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THE. SECRETARY OF OEreNse;- 7 7. 6 rn a. we fe wet = foe cae : . ret oe . ee . tee : + . - . ‘ 7 vote. soe - Cece at -. tld 2 a . WASHIUCION, US. wir, - Ys May 26, 1982 . ¢ MEMORANDUM TO. THE DEPUTY UNDER SECRETARY FOR POLICY I find the: attached: inspection ‘report | on JSA disturbing “the extreme. (Attachment previously provided.).. °° We scem to have created our own CIA, but like Topsy, uncoordinated and uncontrolled, evca Unquestionably TSA. contains much talent and probably less * ‘more dedication. There may also be a reed, but that is . Clear, But we should have learned Cac lesson of the 70's on controls over @ . ; Accountability is the essence and we meee dL. rey zation that is. unaccountable. Action will be taken to terminate a11 ISA operations within 30 duvs; or cficet transfer thereof to other ° competent organizations. If it is desired’ to continuc ISA in sone form, the following will be Submitted Tor my approval not later than 15 Ji:ne. L. A concept plan. 2. A list of requirements. OC 3. A command structure, indicating to whom it is accountuble and how. controls to be established, particulachy over ave 5. A fiscal manapement and accounlzlility plan. F 6 (6. A program for working with appropriute Committees of Congress. ; 7. A funding plan, fully coordinated with the Comptroller. 8. The concurrence of the DCI ane ihe Cenersal Counsel for all of the above, Classified by NepSceche Review on 26 May 1988 ‘ Frank C. Carlucci cc: General Counsel w/o attach Secretary sf the Army w/o attach ° Chic{ a’ - aff of the Army wfo attach . et ;
(Page 1) THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON D.C. 20301 MAY 26, 1982 MEMORANDUM TO THE DEPUTY UNDER SECRETARY FOR POLICY I find the attached inspection report on ISA disturbing in the extreme. (Attachment previously provided.) We seem to have created our own CIA, but like Topsy, uncoordinated and uncontrolled. Unquestionably ISA contains much talent and probably even more dedication. There may also be a need, but that is less clear. But we should have learned the lesson of the 70’s on controls over....... .. (Excised]...........Accountability is the essence and we have created an organization that is unaccountable. Action will be taken to terminate all ISA operations within 30 days; or effect transfer thereof to other competent organizations. If it is desired to continue ISA in some form, the following will be submitted for my approval not later than 15 June. 1. A concept plan. 2. A list of requirements. 3. A command structure, indicating to whom it is accountable and how. 4. A list of controls to be established, particularly over [Excised] 5. A fiscal management and accountability plan. 6. A program for working with approprizate committees of Congress. 7. A funding plan, fully coordinated with the Comptroller. 8. The concurrence of the DCI and the General Counsel for all of the above. Classified by DepSecDef (signed) Review on 26 May 1988 Frank C. Carlucci cc: General Counsel w/o attach Secretary of the Army w/o attach Chief of Staff of the Army w/o attach
WASHINGTON. oc F301, - wos - MEMORANDUM ‘FOR, THE ASSISTANT ‘CHIEF OF STAFE FOR: INTELLIGENCE, ARMY. : wee De DEPARTMENT OF THE. ARMY eo cantoves tne span ses nity - 0 on SUBJECT: «| Resumption of USAISA Activities ae Cu) 4 I ot? 7 In response to youc - -memorandum of. bs) October,’ ‘Same subject, ..: ‘have no.objection to the immediate tesumption. of activities — :: telated pas mre by. the Uz Ss “Aray: Intelligence . Suppoct. ‘Activity, prova hate. 3 re et . - ea. “ALL such operations are. ‘conducted: pursuant to .the’- procedures set forth. ingt oy mo =, > we ‘dec Frank C. Carlucci cc: DUSD{(P) Dicectoc, DIA General Counsel are ‘Gladeitica by | ‘Dep Sec Def +s , Declessify on OADR :
(Page 1) THE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON D.C. 20301 19 OCT 1982 MEMORANDUM FOR THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE, ARMY DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY THROUGH THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF, ARMY SUBJECT: Resumption of USAISA Activities In response to your memorandum of 5 October, same subject, I have no objection to the immediate resumption of activities related to [{.....Excised.....] by the U.S. Army Intelligence Support Activity, provided that: All such operations are conducted pursuant to the procedures set forth in [Excised] No activities [Excised] will be conducted until the new charter has been approved. (signed) Frank C. Cariucci cc: DUSD(P) Director, DIA General Counsel
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THE  DEPUTY  SECRETARY  OF  DEFENSE 
WASHINGTON  D.C.   20301 
19  OCT  1982 
MEMORANDUM  FOR  THE  ASSISTANT  CHIEF  OF  STAFF  FOR  INTELLIGENCE,  ARMY 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ARMY 
THROUGH  THE  SECRETARY  OF  THE  ARMY 
CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  ARMY 
SUBJECT:   Resumption  of  USAISA  Activities 
In  response  to  your  memorandum  of  5  October,  same  subject,  I 
have  no  objection  to  the  immediate  resumption  of  activities 
related  to  [   Excised   ]   by  the  U.S.  Army  Intelligence 
Support  Activity,  provided  that: 
All  such  operations  are  conducted  pursuant  to 
the  procedures  set  forth  in  [Excised] 
No  activities   [Excised] 
will  be 
conducted  until  the  new  charter  has  been  approved. 
(signed) 
Frank  C.  Carlucci 
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Director,  DIA 
General  Counsel
a 6 SEP 1984 SPECIAL PROJECTS DIVISION OP-009G ‘Mission: To coordinate and implement OP-009 responsibilities for special projects. Functions: 1. Acts as principal action office for special projects for which the CNO is designated the Executive Agent. 2. Acts as program manager and specific point of contact in OP-009 on special project matters. 3. Participates in the planning, coordination and implemen- tation of special programs relating to intelligence. (OPs- 009G1, 009G2, 009G3) 4. Maintains liaison within the DON, DOD, JCS, and other agencies, aS appropriate, to ensure coordination with naval, defense, and national programs and policies. (OPs-009Gl1, 009G2, 009G3) 5. Assists in developing and evaluating mid- and long-range plans and objectives as they relate to special projects. (OPs- 009G1, 209G2, 009G3) 6. Develops, coordinates, and promulgates guidance relating to the acquisition, production, and dissemination of intelligence relating to special projects. (OP-009G2) 7. Reviews and evaluates the effectiveness of special projects within the DON and collaborates on actions to correct deficiencies. (OPsS-009Gl1, 009G2, 009G3) 8. Develops and administers the Navy budget program element for technical sensors as pertains to special projects. (OPs-009Gl, 009G3) 9. Participates in the establishment of policy and governing directives for security matters relating to special projects; and exercises approval authority for requests for the establish- ment of billets and access requirements. (OP-009G2) 10. Tasks, as necessary, for program support relating to special projects. (OPs-009Gl, 009G2, 009G3) 11. Coordinates studies and analyses relating to special projects. (OPs-009Gl1, 009G2, 009G3) 009G-1 OPS AV Crganizarion Maneal bucicsure ay
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agencies,  as  appropriate,  to  ensure  coordination  with  naval, 
defense,  and  national  programs  and  policies.   (OPS-009G1,  009G2, 
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relating  to  special  projects.   (OP-009G2) 
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within  the  DON  and  collaborates  on  actions  to  correct 
deficiencies.   (OPS-009G1,  009G2,  009G3) 
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technical  sensors  as  pertains  to  special  projects.   (OPS-009G1, 
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9.  Participates  in  the  establishment  of  policy  and  governing 
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special  projects.   (OPS-009G1,  009G2,  009G3) 
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND 4600 SILVER HILL ROAD WASHINGTON, D.C. 20389 IN REPLY REFER TO NAVINTCOMINST 5430.48 CH-1 Nze-008 JUL 16 1980 NAVINTCOM INSTRUCTION 5430.4B CHANGE TRANSMITTAL 1 Subj: Intelligence Communications Planning and Management Responsibilities; assignment of l. Purpose. ‘To refine the information contained in the basic instruction concerning the assignment of Intelligence Communications planning and management responsibilities within the Naval Intelligence Command. 2. Discussion. As stated in subparagraph 5.g, the Assistant to the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command for Processing Systems (NIC-00Q) is responsible for, inter alia, providing to controlling commands the personnel and dollar resources for the operation and maintenance of existing and newly implemented Naval Intelligence telecommunications systems, facilities and terminals, and Defense Special Security System facilities. In February 1980, the Chief of-Naval Operation designated the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command as the manpower claimant for the P. E. 31056N Special Intelligence Communications act- - ivities. This change transmittal reflects the additional responsibility assigned to NIC-00Q as manpower claimant for -P. E. 31056N (Intelligence Communications - Navy). 3. Action. Make the following pen correction to the basic instruction: a. Add the following sentence to paragraph 5.g: "In performing this function, act as manpower claimant for P. E. 31056N personnel resources." W./N. CAMPBELL “Deputy Distribution: (Same as basic directive) Stocked: COMNAVINTCOM 4600 Silver Hill Rd., Wash., DC 20389
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND 4600 SILVER HILL ROAD e WASHINGTON, D.C. 20089 IN REPLY REFER TO NAVINTCOMINST 5450.8A NIC-OOH 16 November 1981 CORRECTION SHEET NAVINTCOMINST 5450.8A of 30 SEP 1981 Subj: Naval Intelligence Command Organization The title for NIC-02 in enclosure (3) (page 43) to the instruction should be changed to read: ASSISTANT COMMANDER, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND ’ FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT/COMPTROLLER Distribution: (Same as basic) Stocked COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-OOAL) 4600 Silver Hill Rd. Washington, DC 20389
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  NAVY 
NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  COMMAND 
4600  SILVER  HILL  ROAD 
WASHINGTON.  D.C.  20389 
IN  REPLY  REFER  TO 
NAVINTCOMINST  5430.43  CH-1 
NIC-°°Q  JUL  16  1980 
NAVINTCOM  INSTRUCTION  5430. 4B  CHANGE  TRANSMITTAL  1 
Subj:   Intelligence  Communications  Planning  and  Management 
Responsibilities;  assignment  of 
L   Purpose.   To  refine  the  information  contained  in  the 
basic  instruction  concerning  the  assignment  of  Intelligence 
Communications  planning  and  management  responsibilities  within 
the  Naval  Intelligence  Command. 
2.   Discussion.   As  stated  in  subparagraph  5.g,  the  Assistant 
to  the  Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command  for  Processing 
Systems  (NIC-OOQ)  is  responsible  for,  inter  alia,  providing 
to  controlling  commands  the  personnel  and  dollar  resources  for 
the  operation  and  maintenance  of  existing  and  newly  implemented 
Naval  Intelligence  telecommunications  systems,  facilities  and 
terminals,  and  Defense  Special  Security  System  facilities.   In 
February  1980,  the  Chief  of -Naval  Operation  designated  the 
Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command  as  the  manpower  claimant 
for  thp  P.  E.  31056N  Special  Intelligence  Communications  act- 
ivities.  This  change  transmittal  reflects  the  additional 
responsibility  assigned  to  NIC-OOQ  as  manpower  claimant  for 
P.  E.  31056N  (Intelligence  Communications  -  Navy). 
3#   Action.   Make  the  following  pen  correction  to  the  basic 
instruction: 
a.   Add  the  following  sentence  to  paragraph  5.g:   "In 
performing  this  function,  act  as  manpower  claimant  for  P.  E. 
31056N  personnel  resources." 
rfsS  <^^f^ 
.W^.CAMPBEiL 
-Deputy 
Distribution : 
(Same  as  basic  directive) 
Stocked : 
COMNAVINTCOM 
4600  Silver  Hill  Rd. , 
Wash. ,  DC  20389
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  NAVY 
NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  COMMAND 
4600  SILVER  HJU  ROAD 
<  WASHINGTON.  O.C.  20989 
IN  REPLY  REFER  TO 
NAVINTCOMINST  5450. 8A 
NIC-OOH 
16  November  1981 
CORRECTION  SHEET 
NAVINTCOMINST  5450. 8A  of  30  SEP  1981 
Subj:   Naval  Intelligence  Command  Organization 
The  title  for  NIC-02  in  enclosure  (3)  (page  43)  to  the  instruction 
should  be  changed  to  read: 
ASSISTANT  COMMANDER,  NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  COMMAND 
FOR  FINANCIAL  MANAGEMENT/ COMPTROLLER 
Distribution: 
(Same  as  basic) 
Stocked 
COMNAVINTCOM  (NIC-00A1) 
4600  Silver  Hill  Rd. 
Washington,  DC   20389
Department of the Navy Commander Task Force 168 4600 Silver Hill Road Washington, D.C. 20389 WN REPLY REFER TO Canc frp: SEP 86 CTFI68NOTE 5215 168C SEP | 6 986 CTF168 NOTICE 5215 Subj: LIST OF EFFECTIVE CTF 163 INSTRUCTIONS AND NOTICES Ref: (a) SECNAVINST 5215.1C Encl: (1) List of effective CTF 168 Instructions and Notices 1. Purpose. To provide a listing of effective CTF 168 instructions and notices. 2. Discussion. Reference (a) requires at least an annual scaview of effective instructions with a view of cancelling, updating, revising, or consolidating, as appropriate. 3. Action. Cognizant departments will review enclosure (1) and take timely action to revise or cancel instructions as appropriate. Target dates for revision have been included. 4. Cancellation. Cancelled for record purposes on 15 September 1987, or upon issuance of reviseil CTF168 Notice 5215. le RNE Distribution: , SNDL C49B (Naval Intelligence Operations Group and Unit Detachments) Copy to: SNDL FS1 (NAVINTCOMHQ) FS3 (NISC) FS4 (NIPSSA) ~ FSS (MAVOPINTCEN) |_ENCLOSURE(2)
INST NO. 1050.1 1321.1 1430.17 1700.1A - 3820.3 -—$3821.1 - $3821.2 4600.1B 4790.1 5370.1 5450.1 5510.1 7420 ~ 10460.1 12250.1 12450.1 CTFI68NOTE 5215 LIST OF EFFECTIVE CTF 168 INSTRUCTIONS/NOTICES SUBJECT Leave and Liberty Policy for Military Personnel Travel and Temporary Additional Duty (TEMADD) Command Advancement Program Sailor of The Year (SOY) Program Conduct and Oversight of Inteiligence Activities Special Coordination Procedures for Denied Area Travei (U) Management and Use of U.S. Motor Vehicles Assigned to CTF 168 zone Inspection Standards of Conduct Task Force Headquarters Organization Special Intelligence (SI) and General Services (GENSER) Courier Cards Civilian Overtime and Compensa- tory Time Administration Equipment Management Cilivan Personnel Management Richard J. Bryce Memorial Award DATED 10 JUN 86 19 21 21 16 30 10 22 10 16 09 30 13 23 12 25 JUN DEC oct OcT JUL OcT MAY FEB OocT NOV DEC APR FEB APR MAY 84 84 85 85 84 84 85 84 85 84 84 85 82 ORTGINATOR 168C 168C 168C 168C 168C 168H 168H 168C 168C 168C 168B 168SM 168C 168C 168C 168C Enclosure (1) JUN FEB JAN NOV FEB MAR DEC MAY JAN FEB NOV MAR DEC JAN APR APR REVIEW 87 87 87 86 Q7 87 86 87 87 87 86 87 86 87 37 87
NOTE NO. 1050 1301 4030. 5215 5216 ~5510.1A 6110 - = 7600.2 LIST OF EFFECTIVE CTF 168 INSTRUCTIONS AND NOTICES SUBJECT Holiday Leave Policy Assignment of Collateral Duties Signature Authority Levels/ Package Opening Authority List of Effective CTF 168 Instructions and Notices “By Direction" and Message Release Authority Information Security Program Health and Physical Readiness Specific Guidelines for Overt Liaison Functions CTF168NOTE 5215 DATE 5 14 29 10 19 27 14 NOV MAY JUL SEP JUL NOV AUG JAN 85 86 85 86 85 85 85 86 ORIGINATOR 168C 168C 168C 168C re ay ws) () 168SM 168C 168C REVIEW OCT 86 CONTINUC SEP 86 OCT 86 NOV 86 JUN 87 Enclosure (1)
REPRODUCED AL GOVELERNMENE BAKE NMSL | gsgexg SNAWNY ZACH SEY Ssococare’y |! Vole —_ . et esti iY cece emma Seamer EN _— ——Department-of the Navy (or L& al nwa oO Naval Intelligence Operations Group Commander Task Force 168 4600 Siiver Hill Road Washington. D.C. 20389 (NS REPLY REFER TO: S000 142 Ser 168C/ MAR - 7 1085. * From: Commanding Officer, Naval Intelligence Operations Group CTF 16€& - To: Director of Naval History (OP-09BH), Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC 20374 Subj: COMMAND HISTORY (OPNAV REPORT 5750-1) (0) Ref: (a) OPHAVINST $750.12C Encl: (1) CTF 168 Background (U) (2) CTF168INST 5450.1 (U) (3) CTF 168 Missions and Functions Statements (U) (4) TF 168 Organization Chart (U) (5) CTF 168 Headquarters Organization Chart (U) (6) CTF 168 Historical Narrative (U) l. Enclosures (1) through (6) are submitted in accordance with reference (a)- . . L. RASMUSSEN Acting Copy to: COMNAVINTCOM (2 cys)
OF8 Sea Mom mre Tp eT 88 temp ee tets emer enn ewan Bem OF In 1976, the Cco-erations Department of COMNAVINTCOM (NIC-03) was merged wiz CTF 168 headquarters. Along with this merger came the Navy-wise intelligence collection management responsibilities to in=lude foreign cooperative programs with our allies. As a result, CTF 168 now operates the NAVINTCOM Collection Advisory Cezzer (NAVINTCOMCAC) located at the Navy Operational Intelliger== Center (NAVOPINTCEN). HMMM Since 1969, TF 68 developed from a single mission (fleet support) activity with 2 headquarters and three field elements to a muiti-mission (fleet support, HUMINT and collection management) tasx force with a heaczszarters and personnel at 15 locations throughout the world. Total budget for FY 84 was approximately $11 million. Total pezfonnel assigned or under the control of CTF 168 number 216. Az=sitionally, CTF 168 is the gaining command for four Naval Reserve snits (NICTSKGRP 0166, Washington, D.C.; WICOPSMGT 0310, Austin- Texas; NICOPSMGT 0109, Knoxville, Tennessee; and, NICOPS"ST 0209, Louisville, Kentucky). (U) On 9 August 19:4, the Secretary of the Navy approved tne establishment of the N2val Intelligence Operations Group CTF 168 as 2a third echelon commend under the Commander, WNavél Intelligence Command.
« GSE X2 LNKIWNYEZAGCOD LV C755 M4 $2u or -- a e : —-_—— ne ee _— UNCLASSIFIED COMM2>NDERS .OF TASK FORCE 168* 1. CAPT Wallace <2. RICSSELL, USN 18 NOV 1969 - 09 APR 1972 2. CDR Robert J. SEIZERT, USN ‘10 APR 1972 - £5 ocT 1972 3. CAPT Anthony 3. S==50%, USN 06 OCT 1972 - 30 guN 1973 4. CDR Joey W. BR=EGEM:.K, USN . Ol JUL 1973 - 26 JUN 1975 5. CAPT Robert W. SC=M“ITT, USN 27 JUN 1975 - 22 JUN 1976 6. CAPT Perry D. HOSEINS, USN** 23 JUN 1976 - 18 MAY 1979 7. CAPT Donn T. BSURZOWS, USN** 19 MAY 1979 - 05 SEP 1981 8. CAPT Thomas E. CISFRY, USN** 06 SEP 1981 - 30 DEC 1982 9. CAPT Sinclair S. “ARTEL, USN** 31 DEC 1982 - 16 JUL 1984 10. CDR Ernie L. RLS“ USSEK, USN** 17 JUL 1984 - 04 ocT 1984 (First Comméndinzs Officer 09 AUG 1984 - 04 OocT 1984) ll. CAPT William W. WEST, USN** 05 OCT i985 - Present * - Task force numer:tél designator "168" assigned by CNO on 2 June 1962 =* - Also Assistant Commander for Operations (WIC-03) w