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IN  REPLY  REFER  TO 
NAVINTCOMINST  5430. 4B 
NIC-OOQ 
1  November  1979 
NAVINTCQM  INSTRUCTION  5430. 4B 
From:   Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
Subj:   Intelligence  Communications  Planning  and  Management  Respon- 
sibilities; assignment  of 
1.  Purpose.   To  promulgate  information  concerning  the  assignment 
of  Intelligence  Communications  Planning  and  Management  responsibi- 
lities within  the  Naval  Intelligence  Command. 
2.  Cancellation.   NAVINTCOMINST  5430. 4A 
3.  Discussion.   Previous  communications  management  realignments 
have  resulted  in  the  consolidation  of  Program  Elements  31056 
(SPINTCOMM)  and  31057  (Intelligence  Communications,  Other)  into 
P.E.  31056  (Intelligence  Communications).   In  view  of  the  inherent 
advantages  of  conducting  ADP  and  communications  planning  and  manage- 
ment within  a  single  organizational  element,  the  Assistant  to  the 
Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command  for  Processing  Systems  (NIC- 
OOQ)  is  assigned  telecommunications  planning  and  management  respon- 
sibilities for  the  Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command.   Addi- 
tionally, due  to  the  close  relationship  between  P.E.  31056  and 
P.E.  31028  (Defense  Special  Security  System),  NIC-OOQ  coordinates 
with  the  Assistant  Commander  for  Security  (NIC-04)  in  programming 
and  budgeting  the  Navy  portion  of  P.E.  31028.   Special  Security 
policy  and  personnel  clearance  functions  remain  under  the  cogni- 
zance of  NIC-04. 
4.  Definitions.   To  assist  the  addees  in  determining  the  funding 
separations  between  Program  Elements  31028  and  31056,  the  following 
definitions  are  provided: 
a.   P.E.  31028  (Defense  Special  Security  System  (DSSS) )  - 
All  resources  necessary  for  the  administration,  security  and  man- 
agement of  compartmented  programs,  as  well  as  for  control  and 
dissemination  of  compartmented  intelligence  and  related  informa- 
tion.  This  includes  personnel  who  administratively  support  an 
intelligence  communications  function,  but  who  do  not  operate  or 
supervise  the  operation  of  communications  equipment  as  a  primary 
duty.   Supplies  used  in  the  duplication  of  compartmented  intelli- 
gence, including  paper,  properly  fall  within  this  program  element.
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b.   P.E.  31056  (Intelligence  Communications  (INTELCOMM) )  - 
All  resources  necessary  for  the  development,  procurement,  opera- 
tion and  maintenance  of  the  Special  Intelligence  Communications 
(SPINTCOMM)  network  and  other  telecommunications  used  primarily 
to  transmit  Special  Intelligence  and  collateral  information  and 
certain  sensitive  and  privacy  information  to  and  between  intelli- 
gence organizations. 
(1)  Specifically  included  are: 
(a)  Leased  costs  of  AUTODIN/DSSCS  switched  network 
access  lines,  other  intelligence  communications  circuits  and  rental 
terminal  equipment,  including  installation  costs. 
(b)  Procurement  of  government  owned  telecommunications 
terminal  devices  and  communications  equipment  including  processors 
used  as  switching  and  distribution  devices,  and  spaces  and  supplies 
for  those  devices. 
(c)  Manpower  and  associated  costs  for  terminal  opera- 
tion, maintenance,  control  and  direction,  excluding  personnel  at 
switched  network  facilities  operated  under  the  Communications 
Services  Industrial  Fund  (CSIF). 
(d)  IDHS  communications  devices  and  services  required 
for  communications  between  IDHS  computer  sites  and  between  comput- 
ers and  remote  users.   (For  purposes  of  this  definition,  a  user  or 
device  is  termed  "remote"  normally  when  located  outside  the  phys- 
ical security  perimeter  within  which  the  computer  system  resides). 
(e)  Non-record  telecommunications  facilities  for  the 
exchange  of  intelligence  information,  such  as  OPSCOMM  circuits. 
(f)  INTELCOMM  facility  engineering,  planning,  instal- 
lation/deinstallation  and  testing  costs. 
(2)  Specifically  excluded  are: 
(a)  COMSEC  resources  (P.E.  33401) 
(b)  Switched  network  backbone  costs  (P.E.  33126) 
(c)  DSSS  (P.E.  31028) 
(d)  Cryptologic  Communications  (P.E.  31055)
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(e)  Telecommunications  systems  which  are  primarily 
dedicated  to  and  programmed  for  other  military  purposes,  but  which 
are  shared  by  intelligence  users. 
5.   Responsibilities.   The  Assistant  to  the  Commander,  Naval  Intel- 
ligence Command  for  Processing  Systems  (NIC-OOQ)  is  responsible 
to  the  Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command  for  the  following 
functions: 
a.  Serve  as  command  point  of  contact  for  Naval  Intelligence 
telecommunications  matters. 
b.  Collect,  evaluate,  establish  priorities  and  initiate  vali- 
dation/programming action  in  support  of  Naval  Intelligence  telecom 
munications  requirements,  including  secure  voice  requirements. 
c.  Develop  and  prepare  plans  for  the  implementation  of  Naval 
Intelligence  telecommunications  systems  and  terminals  to  satisfy 
validated  requirements,  ensuring  maximum  cost  effectiveness,  and 
compatibility  with  other  Intelligence  Community  and  DoD  telecom- 
munications systems  where  necessary. 
d.  Review  annual  requirement  documents  and  prepare  planning, 
programming  and  budgeting  (PPB)  actions  relating  to  Intelligence 
Communications  -  Navy  (P.E.  31056N). 
e.  Prepare  PPB  documents  relating  to  the  Navy  portion  of  the- 
Defense  Special  Security  System  (P.E.  31028N). 
f.  Ensure  the  implementation  of  approved  telecommunication 
plans  through  close  coordination  with  other  involved  commands 
and  agencies,  primarily  COMNAVELEXSYSCOM,  COMNAVTELCOM,  COMNAV- 
SECGRU,  DIA  and  DIRNSA. 
g.  Provide  to  controlling  commands,  the  personnel  and 
dollar  resources  for  the  operation  and  maintenance  of  existing 
and  newly  implemented  Naval  Intelligence  telecommunications 
systems,  facilities  and  terminals,  and  Defense  Special  Security 
System  facilities. 
h.   Monitor  Naval  Intelligence  telecommunications  systems, 
facilities  and  terminal  performance,  effecting  improvements  as  nee 
essary  and  feasible  within  resource,  circuitry,  equipment,  manpowe 
and  training  constraints. 
i.   Assist  authorized  commands  in  maintaining  adequate  tele- 
communications support,  including  security  classmarking,  alternate 
message  routing,  and  the  provision  of  communications  publications 
and  Communications  Security  (COMSEC)  materials.
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j.  Manage  NAVINTCOM  participation  in  intelligence  community 
multi-user  telecommunications  systems  as  required  to  support  DoD 
and  Naval  Intelligence  requirements. 
k.   Manage  the  Department  of  the  Navy  Special  Intelligence 
Communications  (SPINTCOMM)  CRITIC  Test  Program. 
1.   Study  and  promote  the  interface  of  Intelligence  Communi- 
cations systems  with  common  user  (General  Service),  intelligence 
hosts  and  command  and  control  ADP  systems,  as  necessary  to  support 
DoD  and  Naval  Intelligence  requirements. 
m.   Participate  in  the  review  and  revision  of  JCS  and  other 
DoD  planning  and  policy  documents  concerning  intelligence  telecom- 
munications . 
n.   Maintain  liaison  with  other  services,  commands,  agencies 
and  the  private  sector  on  telecommunications  matters  related  to 
or  impacting  upon  the  Naval  Intelligence  Community. 
6. 
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Action.   Addressees  are  requested  to  disseminate  the  contents 
instruction  to  all  concerned,  and  to  address  all  correspon- 
to  the  areas  of  responsibilities  outlined  in  para- 
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