EEE SIESTA RPDS PAT ORES ; . + SSNHdXS INEWNYRACD LY G2dn2 1213. TL ee .- . Department of the Navy Commander Task Force 168 4600 Silver Hill Road _ Washington, D.C. 20389 IN REPLY REFER TO TF -1688 9 November 1984 From: Commander, Task Force 168 Subj: TAS FORCE 168 +EADQUARTERS ORGANIZATION Refs te, OPNAVNCTE 6550 Ser O9B2E3/4U309714 of 16 Aug 1964 (b>) NAVINTCOMINST 5450.78 ° Encl: (1) Commander Trask Force 168 Headquarters Organization Chart . (2) Commander ‘.ask Force 168 Headquarters Mission and Functions = ~atements 1. Purpose. Tso promulsate Commander, Task Force 168 Headquarters organization, mission and functions. 2. Implementation. “Tris instruction is effective immediately. 3S. Command Relationst:ps. Under command of the Chief of Naval Operations and the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command, Commander, Task Forcs 168 was established by reference (a) as an echelon 3 command, and is reflected in reference (b) as one of four components of the Naval Intelligence Command (NAVINTCOM). 4. Responsibilities coo eee eee Be ee eee cee ee re oe oe ee oe oe a. The Commander, “ask Force 168 Headquarters organization is @s depicted in enme_ssure (1), b. Task Force 168 Headquarters Department Heads responsible for the execution of the functions enclosure (2). . are ‘assigned in c. Key personne. will ensure that information contained in this cCirective perte:ning to elements of the organization under their cognizance is ezcurate and current. Proposed changes will be forwarded to TF 16== as they occur. d. A complete review of this instruction will be conducted annually, and changes #ill be issued as appropriate. Wy. — Ww. We. WEST Distribution: (See next page)
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eames oe . Sree gem perm ret CATR sey tt em + Eee Ne + @SEdNI LNEWNYRACS LY O2D05 0423: -— e “¢€ _ Fo teense seeps ae. CTFISBINST S450. 3 CTF 168 NOVSL INTEL__IGENCE_OFERSTIONS GROUF_CTF 168 MISSION: To manage th== levy and satisfaction of naval inte?1i- gence collection ~egu-:-ements, to conduct and support collect:cn functions, and cs pe=~form such ather functions and tasks as may be directed by higrer sauthority. . EUNCTIONES: Under the command of COMNAVINTCOM: 1. Frovides qualifie=—" personnel, equipment, xpendables, and initial processing to 2s.esist the operatinae forces in intelligence cellection and reraortims. =. Conducts inteéllicqence coilection operations and preperes resultant intellicgenc= information reports. 3. Operates the Cci :ection Advisory Center (CAC), facilitating time-sensitive ccllems=zion matters through direct communicatians with Fleet comsand=. the Defense Intelligence Agency, anc, national intelligence =ystems. 4. Advises Neaevy cci-lectors in a timely manner of favorable collection oppo~tunm-=2eS, of related outstanding collection requirements, anc of =ne availability of additional resources tc acsist them. S&S. Provides guicanc= to Navy collectors on the requirements, Coilection, ance repor=:ng of intelligence information. ia] 6. Manages NAVINTCO* support of fleet intelligence collection planning, implementet_=9 and evaluation. 7. Supervises the cmevelopment coordination and appraisel of intelligence collect 27 programs to satisfy Department of the Navy and Depa-time-- of Defense intelligence information requirements, EB. ProvidS= intellisence collection support te U. S. Naval anc Defense Attaches. S. Flane and coor=:mates Navy Humen Intelligence (HUMINT cfllection operations and exploitation prosgrems. 19. In close coordination with research and development element: a oe a previces acquisition and installation services, training. and Enclosure {2
- FSUIMXS LNAWNYZAOCD LY a7>5:.2 “adayr — CTFI6SINST S45e.} maintenance of anteil:qmence collection equipment for a wide range cf Navy collectors. 11. Develops program objectives and resource requirements for intelligence collecticr operations. : 12. Administratirvely commends ail Tasi: Force 168 fleet support and scientific anc =echnical cellection task groups world-w:de and operationally comummands the scientific and technical tack groups. . ~
he - @S*dXE LINEWNUZACD JV a>: 62 aids" , “+ . ° ‘s nd TF Y6&C MISSION: To manage ase_sned financial, personnel, and equipment resources in admin:straa:ve support of intelligence collection programs. FEUNCTIONS: 1. Manages the suppc= of intelligence collection programs by providing qualifies personnel, equipment, and requisite budgeting for the purpose of increasing fleet readiness 2. Ensures Task Forc= 168 financial resources are properly Planned, programmec, biozeted, applied, and documented. Zz. %Frovides admainistretive and financial support toa Task Force 168 components. 4. Provides administretive support to the Task: Force Commancer and headquarters elemer zs. - 5S. Executes all milate~y and civilian personnel actions. & Flans, programs é&~2= budgets for Task Force 168 vehicle requirements and ma—eQges Caily operation and contrel of headquarters vehicies. 7. Serves as facilities manager for Tast Force 168 headquarters B. Frovides coordinatinn and support services to Naval Reserve Intelligence Program u-~.-=s for which Commander, Task Force 168 is the gaining commanc. 9. Manages Task Forc= 168 Headquarters security and information control systems.
OO gee aoe. ee omg ar wee Ce ee + » @SNSdXA LNAWNWZAUO LY OP7O91.5 L343. ~ eee - ec . .? “CTFIEBINST 5450.1 TF 168CA ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION ee ee ee MISSION: To provide administrative support tc the headquarters elements and components. FUNCTIONS: - 1. Controls routing of classified material. 2. Handles all incoming message traffic and mail; receives, epens, controls, routes, files correspondence. 3. Frempares official military and civilian TAD orders. 4. Executes all official military personnel actions in coordination with COMNAVINTCOM and the servicing Fersonnel Support Activity Detachment. S. Reviews all outgoing correspondence for correct format in accordance with the Navy Correspondence Manual and other directives. 6 Serializes, dates and files all outgoing cerrespondence. 7. Types smooth enlisted evaluations on headquarters personnel. 6. Manages daily control and operation ef vehicles assigned to Task Force 168 headquarters. 9. Serves as facilities manager for Task Force 166. fs
« ISNWEdX3 ININNEZAOD LV O79!.0 5423+ . ener ae . lahat AL LTE RA Lene sE tat s a —_- CTFI6EINS. Seo, | TF 168TR RESOURCES DIVISION SS ew Se Ne eee MISSION: To manage resource support of intelligence collect:on by Providing qualified personnei, equipment, and requisite budgeting. ~ EUNCTIONS: 1-. Plans, programs, and budgets Task Force 168 financial resources. ‘ -~ =. Accounts for and review expenditures to ensure funds are expended in the most effective and efficient manner in accordance with all applicable directives. =. Initiates reprogramming actions as required. 4. Executes alli Task Force 168 official civilian personnel actions in coordination with appropriate command elements and Suitland Branch Office (SEO) of the Consolidated Civilian Fersonnel Office (CCFO) Washington. SS. Provides civilian personnel administrative support ana Quidance te Tast Force 166 elements and headquarters personnel. & Maintains the Task Force 168 equipment inventory. 7. Reviews training requirements and correlates Indiviciual Develapment Flans (IDF) into the Activity Training Flan (ATF) for Tast Force 166. B. Develops Task Force 168 equipment requirements, to include purchase or lease of hardware in support cf operational fleet deployments. oS. Remains cognizant of technoloov cevelosments in coliection equipment for possible application to heacquarters anc fleet mission requirements. cn
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' CTFISBINST $450.1 TF 168F MISSION: To manage naval intelligence cooperative programs with friendiy navies and to menage the release and denial of Military intelligence under the cognizance of the Director of Naval Intel- Yigence to foreign governments and international organizations. FUNCTIONS: _ 1. Improves relationships and promotes naval intelligen-- cooperation with friendly navies consistent with Navy) and national goals and policies. =. Serves as focal point for alli Navy-to-Nevy cooperative intelligence relationships and programs except for: protocol! matters: matters regarding foreign attaches accredited to the uU. S.3 foreign VIF visits and related matters; and special projects handled by the OPNAY Staff. =. Assesses policy aspects of intelligence disclosure authority related to foreign cooperative Programs and makes recommendations to disclosure authorities concerning relevancy and effectiveness; remains current on Navy and national disclosure policy which could influence exchange and cooperation. 4. Arranges visits to the Naval Intelligence Command and its component commands by foreign intelligence personnel. S- Maintains Washington area liaison necessary tc steff foreign intelligence programs; maintains contact with fleet staffs cn area substantive exchange Programs and foreign cooperation. &. Manages policy aspects of the Navy Foreign Materiel Froor ean. (NFMF) for COMNAVINTCOM ang monitors the feedback of exploitaticn reports to donor countries. 7. Acts as Frogram Manager for designated specialized collection programs.
TF 168h eS ee ee Se ee we Se ee ee na ee ae MISSION: To manage all-source collection guidance, requirements, anc reporting in support of the Fleet anc shore establishment and to meet Navy responsibilities to the national intelligence community; te manage Fleet collection quidance and requirements, ang tasking coordination to national intelligence systems. - Snes Se 1. Frovides collection guidance and requirements in support of the Fleet and the naval shore establishment, and meets related Navy responsibilities to the national intelligence community. 2. Manages time-sensitive collection guidance and requirements for the Fleet and timely tasking coordination for nations) intelligence systems. i Manages and provides support for designated maticnal collection systems in support of Navy shore establishmen* and Fleet operational intelligence requirements. 4. Represents COMNAYINTCOM in the develooment, valication, and evaluation of Navy signais intelligence and human-source intelligence requirements. me Frepares Navy collection guidance and requirements and coordinates with other agencies on intelligence collection matters: Mainteins a data base of Navy and Navy interest collection requirements and their status. é. Manages Department of the Navy implementation of the HUMIKT Tasking System. 7. Manages NAVINTCOM support of fleet intelligence collectian Operation planning, implementation, and evaluation. ©. Coordinates NA&VINTCOM policy and guidance an technicel intelligence collection matters with the reseerch, development, test and evaluation community in support of Navy Department programs. G. Coordinates camouflage, cover, and deception (CC&D) matters for COMNAVINTCOM. . i]
. CTFIEEINST 3450.1 10. Represents the Navy on national-leve! SIGINT and HUMINT ‘ committees.
CTFIESiINET S450.1 TF 368CAC Se ee eee eee eS aS eS ee eee MISSION: To manage collection guidance = and requirements in support of the Fleet and to provide tasking coordination for employment of national intelligence systems in support of Nevy requirements. —— oe 4. Staffs and operates the COMNAVINTCOM Collection Acvisory Center (CAC) as well as the Navy Liaison Office (NLO) element at the Washington Area Interagency Community Support Center. 2. Identifies time-sensitive collection opportunities for the purpose of formulating appropriate collection planning. %. Conducts liaison and coordination with analysts and collectors at operational intelligence centers at the National and Fleet levels to expedite requirement formulation and maximize collection effectiveness. 4. Provides time-sensitive intelligence collection advisories to ensure rapid satisfaction of current reuirements, to include designation of high interest and other special collection opportunities. Ue Provides a focal point for time-sensitive tasking of designated national collection systems in support of the Navy in Washington. &. Informs naval analysts and collection managers of the status and planning of ongoing and projected collection operations of Navy concern.
COMMANDER TASK FORCE ONE SIX EIGHT COMMAND ELEMENT MISSION AND EUNCTIONS STATEMENTS
s~- aay errr © ee —" “NAVAL INTELLIGINCE GPERATIONS GROUP CTF 168 WASHINGTON, DC MISSION: To manage the levy " ana satisfaction of Navy intel—. ligence collection requirements, to conduct and support collection “Operations and to perform such other tasks and functions as directeé, FUNCTIONS: Under the direction of the COMNAVINTCOM: - ‘1. Administratively commands Task Force 168 fleet support -and scientific and technical collection task groups world-wide, and oper- ationally commands the scientific and technical task groups. 2. Provides qualified personnel, thazdwarce, expendables and -initial processing to assist the operating forces in intelligence collection and reporting. 3. Conéucts overt intelligence collection operations ane pre- pares resultant:intelligence information reports. - (4. Develops program objectives and resource requirements for intelligence collection operations. 5. in close coordination with research ané development ele- ments, provides acquisition and installation services, srainine anc maintenance of intelligence collection equipment for a wide rence of Navy collectors.
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CTF 168 HISTORICAL NARRATIVE (Chronological) 09 AUG 84: (U) The Secretary of the Navy approved the establishment of the Naval Intelligence Operations Group CTF 168 as a shore activity. The CNO approved the establishment of detachments of the parent command. 12 AUG 15 AUG 15 AUG 16 AUG 26 SEP 28 SEP 05 OCT 84: (U) Captain W. W. West relieved Commander E. L. Rasmussen aS Commanding Officer, Naval Intelligence Operations Group CTF 168, with additional duty as Assistant Commander, Naval Intelligence Command for Operations (NIC-03). 18 OCT 84:
23 29 15 30 30 08 08 ocT ocT NOV NOV NOV DEC DEC 84 (U) TF 168F personnel completed suppo Maritime Intelligence Conference, including coordination of visits of forty-two foreign intelligence representatives to Washington area intelligence activities. ees rt of post-NATO (U) Republic of Korea DNI departed after visit which was supported by TF 168. Total visit coordination and scheduling accomplished by TF 168 personnel. (U) CTF 168 Five Year Plan (FY 1987-1991) submitted to COMNAVINTCOM. (U) Japanese DNI departed after visit to Washington area intelligence commands. scheduled by TF 168. Visit coordinated and
(Page One) Department of the Navy Commander Task Force 168 4600 Silver Hill Road Washington, D.C. 20389 In reply refer to TF 168B 9 November 1984 CTF 168 INSTRUCTION 5450.1 From: Commander, Task Force 168 Subj: TASK FORCE 168 HEADQUARTERS ORGANIZATION Ref: (a) OPNAVNOTE 5450 Ser 09B2E3/4U309714 of 16 Aug 1984 (b) NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7B Encl: (1) Commander Task Force 168 Headquarters Organization Chart (2) Commander Task Force 168 Headquarters Mission and Functions Statements 1. Purpose. To promulgate Commander, Task Force 168 Headquarters organization, mission and functions. 2. Implementation. This instruction is effective immediately. 3. Command Relationships. Under command of the Chief of Naval Operations and the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command, Commander, Task Force 168 was established by reference (a) as an echelon 3 command, and is reflected in reference (b) as one of four components of the Naval Intelligence Command (NAVINTCOM). 4. Responsibilities a. The commander, Task Force 168 Headquarters organization is as depicted in enclosure (1). b. Task Force 168 Headquarters Department Heads are responsible for the execution of the functions assigned in enclosure (2). c. Key personnel will ensure that information contained in this directive pertaining to elements of the organization under their cognizance is accurate and current. Proposed changes will be forwarded to TF 168 as they occur. dad. A complete review of this instruction will be conducted annually, and changes will be issued as appropriate. W. W. West Distribution: (See next page)
(Page Two) CTFI68INST 5450.1 Distribution: SNDL A3 (Chief of Naval Operations) (OP-009 only) A4A (Chief of Naval Material) A5 (BUPERS) (CHNAVPERS only) A6 (Headquarters, L. S. Marine Corps) B2A (Special Agencies, Staffs, Boards and Committees) (DIA and NSA only) 21A (Fleet Commanders in Chief) C49B (Task Force, Group and Unit) FE1 (Security Group Headquarters) FF1 (Naval District Commandants) (Commandant, Naval District Washington only) FKA1 (Systems Command Headquarters) FS1 (Intelligence Command Headquarters) (10) FS3 (Intelligence Support Center) (20) FS4 (Intelligence Processing System Support Activity) (10) FS5 (Operational Intelligence Center) (15)
(Page Four) CTF168INST 5450.1 CTF 168 NAVAL INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS GROUP CTF 168 MISSION: To manage the levy and satisfaction of naval intelli- gence collection requirements, to conduct and support collection functions, and to perform such other functions and tasks as may be directed by higher authority. FUNCTIONS: Under the Command of COMNAVINTCOM: 1. Provides qualified personnel, equipment, expendables, and initial processing to assist the operating forces in intelligence collection and reporting. 2. Conducts intelligence collection operations and prepares resultant intelligence information reports. 3. Operates the Collection Advisory Center (CAC), facilitating time-sensitive collection matters through direct communications with Fleet commands, the Defense Intelligence Agency, and national intelligence systems. 4. Advises Navy collectors in a timely manner of favorable collection opportunities, of related outstanding collection requiremments, and of the availability of additional resources to assist them. 5. Provides guidance to Navy collectors on the requirements, collection, and implementation and evaluation. 7. Supervises the development coordination and appraisal of intelligence collection programs to satisify Department of the Navy and Department of Defense intelligence information requirements. 8. Provides intelligence collection support to U.S. Naval and Defense Attaches. 9. Plans and coordinates Navy Human Intelligence (HUMINT) collection operations an exploitation programs. 10. In close coordination with research and development elements, provides acquisition and installation services, training, and ENCLOSURE (2)
(Page Five) CTF168INST 5450.1 maintenance of intelligence collection equipment for a wide range of Navy collectors. 11. Develops program objectives and resource requirements for intelligence collection operations. 12. Administratively commands all Task Force 168 fleet support and scientific and technical collection task groups world-wide and operationally commands the scientific and technical task groups.
(Page Six) CTFI168INST 5450.1 TF 168C SUPPORT DEPARTMENT MISSION: To manage assigned finncial, personnel, nad euipment resources in admistrative suport of intelligence collection programs. FUNCTIONS: 1. Manages the support of intelligence collection programs by providing qualified personnel, equipment and requisite budgeting for the purpose of increasing fleet readiness. 2. Ensures Task Force 168 financial resources are properly planned, programmed, budgeted, applied, and documented. 3. Provides administrative and financial support to Task Force 168 components. 4. Provides administrative support to the Task Force Commaner and headquarters elements. 5. Executes all military and civilian personnel actions. 6. Plans, programs and budgets for Task Force 168 vehicle requirements and manages daily operation and control of headquarters vehicles. 7. Serves as facilities manager for Task Force 168 headquarters. 8. Provides coordination and support services to Naval Reserve Intelligence Program units for which Commander, Task Force 168 is the gaining command. 9. Manages Task Force 168 Headquarters security and information control systems.
(Page Seven) CTF168INST 5450.1 TF 168CA ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISION MISSION: To provide administrative support to the headquarters elements and components. FUNCTIONS: 1. Controls routing of classified material. 2. Handles all incoming message traffic and mail; receives, opens, controls, routes, files correspondence. 3. Prepares official military and civilian TAD orders. 4. Executes all official military personnel actions in coordination with COMNAVINTCOM and the servicing Personnel Support Activity Detachments. 5. Reviews all outgoing correspondence for correct format in accordance with the Navy Correspondence Manual and other directives. 6. Serializes, dates and files all outgoing correspondence. 7. Types smooth enlissted evalutions on headquarters personnel. 8. Manages daily control and operation of vehicles assigned to Task Force 168 headquarters. 9. Serves as facilities manager for Task Force 168.
(Page Eight) CTF168INST 5450.1 TF 168CR RESOURCES DIVISION MISSION: To manage resource support of intelligence collection by providing qualified personnel, equipment and requisite budgeting. FUNCTIONS : 1. Plans, programs, and budgets Task Force 168 financial resources. 2. Accounts for and review expenditures to ensure funds are expended in the most effective and efficient manner in accordance with all applicable directives. 3. Initiates reprogramming actions as required. 4. Executes all Task Force 168 official civilian personnel actions in coordinaation with appropriate command elements and Suitland Braanch Office (SBO) of the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office (CCPO) Washington. 5. Provides civilian personnel administrative support and guidance to Task Forc 168 elements and headquarters personnel. 6. Maintains the Task Force 168 equipment inventory. 7. Reviews traininng requirements and correlates Individual Development Plans (IDP) into the Activity Training Plan (ATP) for Task Force 168. 8. Develops Task force 168 equipment requirements, to include purchase or lease of hardware in support of operational fleet deployments. 9. Remains cognizant of technology developments in collection equipment for possible application to headquaters and fleet mission requirements.