From: To: Subj: Ref: Encl: l. In 198] DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND 4600 SILVER HILL ROAD WASHINGTON. D.C. 20389 IN REPLY REFER TO NIC-O0A:RWF:rlm 5750 _. Ser: $4 yus SEP 20 1982 Commander, Naval Intelligence Command Director of Naval History, Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC 20374 Command History - 1981 (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12C (1) 1981 History of the Naval Intelligence Command accordance with reference (a), enclosure (1) is forwarded. >=" D> JAMES L. LAW Acting Deputy Copy to: (w/o annexes) CNO (OP-009) DIRNAVINVSERV NIPSSA NFOIO NISC ~ ENGLOSURE(!)
(This page is unclassified) JAN 23 FEB FEB 24 APR 15 JUN 81: 81: 81: 813 81: 81: 81; 81: NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND COMMAND HISTORY CY 1981 COMMAND ORGANIZATION (U) Relocated Naval Investigative Service from the Hoffman Building, Alexandria, Va., to NIC-1 Building, Suitland Federal Center, Suitland Md. (U) The Command Senior Chief (C S/C) Headquarters/ CTF-168 position was established as a collateral duty; in accordance with OPNAVINST 5300.3B and NAVINTCOMINST 5400.1B. (U) Established NIC-05, Assistant Commander, Naval Intelligence Command for Data Management and Produc— tion. CAPT RE. MULLEN assigned as first incumbent. NIC-31 disestablished, with mission, functions, and personnel transferred to NIC-05. See NAVINTCOMNOTE 5450 of 23 February 1981. (annex 1) (U) Senior Executive Service (SES) positions were established for Technical Directors (TDs) in the Naval Intelligence Processing System Support Activity (NIPSSA) and the Naval Intelligence Support Center (NISC). (U) CDR Charles E. SLACK, III, USN relieved CDR Jane F. RENNINGER, USN as Project Manager for the Integrated Automated Intelligence Processing System (IAIPS). (U) Second Annual NIC Sailor of the Year ceremony held at NIC Building #1. (RADM J. L. BUTTS, USN) STS1 (SS) Jonathan DELANO, USN, NISC, selected as NIC Sailor of the Year. (U) The Navy Field Operational Intelligence Office (NFOIO) reorganized after its relocation from Fort Meade, MD to the Suitland Federal Center. (U) CAPT E. L. DEWISPELAERE, USN, detached as NIC-04/ OP-O009D/OP-009K under PCS orders. CAPT M. L. MCCUTCHAN, USN (NIC-OOH) assumed additional duty as Assistant Commander for Security (NIC-04/ US Navy SSO/SAO Acting). ENCL (7 ) to NIC ltr ser is nA 4a 5 NONE , SEP 20 1982
UNCLASSIFIED 29 JUL 81: 24 31 31 L5 21 AUG AUG AUG AUG AUG SEP SEP SEP 81: 81: 81: 81: 81: 81: 81: 81: (U) NAVINTCOMNOTE 5450 established the position of Assistant Commander, Naval Intelligence Command for Manpower, Personnel, and Training (NAVINTCOM-01). All billets and personnel attached to NIC-221, 222, 223 (less the NIC-223 GS-05/05 billet) and O02R (less NIC- O2RS); all billets and personnel attached to the Attache Affairs Division (NIC-32); and all billets and per- sonnel assigned to the Suitland Branch Office (NIC-OOP) of the Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office were reassigned to the new NIC-O1. CAPT Clinton D. Schneider was assigned as first incumbent. The previous NIC-0Ol (Assistant Commander for Research and Development) was redesignated NIC-OOR, Staff Assistant for Research and Development. See NAVINTCOMNOTE 5450 of 29 JUL 81. Cannex 2) (U) ISCS G. L. COBURN reported aboard NIC-01 as the Military Training Section Leader. In addition, he was designated Command Senior Chief for NICHQ. (U) CDR Charles M. McCLAIN reported aboard as Head, Reserve Plans/Programs/Administration (NIC-13). CDR J. A. ABEL (NIC-12) was transferred to DIA. (U) CDR C. W. ZSCHOCK reported aboard as the Division Director for Training (NIC~12). He also assumed the position of NIC Newsletter Editor. (U) Updated the mission and functions of the ZEO Office in accordance with NIC ser 2192 of 15 Jul 1981. (U) CAPT M. L. McCUTCHAN, NIC-OOH, assumed additional duties as NIC-OOB, relieving CAPT W. H. CAMPBELL as Deputy Commander, Naval Intelligence Command, upon the occasion of CAPT CAMPBELL's retirement. (U) CAPT D. T. BURROWS, USN was relieved as NIC-03 and CTF-168 by CAPT T. H. CURRY, USN. (U) Modified the functions of the Management, Planning and Control Infrastructure (MPCI) to include command long range planning and architecture. (See NAVINTCOM- INST 5200.5A, annex 3) (U) CAPT Duane L. FEUERHELM reported on board as the Assistant Commander for Manpower, Personnel and Training.
28 30 23 10 18 SEP SEP OCT ocT NOV NOV NOV DEC 81: 8l: 81: 81: 81: 81: 81: 81: 81: (U) CAPT M. L. MCCUTCHAN, NIC-OOH, was relieved by CAPT D. A. DEMARIS as Assistant Commander for Security (NIC-04/US Navy SSO/SAO). (U) The Naval Intelligence Command's organization, missions, and relationships to subordinate commands were promulgated as NAVINTCOMINST 5450.8A dated 30 Sep 81. (annex 4) (U) Naval Investigative Service became a second echelon command. The mission of the Naval Intelligence Command was modified to delete reference to counter- intelligence and investigative responsibilities. See OPNAVNOTE 5450 of 1 Sep 81. (annex 5) | NAVINTCOM Goals and Objectives for FY 82-86 were published as the initial step in developing the command- wide Management, Planning and Control System (MPCS). See NAVINTCOMINST S5200.6A of 7 Oct 1981. (annex 6) (U) Promulgated NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7A, containing the missions and functions of NAVINTCOM subordinate canmands. (annex 7) (U) CAPT D. L. FEUERHELM was assigned as the Project Officer of the Navy and Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center (N/MITC) and Mr. H. Baumgardner as Deputy Project Officer. (U) CAPT M. L. McCUTCHAN was relieved by CAPT L. O. SMITH as Deputy Commander, Naval Intelligence Command. (U) A new Basic Performance Appraisal Program (BPAP) was published for the Naval Intelligence Command. (U) Promulgated the first Naval Intelligence Command Mid/Long Range Plan. (annex_8)
29 JAN 81:7 20 FEB 81: 27 FEB 81: NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND COMMAND HISTORY cy 1981 SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS (U) The reconfiguration of the SEAWATCH room was completed, which makes room for the installation of the TASS and TIP processors. i= A list was prepared to provide the FLTCINCs with 1981 Collection Priorities and significant information gaps in various categories of operational and technical intelligence. These requirements, derived from NFOIO, NISC, and NFOIO Det Suitland inputs, are being provided for information and collection planning purposes, and are limited to requirements which logically can be collected by fleet assets. (U) Commenced consolidation of Naval Intelligence training now conducted at FITCLANT, Norfolk, VA; AFAITC, Lowry AFB, Denver, CO; NIPSTRAFAC, Key West, FL; and LFTCLANT, Little Creek, VA to be established at the new Navy/Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center (N/MITC), Dam Neck, VA and ready for training during FY86.
FEB 81: FEB 81: 6 MAR 81: 11 MAR 81: 13 MAR 81: 15 MAR 81: 30 MAR 81: (U) Granted authority for Fleet CINCs and CNM (MAT- 091) to establish Gamma Sub-custodians at their respec- tive subordinate commands (less contractors). (U) Established a Gamma Control Center (GCC) at the Headquarters, U.S. Coast Guard, Washington, D.C.. (U) The Secretary of the Navy approved a Meritorious Unit Commendation award for the Atlantic Forward Area Support Team (LANTFAST/CTG 168.2) for the period 1 January 1979 through 31 May 1980. LANTFAST moved into the renovated firehouse on the CINCLANT compound. This location provides LANTFAST, for the first time, suffi- cient space for offices, analysis laboratories, and equipment maintenance/repair benches. (U) A special program for an Actions Data base was completed for NIC-OOH. (UO) Commander, Naval Intelligence Canmand hosted the Intelligence Training Scheduling Conference at Fleet Intelligence Training Center, Atlantic, Norfolk, Va. Summary report of conference included as annex 9. (U) The COINS TASS system, a PDP 11/70 was installed in the SEAWATCH computer room. (U) As approved by the Deputy COMNAVINTCOM on 30 Mar 1981, a new Collection Operations Division (TF 168H) was established. Formerly the Collection Operations Branch (TF 168CO) of the Collection Management Division, the new division was created because of the increasing importance and visibility of its overt human intelligence responsibilities, its recent and near-term projected growth, and management considerations. The new Division Director is Mr. Robert R. Hart. PO 8 APR 81: 8 APR 8l: 14 APR 81: (U) Issued NAVINTCOMINST 5354.1 to establish a combined NAVINTCOM Human Relations Council and Equal Employment Opportunity Committee. (U) The ACS C-system was transferred from ODSI in Gaithersburg to NIC-2. (U) CTG 168.6 completed its relocation from Balboa, Panama to Rodman Naval Station, Panama. This move was accomplished to improve office security and to consoli- date billeting, messing, offices and collection platform locations at Rodman.
15 APR 81: 16 APR 8L: 22 APR 8l: 13 MAY 81: 16 MAY 81: 29 MAY 81: (U) CDR Stephen Argubright reported on board as the senior military officer in TF 168 Collection Operations Division (TF 168) (U) DP1l Coutu was selected as NIPSSA's Sailor of the Year and was awarded the Navy Achievement Medal at NIC Headquarters. (U) The Security Management System, the first of the IDMS Systems was completed and turned over to NIC-44, (U) A program was completed to extract specified data from the Air and Seaplane Stations of the World (ASSOTW) for NISC-6l. (U) Relocated Intelligence Analysis Division, Navy Field Operational Intelligence Office, from Friendship Annex, Baltimore~Washington Airport, to NIC-2 Building, Suitland Federal Center, Suitland, MD. This was the last major relocation incident to the COMNAVINTCOM consolidation plan, completing the consolidation begun in 1978. (U) Recommended to U.S. Justice Department through CNO- OP-O09B1l that Foreign Nationals, attorneys, or U.S. citizens representing Foreign National requests under FOIA be denied. Similar recommendation would apply to U.S. citizens who are fugitives from justice.
12 JUN 81: JUN 81: JUN 81: 1 JUL 81: 10 JUL 81: 10 JUL 81: 15 JUL 81: 15 JUL 81: (U) Met with NJAG to determine release for Congressional request for classified investigative report of the 1969 EC 121 incident. (U) CLIPPER TROOP Program Manual revised and promulgated. This was a major revision that coordinated the management and resources affecting the CLIPPER TROOP Program. (U) Deputy Secretary of Defense memorandum subject: "Degradation of Operational Readiness/Mission Accomplish- ment Due to Personnel Security Investigative Shortfalls”, dated June 1981, established a moratorium on all Speciai Background Investigation Periodic Reinvestigations (SBI- PR's). ALNAVSSO 15-Bl provided procedural guidance to Navy SSO's to compensate for the resultant lack of investigative coverage for individuals requiring access to SCI. (U) The IAIPS PMO assumed responsibilities as the Contracting Officers Technical Representative. eee ee _—— OT nme ee (U) All NIC/NIPSSA/NISC differences of opinion with the Naval Audit Service were resolved and an official NAVINTCOM response was forwarded. (U) CDR Knute Schmidt, USN relieved CDR Kenneth Leon, USN as Collection Guidance and Requirements Division Director. (U) The Document Distribution Control System (DDCS) was restructured for NIC-312. (U) Second deck, Center Wing, NIC-l, assigned to COMNAVINTCOM for occupancy by Washington Headquarters Services. This wing, previously scheduled for demolition, was retained by conducting a structural analysis which revealed that it was sound and occupiable.
28 JUL 81: 30 JUL 81: JUL 81: r (U) The NAVINTCOM Affirmative Action Program Plan FY81 was developed and submitted to the Chief of Naval Operations, OP-14C for review and approval in accordance with MD-707 and SECNAVINST 12713.12. (U) CAPT Richard J. Wilson, USN was relieved by CDR F. Scott Wilkins, USN as Director, Collection Management Division. (U) Nominated Captain Chauncey F. Hoffman, CO, NISC for the Department of Defense Award for Advancing the Employment of Blacks in Government. ~~ JUL 81: 1 AUG 81: 14 SEP 81: SEP 81: 1 ocT 81: 1 OCT 81: (U) Completed the inspection and reaccreditation of all relocated NISC and NFOIO elements to the Suitland Federal Center. (U) The NAVINTCOM Information Systems Support Plan (ISSP) was updatd and forwarded to NAVDAC. —_— (U) NIC II Protected Wireline Distribution System (PWDS) was completed. (U) Went on line for access to the Defense Investigative Service Data Base, “Defense Central Index of Investi- gations (DCII),“ using IBM equipment through a Naval Investigative Service dedicated circuit. (NIC-413) (U) On 1 October, CTU 168.1.2/PACFAST DET SUBICBAY was formally established to provide specialized intelligence collection management and analysis support primarily to COMSEVENTHFLT units deploying to the Indian Ocean. (U) Inspector General (NIC-00Z) gave Command Briefing to Brazilian Director of Naval Intelligence and his staff then hosted a luncheon with Captain Curry and Captain Forster prior to their briefing with Captain Hoffman at NISC
1 OCT 81: (U) PRC assumed the responsibility for OSIS Baseline Software Maintenance. 9 OCT 8l: (U) NIC-00Z was the Chief Inspector for the Command Inspection of NFOIO. 26 OCT 81: (U) Congresswoman Marjorie S. Holt was the guest speaker for NAVINTCOM's National Women's Week Program. ocr 81: (U) The Department of Navy Basic Performance Appraisal Program (BPAP) was established in the Naval Intelligence Command effective 1 Oct 8l. —_—- 23 NOV 8l: (U) The second IAIPS Major Program Review was held.
6 DEC 8l: (U) The Seventh Annual Fleet Intelligence Center Europe and Atlantic (FICEURLANT)/Fleet Intelligence Support Teams Europe and Atlantic (FIRSTEURLANT) Commanding Officer and Production Officer Conference was held at FICEURLANT in Norfolk, VA. Admiral John L. Butts addressed the conference on Saturday morning. Other NAVINTCOM representativees were CAPT D. L. Feuerhelm, CDR C. M. McClain and Mrs. Marty Nelson. 31 DEC 81: (U) For 1981, the Command (less NIS) received 168 FOIA requests, about 20% over the annual average of the past few years. Fifteen (15) denials were for largely security reasons. Majority were negative due to lack of records or transfers to other agencies. 31 DEC 81: (U) Data regarding command on-board personnel and SCI control are included as annex 10. 31 DEC 8l: (U) EEO Statistics for the year included sixteen (16) precomplaint counseling sessions where fourteen (14) cases were resolved at the activity level and two became formal complaints. Be