can NT_OF wy SES, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY YE ZN NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND . 4600 SILVER HILL ROAD WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20389 A) States ov © IN REPLY REFER TO NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A NIC-OOH OLf 23 1981 NAVINTCOM INSTRUCTION 5450.7A From: Commander, Naval Intelligence Command Subj: Shore Activities Under the Command of the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command; missions and functions of OPNAVNOTE 5450 ser 09B26/549884 of 1 JUL 1980 (a) (b) NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7 (c) OPNAVNOTE 5450 ser 09B26/313365 of 1 SEP 1981 Ref: Enel: (1) Missions and Functions assigned to the Navy Field Operational Intelligence Office (2) Missions and Functions assigned to the Naval Intelligence Support Center (3) Missions and Functions assigned to the Naval Intelligence Processing System Support Activity 1. Purpose. To promulgate the functions to be performed by Navy Field Operational Intelligence Office (NFOIO), Naval Intelligence Support Center (NISC), and Naval Intelligence Processing System Support Activity (NIPSSA) in support of the missions promulgated by reference (a). 2. Cancellation. This instruction supercedes references (b) which is hereby cancelled. 3. Status and Command Relationships. NFOIO, NISC, and NIPSSA are status under commanding shore activities in an active operating officers and under the command of the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command. The three shore activities are subject to the area coordi- nation authority of the Commandant, Naval District Washington, D.C. or such other commands and activities in his assigned geographic area as may be designated by him in appropriate instructions. The Naval Investigative Service was designated a second echelon com- mand 1 Oct 1981 by reference (c), and is no longer a shore activity under the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command. 4. Action. In the accomplishment of assigned missions, the com- manding officers of NFOIO, NISC, and NIPSSA shall perform the func- tions set forth in enclosures (1) through (3), respectively. The commanding officers of each shore activity, superiors in the chain
NAV I 5450.7A erase of command, and the Commandant Naval District Washington, D.C. and other area coordinators, as appropriate, are requested to advise the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command of any modifications to assigned mission or functions which may be required by changing circumstances or are otherwise deemed approriate. Recanmendations for changes or modifications to the assigned mission or functions should be submitted via the chain of command with a copy to the Cammandant, Naval District Washington, D. C. A Distribution: SNDL Al (Immediate Office of the Secretary) A2 (Department of the Navy Staff Offices) A3 (Chief of Naval Operations) (130) A4A (Chief of Naval Material) (10) A5 (Bureaus) A6 (Headquarters U.S. Marine Corps) (15) B2A (Special Agencies, Staffs, Boards, and Committees) (DIA, DCA, NSA, and DIS only) BS (U.S. Coast Guard) (Commandant only) 21A (Fleet Commanders in Chief) 22A (Fleet Commanders) 22A (Fleet Commanders) 23A (Naval Force Commanders) 23B (Special Force Commanders) 24A (Naval Air Force Commanders) 24D (Surface Force Commanders) 24E (Mine Warfare Command) 24G (Submarine Force Canmanders) 24H (Fleet Training Commanders) 245 (Fleet Marine Force Cammanders) 26A2 (Amphibious Group PAC) (COMPHIBGRU ONE only) 26F1 (Operational Test & Evaluation Command and Detachments LANT) (COMOPTEVFOR only) 26YY (Fleet Ocean Surveillance Information Facility) 2622 (Intelligence Processing System Training Facility) 28A (Carrier Group) 28K1 (Submarine Group and Squadron LANT) (COMSUBGRU SIX, EIGHT, and SIXTEEN only) 28K2 (Submarine Group and Squadron PAC) (COMSUBGRU SEVEN only) 29B (Aircraft Carrier (CV), (CVN)) 31A (Amphibious Command Ship) 42A (Fleet Air Command) (COMFAIRKEFLAVIK only) 42B (Functional Wing Commanders) (COMPATSWINGLANT and COMMATVAQWING PAC only)
NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A OCT 23 1981 42x (Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron (VQ) ) (FAIRECONRON TWO, FAIRECONRON ONE, and FAIRECONRON ONE DET ALPHA only) 4542 (Marine Amphibious Force) 45B (Marine Division) (CG FIRSTMARDIV, CG SECONDMARDIV, and CG THIRDMARDIV only) 46B (Aircraft Wing) 50A (Unified Commands) (CINCPAC, CINCLANT only) 50B (Specified Commands) (CINCSAC only) 50G (Activities of Unified Commands) (IPAC and LANTCOMELINTCEN only) C4I (Task Force, Group and Unit) (CTF 168 and NLU only) E3A (Laboratory ONR) (NRL only) FA2 (Fleet Intelligence Center EUR and LANT) FA1O (Submarine Base LANT) FA18 (Amphibious Base LANT) FA22 (Oceanographic System LANT) FA23 (Naval Facility LANT) FA24 (Base LANT) (COMNAVBASE GTMO BAY only) FBl (Fleet Intelligence Center, Pacific) FB21 (Amphibious Base PAC) FB28 (Base PAC) (COMNAVBASE Subic Bay only) FB36 (Naval Facility PAC) FB38 (Oceanographic System Pacific) FC7 (Station NAVEUR) FDL (Naval Oceanography Command) FE1 (Security Group Headquarters) FF1 (Naval District Commandants) FF 38 (Naval Academy) FF44 (Naval War College) FG1 (Teleconmunicaitons Command Headquarters) FKAL (Systems Command Headquarters) (5) FKA6 (Research and Development Activities (NAVAIRDEVCEN, NAVWPNCEN, DINSRDC, NAVCOASTSYSCEN, NAVSWC, . NAVOCEANSYSCEN, NUSC only) FKN1 (Facilities Engineering Command Division) FKP1G (Ship Weapons Systems Engineering Station) FKR3A (Air Engineering Center) FKR4A (Missile Test Center) FL1 (Data Automation Command) FM1 (Investigative Service Headquarters) (20) FS3 (Intelligence Support Center) (20) FS4 (Intelligence Processing System Support Activity) (15) FS5 (Field Operational Intelligence Office) (15) FT65 (Fleet Intelligence Training Center) FT73 (Scol Postgraduate) Post Commander, Fort George G. Meade, MD 20755 USEUCOM Defense Analysis Center, APO, New York 09128 Air Force Electronic Warfare Center, San Antonio, TX 78243 Central Intelligence Agency, Washington, D.C. 20505
NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Department of the Army, Washington, D.C. 20301 Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence, Department of the Air Force, Washington, D.C. 20301 U.S. Maritime Administration, 15th and E Sts., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005 Copy to: &KM27 NP PSMO Stocked : Commander, Naval Intelligence Command (NIC-OOA1A) 4600 Silver Hill Road Washington DC 20389
NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A NFOLO OUT 23 1981 NAVY FIELD OPERATIONAL INTELL?GENCE OFFICE MISSION: To produce finished operatioral intelligence and ocean surveillance information and indications and warning in response to requirements of JCS, Department of the Navy, Defense Intelli- gence Agency and joint commands and to provide for the timely dissemination of such intelligence to support planning and execu- tion of military and naval operations; and perform such functions and tasks as directed by higher authority. FUNCTIONS: Under the Command of COMNAVINTCOM: 1. Provides current operational intelligence and ocean surveillance information on a continuous watch basis, reporting all-source information on foreign naval/naval air movements and operations in progress. 2. Provides maritime-related indications and warning to Department of the Navy and Department cf Defense. 3. Provides current locating information on and operational his- tories of selected foreign merchant and fishing fleets. 4. Provides central data base and intelligence interface for the Navy Ocean Surveiilance Information System. . 5. Conducts in-depth analysis and publishes all-source intelli- gence articles and studies on the organization, tactics, doctrine and operational patterns of selected foreign naval/naval air forces and merchant/fishing fleets. 6. Provides timely analytical support and feedback to special collection resources. 7. Provides tactical and doctrinal intelligence support for the operating forces through production of Naval Warfare Publications and related documents. 8. Contributes to and reviews drafts of National Intelligence Estimates and various studies prepared by other activities, most particularly those pertaining to Soviet Bloc and PRC navies. 9. Represents the intelligence interests of the Navy, conducts liaison and acts as single point of interface with the National Security Agency on all non-cryptologic matters. 10. Provides operational intelligence support for war gaming and tactical studies at the Centers for War Gaming and Advanced Research at the Naval War College. Enclosure (1)
NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A ll. Provides direct support to COMNAVINTCOM in all matters relating to foreign ASW threats to the U.S. Navy strategic deterrent force. 12. Provides specialized operational intelligence support for the U.S. Navy Underseas warfare operations. Enclosure (1) 2
NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A OUT 23 1981 NISC NAVAL INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT CENTER MISSION: To process, analyze, produce, and disseminate scien- tific and technical intelligence and develop threat assessments on foreign naval systems in order to support national and Navy strategic plans, research and development, objectives, and pro- grams; and perform such other functions and tasks as directed by higher authority. FUNCTIONS: Under the Command of COMNAVINTCOM: 1. Provides scientific and technical intelligence support to the Chief of Naval Operations; Chief of Naval Material; Direc- tor Defense Intelligence Agency; Director of Naval Intelligence Commander, Naval Intelligence Command, the Naval Establishment; Operating Forces; and other authorized U.S. agencies. 2. Develops and produces scientific and technical intel ligence on the current and future technical characteristics and warfare Capabilities of foreign naval surface, subsurface, air, space and merchant systems; to include weapon systems; command, con- trol and communications, ocean surveillance systems; electromag- netics; and research and development. 3. Provides naval intelligence threat support to the U.S. naval weapons system planning, development and acquisition process by: producing long range threat assessments and projections; produc- ing threat/capabilities publications; developing threat assess- ents and threat support plans in support of specific programs and projects; and maintaining liaison with program sponsors, pro- ject managers and other participants in the naval weapons system planning, development and acquisition process. 4. Conducts imagery analysis in support of Navy technical and current intelligence programs. Exploits imagery obtained by spe- cial Navy and national collection systems. 5. Develops and maintains the Navy intelligence data base to include data from acoustic, non-acoustic, electronics, imagery, electro-optical and other sensors for technical intelligence pro- duction. 6. Provides technical support for intelligence exploitation sys- tems, processes and techniques to include acoustic, nonacoustic, electronics, imagery, and electro-optical sensor collection systems. 7. Acts as the DNI's Executive Agent for acquisition of foreign material and exploitation within the Navy Foreign Materiel Exploi- tation Program (NFMP). Enclosure (2)
NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A 8. Provides Navy representation on Director of Central Intel- ligence committees, subcommittees, working groups and others as directed by higher authority. Provides technical support and liaison to national intelligence collection systems and develops Navy intelligence collection and exploitation requirements in  sup- port of national intelligence plans and programs. 9. Administers the NEC 0416 (ACINT Specialist) program and provides fully qualified personnel for temporary additional duty onboard selected collection platforms. 10. Provides translation and other foreign language services and disseminates the Naval Intelligence Processing System (NIPS) and Shipboard Microfilm Program (SMP) miniaturized data base. ll. Provides supply, fiscal and reprographic support, as needed, to the Naval Intelligence Command and its subordinate activities. 12. Advises and assists the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command, and his subordinate commands in the formulation and execution of security policy and procedures. Enclosure (2) 2
NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A NAVAL INTELLIGENCE PROCESSING SYSTEM SUPPORT ACTIVITY MISSION: To plan, sponsor, develop, and manage automated Naval intelligence information processing and communications systems; and perform such other functions and tasks as directed by higher autnority. FUNCTIONS: Under the Command of COMNAVINTCOM: 1. Advises CNO (OP-009) and COMNAVINTCOM, and on their behalf sponsors the Naval Intelligence Processing System (NIPS), Ocean Surveillance Information System (OSIS), all intelligence information systems (IIS), intelligence communications systems, and fleet tac- tical intelligence processing systems. 2. Coordinates with appropriate OPNAV offices, other commands and organizations on behalf of CNO (OP-009) and COMNAVINTCOM regard- ing such systems, including establishment of policy, planning development, programming, budgeting, management, evaluation of ef- fectiveness, and action to correct deficiencies. 3. Additional specific functions by program include: (a) OSIS (1) Coordinates and validates requirements. (2) Monitors development and management of operational system. (3) Manages NAVINTCOM participation in the operational aspects of Navy OSIS. (4) Provides support on matters relating to the inter- face of the OSIS with the Fleet Command Center and the satisfaction of Defense and national requirements for OSIS capabilities. (b) NIPS: Supervises NAVINTCOM participation in the NIPS. (c) Fleet Tactical Intelligence Processing Systems (1) Coordinates, monitors, and evaluates plans, pro- grams, and procedures for the development, production, .expansion, support and operations of such systems to meet fleet tactical warfare requirements. (2) Develops, coordinates, and promulgates guidance con- cerning standards, doctrine, and techniques for such systems and related equipment under development. Enclosure (3)
NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A (a) Intelligence Communications Systems (1) Manages Department of the Navy participation in such systems. (2) Monitors, reviews, and evaluates the plans, facili- ties, techniques, and procedures for such systems to ensure optimum performance, economy of automation resources, and compatibility of effort. (3) Studies and promotes the interface of intel ligence communications systems with tactical intelligence command and con- trol ADP systems, and the development of mutually supporting intelligence and command management information systems. 4. Manages the Department of the Navy participation in Depart- ment of Defense Intelligence Data Handling System (IDHS). Monitors, reviews, and evaluates the plans, facilities, techniques, and procedures of Navy and Navy supported IDHS to insure Optimum per- formance, economy of automation resources, and compatibility of effort. 5. Serves as a single manager, focal point, and coordinator for all NAVINTCOM present, proposed and future automation and telecommunications activities. Enclosure (3) 2