DRS-2600-926A-86 aa Defense Intelligence Agency Organization, Mission and Key Personnel Revised SEPTEMBER 1986 Committed to Excellence in Defense of the Nation 1961 - 1986
DIA DR DD ED Sc D/GDIP IG DIO GC Os VO DC OA DIC OT DP VP DL DE 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 DX DT JS JSJ JSI JSW JSO DI DIA/REPS RS RS-P RSM RSE RSI RCC RTS RHR RSQ Directorate for Research Directorate for Imagery Exploitation Directorate for Scientific and Technical Intelligence Directorate for JCS Support Directorate for OJCS Intelligence Support Directorate for Current Intelligence Directorate for Indications & Warning Directorate for NMIC Operations Directorate for External Relations Representatives To U&S Commands and SHAPE Directorate for Resources and Systems Intelligence Communications Architecture Project Office Directorate for DoDIIS Planning and Management Directorate for DoDIIS Engineering Directorate for Information Systems Comptroller Directorate for Technical Services and Support Directorate for Human Resources 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 Dol) 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 Symbol Page Defense Intelligence Agency. © © © 6 ee ee ts DIA. .... 1 Office of the Director. 2 2 6 6 ee es DR..... 3 Deputy Director. 2 6 2 2 DD..... 5 Executive Director. 2 0 2 5 ee ED..... #7 Secretariat. 2 0 0k sc..... 7 General Defense Intelligence Program Staff... . ..- +: D/GDIP. .. 9 Inspector General. 2 6 0 0 IG..... ll Defense Intelligence Officers. 2 6. - 6 ee es DIO. .... 13 General Counsel. 2 2 2 1 ee ee cc..... 1 Directorate for Security and Counterintelligence. . . . . . . .Os..... 217 Directorate for Operations, Plans, and Training. . . . ..-.- - vo..... 19 Directorate for Collection Management... . - -- s+: - pc..... 2l Directorate for Operations and Attaches... 2... 1 OA..... 23 Defense Intelligence College. 2 2 es pic... .. 25 Directorate for Training. ©. 2 2 6 0 es OT..... 27 Directorate for Plans and Policy. 2. 2 2 2) ee es DP..... 2 Directorate for Foreign Intelligence. . © 2. 2) ee es vp..... 3! Defense Liaison Detachments. . . 2... ee ee es DL..... 3l Directorate for Estimates. 6 6 6 DE..... 3 Directorate for Research. 2 2 2 1 ee ee DB..... 35 Directorate for Imagery Exploitation. . ©... - + ++: : DX..... 37 Directorate for Scientific and Technical Intelligence. . ..- .- DT. .... 99 Directorate for JCS Support. © 2 2 2 6 ee es S..... 4 Direccorate for OJCS Intelligence Support... . - -. +: SJ... . . ® Directorate for Current Intelligence... . 2... +--+ ees JSE. 2... Directorate for Indications & Waming. . . . - - ++: | _JISW. 3... 47 Directorate for NMIC Operations. . . 2. - - ee ee es JSO..... 49
Organization Directorate for External Relations 2... .....202.2.. Representatives To U&S Commands and SHAPE .... . Directorate for Resources and Systems .......2.2.2.~., Intelligence Communications Architecture Project Office Directorate for DoDIIS Planning and Management an Directorate for DoDIIS Engineering... 2... 2. Directorate for Information Systems Lo ee Comptroller 2... 2... el, Directorate for Technical Services and Support. . Directorate for Human Resources Soe Directorate for Procurement... 2... 0... iv
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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. e Coordinate all Department of Defense intelligence collection requirements for departmental needs. e Manage and operate the Defense Attache System. e Provide foreign intelligence and counterintelligence staff support to the Joint Chiefs of Staff. vi
SECRETARIAT CENTRAL ACTIONS OFFICE {C80} EXECUTIVE SUPPORT OFFICE (ESO) PROTOCOL OFFICE (PRO: ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR COLLECTION MANAGEWERT 0) DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE COLLEGE OK) ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE Os DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS, PLANS AMD TRARING (0) ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLARS AND POLICY oP) ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR TRAININGS ar OEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR RESOURCES AND SYSTEMS (RS) DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY COMMAND CLEMENT DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR (00) EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (E0) SEMIOR ENLISTED ADVISOR {SEA) SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE | (sal) | IMSPECTOR GENERAL («) ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS AND ATTACHES (Aj DEFENSE ATTACHE OFFICES ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ESTIMATES El OEFUTY CIRECTOR FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS ci] | APPROV Leonard H. Persoots Lieutenant General, USAF Director —-il_—, — | GERERAL DEFENSE DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS rereLueneE pecs | pe) | @/GoIP) | a a) rn DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR FOREIG IMTELLIGERCE vP) LIA3O8 DETACHMENTS ASSISTANT DEPUTY OIRECTOR FOR MAAGERY EXPLOITATION en ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENTIFIC & TECHNICA INTELLIGENCE en ASSISTANT DEPUTY DMRECTOR FOR RESEARCH 8) DEPUTY OIRECTOR FOR KS SUPPORT us)
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR DIRECTOR (DR) 3258 DIRECTOR Ut Gen Leonard H. Perreets, USAF EXECUTIVE TO THE DIRECTOR Col G. Sez U1, USAF EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT FOR RESOURCES Maj 8. GC. Rumors, USAF EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT FOR BRIEFINGS Maj L 3. Tucker, USAF EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT FOR ANALYSES LT C. A. Walker, USN PERSONAL SECRETARY Wn. W. }, Miherch EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Ms, UR. Howard SENIOR ENLISTED ADVISOR YNCM T. P. Grady, USN 373-4933
DEPUTY DIRECTOR (DD) Mission To serve as Principal Assistant to the Director in all aspects of Agency programs. Functions « Principal Assistant to the Director. « Promulgate guidance and decisions from the Director. « Exercise supervision of all Agency programs. e Represent Director during his absence. « Coordinate efforts cf major directorates.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR (DD) 36258 RADM RW. Schott, USI EXECUTIVE OFFICER LTC M. J. O'Grady, USA PERSONAL SECRETARY Mrs, E. V. Wiltsen R. W. Schmitt Rear Admiral, USK Deputy Oirecter
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (ED) Mission To serve as the Principal Coordinating Staff Assistant to the Director and Deputy Director in all aspects of Agency operations. Functions e Principal staff assistant to Director and Deputy Director, exer- cising day-to-day management of internal Agency operations and activities. e Identify, task, review and implement short-, mid-, and long- range plans involving full range of Agency activities. e Coordinate the efforts of major staff elements, ensuring the most effective and efficient organizational alignment possible. to meet operational requirements. e Provide oversight for the acquisition, management and direc- tion of all resources allocated to the Agency. e Review all staff actions requiring Command Element approval. e 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. e Establish, implement and review policies, plans and procedures governing conduct of Agency operations. e Coordinate and resolve management and operational issues which cut across organizational lines both internally and externally. e Supervise and coordinate the activities of the Secretariat. SECRETARIAT Mission To assist the Command Element in all a and support services. Functions e Central Actions Office (CAO): Receive, assign action re- sponsitility, 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- spects of its functions and provide administrative 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 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR (ED) 36268 Me, G. Mages EXECUTIVE OFFICER UC C. &. Ward, USA SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR RESOURCES AND SUPPORT Mr, @. F, Bunsen SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR DoD INTELLIGENCE MANAGEMENT Mr. 1. P. Dersey SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR PRODUCTION /COLLECTION 1.0. H. Dearth SECRETARY Mrs. . A. Holl SECRETARIAT SECRETARY (3-237) UIC 1. C. Rawter, USA CENTRAL ACTIONS OFFICE (CAO) (40-803) Mr. 3. R. Scott EXECUTIVE SUPPORT OFFICE (ESO) (3E-227) Urs. WE. Pony PROTOCOL OFFICE (PRO) (3E-237) Vacant APPROVED Ah ot hon Mr. Gorden Negus Executive Director
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 e Develops, publishes and distributes the Program Manager's Guidance Memorandum (PMGM) and all genera! 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. e Develops and presents the Program Manager’s priorities and recommended programs for the GDIP. e Prepares and presents, with Military Service and Agency assis- tance, the GDIP budget submission. e Directs preparation of GDIP Congressional Budget Justifica- tion Books. e Prepares GDiP Congressional Testimony. e 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 managernent issues and problems. e 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. e 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. e Tasks DIA functional managers for support, evaluations, and advice, including the effect of collection programs, both NFIP 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.
GENERAL DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM STAFF GENERAL DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM STAFF (0/GDIP) PROGRAM MANAGER DIRECTOR, DIA : 3£258 Lt Gen Leonard H. Perroots, USAF $7383 ASSISTANT FOR EMERGENCY PROCRAMS APPROVED STAFF DIRECTOR 3€200 Mr DO Santosd 50683 3200 Hic, 9 Horwits 45043 . L be Leonard H. Perroets Lieutenant General, USAF Program Manager DEPUTY STAFF DIRECTOR 3£206 Mr. 3. Williams 45063 3E206 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 45043 EXECUTIVE OFFICER ASSISTANT FOR STAFF MANAGEMENT 36206 Vacant 00 JE206 Ms. L Wianag 65083 : ASSISTANT FOR ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 3£206 Mrs. A Shutnik 45043 3£206 PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT STAFF =. 45043 36206 PROGRAM EVALUATION STAFF 45043 DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM EVALUATION Mr. ). Williams 36206 PROGRAM RESOURCES STAFF 45043 Wt, G. Findlay DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM RESOURCES ASSISTANT FOR ARMY PROGRAMS Ms. S. Sussman ASSISTANT FOR PRODUCTION COL DO. S. Langtey. USA Vacant BUDGET ANALYSIS ASSISTANT FOR NAVY PROGRAMS Vacant ASSISTANT FOR COLLECTION CAPT &. Leon, USK Mr, G. Fiadlay ASSISTANT FOR AIR FORCE PROGRAMS ASSISTANT FOR SUPPORT Col R. Lectord, USAF 20241 MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS STAFF 44123 Ut Gal J. Gaeeh, US Capt W. Matheson. USAF (Program Officer} ASSISTANT FoR MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ASSISTANT FOR PROGRAM OPERATIONS ASSISTANT FOR DEFENSE AGENCY PROGRAMS Ms, $, Mine Mr Y. jones MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS SPECIALIST PROGRAM OPERATIONS SPECIALIST Me. Wi. Gichrist
INSPECTOR GENERAL (IG) 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. e 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. e Inspects all elements of DIA to promote economy, efficiency, and effectiveness and to detect and prevent fraud, waste, and abuse. e Conducts criminal investigations into known or suspected fraud occurring within the DIA that are not investigated by the Defense Criminal Investigative Service (DCIS). e 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. 10 « 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. e 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. e Serves as focal point for DoD Hotline Referrals applicable to DIA. e 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.
INSPECTOR GENERAL INSPECTOR GENERAL (1G) COL R. A. Swann, Hy. USA DEPUTY INSPECTORS GENERAL Mr. €. &. Sponable DEFENSE ATTACHE AND DEFENSE LIAISON OFFICES Vacant Col J. L. MicCheshey, USAF 11 f ) Nest j | Levaue, (ir A. Swann, Jr. Colonel, USA Inspector Genera!
DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS (DIQOs) Mission Serve as the principal substantive intelligence advisors to the Director and Deputy Director within their appointed geographical and functional areas of responsibility. Represent the Director and Deputy Director with intelligence consumers within the Department of Defense, with other elements of the Intelligence Community and wi International Organizations and foreign officials. Products and Services Provided e 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 e Support key intelligence users in OSD and the JCS to assure that the DIA and the Intelligence Community are responsive to their intelligence requirements. e Interface with National Intelligence Officers (NIOs) on substan- tive matters of interest to the Department of Defense to ensure 12 th other Executive Departments and Agencies, eifective Defense representation in national intelligence efforts. e 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. e Review Defense Intelligence products to ensure quality, timeli- ness and relevance te the needs of the various consumers.
DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS (DIO) 2520 GENERAL PURPOSE FORCES & MBFR Mr, F, F. Shaw, It. EUROPEAN & SOVIET POLITICAL/ MILITARY AFFAIRS Or. W. keehue Mr. D. M. Curtin (Assistant) STRATEGIC PROGRAMS/R&D Mr. 3.0. McCreary EAST ASIA & PACIFIC Mr J. J, Stosn GLOBAL AFFAIRS Wu. WW. Struch, 10860 AEROSPACE Me, }, Poa, 10860 LATIN AMERICA COL J. A. Cash, USA MIDDLE EAST & SOUTH ASIA COL W. P. Long, USA AFRICA dr. W. Borrews ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER Mrs. 0. W. Ceoey APPROVED Ahora he Cove leonard H. Ferroots 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 e Serves as legal advisor for the Defense Intelligence Agency reporting directly to the Director. e 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. e Develops and reviews the Agency's position on legislation af- fecting it, including those items dealing with budget and fiscal matters. e Represents the Agency on legal and public policy matters; serves as legal liaison officer to the other departments and agencies. e Serves as the Designated Agency Ethics Official. 14 e 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. e Performs the oversight functions assigned in Executive Orders and implementing Agency regulations. e Coordinates and approves proposed acquisition efforts. Mem- ber, Contract Review Board.
GENERAL COUNSEL GENERAL COUNSEL (GC) Mr. W. J. Allard DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL Me. RH. Berry, Jr, ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSELS COR R, S. Smith, USA UIC Rt. F, Gonzales, USA Mrs. K. A. Winchester APPROVED ey nn © An Genera! Counsel
DIRECTORATE FOR SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (OS) Mission Produce counterintelligence (Cl) and counterterrorism analysis; and liaison for OSD, OJCS, agencies under JCS cognizance, and the Develop and administer the Agency's physical, TEMPEST, information, sonnel security on TEMPEST matters. Products and Services Provided e Provides counterintelligence (CI) staff support to the OSD, OJCS, and the U&S Commands. Represents CJCS on na- tional level Cl working groups. Manages the DoD Cl produc- tion program. « Acts as the CI Staff for OJCS. e Manages antiterrorism and matters. « Manages the DoD Strategic MDC] Analysis Center. e Establishes policy, procedures Armored Vehicle program. personal and defensive security and quality control for the Light e Reviews, coordinates, develops, and provides CI policy guid- ance for the U&S Commands and the DIA, including the De- fense Attache System. « Produces Joint and Defense-level multidiscipline counterintelli- gence analyses of foreign intelligence threat; maintains a DoD CI data base and publishes a Cl Production registry. « Provides defensive security, Cl and AT training support for the Defense Attache System: makes periodic security assistance visits to DAO'’s and residences of attaches worldwide. 16 provide Cl staff support Defense Attache System. document, and per- programs, manage DoD sensitive compartmented information (SCI) programs; administers security oversight of DIA special access Programs; and serve as principal DoD advisor e Conducts pre-employment/assignment security interviews; conduets security inspections and surveys of DIA elements: administers 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 DIA identification badge program. Manages the DIA Polygraph Program. e Manages the DIA 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. e Provides SCI-billet management, indoctrinates and debriefs al personnel in OSD, OJCS, and the Defense agencies (less NSA) having SCI access; and approves the use of SCI in tactical training exercises. e Establishes SCI security policy for DoD (less NSA), oversight of SCI security within DoD (less NSA), and SCI security training. e Manages DIA polygraph program.
ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE/ SECURITY AND ete BADGE FACILITY (0S-A) COL C. |. Uttle, USA Mrs. 7. A. Reed VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Mr. ALG. Ries COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PHYSICAL/ TEMPEST SECURITY PROGRAMS DIVISION SECURITY DIVISION DIVISION (08-1) (05-2) (08-3) Mr. W. G. Leyden, Jr. Mr. J. €. AdDemathy, Jr. M1. D. Winnebderger DIAC 82-866 373-2336 DIAC F2-170 BRANCHES BRANCHES BRANCHES UBS Commands Ci Support Branch Physical Security Personne! Security 105-18) 76998 (05-24) 373.2336 (08.3) 373-2777 Cl Operations Branch Guard Services Special Actions (CS-1B) $9883 (05-28) 373-2730 (0$-3C) 373-3255 Shatege MOCI Analysts Center Guard Controt Processing and Contre! (08-10) $0409 Center 373-2725 S-30) 373-2757 Attache Secunty and Ant- TEMPEST Security Polygraph terrorsm Branch (05-10) 56590 373-2336 373 2747 HS Ct Stat (OS-in) 59986 Intelligence Management Oftice (05-1M) 76998 17 DIRECTORATE FOR SECURITY AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE APPROVED Panic Rots Assistant Deputy Director SECURITY POLICY AND OPERATIONS DIVISION (05-4) LTC R. W. Rogaishi, USA DIAC £4822 373.3788 BRANCHES Security Operations (0S-4A} 373-3544 Compartmented Security Policy (0S-4B) 373-3791 Collateral Security Policy {0S-4C) 373-2778 Security Education 373-2921
DIRECTORATE FOR OPERATIONS, PLANS, AND TRAINING (VO) Mission Direct the management of multidiscipline 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 develcpment 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 SIGINT, IMINT, 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- ordinat2 Directorates are listed separately under each. 18 -
DIRECTORATE FOR OPERATIONS, PLANS, AND TRAINING MANAGEMENT SUPPORT STAFF (VO-MS) 3259 Mi, F, Ruggeri 38232 «re ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR COLLECTION MANAGEMENT (DC) Col C. G. Shankiand, USAF 20921 $7188 DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE COLLEGE (DIC) Col 1. 0. Macartney, USAF DIAC C3-804 DEPUTY DRECTOR OPERATIONS, PLANS, AND TRAINING (VO) OG J. W. Shutelt, USA VICE DEPUTY DIRECTOR Mr, 3. ¥. Helter, ir. EXECUTIVE OFFICER COLO. K. Dean, USA ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ATTACHES AND OPERATIONS (AT) UG C. M. Brintnall, USA i9 APPROVED 1A. Shute 7 Brigadier General, USA Deputy Director SPECIAL OFFICE FOR PW/MIA Col K. Mf. Gaines, USAF 2E230 12438 ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR PLANS AND POLICY (0?) Wr. 3. V. Dizon "ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR TRAINING (on Mr. B.C. Martin, be
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, ptioritizes, and registers all DoD intelligence collec- tion requirements levied on national collection systems. e 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 20 national, and theater level collection systems to provide for an effective and responsive requirements and collection oper- ations management systern. e 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. e Provides for DIA component in the Defense Special Missile and Astronautics Center (DEFSMAC). « Exercises responsibility for imagery collection, dissernination, 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 (OCC) Wr, M.D. Conner 20921 CURRENT OPERATIONS DIVISION (0C-2) Col R. 8. Smith, USAF BRANCHES Operations (DC-1A) 77100 Operations Support (DC-18) $2508 IMAGERY DIVISION {0C-5) Mr RD. Smith GRANCHES Customer Requisements (0C-5SA) 50014 Systems Eveluation (OC-58) 55808 Expteitation Menagement (DC-SC) 55816 imagery Systems Program Management (DC-5D} 59483 ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR COLLECTION MANAGEMENT (DC) EXECUTIVE SERVICES APPROVED Col C. G, Shanbland, USAF 57188 (DC-ES) Y, UY Ab Made / VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Mr. 1, f. Staggers Cheiles C. Shaniand i Mr. G. L. Warner s7its i Cotone!, USAF EXECUTIVE OFFICER tosis nai *estant Cepuly Ouse Ut Col J. A. Gilbert, USAF 571% REQUIREMENTS & EVALUATION HUMAN RESOURCES DIVISION DIVISION (0-3) (0-4) M:. J. R. Shackleford Col F. J. Cagillupe, USAF 10674 78227 Pwi015 BRANCHES GRANCHES Requirements (0C-3A) 75283 Requirements Management (0C-4A) 48775 Systems Analysis and Evaluation (DC-38) 75238 ADP Suppert & Special Actions (DC-48) 48427 fasanamment (0C-4C) 45962 MASINT & DEFSMAC SIGINT DIVISION DIVISION (0€-7) (DC-6) Mr. 8. WE. Lacy, Ir. Col 0. H. Keck, USAF BRANCHES BRANCHES MASINT Collection Requirements (DC-6A} 53987 Command Support (DC-7A) 78953 EODEW/STEEL EYE (DC-6B) 79181 Community Actions (DC-7C) 52590 Defense Specis! Missile & Astranautics Conter (DC-6C) 688-6477 21
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: e 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, DIA and the U&S Commands. e 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. e 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. 22 e 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. e 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 APPROVED OPERATIONS AND ATTACHES (0A) Robert W. Pet: OG C. M. Brintnall, USA Captain, ash erson FW1209 65657 VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Assistant Deputy Director CAPT R. W. Peterson, USN 45687 MILITARY LIAISON DIVISION RESOURCES & SUPPORT OPERATIONS, PLANS, POLICY & PROGRAMS OFFICE (0A-1) {0A-8) DIVISION (0A-9) Mr. C. W. Rendes Col P. 8. Klein, USAF COLL A. Old, USA FHL00GB a4 pwi237 earns SHSi INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS OPERATIONS DIVISION Ato (OA-OPS) DIVISION (OA-10) COL J. Callahan, USA Mr. 4, F. Watson DEFENSE ATTACHE OFFICES LATIN AMERICA DIVISION NEAR EAST/AFRICA DIVISION (0A-6) WEST/SOUTH EUROPE DIVISION {OA-2) (0A-3) DIVISION (OA-4} (0A-5) COL 8. L Hetvey, USA Mr, 8. F. McHargue COL B. J. Basch, USA Mi, W.C. Westgard ASIA/PACIFIC DIVISION EAST/CENTRAL EUROPE CAPT P. A. Huchthausen, USN PwLets 48i8l Pwil02B Pw 48151 23
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 e Develops and conducts courses of instruction related to intel- direct negotiation and liaison with the Military Departments. ligence functions in order to enhance the preparation of se- other Government agencies, and individuals, as necessary. lected military officer and key DoD civilian personnel for com: performs research and conducts conferences on academic and mand, staff, and policymaking positions in the national and intelligence matters, and prepares special studies, briefings,.and international security structures. reports as required. Publishes the Bibliography of Intelligence + Prepares military and DoD civilian personnel for duty in the Literature. Operates the Defense Academic Research Support Defense Attache System. Program (DARSP) and serves as proponent for the Defense « Assists the broad career development of military and DoD civil- Advanced Language and Area Study Program (DALASP). ian personnel assigned to intelligence functions. « Trains officers of selected foreign countries in U.S. intelligence « Ensures the effective academic operation of the College by methods. 24
LIAISON REPRESENTATIVES clA Ms Mi. Guintan (Act DING (3-832 NSA Mr PLA. Hughes DIN, (3-828 STATE Dept OWN 03-421 RESERVE ADVISOR Col 7. L. Sample, USAFR DIAC C3421 373-3354 373-3352 Or. €. A Padetterd 373-3785 373-3331 RESEARCH CENTER (DIC-R) Or. 8. 0. Slater, (Act) DIAC C3-804 DIAC £3820 DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE COLLEGE Al COMMANDANT (DIC) Col J.D. Macartney, USAF ne I OLOA TH 373.3344 ohn D. as Colonel, USAF Commandant PROVOST (DIC-P) Or. R. L DeGross 373.2934 COLLEGE MANAGEMENT DIVISION (DIC-1) MA} J. ¥. Radel, USA, (Act) 373-3342 SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL STUBIES (DIC-2) Col F. M. Fabian, USAF DIAC 3-124 OEPARTMERTS Curriculum (0-24) 373-3280 Coftactions and Nations! Organizations (DIC-28) 373-5278 intelligence Operations (GIC-2C} 373-3356 Intelligence Assessment (DIC.2D) 373-3357 bateKigence Systems (DIC-2E) 373-4234 DIAC C3-228 BRANCHES Administrative (DK-1A) 373-3295 Resource Management (DIC-18) 373-3300 Admissions and Registrations (D1C-1C) 373-4545 SCHOOL OF ATTACHE TRAINING (DIC-3) COL G. S. Walker, USA 373-3277 DIAC E3-150 373-3387 DEPARTMENTS Attache (DIC-3A) 373-3393 Attache Staff Operations and Techniques (DiC-38) 373-3411 25
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 overali 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. 26
DIRECTORATE FOR TRAINING APPROVED ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR TRAINING (OT) Me, R. €. Martin, Jr. Mr. R. &. Martin, Jr. Assistant Deputy Director OIAC F2-643 373-2791 DoD INTELLIGENCE CAREER DEVELOPMENT oe DIVISION (OT-1) Mr BL. Wickersham DIA TRAINING DIVISION (OT-2) Mr. £. V. Castle IAG F2-641 DIM F264) 373-2792 373-2793 27
DIRECTORATE FOR PLANS AND POLICY (DP) Mission Develop the policy, planning, and programmatic basis for all Defense intelligence activities. Provide support as required 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. e 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. e 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 OCI and DoD priorities, directives, planning, and programming doc- uments. Supports the U&S Commands in the development of their Theater Intelligence Architectures. e Develops mid- and long-range intelligence plans to ensure 28 intelligence support for DoD decisionmakers and operational commanders. e 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. e Provides JCS/DIA representation and staff support for the development of the NFIP and the intelligence activities of the Defense Department. e 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 seriior DoD and Intelligence Community leaders in related actions and deliberations to ensure the satisfaction of the intelligence requirements of the U&S Commands. e 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.
INTELLIGENCE PLARS DIRECTORATE FOR PLANS AND POLICY ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR PLANS AND POLICY (oP) Wr, 3. Dinas VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Cot J. 0. Tanner, USAF SPECIAL ASSISTANT Mr, ©. F. O'Leary SPECIAL PLANS & COORDINATION DIVISION {DP-2) CAL P. S. Hoffman, USA 29
DIRECTORATE FOR FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE (VP) Mission 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 DeD contributions to National Estimates. Establish policy for and manage DoD worldwide general, and scientific and technical intelligence production. Direct the production of DIA contributions to national military intelligence in coordination with other DIA and extemal 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. 39 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 (AIF) and its associated target intelligence programs. Is the Project Management Office for the Military Intelligence Integrated Data System (MIIDS). 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 inteliigence production suuport to EW and C°CM. Implements, manages and coordinates intelligence production within DIA and with NSA in support of the JCS “Plan for Integrated intelligence Support to EW and C3CM,” JCSM-46-85 and other relevant OJCS taskings as appropriate. Responds to policy quidance and designs and directs in-house VP assignments in a manner consistent with OJCS, CINCs and Services EW and C?CM programs and plans,
ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR ESTIMATES (DE) BG C. F. Scanton, USA DIAC 87-860 DIRECTORATE FOR FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE (VP) APPROVED Robert F. Qurkin Major General, USAF DIAC 87-956 Maj Gen R. F. Durkin, USAF 373.4855 VICE DEPUTY DIRECTOR DIAC 87-952 Mr, J.T. Berbrich 373-4856 EXECUTIVE OFFICER DIAC 87-940 LIC (P) J. £. Morgan, Jr, USA 373.4857 VP STAFF OPERATIONS OFFICE (VP-S) LTC (P) 2. E. Morgan, Jr, USA OAC 87-828 373480 VP INTERNATIONAL APPLICATIONS OFFICE (¥P-1) Or. J, 3, Oviak ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR RESEARCH (DB) Mr. D. M. Nagy DIAC 87-602 373-4900 3 Deputy Director VP TECHNICAL PRODUCTION OFFICE (VP-TPO) Mr. W.H. G. Wheeler OM, 87-248 373.4820 VP SYSTEMS INTERFACE APPLICATIONS OFFICE (VP-SIA) Mr. E. Robey DIAC A3-824 LIAISON DETACHMENTS Ol Col C. C. Hazlett, USAF O02 LIC D. W. Palmer, USA o-3 LTC J. F. Carter, USA 4 COL J. R. Linnen, USA Col §. P. Wedding, Jr., USAF ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SCIENTIFIC & TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE (DT) Or. J. Vorona OIA B7-212 ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR IMAGERY EXPLOITATION (DX) Mr. 6. H. Longsom Sidg 213 WHY
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 systern 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 mighi affect the national security of the United States. Produce special publications designed for senior-level Executive Branch and DoD officials. Products and Services Provided e 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). e 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). e 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. e Develops and produces estimates to satisfy the requirements of the Joint Strategic Planning System (JSPS) of the doint 32 Staff, and the intelligence portions of National Security Council (NSC) requirements levied on OSD and the JCS. e 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. e Develops and produces all-source, military-related intelligence publications specifically designed for senior-level Executive Branch and DoD officials. e 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.
DIRECTORATE FOR ESTIMATES ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR SPECIAL ASSISTANTS APPROXED bine ESTIMATES (DE) Ag DEPARTMENTAL ESTIMATES oucersso et Scanlon, USA awe uly sys Vacant 87-848 373-4862 C. F. Scanton INTERNATIONAL ESTIMATES VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY OIRECTOR Brigadier General, USA Mr. P. F. Wallner 07-868 373-4853 bine 87456 Mr. J.C. Ardinger Assistant Deputy Director NATIONAL ESTIMATES We. J. 1, Sen 07-868 373-4861 FORCE PROJECTIONS/DSARC Or. G. D. Katz 87-$44 373-4863 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Capt V. E. Scott, USAF DIAC 87-846 373-4062 CONTROL DIVISION (DE-X) SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS OFFICE (DE-P) Ms. WK. E. Scott | DIAC 87.143 373-4470 SOVIET/EAST EAST ASIA/PACIFIC SUROPE DIVISION (DE-1) DIVISION (DE-2) COL P. H. Gillespie, h., USA CAPT }. V. Reame, USN WESTERN EUROPE/LATIN AMERICA DIVISION (DE-3) Or. W. A Naughien MIDDLE EAST/AFRICA/SOUTH ASIA DIVISION (DE-4) COL R. H. Shelly, USA DIAC 84-237 373-4708 DIAC 86-825 373.4481 DIAC 06-965 IAC 06-961 METHODOLOGY/COMPUTER SUPPORT DIVISION (DE-5) Mr, }. P. Longe, ir. DIAC €6-930 38
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 e Produces all-source, finished military intelligence and maintains data bases on order of battle, military doctrine, strategy and tactics, C%, equinment and logistics, biographics, economics, materiel production and assistance programs, terrorism and narcotics trafficking. e 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. e Formulates nuclear, conventional, and special v-::. 2 target intelligence policy and plans. Performs physical vulnerability research and bomb damage assessment studies. e Ensures the development and maintenance of automated intelligence files. Serves as the VP point of contact and action office for mapping and charting matters. e 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. e Develops a single DoD general intelligence production pro- gram that focuses on priority defense needs, reduces un- 34 necessary redundancy among producers, and improves the intelligence end product. e Provides major staffing, analytical and administrative contribu- tions to DoD public diplomacy programs. « Performs a wide variety of hosting, representational, anid ad- ministrative functions in support of substantive conferences, intelligence exchanges. NATO dissemination programs and other related projects. e Provides consultative and management expertise to staff and evaluate current and proposed NFIP and GDIP programs covering a wide spectrum of topical disciplines. e Provides direct analytical and staffing support to Department of Defense operational components, other agencies, and DIA Directorates during contingency and crisis operations. e Provides staffing, scenario development assistance and facilities support for U.S. and multinational military exercises. e 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.
OPERATIONS AND PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT OFFICE (0B-0) Mar, RL R. Parnell DIAC 87-168 DIAC 87-802 OW 87-904 DIRECTORATE FOR RESEARCH ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR RESEARCH (DB) Mr, D. Mi. Nagy 373.4900 VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Col}. M. Magouias, USAF 373-4900 APPROVED Assistant Deputy Director PRODUCTION FUNCTIONAL MANAGEMENT OFFICE (DS-FM) Mrs, T. U. Wileen SOVIET/ WARSAW { WEST EUROPE/LATIN CONFLICT ANALYSIS AND MIDDLE EAST/AFRICA PACT DIVISION AMERICA DIVISION OPERATIONAL SUPPORT DIVISION (08-1) (D8-5) CAPT C.F. Rewhoes, USM Mr, A.C. Nelson {Act} DIAC 85-802 373-3987 DIAC A4-987 373-3753 BRANCHES BRANCHES BRANCHES RANCHES Ground Frontal Forces (08-18) 373-3977 West Ewcope/MATO (08-38) 373-3125 Crisis Operations Support (D8-SA) 373-3726 Middle East/Mrice Military Support (08-86) 373-4310 Navel Forces (D8-1C) 373-4295 Latin America (D8-3C) 373-3096 (nstability/ insurgency (08-58) 373-3827 Middle East Military Copabilities (08-80) 373-4315 Ravoupace {D8-10) 373-4103 Terrorism Anstysis (DB-5C) 373-3044 Atrica Military Capabilities (08-80) 373-4377 Political Military Afteirs (DB-1E) 373-3964 Military Geography (DB-50) 373-3753 CENTCOM/REDCOM Support Activity (D8-8E) National Military Logistics (DB-1F) 373-4207 Conflict Support Analysis (D-SE) 373-3753 Macbitt AFB, FL C* and EW (08-16) 373-4230 Strategic Operations (08-11) 373-4174 Strategic Defense Economics (08-1!) 373-3827 EASTERN INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES AND OPERATIONAL AND TARGET DIVISION ECONOMICS DIVISION INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT DIVISICN {08-2) (08-4) (DB-6) COL B.D. Amald, USA COL G. Satterwaite, USA Cal D. E. Rensing, USAF DIAC C2858 373-2430 DIAC A4-852 373-3555 | DIAC B4-380 373-3718 BRANCHES BRANCHES BRANCHES Ching (08-28) 373-2447 Military Materiel Identification (DB-4B) 373-3722 Strateric Targeting (06-68) 373-3744 fusa/ Pacific (08-2C) 373-2691 Energy (DEAF) 373-3528 Targating Support (UB-6C) 373-3735 Korea/iapan (08-20) 373 2461 Military Materiel Production (DB-4G) 373-3646 Physical Vulnerability (0B-6£) 373-4427 35
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 Services 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. e 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. 36 e 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. e Conducts or participates in imagery quality and utility evalua- tions pertaining to new collection systems, formats, films, ete. e Exercises administrative management over DIA personnel as- signed to the imagery exploitation elements of the National Photographic Interpretation Center.
DIRECTORATE FOR IMAGERY EXPLOITATION ape ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Rowe FOR IMAGERY EXPLOITATION AW, wee PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT (DX) 6. H. Ln STAFF (DX-P* Assistant Deputy Director Mr. C. €. Symes Mr. G.H. Langsam WHY 213 475-2630 DIAC 42-916 373-2276 VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR COL M. Pinchney, USA WHY 213 475-2631 SOVIET/WARSAW PACT DIVISION (DX-4) PRIORITY EXPLOITATION DIVISION (DX-2} Mr. 3. P. Holmes (Act) IMAGERY EXPLOITATION DIVISION (DX-1) COL L. F. Freeman, USA EXPLOITATION SYSTEMS, SUPPORT AND MANAGEMENT DIVISION (DX-3) Mr, D. S. Reighard Mr. $. 8. Phelps (Act 0633134 863.3134 675-2836 BRANCHES BRANCHES Plans and Development (DX-3A) 475-2636 Ground Forces (01-4A) 475-2640 Operations Support (DX-38) 475-1642 Naval/hie (DX-4B) 475-2840 REGIONAL ANALYSIS CURRENT IMAGERY INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS, TECHNOLOGY, AND CIVISION DIVISION RESOURCES DIVISION {OX-5) (DX-6) (DX-7) Mi. P.M, Makowsky Col 8. A. Walrath, USAF Lt Cal E. Kiechiin, USAF PRT MB-861) 695-6726 DIM, 82-980 373-2334 RANCHES BRANCHES BRANCHES Atrica/Amencas (ON-5A) 475-2440 “AY Support (DX-6A) 695-6726 Electronics /C? (DX-7A) 373-2264 Middle East (03-58) 475-2434 “3” Support (Df-6B) 695-6726 industry end Technology (0X-78) 373-2428 Asia (OX-5C) 875-1617 PERT Mobilization (DX-66) 685-6726 Missile and Space (OX-1C) 373-2305 Special Activity (DE-5D) 475-2873 37
DIRECTORATE FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE (DT) Mission Develop and maintain policies and procedures for DoD production of Scientific and Tech- nical (S&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 employed in the manufacturing process; and overall weapon systems and equipment effectiveness. Provide ail-source, finished Departments. Products and Services Provided e 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. e Reviews and approves Service-produced S&T intelligence and integrates it to provide selected assessments of combined mil- itary threat systems capabilities. e Coordinates the DoD Scientific and Technical Intelligence In- formation Services Program (STISP), 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- S&T ments, U&S Commands, and other DoD and through management and technical direction intelligence to the OSD, OJCS, Military Depart- non-DoD activities through direct production or 38 of the production efforts assigned to the Military equacy in terms of production-requirements satisfaction and submits recommendations to appropriate resource manage- ment authorities. e 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 ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Or. 1. Vorona Assistant Deputy Director FOR SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAC) OSD LIAISON (DT) Mi, 0. G. DeRove 87-264 373-4833 Dr. J. Vorong WEAPONS SYSTEMS DIAC B7-212 373-4827 CHAIRMAN Mr. G. J, Rath (Act) 373-4831 VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR DIAC 86-150 Or. H. Browne 373-4930 TECHNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS Col D. A. Loges, USAF EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Vacant 87-232 373-4832 DIAC B7-216 373.4825 DIAC 6-150 U Cal H, Unten, USAF 373-4990 NUCLEAR ENERGY WEAPONS AND PRODUCTION CONTROL, DIVISION (OT-1) SYSTEMS RESOURCES, AND DIVISION (DT-2) TECHNICAL DATA Mr. 3. T. Kriese SUPPORT DIVISION (DT-3) Or. D. 1. Onias Col 0. P. Connon, USAF DING (6-825 DIAC B6819 OUC 96-217 373-4679 BRANCHES BRANCHES RANCHES Nuclear Matenals and Reactors (DY-1A) 373-4592 Ballistic Missile Systems (DT-2A) 373-4636 Prodection Contre! and Nuctear Weapons (07-18) 373-4613 Aerodynamic Systems (01-28) 373-4642 Reneurcsa (01-30) 373-4678 Neval Systems (DT-2C) 373-4655 Technical Data and Farvign Ground Systems (01-20) 373-4667 Materiel (01-38) 373.4684 STRATEGIC RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGIES DEFENSES, COMMAND DIVISION (DT-5) AND CONTROL, AND SPACE DIVISION (DT-4) Mz. D. 8. Newman Mr. H. Haffmann, tr. DIAC C§-221 373-4535 DIAC C6-147 373-4770 GRANCHES BRANCHES Strategic Oefenses Sciences and Applications (D1-5A) 373-4552 (OT-4A) 373-4558 Technology Transfer (OT-58) 3734755 Command ond Control (01-48) 373-4538 Electronic Wertore (O1-4C) 3734577 Space Systems (DT-40) 373-4539 39
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 24-hour basis. Interface with DoD and non-DoD agencies on substantive indications and warn- ing maiters. 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 Services. Provide intelligence support to the National Military Command Center (NMCC). Products and Services Provided (Listed separately under each subordinate Directorate) 40
DIRECTORATE FOR JCS SUPPORT ; APPROVED DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR JCS SUPPORT Hea! barb! (JS) 7. Brooks | RADM T. A. Brooks, USN Rear Admiral, US* reese 79773 Deputy Director VICE DEPUTY DIRECTOR Col W, 7. Price IN, USAF — Lessa 77822 CENTRAL AMERICA JOINT POLICY AND INTELLIGENCE TEAM (JSCAJIT) SPECIAL ASSISTAN rome LANNING (SA) MANAGEMENT OFFICE COL 6. F. Gately, USA 16838 59663 we: en EXECUTIVE OFFICER Capt. C. S. Sikes, USAF 1 1teee 79773 | na ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR INDICATIONS & WARNING (JSW) Col F. M. Nokoba, USAF mes77 57067 ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR CURRENT INTEL (J51) Mr. 0. S. Seaver, (Act) 1ean2 mia ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR OICS INTEL SUPPORT (iS!) Col D. 0. Derman, USMC ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR WMIC CENTER OPERATIONS (JS0) COLT. A. O'Resle, USA 1¢935 5118! 16933 41
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 OUCS, 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. e Assigns collaborative action responsibilities to appropriate di- rectorates when required to satisfy a Joint Staff requirement. e Conducts continuous coordination and liaison with NSA/ Central Security Service representatives to insure their partici- 42 pation and cooperation in pertinent Joint Staff actions. e Provides direct, crisis related intelligence support to the OJCS, Unified Commands, and selected military forces. e 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). e 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.
4-2 SECRETARIAT {3S3-S) Ms. J. Hess DIRECTORATE FOR OJCS INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT APPROVED ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR eas eee OJCS INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT (IS!) | Sse ea Sen te Col D. D. Dorman, USMC D. D. Dorman 1€935 §1032 Colonel, USMC VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Assistant Deputy Director fr. WH. Rudnick $0935 §1032 INTELLIGENCE NEACP DIVISION ANMCC DIVISION DIVISION (JS)-1} (38-2) (IS1-3) ir. H. Rudnick Li Col E, V. Petersen, USAF LTC 3. L. Pannier, USA Offutt AFB, NE AV 271-6292 | Ft. Ritchie, MO 878-2557 43
DIRECTORATE FOR CURRENT INTELLIGENCE (JS!) 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 Moming Summary (MS), daily Defense Intelligence Notices (DINs), and Warming Reports and Intelligence Ap- praisals as required; contributes to the National Intelligence Daily (NID); and provides indications and warning intelligence to te SecDef, JCS and other DoD consumers. « Provides daily briefings on current intelligence to the SecDef, CJCS, and other DoD officials. e Provides analytical support to the NMIC and NMCC on a 24- 44 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. e Prepares and presents intelligence briefings for selected foreign defense attaches in Washington.
1casi DIRECTORATE FOR CURRENT INTELLIGENCE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR CURRENT INTELLIGENCE (JS!) Mr, O. S. Seaver (Act) 3€912 77121 David S. Seaver VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Assistant Deputy Director (Acting) Vacant 1eM2 75431 PRESENTATIONS DIVISION (JS1-1) SOVIET/W.?. DIVISION (JSt-2) U Col S. Shervais, USAF Col W. L. Wortburger, USAF 73620 QRANCHES Waspors Systems and Technologies (1S1-2A) 53526 Ground Forces (/S1-28) 70496 Military / Political (1-20) 77183 Air Forces ()S1-20) 54404 Navy Forces (JS1-2E) $9052 CMD, CNT & COM ()Si-2F} 75224 MIDDLE EAST-AFRICA DIVISION (ISI-5) Mr. J. ©. White BRANCHES Middle East (IS1-SA) 52505 Africa (SESS) 50741 45 EASTERN DIVISION {JSI-3) WESTERN DIVISION (JS!-4) Mr, R. L. Bidatspach (Act) is. K. 8. Hopton GRANCHES QRANCHES China (IS1-3A) 73750 West Europe /MATO (JSI-4A) $1607 South Main/Pacific (151-38) 50030 Latin Aanerica (1S1-48) $1606 Northeast Asia (JS1-3C) 70797 CURRENT INTELLIGENCE PUBLICATIONS DIVISION (JSI-7) Ms, P. 1, Dick BRANCHES Production Contrel (ISI-7A) 77787 Edttorial Processing (JS1-78) 56186 Products Composition (!S1-7C) 75990 intelligence Support (JS1-70) 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. e Serves as the administrator of the Worldwide Warning Indica- tor Monitoring System (WWIMS). e Manages advanced technological applications systems, and es- tablishes developmental concepts, longterm goals and priorities and operational uses for systems already under development. 46 « Participates in intra- or inter-Agency study groups and task forces dealing with management issues relating to the NMIC and the DoD I&W System e 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. e Provides ELINT analytical support throughout DIA and the DoD I&W system.
DIRECTORATE FOR INDICATIONS & WARNING ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR imal & WARNING Cal F. K. Nekeba, USAF VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Mr, 8. A. Meyer OPERATIONS DIVISION DEVELOPMENT & IMPLEMENTATION (JSW-1) DIVISION (JSW-2) Lt Col 3, Ml. Gipean, USAF Mr. 8. AL Meyer MB912 51999 MBss2 47 APPROVEN Colonel, USAF Assistant Deputy Director ELINT DIVISION (JSW-3} Lt Col W. S. Freeenan, U1, USAF
DIRECTORATE FOR NMIC OPERATIONS (JSO) Mission Manage and operate the National Military Intelligence Center (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, the Unified and Specified Commands and the Military Services. Products and Services Provided e 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 DIA 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. e Participates in continuity of Government planning concerned with crisis intelligence support. 48 « Provides administrative and training support to al! 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. e Manages the NMIC Support System (NSS) and establishes policy and guidance for the use of other online ADP systems in the NMIC. e Supervises the operational application of the Worldwide Warn- ing Indicator Monitoring System (WWIMS) in the NMIC. e Provides command briefings on NMIC operations to visiting officials. e Serves as DIA’s representative to the DoD I&W system.
DIRECTORATE FOR NMIC OPERATIONS ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR ' FOR NMIC Teamag COKpe OPERATIONS ({JSO) 1. C. O'Keate COLT. C. O'Rente, USA Colonel, USA Assistant Deputy Director NMIC nMic OPERATIONS DIVISION SUPPORT DIVISION (JS0-2) (180-1) Doty Directors ef Intstligence ti. 1, Lomegfia ZOS01A BRANCHES Systems Support (/SO-2A) 51182 Operations Support (1S0-28) 51183 49
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 e 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 ull 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. e 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- 50 cal point for intelligence support to the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs. e 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. e 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).
DIRECTORATE FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS APPROVED DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR WA ~ 2. EXTERNAL RELATIONS ZS Ro A a (Dt) Mr. A. Denis Clift Mr. A. 0, Clift Deputy Director NATIONAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE BOARD (D!-NFIB) MA) R. E. Doltarhide, USA EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT AND RESOURCE DIVISION (D1-£) COR W. R. Blackburn, USM VICE DEPUTY DIRECTOR COL M. L O'Kane, USA 36286 75193 ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR (U&S COMMAND AND ALLIED SUPPORT) Vacant REPRESENTATIVES TO U&S COMMANDS AND SHAPE FOREIGN EXCHANGES AND DISCLOSURES DIVISION FOREIGN LIAISON LEGISLATIVE AND PUBLIC DIRECTOR'S STAFF GROUP DIVISION AFFAIRS DIVISION DIVISION (Di-1} {Ot-3) (DI-4) (DI-6) Col C. G. Mornson, USAF Mr. KE. Getsen COL H. R. Teas, USA Mir, E. L Stephens 30336 44525 36237 75101 45isi MILITARY OPERATIONAL INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT DIVISION NEGOTIATIONS (DI-2) DIVISION Col D. C. Cos, USMC {DI-5) COL J. E. Maftzinger, USA 16866 50484 16821 e917 51
REPRESENTATIVES TO U&S COMMANDS AND SHAPE SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR SPECIAL PRODUCT SUPPORT/SHAPE Mr. 0. M. Ring SHAPE Extension 4284 DIA REPRESENTATIVE READINESS COMMAND DIA REPRESENTATIVE CENTRAL COMMAND LIC Frederick G. Dwyer, USA hutowen 968-3894 DIA REPRESENTATIVE STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND Lt Col George E. Hooper, USAF Autevon 271-4322 DIA REPRESENTATIVE PACIFIC COMMAND Ms. Marilyn S. Scambos Howail Switch 477-6195 DIA REPRESENTATIVE EUROPEAN COMMAND Mr, Oavid J. Goodman EUCOM Switch 8347 53 Vg: Mr. A, Po = Deputy Director
DIRECTORATE FOR RESOURCES AND SYSTEMS (RS) Mission To provide for the acquisition, management and control of DIA’s support and resource managemen. programs and ensure the effective and economical execution of several Depart- ment of Defense management responsibilities assigned to DIA. The latter includes structuring a worldwide intelligence information systems architecture, managing the Department of Defense Intelligence Information System (DoDHS) and developing and maintaining intelligence systems mid- and long-range plans; managing a worldwide secure intelligence communications network, and managing and operating a worldwide intelligence dissemination prograrn. To provide Agency-wide support services including Comptroller activities for the Agency: developing, implementing and operating the Agency computer systems and facilities; operating and maintaining Agency communications facilities; operating and maintaining a precision photo- graphic laboratory and DoD central film depository; providing and managing Ayency personnel and providing Agency support services to include logistics, contract administration, graphics, Printing, information control, dissemination, central reference and space administration. Pro- vides construction management of DIA facilities. Serves in the capacity of Head Contracting Activity for the Agency. 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)
DIRECTORATE FOR RESOURCES AND SYSTEMS INTELLIGENCE COMMUNICATIONS APPROVED ARCHITECTURE (INCA) PROJECT OFFICE (RS-P) Mclean, VA Mir. H.C. Sanford DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR RK. Little RESOURCES AND SYSTEMS Deputy Director 883-6907 EEO OFFICE (RS) mm ee USR - Mr BA Little an ADMINISTRATION CONTROL 1. LP. Pinkney se OFFICE (RS-Al VICE DEPUTY DIRECTOR wd. “ Col R. A, Susi, USAF DEPUTY FOR SMALL BUSINESS 3€262 53334 ids. 1. C. Moore EXECUTIVE OFFICER LIC M.D. Thimblin, USA DIAC F2-806 373-2773 36242 71126 COMPTROLLER ASSISTANT DEPUTY ASSCTANT DEPUTY ASSISTANT DEPUTY (RCC) DIRECTOR FOR DIRECTOR FOR DIRECTOR FOR TECHNICAL HUMAN RESOURCES PROCUREMENT SERVICES AND SUPPORT (RHR) : (RSQ) (RTS) Mr. LA. Prombain Mr, A. E, Watters Mr, PR. Kittle, Sr. Mr. L ). Dient DIAC F2-976 373-2838 DIAC E4186 373-3900 3030 be] DIAC £2904 373-2720 ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR FOR DODIIS PLANNING FOR OODIIS AND MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING INFORMATION SYSTEMS (RSM) (RSE) (RSt) Mr. 8. 8. Walker Mr. $. J. Davidson Mr. F. 1. Hoghes DIAC A2-326 373-2987 DING A3-844 373-2969 DIAC A2-366 mae |
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 e Develops an intelligence communications architecture; monitor related DoD communications architectural efforts. e Evaluates intelligence communications program proposals and initiatives to ensure compliance with approved Intelligence and Communications Architectures. e Examines intelligence communications deficiencies and short- falls to provide a sound basis for a comprehensive upgrade of intelligence communications support programs, systems, and procedures. e Examines the advantages and disadvantages of providing in- telligence support communications organic to the intelligence infrastructure. e Represents the Director, DIA, in policy discussions related to intelligence communications requirements and architecture. 56 e Develops technical proposals for contractual assistance and manage the contractual activities. e Develops input to Defense Guidance which provides guidance to DoD activities on intelligence communications. e Develops the INCA program and conduct liaison with program managers, review authorities, congressional oversight commit: tees, intelligence community, and defense participants. e Recommends improvements in intelligence communications interoperability within the Intelligence Community and in sup- port of operational commanders. e Reviews intelligence plans, programs, and budgets relating to DoD intelligence communications requirements. e Conducts exercises and field tests to evaluate new systems, concepts, and doctrinal alternatives.
INTELLIGENCE COMMUNICATIONS ARCHITECTURE PROJECT OFFICE INCA PROJECT OFFICE (RS-P) PROGRAM MANAGEMENT OIRECTOR Mr. C. McGowan SPACE AND SPECIAL SYSTEMS RESEARCH AND SYSTEMS EVALUATION DIRECTOR DIRECTOR Mr. 1. C. Hong Mr. PL High, i. ASSISTANTS ASSISTANTS SERVICE, COMMAND AND ALLIED ARCHITECTURES DIRECTOR Mr. O. 3. Compbell ASSISTANTS COR G. 8. Core, USN LTC C. Mane, USA Wy, 8. Eliott Maj 8. Mark, USA Maj Downes, USAF Capt 0. Engebreteen, USAF Mclean, VA LS Col , Morey, USAF LTC L. #1. Toyter, OSA Maj (PS. Corapnewshi, USA Capt 0. Tebler, USAF 57
DIRECTORATE FOR DODIIS PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT (RSM) Mission Responsible for the management of the DoD Intelligence Information System (DoDIIS). Conduct mid- and long-term planning for the orderly development of the DoDIIS. Develop policies, concepts, planning guidance, and management procedures. Perform management analyses and reviews of management, technical and resource issues related to the modemization and maintenance of a worldwide, integrated DoDIIS and its component parts. Provide ADP-T resource recommendations to the GDIP Manager. representation in designated intelligence commu sponsored activities related to intelligence inform Products and Services Provided e Develops and maintains the DoD Intelligence Information Sys- tem (DoDIIS) Master Plan. e Provides command representation and liaison services and acts as the DIA focal point to the U&S Commands for Intelligence Information System matters. e Provides ADP slanning support to intelligence community functional managers and manages the integration of new ADP support capabilities into the DoDIIS architecture. e As ADP-T functional manager, reviews and provides recom- mendations on the ADP-T portions of the General Defense Intelligence Program. e Provides support in the Preparation of Congressional justifica- tion documents. 58 With respect to DoDIIS/GDIP ADP-T, provide nity, interdepartmenta| and other government ation systems. e Develops pertinent directives, regulations and procedures gov- erning the management and administration of the DoDIIS. e Maintains reference information on DoDIIS subsystems. e Develops concepts, architecture and plans for DoDIIS systems interface with command and control systems. e Conducts DoDIIS Managers’ Conferences and provides DoD- IIS information exchange, documentation and services. e 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) Mt. R. 8. Wather COMMAND SUPPORT MANAGEMENT SUPPORT DIVISION DIVISION (RSM-2) (RSM-4) Mr, R. Forahior et Me, ©. 1, Graham DIAC A3-907 373200 7633218 59
DIRECTORATE FOR DODIIS ENGINEERING (RSE) Mission Provide engineering management and su Pport for the development and enhancement of the DoD Intelligence Information System (DoDIIS) to insure overaii system interoperability, elimination of duplicative development efforts, development of interfaces with tactical intelligence systems and improved intelligence information processing and exchange capabilities. Products and Services Provided e Provides for developmen: of, and publishes overall DoDIIS system specifications. e Provides for development of, and publishes DoDIIS software development, hardware and data element standards. e Develops and publishes tactical interface criteria. e Provides liaison between DIA and the JCS program to achieve doint Interoperability of Tactical Command and Control Sys- tems (JINTACCS) « Provides for development of the DoDIIS network and its day- to-day operational management. e Develops and publishes configuration management proce- dures. e Manage the DoD AN/GYQ.21(V) Program. e Manages the DoDIIS technology sharing program. e Establishes DoDIIS security policy and accomplishes security accreditation actions. e Provides for the maintenance of inventories and libraries of DoDIIS standard, common and site-unique software. e Participates in user groups and configuration control boards of all DoDIIS Executive Agents. e Provides special technical support to the DoDIIS community. e Serves as DoDIIS Executive Agent for model 204 Data Base Management Systems.
DIRECTORATE FOR DODIIS ENGINEERING ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR Orr EE AEERING DIAC 43-844 Mat, S. 1. Davidson RETWORK DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING & SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT DIVISION AND MANAGEMENT DIVISION DIVISION (RSE-1) (RSE-2) (RSE-3) Us. 8. H. Srecke We, WL. Sebtenehi Mir, A.) bene OIL A326 DIM 03-228 3015 OE 03-840 073-031 61
DIRECTORATE FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS (RSI) Missicn 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 governing communications services and capabilities, automnated intelligence information handling systems and office technologies. Manage the worldwide Special Intelligence Communications (SPINTCOMM) 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 e 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. e Plans for and supports the acquisition, imp!ementation and use of office technology within DIA to include personal comput- ers, word processing, office comraunications 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. e Designs, tests, implements and operates intelligence commu- nications systems for DIA and other supported DoD and intel- ligence agencies. 62 « Designs, develops, tests and implements automated intelli- gence information systems based on approved requirements supporting DIA and other Defense and national intelligence activities. e Manages, operates and maintains DIA information system computers and associated equipment, communications and telecommunications equipment and systems and office au- tomation/technology equipment. e 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. e 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.
MANAGEMENT SUPPORT STAFF (AS!-MS) Ms. 1. D. Smith OPERATIONS DIVISION (RSI-1) Mr. 0. R Van Daye OIC 81-136 373.4849 BRANCHES ORAC ADP Operations (RSI. 12) Pentagen ADP Operstions (RS!-18) Comm Center Operations (8St-1C) Comm installation and Maintenance Branch (RS!10} * Rive serves as DIA Senior Communications Officer DIRECTORATE FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR iat SYSTEMS APPROVED DIAC A2-960 Ur, F. 1. Hughes 373-2263 Liftyzeen VICE ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR Ms. FB. é yz DIAC AZSS6 CAI. B, Comoran, USAF 3732988 Assistant Deputy Director QUALITY ASSURANCE AND STANDARDS OFFICE (RS1.Q5) Vacant 373.3158 SAFE PROJECT OFFICE (RSI-S) Wr. L. Andersen fenee Ohdg. 402A CUSTOMER SUPPORT DIVISION (RSt-3) Mr, M3. Trevhe DIAC 2.936 PLANMING AND ENGINEERING DIVISION* (RSI-5) Or. 0.1. Stillman 373-2255 DIAC A2-928 GRANCHES Uaisen and Assistance (RSI-3A) Office Technology (RSI-3B) SOFTWARE SUPPORT DIVISION (RSI-2) Cal H. G. Frazier, USAF DIAC A2-944 373-2257 GRANCHES Systems Software (RS!-2A) Soplicetion Software (RS1-28) Reseurce Management/ Producten Branch (RS1-2C) 63 ACQUISITION AND (IMPLEMENTATION DIVISION (RSI-4) Me. D. G. Clem 433-4373 BRANCHES AIRES PMO (RS!-40) OIRES PMO (RS1-40) WSS PMO (RSI-4B) TSSS PMO (RSi-41)
COMPTROLLER (RCC) Mission Provide the focal point [to include interface with program managers for GDIP, FCIP, ASD(C*I), 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 e 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. e Prepares and submits the DIA program and budget. e 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. e 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. e Serves as focal point for matters relating to Defense audits of the application of DIA resources, to include follow-up moni- toring. e Provides rnanagement services, to include the Project Manage- ment System, the Contract Requirements Review Board, and the Commercial Activities (CA) Program. e 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. e Establishes Agency financial policy and provides for accounting of Agency resources. e Acts as Agency competition advocate pursuant to the Compe- tition in Contracting Act. e Serves as the Agency’s focal point for debt collection and the credit card program.
COMPTROLLER EVALUATION AND ANALYSIS GROUP (RCC-E) Wi. D. G. Matthews, fr. COMPTROLLER (RCC) Mr. L A. Prombain PROGRAM AND BUDGET DIVISION (RCC-2) tir, 8. W, Henrich 65 MANAGEMENT DIVISION (RCC-3) Gal 1. 0. McCorry, USAF APPROVES Mr. L.A Prombain Comptreter FINANCIAL POLICY AND ACCOUNTING DIVISION (RCC-4) ii. C. E. Saisin DIAC F2.923
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. e 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. e Provides all DIA logistic services including supply, mainte- nance, and property accountability. e Formulates and monitors intelligence imagery processing, han- dling, and identification standards for DoD. e Provides centralized photographic processing and reproduc- tion of new and archival imagery for DIA, DoD, the Intelligence Community and other Government activities. e 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. 66 e Provides genser message service, mail distribution, classified material destruction, correspondence co1:trui, and Washington area courier service. e Manages the DIA top secret and NATO registers. e Provides DoD imagery evaluations and other imagery related technical assistance to field units to optimize DoD imagery collection and processing. e 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. e Provides video processing equipment/expertise to facilitate production of approved inielligence products in video for- mat. Provides for integration of video capability and au- dio/visual/teleconferencing requirements having a compart: mented intelligence base. e Manages the DoD intelligence dissemination program. e Manages the DIA contractor release of intelligence information program.
ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES DIVISION (RTS-1} Me. 2. Craig (Act) CIM EC-186 373-3905 GRANDES Mynagement Services 373-3928 Freedem of information Act 373-3911 Recerds/Ferms Management 373-3913 Privacy Act 373-3913 COW Fenctionsl Management (Wwtelligence Processing) 373-3928 Histarion 373-4934 DIRECTORATE FOR TECHNICAL SERVICES AND SUPPORT DIAC E4166 CENTRAL REFERENCE DIVISION (RTS-2) Col 9. Runge, USAF DIC 04548 373-3762 QRANCHES Ratereace Library (ATS:28) 373-3775 Document Anclysis (RTS-28) 372-3987 Requirements and Validation (RTS-2C) 373-3873 Disiibution (RTS-20) 373-4792 Plens & Sepewrces (TS-2E) 373-3768 intel Processing QTS-2F) 373-2111 ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR FOR TECHNICAL SERVICES AND SUPPORT (RTS) Mr. L 1. Blank PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTS & TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION (RTS-3) Mr. D. €. DeFitippe OUC HI-912 373-2083 BRANCHES Photegraphic Preceming and Reproduction (RTS-3A; 373-2038 Coverage lnformation (RTS-38) 373-2073 Vredecten Contre! and Support Services (RTS-3C) 373-2011 Technical Projects (RTS-30) 373-2053 67 373-350 PUBLICATION AND PRESENTATION DIVISION (RTS-5) We. E. Wendy (Act) OME 83-970 BRANCHES Presentation (NTS-SA) 373-3200 Peblication (ITS-58) 372-3248 373-3200 LOGISTICS & ENGINEERING SERVICES DIVISION (RTS-¢) COL MH. A. Batts, USA DAAC F2-258 375-2908 GRANCHES Engineering Services (ATS-GA) 373-7859 Logictics TS-49) 373-2870 Travel ond Tremepertotion (RTS-6C) 373-7901 DUC Buliding Manager (RTS-40) 373-2912
DIRECTORATE FOR HUMAN RESOURCES (RHR) Mission Exercise overall staff responsibility for all and organizational and functional analysis for the Agency. Direct the development and implementation of DIA policies, procedures aspects of manpower resource management and programs for the personnel management ot military and civilian members. Procure civilian and military (active duty and reserve) personnel to be assigned to the DIA. Plan and develop 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. e 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). e 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. e 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. e Develops, recommends, and promulgates policy and proce- dures for the management of the Defense Intelligence Senior Executive Service (DISES), including executive position deter- the Agency career development program. mination and prioritization. « Plans, directs, implements, and evaluates the development and operation of the Agency's military and civilian personnel programs and services. e 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. e 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. e Formulates, coordinates, and implements policies and proce- dures for the management of the DIA Military and Civilian Reserve Prograrn. Requisitions, assigns, and administers all Individual Mobilization Augmentees. e Manages the Agency personnel management information Sys: 68 tem to meet overall personnel information requirements. e Conducts awards programs for Agency personnel.
DIRECTORATE FOR HUMAN RESOURCES : APPROVED ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR GZ dt Z 4 he the HUMAN RESOURCES Eaten Aasistant Deputy Director (RHR) Mr, ALE. Watters DIAC £2804 373-2720 MANPOWER AND POSITION CIVILIAN STAFFING MILITARY PERSONNEL eee RELATION | POLICY AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS OPERATIONS DIVISION OPERATIONS DIVISION TE RATIONS DIVISION DIVISION DIVISION (RHR-1) (RHR.2 (RHR3) RHR) (RHR-S) fir, &. F. Kidd Qs. ALF, Tites COL J. &. Rediasen, f7., USA iar, 5. lores iis. C,H. Bice OAC E2-166 373-2682 DIAC £2814 373-2685 DIAC €2-108 373-2624 =| DIC £2.128 373-2669 DIAC £2966 373-2685 GUARCHES Dasignmvent (RHR-3A) 373-2528 Personnel Actions (RHR-38) 373-2649 Attache Persennel (RHR-3C) 634-8787 Reserva Affairs (RHR-RA) 373-3129 69
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 e Establishes and administers Blanket Purchase Agreements within the framework of the Federal Acquisition Reguiation {(BPA) for use by delegated personnel. (FAR) and the DoD FAR Supplement. e Provides advice and assistance relating to procurement plan- e Executes, administers, or terminates contracts and makes re- ning and preparation of required documents for contract lated determinations and findings. execution. e Provides contracting support to the DoDIIS Community and e Implements the Small Business and Small Disadvantaged Busi- other selected Intelligence Activitives. ness Programs within the Agency. 70
DIRECTORATE FOR PROCUREMENT APPROVED ASSISTANT DEPUTY DIRECTOR ‘ FOR C72 2, RII hb. PROCUREMENT Mr. P. ®. Kittle, Sr. (RSQ) Assistant Deputy Director fas. PLR. Kittle, Sr. DIAC F2.976 POLICY AND MANAGEMENT DIVISION (RSQ1) Wire. LA. Kemiasr BING F2.972 373-2837 Policy (RSQIA) 373-2032 OA Suppert (HIQ-2N 373-2844 Management Services (5:18) 373-2773 Bed Support (KSQ-28) 373-7233 Special Contracts (RS2G 373-2826 71
DIA DR DD ED SC D/GDIP IG DIO GC OS VO DC OA DIC OT DP 3 DL DE 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 Callection 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 DX DT JS JSJ JSI JSW JSO Dl DIA/REPS RS RS-P RSM RSE RSI RCC RTS RHR RSQ Directorate for Research Directorate for Imagery Exploitation Directorate for Scientific and Technical Intelligence Directorate for JCS Support Directorate for QUCS Intelligence Support Directorate for Current Intelligence Directorate for Indications & Warning Directorate for NMIC Operations Directorate for External Relations Representatives To U&S Commands and SHAPE Directorate for Resources and Systems Intelligence Communications Architecture Project Office Directorate for DoDIIS Planning and Management Directorate for DoDIIS Engineering Directorate for Information Systems Comptroller Directorate for Technical Services and Support Directorate for Human Resources Directorate for Procurement