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JCS PUB 6, VOLUME II PART 10 15 MARCH 1985 THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF WASHINGTON, DC 20301-5000 INTELLIGENCE l. This publication has been prepared under the direction of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for the guidance and compliance of all concerned. It supersedes JCS Pub 6, Volume II, Part 10, 4 June 1980. 2. Recommended changes to this volume should be addressed to: The Joint Chiefs of Staff, C3S, Information Systems Division, Washington, DC 20301-5000. 3. Requests for additional copies will be submitted to the responsible distribution agent indicated in the distribution list. For the Joint Chiefs of Staff: Ww 2h DONALD W. WILLIAMS Colonel, USA Secretary
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2S PUB 6, VOLUME II PART 10 15 MARCH 1985 PART 10 INTELLIGENCE TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE 1 Defense Intelligence Notice (DIN) 10-1-1 2 Spot. Intelligence Report (SPIREP) 10-2-1 3 Daily Intelligence Summary (DISUM) 10-3-1 4 DIA Periodic Intelligence Summary 10-4-1 (DIA INTSUM)
JCS PUB 6, VOLUME ITI PART 10 15 MARCH 1985 CHAPTER 1 DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE NOTICE (Short Title - DIN) II-l0-1 1.1 Subject and Purpose. The purpose of the Defense Intelligence Notice (DIN) is to provide the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the unified and specified commands, the Services, and selected US Governmental agencies with timely, finished intelligence regarding events that could have a significant effect on future planning and operations. 1.2 Submitted by. DIA. 1.3 Submitted to a. The DIN will be submitted to one of the address indicating groups (AIGs) or Defense Special Security Communications Systems Address Groups (DAGs) listed below: (1) AIG 7011/DIACURINTEL (worldwide addressees) for CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET information. (2) AIG 970 (Washington area addressees) for CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET information with ORCON caveat.* (3) DAG DINOZ (worldwide addressees) for SI information. (4) DAG ORALZ (Washington area addressees) for SI information with ORCON caveat.* (5) DAG OXXAT (worldwide addressees) for SAO information. (6) DAG ORALX (Washington area addressees) for SAO information with ORCON caveat.* b. Additionally, a printed version will be prepared for inclusion in a hard copy product for delivery early each morning to selected addressees in the Washington area. * Distribution is determined by originating agency of source information. 10-1-1
1.4 When Submitted. A DIN will be submitted as soon as possible after occurrence of an event that could have a significant effect on future planning and operations. 1.5 How Submitted a. Classification. Individual reports will be classified according to their content. b. Method of Transmission. The DIN will be transmitted by electrical message. c. Precedence. As determined by DIA, pased in the urgency of the information contained in the report. d. Minimize. Submission of the DIN will not be affected by the imposition of MINIMIZE. 1.6 Report Indicator. "DN" 1.7 Specific Reporting Instructions a. Each DIN will normally address a single development, Situation, event, or activity. b. The primary objectivce of the DIN is to report an event, to explain why the event occurred, and to make an assessment of its impact on the United States. c. Information in the DIN should be of interest, as brief as clarity will allow, and emphasize foreign military or military-related developments. Significant foreign political and economic events will also be reported. 1.8 Report Content. The DIN is a narrative report. 1.9 Sample Report. Not applicable. 10-1-2
JCS PUB 6, VOLUME II PART 10 15 MARCH 1985 CHAPTER 2 SPOT INTELLIGENCE REPORT (SHORT TITLE - SPIREP) II-10-z 2.1 Subject and Purpose. The purpose of the spot intelligence report (SPIREP) is to provide the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the National Military Intelligence Center (NMIC), the unified and specified commands, the Services, and selected agencies with timely intelligence regarding events that could have an immediate and significant effect on current planning and operations. 2.2 Submitted by. The unified and specified commands, the Services, and military units of divisional equivalent. 2.3 Submitted to a. Address indicating group (AIG) 930 for CONFIDENTIAL and SECRET information. b. Defense Special Security Communications System Address Group (DAG) “KODAV" for SI information. c. When CINCNORAD is submitting authority, add Combat Communications Squad, Ottawa, Canada, to AIG 930 and DAG "KODAV." d. Telephonic reports will be made to the NMIC (black telephone: 695-0175, KY-3: 2565, or grey: 56 or 57), for the Alternate National Military Intelligence Center (black telephone: 878-2533). 2.4 When Submitted. A SPIREP will be submitted as soon as possible, but not later than 1 hour after it has been determined that a critical development of unusually high interest to US decisionmakers has occurred or appears imminent. 2.5 How Submitted a. Classification. Individual reports will be classified according to their content. 10-2-1
o. Method of Transmission. The SPIREP is normally transmitted by electrical message. Urgency may dictate use of the telephone, which is permissible if consistent with security restrictions. c. Precedence. The SPIREP will be transmitted using immediate precedence or higher precedence, as deemed appropriate. d. Minimize. Submission of the SPIREP will not be affected by the imposition of MINIMIZE. 2.6 Report Indicator. "Sp" 2.7 Specific Reporting Instructions a. The SPIREP will not he delayed pending verification of the collection of more detailed information. Amplification or clarification will be sent in a follow-up SPIREP. b. The SPIREP will not be used in lieu of Critical Intelligence Reports (CRITICs) .* 2.8 Report Content. The SPIREP is a narrative report designed to cover a variety of significant events or conditions. It should contain at least the following information in tne order listed: a. What is the nature of the event? b. When did the event occur? (Express by date-time group using ZULU time.) c. Where did the event take place? (Express in geographic coordinates to nearest second. If above or below surface, give best estimate of altitude or depth.) d. What is the source of the information? (Include reliability data.) 10-2-2
JCS PUB 6, VOLUME If PART 10 15 MARCH 1985 e. Remarks. (Include cnly essential data pertaining directly to the event.) 2.¥ Sample Report. Not applicable. * Confidential Handbook of Standard Operating Procedures for the reporting of Critical Information, 15 April 1976. 10-2-3
JCS Pus 6, VOLUME II PART 10 15 MAKCH 1385 CHAPTER 3 DAILY INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY (ZnORT TITLE - DISUM) Ii-10-~3 3.1 Subject and Purpose. The purpose of the Daily Intelligence Summary (DISUM) 1s to provide the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the National Military Intelligence Center (NMIC), and unified and specified commands, the Services, and selected agencies with a daily analysis of an actual or simulated (training exercise) crisis situation and a summary of related intelligence of significance produced during the preceding 24-hour period. 3.2 Submitted by. The unified and specified commands. 3.3 Submitted to a. The DISUM will be transmitted electrically to the address indicating group (AIG) or Defense Special Security Address Group (DAG) listed below, depending upon security classification, during real-worid crisis situations. Originator may include additional write-in addressee as deemed appropriate. (1) AIG 930 for CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET information. (2) DAG KOVAD for SDI information. (3) DAG KODAV (less COMDT COGARD) for SAO intormation. b. When a DISUM contains data, all of which are releasable to the Canadian government, add Combat Communications Squad and National Defence Headquarters Ottawa to the AIG or DAG. c. The DISUM will be transmitted electrically to one of the address groups listed below, depending upon security classification, during selected JCS exercises: (1) AIG 930 for CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET information. (2) DAG RINOS* for SI information. (3) DAG RINOS* (less COMDT COGARD) for SAO information. * The exercise director will select addressees that constitute DAG RINOS, since participating units may vary according to exercise scenario. 19-3-1
3.4 When Submitted. ‘the DISUM will be submitted as of 20002 each day when one or more of the following conditions exist: a. DEFCON 3 or higher degree of readiness is established commandwide, or when there is a significant politico- military situation developing that may require action hy the Joint Chiefs of Staff or a higher level authority. b. When specifically directed by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. c. At any other time considered appropriate py the reporting activity. 3.5 How Submitted. The DISUM will be transmitted by electrical message using priority precedence during DEFCON 5 or 4. Under DEFCON 3 or higher condition of readiness, a higher precedence may be used if considered necessary by the originator. For simulated situations, comparable readiness conditions and transmission precedences will apply. 3.6 Report Indicator. "DI" 3.7 Specific Reporting Instructions a. The DISUM is a free narrative style report. b. The DISUM will contain a summary and amplification of all significant operational intelligence generated in the 24- hour period immediately preceding the "as of" time of the report. c. Intelligence previously reported in spot intelligence reports (SPIREP) will be included in summary form and amplified, as appropriate, in the DISUM. 3.8 Report Content a. Each DISUM should: (1) Have a subject, be numbered sequentially, and include an as-of time (ZULU); e.g., Afghanistan situation/USEUCOM DISUM No. 1 (as of 120002 Oct 84). 10-3-2
JCS PGs 6, VOLUME II PART 1; i5 MAF 7TH 1965 (Z) Include, at minimum, information irc the following Major topic headings. ‘The word “negat.ve" snouii follow those headings that do not apply. (a) General hostile situation. (b) Hostile operations during period. (c) Other intelligence factors. (d) Counterintelligence situation. b. Specific subheadings may be included under above major topic headings at the discretion of each unified and specified command to accommodate distinctive mission requirements. 3.9 Sample Report. Not applicable. Ww lU-3-
JCS PUB 6, VOLUME II PART 19 15 MARCH 1985 CHAPTER 4 DIA PERIODIC INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY (SHORT TITLE - DIA INTSUM) II-10-4 4.1 Subject and Purpose. The purpose of the DIA Periodic Intelligence Summary (DIA INTSUM) is to provide the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the unified and specified commands, the Services, military commanders worldwide, and selected nonmilitary agencies with timely periodic intelligence summaries regarding either actual or simulated (training exercises) foreign crisis situations that could have an immediate actual (or simulated) effect on US pians and operations. 4.2 Submitted by. DIA. 4.3 Submitted to ae The DIA INTSUM will be transmitted electrically to the address indicating group (AIG) or Defense Special Security System address group (DAG) listed pelow, depending upon security classification, during real-world crisis situations. (1) AIG 930 for CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET information. (2) DAG KODAV for SI information. (3) DAG KODAV (less COMDT COGARD) for SAO information. b. Reproduced copies of each DIA INTSUM on real-world situations will be disseminated expeditiously by courier to selected addresses in the Washington, DC, area. c. The DIA INTSUM will be transmitted electrically to one of the addressee groups listed below, depending upon security classification, during selected JCS execises: (1) AIG 930 for CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET information. 10-4-1
(2) DAG RINOS* for SI information. (3) DAG RINOS* (less CONDI COGARD) for SAO information. 4.4 When Submitted. Dissemination of the initial DIA INTSUM will be at the direction of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. submission intervals will initially be every 12 hours--at 120( and 2400 ZULU time. Frequency of the submission may be shortened to every 6 hours (0600, 1200, 1800, and 2400Z) as tt crisis situation intensifies and then to every 3 hours (0300, 0600, 0900, 1200, 1560, 1800, 2100, and 2400Z) when the situation reaches critical proportions. The Director, DIA, will make the decision to change or modify reporting times or intervals to suit the situation. 4.5 How Submitted a. Classification. Individual reports will be classified according to their content. ORCON-caveated information mus receive release approval (either blanket authority or duration of crisis/exercise on report-by-report basis) from the originator before it can be included in this report. bp. Method of Transmission. The DIA INTSUM will be transmitted by electrical message and courier during real- world situations and by electrical message only during exercises. c. Precedence. The DIA INTSUM will be transmitted using immediate precedence or higher precedence as deemed apppropriate. d. Minimize. Submission of the DIA INTSUM will not be affected by the imposition of minimize. 4.6 Report Indicator. "PI" * Since participating units may vary according to exercise scenario, the exercise director will select addressees that constitute DAG RINOS for each exercise. 10-4-2
JCS PUB 6, VOLUME II PART 10 15 MARCH 1985 4.7 Specific Report Instructions. The DIA INTSUM includes time-sensitive information; therefore, summaries contained therein should be as brief as clarity will allow to facilitate expeditious processing and dissemination. 4.3 Report Content. The DIA INTSUM is designed to cover a variety of significant events and conditions. ksach DIA INTSUM should: a. Have a subject, be numbered sequentially, and include an as-of time (ZULU); e.g., Afghanistan situation/DIA INTSUM No. 1 (as of 2011302). b. Contain current information on the following topic headings, as applicable, in a free narrative style. The word “negative” will follow each major topic heading that does not apply. (1) Situation summary/highlights (2) Military activity (aj) Air (b) Ground (c) Naval (d) Missile (e) Space (f£) Other (3) Political Issues (4) Collection Posture (5) Outlook c. If there has been no change in the status of events since the last report, this will be indicated by the sentence "no significant change since last report” following the applicable topic heading. 4.9 Sample Report. Not Applicable. 10-4-3