec  87) 
(7)  NAVINTCOM  Welcome  Aboard  Booklets  Zf'-tH  "'  -"/-"1 
Tic 
1.    In  accordance  with  reference  (a),  enclosures  (1)  through  (7) 
are  forwarded. 
D.  N.  HAGBN 
Copy  to: 
CNO  (OP-092) 
ENCLOSURES)
NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  COMMAND 
COMMAND  HISTORY  1987 
MISSION 
To  direct  and  manage  the  activities  of  the  Naval  Intelligence 
Command  to  ensure  the  fulfillment  of  the  intelligence  require- 
ments and  responsibilities  of  the  Department  of  the  Navy;  and  to 
perform  such  other  functions  and  tasks  as  may  be  directed  by 
higher  authority. 
FUNCTIONS 
1.  Commands  the  Headquarters,  Naval  Intelligence  Command,  and 
assigned  shore  activities. 
2.  Directs  and  coordinates  intelligence  collection,  production, 
dissemination,  and  other  activities  necessary  to  satisfy  the 
requirements  of  the  Department  of  the  Navy,  operating  forces  and 
commands,  the  Research  and  Development  community,  the  Department 
of  Defense,  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency,  and  National  Command 
Authorities  and  Agencies. 
3.  Supports  overt  fleet  intelligence  collection  planning,  imple- 
mentation and  evaluation,  and  provides  time-sentitive  collection 
guidance,  specialized  equipment,  and  qualified  personnel  assis- 
tance. 
4.  Manages  collection  of  information  from  human  and  other  open 
sources  directly  accessible  to  Navy  collectors. 
5.  Ensures  that  Navy  information  requirements  are  introduced 
into  the  Intelligence  Community  collection  requirements  mechan- 
ism and  monitors  their  fulfillment. 
6.  Promotes  and  effects  Naval  Intelligence  cooperative  and 
exchange  programs  with  foreign  navies,  and  approves  intelligence 
releases  to  foreign  governments,  national  and  international 
organizations. 
7.  Represents  the  Navy  in  the  selection,  training,  support  and 
evaluation  of  naval  personnel  assigned  to  the  Defense  Attache 
System. 
8.  Determines  financial,  manpower,  and  training  requirements  to 
meet  the  intelligence  needs  of  the  Navy. 
9.  Justifies  and  defends  budget  and  related  submissions  to 
higher  authority  and  other  intelligence  organizations/entities. 
Enclosure  (1)
10.  Executes  the  budget  as  a  major  claimant,  and  ensures  that 
strict  financial  accountability  is  maintained. 
11.  Participates  in  Navy  planning  related  to  military  and 
civilian  intelligence  personnel  career  development  and  training, 
and  serves  as  designator  advisor  for  intelligence  officer  desig- 
nators and  as  technical  advisor  for  the  enlisted  IS  rating. 
12.  Develops  plans  and  programs  for  the  management  and  utiliza- 
tion of  the  Naval  Intelligence  Reserve,  and  acts  as  primary  point 
of  contact  for  liaison  with  the  active  commands. 
13.  Provides  staff  assistance  to  the  Chief  of  Naval  Operations 
on  matters  pertaining  to  intelligence  research  and  development 
policy.  Determines  requirements,  develops,  plans,  and  monitors 
the  procurement  for  research  and  development,  test,  and  evalua- 
tion of  new  and  improved  intelligence  collection,  analysis,  and 
processing  equipment  and  techniques. 
14.  Manages  Naval  Intelligence  automated  data  processing  and 
special  intelligence  communications  systems. 
15.  Acts  as  the  Navy  Special  Security  Officer  and  provides  Navy- 
wide  management  of  Special  Security  Officer/Special  Activities 
Officer  Programs  and  other  national  and  Navy  compartmented  pro- 
grams. 
16.  Directs  the  Command  Inspection  Program  and  monitors  over- 
sight of  command  intelligence  activities  in  accordance  with 
appropriate  directives.
NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  COMMAND 
COMMAND  HISTORY 
CY  1987 
JAN:  Special  ACDUTRA  team  from  NICSEC  0166  Reserve 
Unit  drilled  on  night  shift  (1600-2400)  to  assist 
NIC-04  in  eliminating  the  adjudication  backlog. 
Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Units  0266  and  0166 
audited  511  Emergency  and  Extraordinary  Expense 
(E&EE)  vouchers  for  intelligence  operations.   No 
serious  deficiencies  were  identified.   All  minor 
deficiencies  were  corrected. 
Continued  execution  of  FY  1987  budget,  entering 
second  guarter.   Received  O&MN  SH  1530  resource 
authorization  reflecting  total  financial  plan  of 
$135,326,000,  from  which  a  CNO  reserve  of 
$1,384,000  and  a  provisional  authority  reserve 
had  been  withheld. 
Submitted  FY  1988-1989  President's  Budget  to 
NAVCOMPT.   This  budget  submission  matched  the 
GDIP  Congressional  Budge  Justification  Book. 
Civilian  manpower  included  1,382  direct  hire  US 
civilians  and  8  indirect  hire  foreign  nationals. 
Held  commanding  officers'  ranking  session  as 
first  step  in  converting  FY89-94  Five  Year  Plan 
to  General  Defense  Intelligence  Proposed  Program 
(GDIPP) . 
During  1987,  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Units 
0266  and  0166  performed  detailed  examinations  of 
511  Emergency  and  Extraordinary  Expense  vouchers 
for  intelligence  operations.   There  were  no 
serious  deficiencies  identified.   Action  was 
initiated  to  correct  all  minor  deficiencies. 
Follow-up  internal  reviews  were  performed  on  the 
NAVINTCOM  Morale,  Welfare,  and  Recreation  (MWR) 
Program  and  the  NAVINTCOM  Benefit  Association 
(NICBA) .   Actions  recommended  in  previous  reviews 
were  determined  to  have  been  substantially  com- 
plied with. 
Enclosure  (2)
JAN:  Deputy  Director  (NIC-OOC)  submitted  Tri-Service 
Report  on  Civilian  Personnel  Systems  through  the 
IC  Staff  to  Congress. 
1  JAN-14  SEP:    NIC-13  participated  in  "Project  Readiness  87",  a 
Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program  (NRIP)  study 
regarding  major  restructuring,  resiting,  and  dis- 
establishment of  selected  NRIP  units.   Signifi- 
cant actions  upon  conclusion  of  this  study  were 
the  relocation  of  five  units  from  one  area  to 
another,  disestablishment  of  13  new  units  and  the 
creation  of  Reserve  Intelligence  Area  EIGHT  that 
encompass,  in  total  or  in  part,  six  different 
states. 
5  JAN:         Processing  Systems  Department  (NIC-OOQ)  added  the 
capability  to  the  CDC  Replacement  Increment 
(CRI) ,  to  support  remote  sites  such  as  CNO/IP  and 
National  Military  Intelligence  Center  (NMIC) . 
6  JAN:  NIC-OOQ  added  Interim  Front  End  Filter  (IFEF) 
software  to  support  JINTACCS  PURPLE  and  BLUE 
reports  in  support  of  NAVOPINTCEN. 
12  JAN:  NIC-OOQ  provided  SEA  WATCH  II  access  to  CNO/IP 
and  NMIC  on  an  A4  workstation  with  increased 
reliability. 
14  JAN:  COMUS FORCES CARIB  (CSP)  was  activated. 
16  JAN:         LCDR  K.  S.  Robinson  reported  aboard  as  Director, 
Manpower  and  Personnel  Division  (NIC-11) . 
27-29  JAN:      Command  Deputy  Equal  Employment  Opportunity 
Officer  (CDEEOO)  instructed  a  three-day  course 
"Introduction  to  EEO  Counseling"  at  OCPM. 
28  JAN:         CDR  L.  K.  Roark  (NIC-12)  attended  the  Relocatable 
Over  the  Horizon  Radar  (ROTHR)  Navy  Training  Plan 
(NTP)  Conference. 
30  JAN:         A  scheduled  Triennial  Command  Inspection  of  the 
Naval  Intelligence  Processing  System  Support 
Activity  was  completed  with  a  grade  of  Satisfac- 
tory. 
Major  effort  commenced  in  billet/personnel  con- 
versions for  NASP  Program  replacing  former  SCI 
Program.
FEB:  Reviewed  the  NAVINTCOM  Morale,  Welfare,  and 
Recreation  (MWR)  Fund  and  found  it  satisfactory. 
# 
CNO  restored  Provisional  Authority  Reserve, 
$1,703,000. 
Forwarded  to  CNO  (OP-009R)  examples  of  major  cost 
savings,  intelligence  shortfalls,  and  intelli- 
gence successes  for  calendar  year  1986  in 
response  to  General  Defense  Intelligence  Program 
(GDIP)  staff  tasking  to  support  Congressional 
testimony. 
Participated  in  joint  Navy  GDIPP  ranking  session 
at  the  United  States  Naval  Academy,  Annapolis. 
Other  participants  included  CNO  representative 
(OP-009R) ,  U&S  J2s,  N2s,  Fleet  Intelligence 
Center  (FIC)  Commanding  Officers,  and  NAVINTCOM 
Commanding  Officers. 
3  FEB:  CDR  L.  K.  Roark  (NIC-12)  and  ISC  P.  L.  Wagner 
(NIC-122)   attended  the  Advanced  Systems  Imagery 
Analysis  Training  (ASIAT)  Meeting. 
NAVINTCOM  EEO  sponsored  Black  History  Month  Open- 
ing.  Speaker  was  Mrs.  Lonise  Bias. 
Mr.  Gene  Phillips  (CNO/SSO)  attended  first  ever 
BRAVO  Conference  held/ sponsored  by  DIA. 
4  FEB:  NIC-00Q  granted  interim  approval  to  operate  to 
the  Analyst  Processing  System  (APS)  #5  for  SEA- 
WATCH  III  development  projects.  APS  5  is  an  IBM 
3090  and  is  located  in  the  SCI  Service  Center  in 
NIC-I  building.   This  approval  was  based  on 
extensive  evaluation  of  the  system  and  documenta- 
tion provided  by  the  program  managers  and  ADP 
Security  Officers. 
6  FEB:  ISCM  J.  Holmes  (NIC-113)  developed  Task  Inventory 
for  the  Intelligence  Specialist  (IS)  Navy  Occupa- 
tional Task  Analysis  Program  (NOTAP)  Survey  con- 
ducted by  the  Navy  Occupational  Development  and 
Analysis  Center  (NODAC) .   The  results  will  be 
used  to  develop  a  new  occupational  standards  for 
the  IS  Rating. 
9-12  FEB:       ISCM  Fish  (NIC-OOMC)  visited  Mayport  and  Jackson- 
ville, FL  fleet  intelligence  departments  for 
discussions  with  Intelligence  Specialists.
MAR: 
13  FEB:         IS1  Mikeal  Johnston  selected  as  NAVlNTCOMHQs' 
Sailor  of  the  Year. 
14  FEB-5  MAR:    Captain  Idleberg  visited  the  Defense  Attache 
Offices  in  the  Congo,  Ivory  Coast,  Liberia, 
Senegal,  Madagascar,  and  Somalia  to  discuss 
Naval  Attache/Enlisted  support  issues  with 
Navy  personnel  in  these  countries  and  to  meet 
with  various  embassy  staff  to  advise  them  of 
the  Navy's  continuing  strong  support  of  the 
Defense  Attache  System. 
23  FEB:         YN1  Jean  L.  Johnson  (NIC-OOZS)   reported  aboard. 
26  FEB:         NAVINTCOM  EEO  sponsored  Black  History  Month 
Luncheon.   Guest  speaker  was  Mrs.  Johnnie  Gibson. 
DNI  briefed  on  Navy  Department  Supplement  to  the 
DOD  C-5105.21-M-1  (SCI  Administrative  Security 
Manual)  and  it  was  disseminated  to  the  more  than 
300  Navy  Control  Officers  world-wide  in  addition 
to  the  M-l,  M-2,  M-3  and  the  latest  edition  of 
the  World-wide  Navy  SSO  Listing. 
NIC-04  identified  requirements  to  NIPSSA  for  a 
complete/accurate  ADP  system  for  adjudication. 
NIC-02  submitted  mid-year  review  deficiencies  to 
NAVCOMPT. 
NIC-02  forwarded  to  CNO  (OP-009R)  responses  to 
three  House  Permanent  Select  Committee  on 
Intelligence  (HPSCI)  questions  on  the  FY88  CBJB. 
Questions  included  requests  for  an  elaboration 
on  the  Special  Projects  department  security 
operations  support  to  U.  S„  SSBN/SSNs,  an  expla- 
nation of  the  Definitive  Operations  Reports  Anal- 
ysis data  base  and  its  software  problems,  and  a 
table  showing  all  JNIDS  funding  by  service. 
NIC-02  submitted  to  CNO  (OP-009R)  FY89-93 
NAVINTCOM  GDIPP,  for  consolidation  with  U&S/Fleet 
proposals  and  forwarding  to  GDIP  Program  Manager. 
NIC-02  submitted  to  CNO  (OP-009R)  responses  to 
four  House  Permanent  Select  Committee  on  Intelli- 
gence (HPSCI)  questions  on  the  FY88  CBJB.   Ques- 
tions included  requests  for  an  explanation  of 
$1,425  million  in  FY89  for  Minor  Ongoing  Initia-
MAR:  tive,  of  funding  of  Inter-service/agency  auto- 
mated message  processing  equipment  by  GDIP,  of 
the  .very  large  apparent  increase  in  E&EE  funds  in 
FY87,  and  of  the  personnel  and  monetary  costs  of 
the  GDIP  contribution  to  the  U.S.  anti-narcotics 
program . 
NIC-02  submitted  to  CNO  (OP-009R)  response  to 
Senate  Select  Committee  on  Intelligence  (SSCI) 
question  on  the  Defense  Attache  Service  dealing 
with  repeat  tours  and  quality  of  available 
personnel,  specifically  discussing  the  feasibi- 
lity of  a  separate  Attache  Service. 
The  Tri-Service  plan  of  action,  including  a  time- 
table for  delivery  of  each  phase  of  the  civilian 
personnel  program  was  submitted  to  the  Office  of 
the  Secretary  of  Defense  (OSD) . 
The  Navy  requested  from  OSD  a  legal  opinion  on 
coverage  of  NAVSECINVCOM  under  Section  504  of 
P.  L.  99-569. 
3  MAR:  NIC-OOQ  completed  final  acceptance  test  and 
implemented  the  Sea  Based  Assets  Security  (SEA- 
BASS)  Phase  II  in  support  of  NAVOPINTCEN. 
5  MAR:  Joint  efforts  by  NIC-01  and  COMNAVMILPERSCOM 
(NMPC-408)  led  to  the  establishment  of  a  second 
IS  Detailer.   (ISC  Graham  reported  for  duty  in 
that  position  at  NMPC-408  on  6  Jul  87.) 
6  MAR:  The  NAVINTCOM  Sailor  of  the  Year  Selection  Board 
met  to  consider  and  interview  the  following 
candidates  for  the  SOY  Program: 
151  Mikeal  B.  Johnston  NAVINTCOMHQs 
AW1  John  A.  Panek  CTF  168 
152  Tanya  M.  Vallejo  NAVOPINTCEN 
IS1  Luciann  B.  Collado  NISC 
CTOl  Scott  J.  Ostynski       NIPSSA 
CT01  Scott  J.  Ostynski  was  selected  as  the 
NAVINTCOM  Sailor  of  the  Year. 
9  MAR:  NAVINTCOM  EEO  sponsored  Women's  History  Month 
kick-off.   Speaker  was  Captain  Marilyn  Carney, 
Labor  Relations  Judge,  Federal  Government.
10  MAR:         NIC-OOQ  conducted  computer  security  compliance 
reviews  at  CG  2  MARDIV,  Camp  LeJeune,  NC  and  CG  2 
MAW,,MCAS,  Cherry  Point,  NC. 
11  MAR:         NAVINTCOM  EEO  Women's  History  Month  Program. 
Speaker  was  Ms.  Ruth  Bates  Harris,  Human  Rela- 
tions Officer,  Office  of  the  Secretary,  Depart- 
ment of  Interior. 
11-12  MAR:      CDR  L.  K.  Roark  (NIC-12)  attended  the  Intelli- 
gence Schools  Commanders'  Conference  and  General 
Intelligence  Training  Council  Meeting  at  Ft. 
Huachuca ,  AZ . 
12  MAR:         ISC  P.  L.  Wagner  (NIC-122)  attended  USS  JOHN  F. 
KENNEDY/ CVW-3  Post-Deployment  Debrief  in  Norfolk, 
VA. 
12-20  MAR:      CDEEOO  conducted  a  fact-finding  conference  into 
the  allegation  of  discrimination  made  by  five 
present  and  former  employees  of  CTF-168. 
Interviews  were  conducted  in  Newport,  RI. 
13  MAR:         Mrs.  Rosemary  Howard,  Deputy  Director,  Civilian 
Equal  Opportunity  Policy  (FWP) ,  Office  of  the 
Deputy  Assistant  Secretary  of  Defense  was  guest 
speaker  for  Women's  History  Month  Program. 
17  MAR:         Rear  Admiral  Roberta  Hazzard,  Commander,  Naval 
Training  Center,  Great  Lakes,  IL  was  guest 
speaker  for  Women's  History  Month  Program. 
Mr.  G.  Phillips  (NIC-42)  met  with  Special 
Assistant,  Undersecretary  of  the  Navy,  to 
establish  special  handling  procedures  within 
NIC-04  regarding  the  YELLOW  ROSE  Special  Access 
Program  for  personnel/  billets. 
18  MAR:         Egyptian  Director  of  Military  Intelligence 
visited  Washington-area  intelligence  activities. 
23-26  MAR:    Italian  DNI  visited  Washington-area  intelligence 
activities.   Visit  itinerary  planned  and  coordi- 
nated by  NIC-03F. 
2  3-27  MAR:      RADM  Hagen  (COMNAVINTCOM) ,  accompanied  by  CW02 
Rugen  (NIC-OOA) ,  visited  Colorado  and  Nebraska 
for  discussions  on  fleet  intelligence  issues.
24  MAR:         NIC-OOQ  added  the  capability  to  the  IFEF  to 
accept  JINTACCS  TACELINT  message  traffic  as 
coordinated  with  NSA  and  NAVOPINTCEN. 
APR:  Mr.  Vincent  H.  De  Vito  relieved  Captain  B.  J 
Kennelly,  as  NIC-44. 
Ms.  B.  Swift,  Assistant  Commander  for  Financial/ 
Management/Comptroller  (NIC-02) ,  attended  the 
mid-year  review  hearing  and  responded  to 
questions  on  cost  of  supplies/materials  for  FY  86 
87  and  88. 
GSA  completed  renovation  of  NIC-I  lobby, 
including  new  elevator. 
Received  Navy  Federal  Credit  Union  plans  for 
modification  of  space  in  building  NIC-I  and 
forwarded  them  through  NDW  to  WHS  for  approval. 
The  Intelligence  Community  Staff  conducted 
scheduled  annual  review  of  Naval  Intelligence 
Command  GDIP  base  resources  (Production,  TECRAS, 
Management  HQs) . 
3  APR:         NIC-OOQ  conducted  a  Security  Test  and  Evalution 
(ST&E)  oon  the  Prototype  Ocean  Surveillance 
System  (POST)  Version  4.1  at  BTG,  INC.,  Vienna, 
VA. 
13  APR:         Mrs.  Heather  Miller  reported  aboard  to  fill 
vacant  NIC-123  billet. 
13-15  APR:      Intelligence  Officers  from  Swedish  Defense 
Research  Institute  visited  Washington-area 
intelligence  activities.   Visit  itinerary 
planned  and  coordinated  by  NIC-03F. 
14  APR:         iscm  J.  Holmes  (NICT113)  and  ISC  P.  Wagner 
(NIC-122)  attended  the  Planning  Conference  for  a 
new  Navy  Occupational  Training  Analysis  Program 
(NOTAP)  Survey  of  the  Intelligence  Specialist 
(IS)  Rating. 
17  APR:         A  scheduled  Command  Inspection  of  all  Task  Force 
168  Pacific  Elements  was  completed  with  a  grade 
of  Satisfactory.   This  was  the  second  in  a  new 
program  of  triennial  inspections  of  all  CTF  168 
command  elements.
22-24  APR:      ISC  P.  Wagner  (NIC-122)  attended  Navy  Integrated 
Training  Resource  Administration  System  (NITRAS) 
training  at  Norfolk,  VA,  and  reviewd  selected 
intelligence  curriculum  at  Navy  and  Marine  Corps 
Intelligence  Training  Center  (NMITC)  and  NAS 
Oceana. 
23  APR:         The  Navy  position  on  Flag/General  Officer  Manning 
in  the  Defense  Attache  System  forwarded  for  con- 
sideration to  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency. 
NIC-OOQ  completed  the  development  of  the  IFEF  for 
IFEF  to  SEAWATCH  III  interface. 
28  APR:         Captain  B.  J.  Kennelly  relieved  CDR  Mary  James  as 
Assistant  Commander  for  Data  Resources  and  Pro- 
duction Management  (NIC-05) . 
29  APR-1  MAY:    CDEEOO  attended  CNO,  EEO  Council  Meeting  in 
Annapolis,  MD. 
30  APR:         NIC-OOQ  implemented  Phase  II  of  the  Sea  Based 
Assets  Security  System  for  NAVOPINTCEN. 
MAY:  Assistant  Commander  for  Security  (NIC-04) 
provided  policy  concerning  the  SCI  access  for  the 
Executive,  Legislative,  and  Judicial  Branches  of 
the  U.  S.   Government. 
Concept  paper  for  the  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
Security  Control  and  Record  System  (NIC-SCARS) 
was  approved.   NIC-SCARS  will  combine  two 
current,  antiquated  ADP  systems  within  NIC-41,  as 
well  as  provide  access  to  the  Naval  Security 
Group  Security  Control  and  Record  System 
(NSG-SCARS) . 
Special  ACDUTRA  team  from  NICSEC  0166  Reserve 
Unit  drilled  on  night  shift  (1600-2400)  to 
assist  NIC-04  in  eliminating  the  adjudication 
backlog. 
NIC-02  Department  reviewed  the  NAVINTCOM  Civilian 
Benefit  Association  (NICBA)  fund  and  found  it 
satisfactory. 
MAY:  NIC-02  Department  prepared  annual  (1986)  certi- 
fication package  for  COMNAVINTCOM,  as  required  by 
the  Secretary  of  the  Navy.   COMNAVINTCOM  person-
MAY:  nally  reviewed  a  sampling  of  expenditure  docu- 
ments, found  no  discrepancies,  and  reported 
accordingly  to  the  Secretary. 
CNO  restored  reserve  of  $1,384,000,  which  was 
distributed  as  follows  and  includes  $412,000  from 
NIC  reserve: 
TF  168 (HIMINT) 
160 
NIPSSA (IAIPS) 
700 
NIPSSA (TCOM) 
650 
NIPSSA (ADP) 
440 
NICHQs 
154 
TOTAL  1796 
NIC-02  Department  commenced  formal  negotiations/ 
exploration  of  a  computer  linked  network  of  all 
NAVINTCOM  programming  nodes  to  be  known  as  the 
Intelligence  Planning  Local  Area  Network  (IPLAN) . 
NIC-02  Department  submitted  to  CNO  (OP-009R) 
responses  to  questions  and  issues  raised  by  GDIP 
staff  following  the  FY89-93  first  GDIP  ranking. 
Questions/ issues  were  related  to  plans  to  correct 
Navy  GDIP  overguidance  in  FY90,  FY91,   and  FY92; 
20  Navy/U&S  GDIP  projects,  including  restorals, 
deferrals,  and  alternatives;  and  several  changes 
in  ranking. 
NIC-02  Department  responded  to  CNO  (0P-009R)  to 
questions  and  issues  raised  by  the  GDIP  staff 
following  the  FY89-93  second  GDIP  ranking. 
Questions  were  related  to  installation  of  a  FIST 
at  NSWC  Fallow  using  GDIP  funds,  importance  of 
NISC  Special  Program  Civilian  Pay,  and  training 
for  TF  168  case  officer  billets. 
NIC-02  Department  responded  to  CNO  (OP-009R)  to 
questions  and  issues  raised  by  the  GDIP  staff 
following  the  FY89-93  third  GDIP  ranking. 
Questions/ issues  were  related  to  merging  of  pro- 
jects 3491  and  3492  (OSIS  Functional  Transfer) 
into  a  single  package  and  ensuring  adequate  fund- 
ing for  projects  3304  (LANTCOM  TIAP  Implementa- 
tion) and  3305  (LANTCOM  TIAP) . 
MAY:  LCDR  V.  Turnbull  (NIC-21A)  coordinated  a  most 
successful  Navy  Relief  fund  drive.   A  total  of
MAY:  $13,799  was  collected  with  94%  of  NAVINTCOMHQs ' 
military  personnel  participating  and  83%  of 
claimancy  military  personnel  participating. 
1  MAY:  CDR  Mary  James  retired,  after  26  years  active 
duty. 
4-6  MAY:        CDR  J.  E.  Goldsmith  (NIC-13)  and  ISC  P.  L. 
Wagner  (NIC-122  attended  the  Naval  Reserve 
Intelligence  Program  (NRIP)  Training  Advisory 
Board  (TAB)  at  NMITC,  Dam  Neck,  VA. 
5  MAY:  NIC-OOQ  upgraded  the  IFEF  operating  system  to 
VAX  VMS  4.5  in  support  of  NAVOPINTCEN. 
NIC-OOQ  conducted  computer  security  compliance 
reviews  at  NAVOCEANO,  Bay  St.  Louis,  MS  and 
CG  4  MARDIV,  New  Orleans,  LA. 
7  MAY:  ISC  P.  Wagner  (NIC-122)  was  f rocked  to  ISCS. 
11  MAY:         Ms.  Monica  L.  Buckner  (NIC-01B2)  reported  aboard. 
Secure  video  teleconferencing  system  activated 
between  CNO/IP  and  NAVOPINTCEN  Suitland  as  the 
first  node  of  the  "OCTOPUS"  System,  providing 
interactive  daily  intelligence  briefings. 
19  MAY:         ISCS  P.  L.  Wagner  (NIC-122)  attended  the  Navy 
Command  and  Control  System  (Afloat)  NTP  Confer- 
ence. 
22  MAY:         Ms.  Angela  L.  Owens  (NIC-01B2)  detached. 
Mr.  Joel  McCowan  (NIC-53)  Division  Supervisor 
detached. 
2  3  MAY:         Conversion  from  the  Naval  Automated  Civilian 
Management  Information  System  (NACMIS)  to  the 
Navy  Civilian  Personnel  Data  System  (NCPDS) 
began- 
25-29  MAY:      EEO  Specialist  attended  the  National  IMAGE  Train- 
ing Conference  and  Convention  in  Atlanta,  GA. 
26-29  MAY:      German  DNI  visited  Washington-area  intelligence 
activities.   Visit  itinerary  planned  and  coordi- 
nated by  NIC-03F.
28-29  MAY:      CDR  L.  K.  Roark  (NIC-12)  attended  the  DoD 
Advanced  Systems  Training  Plan  Team  Meeting  at 
Goodfellow  AFB,  TX. 
JUN:  GSA  approved  Navy  Federal  Credit  Union  plans  for 
its  new  area  in  NIC-I  Building. 
Navy  exhibit  was  put  on  display  in  the  lobby  of 
NIC-I. 
Ms.  Swift  (NIC-02)  and  LCDR  Cox  (NIC-21)  attended 
a  meeting  with  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  repre- 
sentatives to  discuss  common  functions  carried 
out  at  the  Defense  Intelligence  Analysis  Center 
(DIAC)  and  the  proposed  Naval  Intelligence  Center 
(NIC) . 
NIC-02  Department  forwarded  HPSCI/SSCI  Congres- 
sional appeals  to  CNO  (OP-009R) . 
NIC-02  Department  forwarded  to  CNO  (OP-009R)  the 
NAVINTCOM  response  to  a  Senate  Appropriations 
Committee  (SAC)  question  for  the  record.   This 
question  was  broad  and  included  such  items  as 
travel  funds  in  a  variety  of  areas,  utility 
increases,  handling  of  communications  funds, 
purchased  equipment  maintenance  (computers) , 
printing  costs,  and  other  supplies. 
3-5  JUN:        CDEEOO  conducted  interviews  for  NISC  EEO  Commit- 
tee. 
4  JUN:  NIC-OOQ  added  Wang  Replacement  Increment  (WRI) 
RAINFORM  reformat  enhancements  on  SEAWATCH  II 
(SW  II)  which  saved  the  intelligence  analysts  of 
NAVOPINTCEN  an  estimated  3  to  5  hours  per  day. 
6  JUN:  Conversion  from  the  Naval  Automated  Civilian 
Management  Information  System  (NACMIS)  to  the 
Naval  Civilian  Personnel  Data  System  (NCPDS)  was 
completed. 
17  JUN:         NIC-OOQ  designed  and  added  direct  communications 
from  the  IFEF  to  the  Developmental  Unified  Elint 
Tracker  (DUET),  DUET  to  IFEF,  and  IFEF  to 
Developmental  Submarine  Analysis  Testbed  (DSAT) . 
18  JUN:         NIC-OOQ  completed  the  conversion  of  SW  II  Naval, 
Merchant  and  Fishing  historical  data  for  use  in 
SW  III.
22-23  JUN:      LTJG  M.  Anderson  (NIC-Ill)  and  ISCS  P.  Wagner 
(NIC-122)  conducted  a  Navy  Rights  and  Responsi- 
bilities (NR&R)  Workshop. 
NIC-OOQ  installed  the  Fleet  Intelligence  Data 
Base  (FIDB)  aboard  the  USS  CORAL  SEA  and  pro- 
vided initial  system  training. 
2  5  JUN:         EEO  Specialist  attended  a  one-day  conference  on 
child  care  in  Gaithersburg,  MD. 
30  JUN:         LTJG  Margaret  A.  Anderson  (NIC-Ill)  detached. 
JUN  -  AUG:      As  a  result  of  joint  efforts  between  Mr.  R 
Schmeltz  (NIC-43)  and  Mr.  G.  Philip  (Nic-42)  all 
27  Pentagon  SCIFs  received  a  physical  and  admini- 
strative SCI  security  inspection. 
JUL:  NIC-02  Department  reviewed  MWR  fund  and  found  it 
satisfactory. 
The  shower  room  in  the  basement  of  NIC-I  Building 
was  rehabilitated.  y 
NIC-02  Department  submitted  to  CNO  (OP-009R) 
COMNAVUNTCOM's  recommendations  for  Navy  Substan- 
tive GDIP  programming  guidance  for  POM-90/91 
build.   Of  the  18  items,  16  were  incorporated 
into  the  CNO  Substantive  Guidance  for  GDIP  pom- 
90/91  Build. 
NIC-02  Department  submitted  to  CNO  (OP-009P13) 
four  Productivity  Enhancement  Initiatives.   These 
were  (l)  Dynamic  Correlation  Model  of  Soviet  Navv 
Versus  Various  Threats  -  NAVOPINTCEN,  (2)  Soviet 
Electronics  Acquistion  Exploitation  -  NISC,  (3) 
Integration  of  Digital  Imagery  for  Exploitation 
NISC,  and  (4)  Navy  Collection  Management  Recmirp- 
ments  System  (CRMS-N)  -  TF  168.   All  four  initia 
tives  submitted  by  NIC-21  were  approved  by  the 
Director  of  Naval  Intelligence  (DNI)  and 
forwarded  to  higher  authority. 
Distributed  from  Headquarters'  funds  the  clerical 
pay  raise  dollars  of  $87,000  to  all  component 
commands  within  our  major  claimant.   We  absorbed 
this  new  pay  raise  within  claimant  funding. 
1  JUL:  Captain  Idleberg  detached  NAVINTCOM  for  duty  as 
Foreign  Liaison  Officer  (OP-009L) .
5  JUL:  COMNAVINTCOM's  first  operational  NS3T  (NAVINTCOM 
Standard  SPINTCOMM/SSO  Terminal)  MOD-40  replace- 
ment terminal  (PROJECT  FIREBOAT)  was  activated 
on  the  streamliner  remote  ckt  serving  the  CG 
MECDEC  Marine  SPINTCOMM. 
13-17  JUL:      EEO  Specialist  attended  the  Federally  Employed 
Women's  National  Training  Program  in  St.  Louis, 
MO. 
14  JUL:         NIC-OOQ  conducted  preaccreditation  tests  on  the 
Communication  Support  Processor  (CSP)  in  London, 
UK. 
15  JUL:         Deputy  Director,  Norwegian  Intelligence  Service 
visited  Washington-area  intelligence  activities. 
Visit  itinerary  planned  and  coordinated  by 
NIC-03F. 
15  JUL-25  AUG:   The  NAVINTCOM  claimancy  suffered  losses  in  two 
adverse  manpower  actions.  First,  the  Management 
Headquarters  Reduction  resulted  in  the  loss  of  7 
civilians,  3  officers,  and  2  enlisted  positions. 
An  additional  14  officer  billets  were  lost  as 
part  of  the  congressionally  mandated  1%  cut  back 
in  DoD  officer  end  strength  for  FY-87. 
17  JUL:         Instituted  tighter  control  over  departing  SCI- 
cleared  personnel  through  the  addition  of  the 
NIC-42  office  on  checkout  lists  for  Pentagon 
civilian,  enlisted  and  officer  personnel. 
20-24  JUL:      Israeli  DNI  visited  Washington-area  intelligence 
activities.   Visit  itinerary  planned  and  coordi- 
nated by  NIC-03F. 
22  JUL:         CDEEOO  reorganized  NISC's  EEO  Committee  and  new 
members  were  appointed.   New  committee  was 
briefed  on  duties  and  responsibilities. 
26  JUL:         First  phase  of  R/Y  deconsolidation  in  London 
implemented  with  the  activation  of  the  "Y"  only 
CSP  on  the  FOSIC  London  SPINTCOMM. 
27  JUL:         CDR  Charles  W.  Cushman,  Jr.,  reported  for  duty  as 
NAVINTCOM  (NIC-OON)  (Special  Assistant  for  Naval 
Attache  Affairs) . 
27  JUL:         NIC-OOQ  added  new  applications  enhancements  to 
IFEF  JINTACCS  MARREP  and  PURPLE  formats  process- 
ing in  support  of  NAVOPINTCEN.
31  JUL:         Mrs.  Heather  Miller  (NIC-123)  detached  for  a 
position  in  the  civilian  sector. 
AUG:  NIC-02  Department  reviewed  internal  control  pro- 
gram of  Headquarters  and  found  it  generally 
satisfactory,  considering  the  concept  of  reason- 
able assurance.   Property  management  has  improved 
considerably  since  1983.   This  year's  major 
accomplishment  was  in  reducing  over-age  plant 
property  work  in  progress  and  correcting  proce- 
dures to  ensure  proper  transaction  codes  and 
plant  accountable  activity  codes  on  procurement 
documentation.   Civilian  employee  timekeeping 
had  also  improved. 
NIC-02  evaluated  command's  internal  control  pro- 
gram, found  no  material  weaknesses,  and  prepared 
appropriate  certification  to  CNO. 
NIC-02  reviewed  NICBA  fund  and  found  it  satis- 
factory. 
Received  Navy  Audit  Service  Report  finding 
NAVINTCOM  in  compliance  with  the  Navy's  Internal 
Control  Program  for  FY  1986. 
NIC-02  established  formal  automated  follow-up 
system  for  recording  and  reporting  status  of 
corrective  action  on  deficiencies  reported  under 
the  Internal  Control  Program. 
OSD  issued  delegation  of  authority  memo  to  the 
Secretaries  of  the  Military  Departments  for  the 
Civilian  Intelligence  Personnel  Management 
System. 
4  AUG:  CDR  Cushman  (NIC-OON)  submitted  position  on 
proposed  Flag  Officer  brevetting  in  the  Defense 
Attache  System  for  CNO. 
5-7  AUG:        CDEEOO  attended  a  three-day  "Blacks  in  Government 
(BIG)"  Conference. 
10-11  AUG:      NIC-OOQ  installed  FIDB  aboard  USS  IOWA  and  pro- 
vided initial  system  training. 
13  AUG:         Captain  Roland  A.  Saenz,  USN  replaced  Captain  D. 
Sherburne  as  Assistant  Commander  for  Operations 
NIC-03,    and   as   Commander  Task  Force   168.
16  AUG:         Mr.  Jeff  Hicks  reported  aboard  to  fill  the  NIC-53 
Division  Supervisor  billet. 
19-23  AUG:      RADM  Hagen,  accompanied  by  Mr.  Richard  Sentner 
(NIC-03F)  and  CW02  Rugen  (NIC-OOA) ,  visited 
Lisbon,  Portugal  to  sign  Memorandum  of  Agreement 
with  that  country. 
20  AUG:         CDEEOO  conducted  a  two-hour  training  session  for 
NISCs  new  EEO  Committee. 
25  AUG:         CDR  L.  Roark  (NIC-12)  attended  the  DoD  Sensitive 
Compartmented  Information  (SCI)  Security  Course 
Development  at  DIA. 
31  AUG:         The  Naval  Intelligence  Processing  System  Miniatu- 
rization Production  System  (NIPS-MPS)  achieved 
its  initial  operational  capability. 
SEP:  Mr.  R.  Schmeltz  (NIC-43)  represented  DoN  at  the 
DCI  Physical  Security  Working  Group  (PSWG) 
resulting  in  the  implementation  of  a  new  DCID 
1/21  (Physical  Security  Standards  for  SCIFs) . 
Converted  $145,000  of  E&EE  funds  from  Subhead 
.1230  to  subhead  .1530.   Distributed  $90,000  to 
NIPSSA  for  ADP  support  and  $55K  to  NICHQs  for 
travel  support. 
NIC-02  completed  FY  1987  Budget  Execution. 
Certified  obligations  of  $139,875,767  for  subhead 
.1530  O&MN  against  a  $140,096  Program.   (Obliga- 
tion rate  of  99.84  percent.) 
IPLAN  computer  network  became  operational.   This 
local  area  net  links  all  NAVINTCOM  programming 
personnel. 
NIC-02  forwarded  responses  to  two  questions 
raised  during  the  GDIP  FY89-93  Budget  Review 
Hearings  of  17  Sep  (NISC) . 
NIC-02  forwarded  response  to  a  question  raised 
during  the  GDIP  FY89-93  Budget  Review  Hearings 
of  22  Sep  (TF  168) . 
SEP:  Identified  specific  GDIP  data  base  line  items 
for  taking  HPSCI-SSCI  mandated  cuts  in  the  FY88 
program.
SEP:  NIC-02  forwarded  response  to  a  question  raised 
during  the  GDIP  FY89-93  Budget  Review  Hearings 
of  25  Sep  (Navy  TCOMM) . 
Director  of  Naval  Intelligence  (DNI)  issued  memo 
to  centralize  position  classification  authority 
for  all  intelligence  function  positions  in  the 
Suitland  Branch  Office. 
8  SEP:  NIC-OOQ  coordinated  TADIXS/OTCIXS  interface  modi- 
fication approval  for  all  OSIS  Baseline  Subsystem 
(OBS)  sites. 
15  SEP:         Mr.  William  M.  Jones,  formerly  NIC-23,  became 
Assistant  Inspector  General  for  Internal  Control 
and  Audit  (NIC-00Z1) ,  adding  significant  capabi- 
lities to  the  Inspector  General  staff  function. 
16  SEP:         Mrs.  Linda  Lopez,  was  guest  speaker  for  Hispanic 
Heritage  Week  Program. 
17  SEP:         NAVINTCOM  and  component  commands  held  Bell 
Ringing  Ceremony  to  commemorate  the  signing  of 
the  Constitution. 
NIC-OOQ  coordinated  UK  OSIS  accreditation  issues 
with  US  National  authorities.   NIC-OOQ  repre- 
sented the  U.S.  Navy  at  the  UK/NAT  facility  in 
UK/Northwood . 
22-23  SEP:      CDR  L.  Roark  (NIC-12)  and  ISCS  P.  Wagner  (NIC- 
122  attended  the  Navy  Tactical  Aerial  Reconnais- 
sance Conference. 
24  SEP:         Program  for  the  Environmental  and  Morale  Leave 
(EML)  for  Navy  personnel  serving  in  the  Defense 
Attache  System  will  be  funded  for  the  second  year 
by  COMNAVINTCOM. 
24  SEP-15  NOV:   LT  Bales  (NIC-131)  was  deployed  on  TAD  orders  to 
COMIDEASTFOR  for  intelligence  augmentation  to 
fleet  assets  in  the  Persian  Gulf. 
25-26  SEP:      RADM  Hagen  visited  Dallas,  TX  to  give  speech  for 
Establishment  Ceremony  of  the  Headquarters  of  the 
Director,  Na\ral  Reserve  Intelligence  Program. 
28  SEP-14  OCT:   CDR  Cushman  visited  India,  Sri  Lanka,  Indonesia, 
Thailand,  Singapore,  and  Malaysia  to  discuss
28  SEP- 14  OCT:   Naval  Attache/Enlisted  Support  issues  with  Navy 
personnel  in  these  U.S.  Defense  Attache  Offices. 
29  SEP:         In  response  to  new  Naval  Inspector  General  guid- 
ance, a  schedule  was  established  for  Intelligence 
Oversight  Inspections  with  an  18  month  frequency 
for  all  NAVINTCOM  components. 
30  SEP:         Joint  Operational  Tactical  System  (JOTS)  was 
installed  in  the  NAVOPINTCEN  facility. 
0CT:  NIC-04  issued  "On  Watch  Bulletin"  to  the  Navy  SSO 
community. 
NIC-02  issued  a  change  to  supplemental  guidance 
to  users  of  E&EE  funds,  establishing  cash  manage- 
ment procedures  for  these  funds. 
NIC-02  returned  to  Navy  $238,000  of  subhead  .1530 
funds  of  FY  1987  as  a  result  of  contracts  not 
being  negotiated  for  the  full  amount  and  or 
cancellations.   Dollars  were  returned  too  late  to 
allow  use  by  the  claimant.   These  were  funds  in 
excess  of  what  we  would  be  certifying. 
NIC-02  forwarded  response  to  a  question  raised 
during  the  GDIP  FY89-93  budget  review  hearings 
requesting  an  overview  and  status  of  the  Joint 
National  Intelligence  Development  Staff  (JNIDS) . 
NIC-02  submitted  classified  and  unclassified  ver- 
sions, respectively,  of  the  NAVINTCOM  Produc- 
tivity Improvement  Plan  to  the  Office  of  the 
Assistant  Secretary  of  the  Navy  (Shipbuilding  and 
Logistics)  -  Specifications  Control  Advocate 
General  of  the  Navy.   This  plan  was  based  on 
current  GDIP  initiatives. 
LCDR  Cox  (NIC-21)  assumed  responsibility  for  the 
Naval  Intelligence  Acquisition  Plan  from  Mr. 
Robert  Goldberg. 
5  OCT:  Messrs.  James  Thoune  and  Eric  Schwartz  were  guest 
speakers  at  the  Handicapped  Awareness  Program. 
6  OCT:  New  Intelligence  Liaison  Officer  (ILO) /Sensitive 
Compartmented  Information  Administrative  Officer 
(SCI  ADMINO)  Training  Course  instituted.   3  5 
personnel  received  SCI  training  by  the  end  of  the 
calendar  year.
6  OCT:  Mrs.  Denise  Wells  was  designated  as  the  Family 
Ombudsman  for  NAVINTCOM  and  component  commands. 
8-28  OCT:       Pre/Post-SACLANT  Maritime  Intelligence  Conference 
(MARINTCON)  visit  itineraries  for  over  40  NATO 
participants  from  ten  countries,  including  DNI 
representatives  planned  and  coordinated  by 
NIC-03F.   A  Post-MARINTCON  reception  was 
planned  and  hosted  by  NIC-03. 
9  OCT:  Coordinated  and  implemented  briefing  process  with 
NSIC  representatives  for  counterintelligence 
security  polygraphs  for  100  randomly  selected 
personnel. 
13  OCT:         COMNAVINTCOM  and  component  commands  were  repre- 
sented at  the  Navy  Memorial  dedication  ceremony. 
15  OCT:         NIC-OOQ  conducted  an  ST&E  on  the  Prototype 
Analyst  Workstation  (PAWS)  Version  3.0  at  CENPRO- 
FAC,  Washington,  DC. 
NIC-OOQ  established  communications  with  Military 
Sealift  Command  (MSC)  for  data  exchange  and  SW 
II  System  access  by  MSC. 
16  OCT:         RADM  Hagen  visited  Governor's  Island,  NY  to 
observe  demonstration  of  Phase  I  of  the  Joint 
Maritime  Information  Element  (JMIE) . 
Captain  L.  G.  Shelton,  Jr. ,  reported  aboard  as 
Assistant  Commander  for  Manpower,  Personnel  and 
Training  (NIC-01) . 
22  OCT:         CDEEOO  attended  a  pre-hearing  conference  at  the 
Equal  Employment  Opportunity  Commission.   The 
conference  resulted  in  a  no-fault  settlement 
agreement  and  savings  to  the  U.  S.  Government. 
22-23  OCT:      Spanish  DNI  visited  Washington-area  intelligence 
activities.   Visit  itinerary  planned  and  coordi- 
nated by  NIC-03F. 
26-30  OCT:      CDEEOO  attended  a  three-day  CNO,  EEO  Council 
Meeting  in  New  Orleans,  LA. 
28-29  OCT:      Japanese  DNI  visited  Washington-area  intelligence 
activities.   Visit  itinerary  planned  and  coordi- 
nated by  NIC-03F.
NOV:  Memorandum  of  Agreement  established  between  SSO 
Navy  and  the  Naval  Security  Investigative  Command 
(NSIC)  for  the  formal  notification  of  opened 
investigations  ICO  DoN  personnel 
Began  Optical  Disk  System  negotiations  with 
NIPSSA  to  establish  a  computerized  storage  data- 
base for  the  Access  Control  Branch  (NIC-413) . 
The  conversion  of  existing  microfiche  records  is 
also  being  considered. 
Lieutenant  Anthony  W.  Dean,  CHC,  USNR,  ordered 
ADDU  as  Chaplain  to  NAVINTCOM  and  component 
commands . 
NIC-02  reviewed  MWR  fund  and  found  it  satisfac- 
tory. 
Navy  Federal  Credit  Union  began  alterations  in 
NIC-I  building  area  (75%  completed  by  the  end  of 
the  year) . 
LCDR  Bourgeois  (NIC-21C)  coordinated  a  very 
successful  annual  Combined  Federal  Campaign  (CFC) 
fund-raising  drive.  Total  amount  collected  was 
$78,224.60,  103%  of  the  NAVINTCOM  goal,  and  an 
increase  of  6%  over  the  previous  year. 
NIC-02  submitted  to  the  CNO  (OP-009R)  NAVINTCOM 
appeals  to  the  House  Appropriation  Committee 
(HAC)  marks  to  the  President's  budget  as  follows 
(dollars  in  thousands) : 
Items 
Civilian  Personnel.  Navy 
Positions 
RDT&E  Navy,  Field  Operational 
Office 
Navy  S&T  -  0&M,N  -  Unallocated 
Navy  s&T  -  Minor  Ongoing 
Initiatives 
Navy  s&T  -  Other  Procurement,    1080         1080 
Navy 
NOIC  Analytical  Software         
1350         
1350 
Naval  Intelligence  Production  -   800  
800 
Minor  New  Initiatives 
Overt  Humint  -  Minor  Ongoing      325  325 
Initiative 
Positions  9  9 
HAC  Cut 
$1297 4 
300 
Appea 1 
300 
3500 
200 
3500 
200
HAC  Cut 
f    500 
Appeal 
500 
8272 
132 
'.         105 
1100 
8272 
132 
NOV  88:       Items 
Infrastructure  -  Base  Operating 
Expenses 
Intelligence  HQ  -  Naval 
Intelligence  Command 
Positions 
Training  -  Minor  New  Initiative 
Naval  Telecommunications  - 
Oth  Proc 
5  NOV:  NIC-00Q  modified  a  CASANOVA  program  to  have 
direct  connect  to  TELENET  resulting  in  an  alter- 
nate means  of  communication  resulting  in  addi- 
tional reliability  for  NAVOPINTCEN. 
5-6  NOV:        RADM  Hagen  visited  Dallas  TX  to  attend  the 
Director,  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program's 
Conference. 
Deputy  Chief,  Danish  Defense  Intelligence  Service 
visited  Washington-area  intelligence  activities. 
Visit  itinerary  planned  and  coordinated  by 
NIC-03F. 
6-8  NOV:        CDR  J.  Goldsmith  (NIC-13)  attended  the  NRIP 
Management  Conference  at  Dallas,  TX.   The 
Director,  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program's 
Reserve  Intelligence  Area  Coordinators  (RIACs) , 
Reserve  Intelligence  Program  Officers  (RIPOs) , 
and  Command  Reserve  Liaison  Officers  (RLOs) 
attended  to  confer  on  present  and  future  admini- 
strative requirements,  produc-tion  reports,  and 
organization. 
9  NOV:  Mr.  Arthur  E.  Wolf  retired  after  several  years  of 
service  to  the  command  as  consultant  on  matters 
related  to  a  former  NAVINTCOM  component  command 
and  related  litigation.   A  NAVINTCOM  plaque  was 
presented  in  recognition  of  his  outstanding  con- 
tributions to  the  command. 
12  NOV:         Chief  of  Intelligence,  Turkish  General  Staff 
visited  Washington-area  intelligence  activities. 
Navy  portion  of  the  visit  was  planned  and  coor- 
dinated by  NIC-03F. 
12-24  NOV:       RADM  Hagen  (C0MNAVINTC0M)  LCDR  Patton  (NIC-03R) , 
and  CW02  Rugen  (NIC-00A)  visited  Hawaii,  Japan, 
and  Korea  for  discussions  with  Fleet  N-2  person- 
nel, CTF-168  field  units,  and  foreign  counter- 
parts.
14-15  NOV:      CDR  J.  Goldsmith  (NIC-13)  accompanied  RADM  Hagen 
(COMNAVINTCOM)  to  the  FICEURLANT/FIRSTEURLANT 
Commanding  Officer/Production  Officer  Conference 
at  Norfolk,  VA  to  discuss  Mobilization  Readiness 
and  Mobilization  Readiness  Projects  with  gaining 
command  and  subordinate  reserve  units. 
19  NOV:         CDR  Cushman  (NIC-OON)  forwarded  to  DIA  the  Navy's 
proposals  to  the  Senate  Select  Committee  regard- 
ing FY-85  Study  of  Attaches. 
NIC-OOQ  brought  up  SEABASS-M  (Maintenance)  on 
APS-3.   This  change  allowed  for  off-line  develop- 
ment without  interruption  for  user  services. 
19-20  NOV:      CDR  Goldsmith  (NIC-13)  helped  to  organize  and 
attended  the  NIPSSA  Command  Conference  held  at 
Naval  Intelligence  Command,  Suitland,  MD. 
Attendees  discussed  areas  and  ways  to  improve  and 
expedite  the  development  of  the  micro  Reserve 
Intelligence  Resource  (RIPR)  and  held  briefings 
on  the  proposed  reserve  unit  tasking. 
20  NOV:         Captain  T.  D.  Buckley  (NIC-01)  detached  on 
terminal  leave. 
A  scheduled  Triennial  Command  Inspection  of  the 
Navy  Operational  Intelligence  Center  was  com- 
pleted with  a  grade  of  Satisfactory. 
25  NOV:         OBS  equipment  at  the  NMITC  training  facility  was 
deinstalled  to  make  way  for  the  new  OBU  hardware. 
28  NOV-ll  DEC:   Captain  Saenz  (NIC-03)  and  Mr.  Richard  Sentner 
(NIC-03F)  visited  European  elements  of  TF  168. 
DEC:  NIC-02  issued  completely  revised  supplemental 
guidance  to  users  of  E&EE  funds.   New  items 
included  acquisition  of  printed  materials,  pay- 
ment of  sales  tax,  requirements  for  proper 
signatures  on  claims,  and  clarification  of 
procedures  for  control  of  cash  advances. 
DEC:  NIC-02  developed  1988  internal  review  plan  for 
Headquarters,  covern  financial  areas  such  as 
obligation  rates,  civilian  pay  and  timekeeping, 
property  accounting,  and  travel  advances;  MWR 
and  NICBA  controls  and  accountability;  procure-
DEC:  ment  and  contracting;  telephone  service; 
personnel  areas  such  as  merit  pay  and  BPAP  docu- 
mentation, compliance  with  employee  ceilings, 
processing  of  time  and  attendance  cards, 
control  of  overtime  and  compensatory  time,  and 
control  of  annual  and  sick  leave;  intelligence 
funding  for  collection  and  classification  of 
intelligence;  support  to  command  inspector 
general;  support  for/liaison  with  external 
audit/inspection  organizations;  support  for 
Navy  Internal  Control  Program  requirements;  and 
implementation  status  of  financial  management 
information  systems  (IDARMS,  STARS,  ORACLE) . 
NIC-02  submitted  an  ABS  (Additional  Budget  Sub- 
mission) Budget  to  NAVCOMPT  vice  the  usual  com- 
plex OSD  Budge  on  7  December  1987. 
Ms.  Swift  (NIC-02)  and  Mr.  H.  Adams  (NIC-24) 
served  as  members  of  the  new  building  design 
team.   At  the  end  of  December,  the  design 
approached  35%  completion,  and  funding  was  still 
in  the  GDIP  Program  and  budget  for  a  total  of 
$114  million  ($61.8  million  in  FY  89,  $52.2 
million  in  FY  91) .   Our  original  intention  to 
build  and  occupy  in  two  phases  (meeting  require- 
ments of  OMB  Circular  A-ll  that  construction 
should  be  funded  in  a  single  year)  proved  imprac- 
tical for  actual  design.   A  waiver  was  requested 
to  OMB  Circular  A-ll  but  request  was  not 
forwarded  by  SECDEF  Comptroller  because  building 
was  already  line  item  in  FY  89  portion  of 
biennial  budget  sent  to  Congress  for  FY  88  and 
89.   GDIP  program  manager  and  OMB  analyst  have 
questioned  this  phased  funding.   Language  in 
congressional  justification  material  prepared 
this  year  states  that  occupancy  will  be  in  one 
phase  upon  completion  of  building  in  FY  92. 
DEC:  Following  six  months  of  discussions  by  working 
level  teams  from  DIA  and  NAVINTCOM  concerning 
possible  benefits  which  could  be  derived  from 
combining  certain  common  functions,  NIC-02 
reported  following  to  the  Deputy  Director 
(NIC-OOC) .   Teams  looked  into  classified 
destruction,  photo  lab,  print  shop,  dissemina- 
tion/distribution, motor  pool,  and  travel  office. 
NAVINTCOM  members  were  not  in  favor  of  any  con-
DEC:  solidation  with  possible  exception  of  classified 
destruction.   NIC-02  recommended  that  photo  lab 
and  DIAC,  which  can  accomodate  NAVINTCOM  require- 
ments in  existing  plants  with  additional  shifts. 
NIC-02  also  favored  combining  motor  pools  and 
travel  offices.   Although  studies  were  originally 
undertaken  in  connection  with  future  developments 
in  new  NAVINTCOM  building  and  DIAC  extension, 
NIC-02  concluded  that  combined  operations  as  out- 
lined above  would  have  substantial  benefits 
whether  new  building  materialized  or  not. 
Booz-Allen  &  Hamilton,  Inc.  was  hired  by  the  Army 
to  assist  the  Tri-Services  in  program  evaluation. 
They  will  perform  studies  on  existing  personnel 
management  data  systems,  special  compensation 
practices,  and  program  evaluation  systems. 
Tri-Service  Working  Group  forwarded  the  draft  OSD 
Policy  Manual  to  OSD  for  coordination  and 
approval . 
I  DEC:  ISCS  Wagner  (NIC-122)  attended  the  Fleet  Imagery 
Support  Terminal .  (FIST)  NTP  Conference. 
3  DEC:  NIC-OOQ  presented  the  Naval  Warfare  Tactical  Data 
Base  (NWTDB)  working  group  with  a  draft  revision 
of  the  NWTDB  User's  Guide. 
II  DEC:         Proposed  reclama  to  DIA  on  assignment  for  appro- 
priate government-owned  housing  for  principal 
attaches . 
Netherlands  DNI  visited  Washington-area  intelli- 
gence activities.   Visit  itinerary  was  planned 
and  coordinated  by  NIC-03F. 
22  DEC:         Mitel  phone  switches  were  installed  in  SPINTCOMMs 
at  FOSIC  London  and_  CINCLANTFLT  Norfolk,  pro- 
viding expanded  secure  gray  phone  service  at 
both  locations. 
23  DEC:         LCDR  D.  W.  Elkins  relieved  LCDR  J.  M.  Keydash  as 
Deputy  Director,  Manpower  and  Personnel  Division 
(NIC-11A) .  LCDR  Keydash  assumed  the  duties  of 
NIC-411. 
31  DEC:         COMNAVINTCOM  approved  the  first  consolidated 
schedule  of  planned  audits,  inspections,  indepen- 
dent internal  reviews  and  internal  control 
reviews  for  1988.
31  DEC:         A  total  of  137  Freedom  of  Information  Act  and  ten 
Privacy  Act  requests  were  received  during  1987. 
These  required  212  separate  actions,  all  of  which 
were  completed  during  the  year.