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PART  I 
GENERAL  SUMMARY  (U) 
A.  (U)  CHRONOLOGY  OF  HIGHLIGHTS. 
1.  (U)  Events  of  October  1984 
a.  (U)  Target  Intelligence  Branch  converted  to  the 
Automated  Message  Handling  System  (AMHS)  as  the  primary  message 
source. 
b.  (U)  Provided  tailored  intelligence  support  to  the 
Netherlands  Task  Group  conducting  Caribbean/Westlant  ops  and  U.S. 
naval  units  participating  in  exercise  UNITAS-84. 
c.  (U)  LTGEN  WILLIAMS,  Director,  Defense  Intelligence 
Agency  visited  CINCLANT  J2. 
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in  support  of  FICEURLANT  requirements, 
p.  (U)  Participated  in  Tactical  Command  Readiness  Program 
(TCRP)  30  at  Naval  War  College. 
q.      Participated  in  exercise  Powder  River  84. 
•r.  (U)  J28/SST  assisted  in  drafting  USCINCLANT/CISCLANTFLT 
C3CM  instructions. 
s.  (C)  Provided  commentary  on  the  draft  DIA  Soviet 
Strategic  Forces  Generation  study  to  serve  as  the  basis  for  the 
Indications  and  Warning  (I&W)  intelligence  system. 
t.  (U)  SST  acted  as  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  representative 
to  the  CANUKUS  Air  Intelligence  Conference. 
u.  (U)  Provided  commentary  and  revisions  to  the  draft  Navy 
Training  Plan  (NTP)  for  the  AN/SYQ-9(V)3  Afloat  Intelligence  Center. 
v.  (C)  SST  provided  initial  class  instruction  and  formed 
basis  of  the* threat  presentation  for  Naval  Strike  Warfare  Center,  NAS 
Fallon,  NV.      : 
w.  (U)  The  Prototype  Ocean  Surveillance  Terminal  (POST) 
was  installed  in  the  FOSIC  to  assist  intelligence  analysts  in  ELINT 
tracking  and  correlation. 
2.  (U)  events  of  November  1984 
b.  (U)  RADM  SCHMITT,  Assistant  Director  for  JCS  Support, 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency  visits. 
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1.      Provided  major  ir.Dut  to  the  L'SCINCLANT/CINCLAN'T.-  L 
Quarterly  Issues  and  Activities  Report. 
4 .  ( u )  Events  of  January  1985 
a.  (U)  Members  of  the  Congressional  Subcommittee  on 
intelligence  visit  J2. 
h.  (U)  Sponsored  the  NISC  Soviet  Laser  Technology  briefing 
for  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  staffs  and  component  commands. 
i.  (U)  Rewrote  the  CINCLANTFLT  Greenland  Study. 
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1.  (U)  Provided  background  information  and  support  for 
USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  testimony  before  the  Senate  Armed  Services 
Committee. 
m.  (U);  SST  provided  briefings  for  ADM  Hayward,  USN  (ret) 
n.  (U)iVSST.  provided  briefings  on  Soviet  Naval  and  Ground 
hS Strategy.;, to  the ;>C^NCLANTFLT,  General  Board;^',-./.. 
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and  supported  commands. 
5 .  ( U )  Events  of  February  1935 
a.  (U)  Cuban  Target  Intelligence  Study  revision  completed 
bv  CINCLAMTFLT  Det  206  personnel  in  support  of  branch  objectives. 
b.  (U)  Initiated  CINCLAMTFLT  Det  206  project  to  develop  a 
contingency  installation  list  for  use  by  TLAM/C  targeteers. 
f.      Coordinated  pre-groom  of  USS  CORONADO  for  FIS*: 
transfer  and  employment. 
i.  (U)  Participated  in  exercise  WINTEX/CIMEX. 
j „  (U)  Assisted  USCINCLANT  Inspector  General  with 
inspection  of  COMNAVFORCARIB. 
k.  (U)  Graphics  Support  System  (GSS)  became  operational, 
providing  submarine  analysts  with  a  geographic  display  of  submarine 
tracks  from  the  SSBN  Indications  and  Warning  System  (SIS) . 
1.  (U)  Supported  COMO RANGE  for  TCRP-31,  Newport,  R.I. 
m.  (U)  Provided  input  for  CINCLANTFLT  Research  and 
Development  (R&D)  Objectives.  ^11" "■  X':   'x. 
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q.  (U)  Provided  input  and  commentary  on  the  Defense-wide 
Intelligence  Plan  (D-WIP). 
6 .  ( U )  Events  of  March  198  5 
a.  (U)  Provided  tailored  intelligence  support  for  P.EADEX 
1-8  5  and  POSEIDON  EOT. 
1.  (U)  Participated  in  Caribbean  Trilateral  War  Game, 
Naval  War  College. 
m.  (U)  Sponsored  the  DIA  Soviet  Submarine  Operations  off 
Norway  briefing  for  CINCLANTFLT  staff  and  subordinate  commands. 
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c.      Initiated  all-source  intelligence  collection 
support  to  OCEAN  SAFARI  85. 
i.  (U)  The  Collection  Coordination  Facility  Support  System 
(CCFSS)  became  operational  providing  the  LANTCOM  Collection 
Management  Branch  automated  support  for  the  management  of 
collections,  processing,  and  reporting  functions  associated  with  all 
intelligence  requirements. 
8.  (U)  Events  of  May  1985 
a.  (U)  Rear  Admiral  GALLO,  Italian  Navy,  Director  of  Naval 
Intelligence,  visited  N23„  .., 
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augmentation  for 
k,  (U)  A  second  IBM  43S1  was  installed  as  a  backup 
Intelligence  Data  Base  (ID3)  processor  supporting  the  LANTCOM  Current 
Intelligence  Operations  Center,  the  Fleet  Ocean  Surveillance 
Information  Center  and  other  J2  organizational  components  with 
dispositional  order  of  battle,  installation,  collection  management 
and  targeting  data. 
the  CNO 
1.     ,  Reviewed  and  provided  CINCLAN'TFLT  commentary  for 
S.  Navv  Minina  Conceot . 
q.     | Provided  major  analytical  support  for  upcoming 
Soviet  Summer  Exercises. 
r.  (U)  SST  carried  out  specialized  intelligence  training 
in  support  of  COMCRUDESGRU  TWO. 
s.  (U)  Provided  specialized  briefings  in  support  of 
COMTACWINGSLANT  Commanders'  Conference. 
9.  (U)  Events  of  June  1985 
a.  (U)  Provided  tailored  intelligence  support  to  U.S. 
naval  units  participating  in  COMPTUEX  3-8  5,  Trident  FOT,  Poseidon 
FOT,  UNITAS  XXVI,  WATC-85,  and  Allied  Caribe-85. 
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deployments  of  USS  AU3REY  FITCH  and  USS  ELMER  MONTGOMERY  of  JITTERY 
PROP  operations. 
f.      Revised  fleet  collection  strategies  against  Soviet 
BEAR  FOXTROT  aircraft  ooerations  in  the  western  Atlantic. 
k.  (U)  Provided  major  input  to  Navy  Command  and  Control 
Master  Plan  (NCCMP) . 
m.  (U)'  Updated  and  provided  a  threat  statement  for  use 
before  the  Defense  Resources  Board  (DRB) . 
o.  (U)  SST  commenced  briefings  in  support  of  COMTRAMID 
through  August,  1985. 
10.  (U)  Events  of  July  1985 
a.  (U)  Attended  the  Target  Intelligence  Production  Plan 
(TIPP)  conference  at  DIAC. 
ivE^y'v ' '7  c-  (U)  Provided  tailored  intelligence  support  to  U.S. 
i-.V-ih;  units  participating  in  RESPHIBLEX. 
|^|^^i|'§/.-.v' -'J;.   ■••■■'■•  .:'.  "d.    J  Generated  statement  of  requirement . for  FIST.. 
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for  exercises  Ocean  Safari  8 5/EALTOPS-S 5 . 
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1.  (U)  Provided  input  to  the  Quarterly  Issues  and 
Activities  Report. 
n.  (U)  Completed  annual  update,  publication  and 
dissemination  of  one  page  country  summaries. 
o.  (U)  Attended  CIA  analyst-to-analyst  visit  with 
CENTAM/SOUTHA.M/CARIB  analysts. 
p.  (U)  A  second  POST  was  installed  to  monitor  and 
graphically  display  all  outgoing  FOSIC  positional  data  over  the  LMB3, 
11.  (U)  Events  of  August  1985 
a.  (U)  Developed  weaponeer ing  requirements  in  response  tc 
TLAM/C  On-call  mission  planning  during  Exercise  READEX  3-S5. 
b.  (U)  Provided  tailored  intelligence  support  to  U.  S. 
Naval  units  participating  in  READEX  3-85  and  POSEIDON  FOT. 
c.  |  Monitored  all-source  intelligence  collection 
support  to  OCEAN  SAFARI  85. 
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k.  (U)  Sponsored  and  conducted  the 
Symposium  at  CINCLANTFLT. 
Cilice nee  Office 
m.      SST  commenced  a  seminar  /conference  series  in 
support  of  COMSUBLANT. 
n.  (U)  Pari ticipated  in  planning  for  development  of  the 
LANTCOM  Theater  Intelligence  Architecture  Plan. 
12.  (U)  Events  of  September  1985 
a.  (U)  Provided  tailored  intelligence  support  to  U.  S. 
Naval  units  participating  in  OCEAN  SAFARI-85  and  units  monitoring 
Soviet  Task  Group  in  the  Caribbean. 
f.  (U)  Provided  CENTAM  geopolitical/military  update  brief 
to  USS  SPHINX. 
g.  (U)  Presented  command  brief  to  House  Appropriations 
Committee  on  Special  Operations. 
h.  (U)  Provided  a  major  threat  assessment  on  Norway  for 
.  USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT  use. 
ig<j£.   ,-.:..      i.  (U)  SST  commenced  an  intelligence  training  program  for 
.'i; Fleet  Marine  Force,  U.S.  Atlantic  Fleet. 
;j  .  (U),  SST.  provided,  briefings  in  support  of  the  COMSUBLANT 
Commander  s'J Conference , 
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four  Joint  and  Fleet  Field  Training 
Exercises  (CPX)  . 
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Exersises  (FTX)  and  Command  Post 
4   (U)  Supervised  planning,  management,  and  administration  o^ 
fleet  intelligence  collection  programs.   Provided  direction  to 
subordinate  commands  for  tactical  exploitation  of  national _ 
capabilities.   Acted  as  program  management  office  for  special  Navy 
control  programs. 
6    (U)  The  Prototype  Ocean  Surveillance  Terminal  was  installed 
in  the  FOSIC  to  assist  intelligence  analysts  in  ELINT  tracking  and 
correlation  and  to  monitor  and  graphically  display  all  outgoing  FOSIC 
positional  data  over  the  LMBB. 
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PART    XII 
INTELLIGENCE     (U) 
Ao        (U)     PLANS,    POLICY    PRODUCTION   AND    RESOURCES    MANAGEMENT 
BRANCH.      During    the    year,    this   Branch: 
L       (U)    Prepare  scenario   and   staff    coordination   for    follow- 
ing   joint    and   Fleet   Field  Training    Exercises     (FTX)    and   Command 
Post   Exercise    (CPX)     training: 
a.  (U)    POWDER  RIVER  8  5    (JCS    CPX)    15-26    Oct    84 
b.  (U)    WINTEX-CIMEX    85    (NATO   CPX)     25    Feb  -    13  Mar    85 
c.  (U)    SOLID   SHIELD   85    (JCS    FTX)     30    Apr    -    22    May    85 
d.  (0)    NORTHERN  VIKING   85    (JCS    CPX)     1-14    Sep    85 
2.       (U)    Reserve    Intelligence  Personnel    from   eight   USCINCLANT 
and  CINCLANTFLT   units   assigned   to  mobilization   billets   within  J2 
.  parti  cipa  ted  ^inVACpUTRA.  as   follows  i 
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USCINCLANT    Det    309  J2  5f    J2  8,    J2A 
USCINCLANT    Det    413  J2,    J21 
CINCLANTFLT    Det    10  6  N2 
CINCLANTFLT    Det    206  J27,    J29 
CINCLANTFLT    Intel    186  J25 
CINCLANTFLT    Intel    286  J22,    J24,    J25,    J28 
FOSIC  NORVA   0186  N23 
FIRSTPAC    1070  -J22 
3.  (U)    Transmitted   a  Weekly  Terrorist  Summary  report    to 
advise   all   afloat   units   of   the    terrorist   threat   in  their 
operating   areas. 
4.  (U)    Continued   to   perform    the    policy    formulation   and 
execution   and  monitoring   functions    related   to   LANTFLT   disclosure 
of    classified   military   information   to    international   and    foreign 
military   organizations. 
5.  (U)    Performed   validation   and    dissemination  control 
functions  for   intelligence   publications   requested   by  subordinate 
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^^Sii^MrTneater;inte'lHgence  Architecture  Plan.  ;v/v-";:  ':/y:.V/  7^ 
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7.  (U)    Developed   Atlantic  Fleet    program    planning    for    the 
FY87091    General    Defense    Intelligence    Proposed    Program    (GDIP?) 
. 
8.  (U)    Reviewed    and    evaluated   Atlantic    fleet    intelligence 
programs    for    the   Navy    POM. 
9.  (U)    Developed    planning    for    continuity   of    intelligence 
support    upon   the    separation   of    the    USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT    staffs 
B.        (U)    TARGET    INTELLIGENCE  BRANCH.       This    Branch: 
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1.       (U)    Throughout    the    year    the    collection  management   Dranch 
reviewed    and    provided    inputs    on    LANTFLT   OPLANs/OPORDs    and 
national  collection   plans. 
E.        (U)    CURRENT    ESTIMATES,     INDICATIONS    AND    WARNING   BRANCH. 
During   FY85,    this   Branch: 
1.       (U)    The   Current   Estimates,    Indications    and   Warning 
Branch    (J25)    improved   Indications    and  Warning    (I&W)    management, 
analysis   and   current    intelligence   reporting    throughout   the 
year.      These   efforts    resulted    in  increased  support   for   the 
Commander    in  Chief,   U.S.    Atlantic  Command    (USCINCLANT) ,    his 
staff    and  Atlantic  Fleet  subordinate   commands.
5.       (U)    The   USCINCLANT   Intelligence   Briefing   Team   prepared 
and   delivered   daily   all    source   current    intelligence    briefs    to 
USCINCLANT    and  Staff    throughout    the    year.      The   Briefing  Team 
also  presented   numerous   special   briefings    and    assisted   the  ACOS 
for   Intelligence    in   preparation  for    USCINCLANT  General  Boards 
and    briefs    to   select    high   level  U.S.    personnel    such    as    the 
Director    of  Central   Intelligence,   Chairman   of    the  Joint  Chiefs 
:-.    of  .Staff   and -Chief   of  Naval  Operations.      Assistance   was   also 
provided    to   the  Commander   in  Chief,   U.S.    Atlantic  Command   in 
preparation  of   briefs   he   presented   to   the  NATO  Military 
Committee.      In   addition,    the   Briefing  Team   assisted  members   of 
the  CINC's   staff    in  preparation  of    presentations    to  Senate   and 
House  Committees. 
(U)    The   intelligence   briefers   continued   support  of   the 
g^^S^Atilantic^ Command; .Distinguished  Visitors  Program,    updating  the 
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staffs,    Assistant   Secretary   of   Defense,    Assistant   Secretary    of 
the   Navy,    senior    DIA   and   CIA    analysts,    senior    U.S.    and    NATO 
military   officers    and   civilian   dignitaries,    and   Ministers    of 
Def ense/CNO/JCS    equivalents    of    allied    countries.       Specially 
prepared    brief    items   were    also   provided    upon    request    with    text 
and    slides    to    numerous  US L ANT COM    intelligence    officers    for 
briefs    to    their    respective    commanders    and    staffs.      Over    2600    x 
35mm    slides    and    over    1700    vu-graphs   were    produced    in   support   of 
daily,    special,    command    and   on-request    briefs.      Additionally, 
the   Briefing   Team   assumed    responsibility   for    production  of    the 
USCINCLANT   Situation  Report    (SITREP)  . 
7.       (U)    Support   to   subordinate/afloat    commanders    continued 
with  the  USCINCLANT  Daily    Special  Intelligence  Cable    and 
selected   specially   prepared    briefs   with   slides.      The   Cable 
provided   those   topics   briefed   to   the  CINC   plus   intelligence 
items   of    general    interest    to   the  U.S.    Atlantic  Command   as    a 
whole.      The  Cable    traced  the   development   of    weapons   systems    and 
geo-political  events   in  the  Soviet/Warsaw  Pact,   Latin  America, 
NATO   and  Free  World   areas. 
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subordinates.      USCINCLANT    intelligence    reports,    particularly    the 
Daily   Intelligence  Cable    and  Daily   Intelligence   Summary,    were 
modified   to   ensure    dissemination  of    intelligence    from  messages 
no  longer    distributed    below   the  joint    command   level. 
9.       (U)    The   Latin  American/West   African   Panel    continued    to 
expand    its   composition   and  support   intelligence   efforts   during 
the   year.      Highlights   during   the   year    included   special 
intelligence  support  for    USCINCLANT   and   various   other 
dignitaries,   USN  presence   off  Central  America    (Central   American 
Intelligence  Support  Message),    the    annual  Latin  American 
(UNITAS)    and  West  African  *  (WATC'P't  raining   cruises,    intelligence 
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augmentation  for   exercises,    the  Tactical  Command  Readiness 
Program    (TCRP)  ,    the  Area  Specialist  Team    (AST)    and    attendance 
and    briefing  on  Power  Projection   to   the   USMC   Intelligence 
Conference. 
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b.       (U)    Provided    officer    and    enlisted    personnel    to   support 
Joint    Chiefs    of    Staff    directed    exercises    POWDER   RIVER,    October 
1984;    WINTEX/CIMEX    85,    February-March;    SOLID  SHIELD    85, 
April-May . 
d.  (U)    Conducted    analyst-to-analyst   visits    to  DIAP    CIA, 
NPIC    and   CAJIT,    November    1984,   July    1985. 
e.  (U)    Provided    intelligence    augmentation   to  Special   Boat 
Squadron  Two   in  support   of    Kings  Guard    II,    Phase    III,    in  El 
Salvador    and   Honduras,   December    1984. 
f .  (U)    The  Latin  American/West  African  Panel  supported 
Tactical  Command  Readiness   Program    (TCRP)    30   in  October    1984, 
-with  scenario   development,    analyst   participation  in   planning   and 
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g.  Participated    as    U.S.    intelligence    representative    to 
Venezuela,    Colombia,    U.S.    Caribbean  Tri-Lateral  Wargame    in  March 
1985,    the    first    in   an   ongoing    series    of    naval    strategy  war    games 
to    be    held    at    the  Naval  War   College,    RI.      These    games    serve    to 
forge    U.S.    Naval   Strategy   as    well    as    Latin  Naval    Strategy    in    the 
region . 
h.       (U)    Produced   Cuban  Military  Overview   Message    to    provide 
a   current   overview   of  Cuba's   overall    military   capability.      The 
message    is    a   ready   reference    for    units    deploying   for    Caribbean 
operations,    July   1985. 
i.       (U)    Support   for  USLANTCOM  Power'  Projection   activities 
was    developed    between  USLANTCOM  J25f    FICEURLANT   and  FMFLANT. 
j.       (U}    Participated   as   CINCLANTFLT   representative    to   the 
Tactical  Exploitation   of  National  Capabilities    (TENCAP)   Workshop 
to   include   discussions   of;  . 
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F.        (U)     SPECIAL    COMPARTMENTEP    INTELLIGENCE    (SCI)    BRANCH.       During 
FY85,    this   Branch: 
1.  (U)    Conducted    zero-based    billet   and    access    review   for 
all   USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT    activities    with    significant    reduction 
in   number    of   SCI    billets    and   accesses. 
2.  (U)    Assumed    responsibility   for    two   new   com  pa  rtm  en  ted 
intelligence   programs. 
3„       (U)    Assumed   responsibility  as    the   Intelligence  Division 
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5.  (U)    Provided    security   assistance    and    guidance    in    the 
relocation   of    the  AUTOSEVOCOM    accredited    facility. 
6.  (U)    Assisted   NMITC    in   conducting    SSO/physical    security 
courses . 
G.        (U)    CRUISE    MISSILE    THEATER   MISSION    PLANNING   CENTER.       During 
FY85,    this  Branch: 
2.       (U)    Supported   the  Developmental/Operational  Evaluation 
Testing    (DT/OT)    of   TLAM/N   and   TLAM/C    (Conventional)    by   planning 
routes    to  CONUS   tar  get  -areas . 
3.  Prepared   a  package   of   missions   with   appropriate 
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command   and   control    data  and  forwarded   to  the   first  LANTFLT 
;TLAM/C    (vertical  dive)   platform"  thus  meetings  an   accelerated 
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this  Branch    has : 
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PROCESSING    (ADP)     BRANCH.      During   FY85,    this    Branch    has: 
1.  (U)    FY85  marked   the    completion   of   Phase    4   and   the   near 
completion   of   Phase    5  of    the   USLANTCOM   Modernization   Project 
(LMP)  .      LMP    is   a    phased    incremented    effort    to  modernize    the 
intelligence   division   of   USLANTCOM,    the   Fleet    Intelligence 
Center,    Europe    and  Atlantic    (FICEURLANT)    and    the   USLANTCOM 
Electronic  Intelligence  Center    (LEC)    through    automation. 
2.  (U)    ADP  support    to  intelligence   was   significantly 
enhanced   when   an   IBM  4381   and   IBM   3270    PC   terminals   were 
installed   and    implemented.      The  system    is   designed   to   provide 
ADP   support    to   intelligence   analysts   using  only  one   terminal 
type.      Softcopy  message  distribution,    intelligence   data   base 
support,   graphics   processing,   and   office   automation   tools  will* 
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be    available.       In   addition,    the    terminal    selected    is    the    same    as 
those    to    be    used    by    the    rest    of    the    USCrNCLANT/CINCLANTFLT    staff 
when    accessing   WIS.      Of    particular    note    is    the    technology 
transfer    of    a  system   used    in   the  White  House  Communications 
Agency   which  will    be    used    for    softcopy   message    handling    in  32, 
FICEURLANT    and    LEC  . 
3.        (U)    During   FY85,    the   USLANTCOM    intelligence    analysts 
were   provided    an    enhanced   graphic    capability   with   the 
implementation   of    the   Prototype    Ocean  Surveillance   Terminal 
(POST)     and   the  Graphics   Support    System    (GSS) .      The   USLANTCOM 
intelligence   analysts    are    assisted    in   their    ocean   surveillance 
tasks   through  the    geographical   displays   of    intelligence 
information   by   these   two   systems.      The  POST   system   provides 
automatic   ELINT    tracking    and    correlation,    geographic   and 
parametric   filtering,    ~nd    tactical    calculation  aids.      The  GSS, 
an  interactive  system  designed   to   display  submarine   information 
is   flexible  and   can   be    adapted    to   other    forms   of    intelligence 
data . 
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K.       (U)    ADMINISTRATION.      The    authorized  strength   for    the 
CINCLANTFLT    Intelligence   Division    as    of  30    September    1984 
follows : 
Officer  Enlisted  Civili  an 
CINCLANTFLT    (N2)    Staff  4  2  2 
FOSIC   DET    CINCLANTFLT  8  9  3 
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