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HEADQUARTERS    * 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ARMY 
Washington,  DC,  23  June  1985 
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US  ARMY  INTELLIGENCE  AGENCY.  Effective  30  April  1985,  the  US  Army 
Intelligence  Agency  (W4QP),  Washington,  DC,  a  field  operating  agency  of  the  Of- 
fice of  the  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff  for  Intelligence,  Headquarters,  Department  of 
the  Army,  assumes  command  of  the  Missile  Intelligence  Agency  (W2US),  and  the 
Foreign  Science  and  Technology  Center  (WOKP).  Administrative  and  logistical 
support  will  continue  to  be  provided  by  the  Commanding  General,  Army  Materiel 
Command  until  1  October  1985. 
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By  Order  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Army: 
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Official: 
DONALD  J.  DELANDRO 
Brigadier  General,  United  Sta  tes  Army 
The  Adjutant  General 
JOHNA.WICKHAMJR.    . 
General,  United  States  Army . 
Chief  of  Staff 
DISTRIBUTION: 
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Mr.  Edward  F«  Dandar,  Jr. 
Suite  309        756-8600 
SECRETARY 
Ms.  Becky  Jedllcka 
Suite  309  756-8600 
AM-AM* 
Suite  309 
Mr.  For  shier..   8658 
MSG  Goe   8657 
COMMAND IMG  GENERAL 
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Brigadier  General  Paul  E.  Menoher,  Jr. 
Rooa    2E466  697-7605 
Suite  309  756-8600 
SECRETARY 
Ms.  Sharon  Reynolds 
Rooa  2E466  697-7605 
Suite  309  756-8600 
CHAUFFEUR 
SGT  Lynch 
MeT  67  sYArV 
(AIA-ZC) 
Colonel  Duwayne  C.  Lundgren 
Rooa  2E466  697-7605 
Suite  309  756-8600 
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LTC  Martel   8600 
Mr.  Griffith  (Scty)....8604 
SPC  Marshall.   .....8607 
RESEARCH  KveIWmM  AHD 
ANALYSIS  DIVISION   
"ATXTRD  Suite  SOT" 
Or.  Jones  (Chief)   8644 
Ms.  Clark  (Secy)   8645/46 
LTC  Tyndall.....   ,.8650 
Mr.  Stefanlk   8649 
Mr.  Jacoby   8652 
Mr.  Porter   8647 
AIA-RE 
Ft  Meade.  MP 
Ms.  Slddall  (NSA  Rep), 
SGT  Briscoe   , 
COM*  (301)  686:786T 
AV  235-7663 
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AIA-PD  Suite  309 
COL  Sweeney  (Chief)   8616 
Ms.  Tiaberlake  (Secy).. 8610/ 11 
Operations  Branch 
LTC  Hicks  (Chief)   8622 
Mr.  CorcorM   .....8623 
Ms.  Eaton   ..8621 
MAJ  Talley   ...8620 
MAJ  Bradshaa   8619 
SPC  Hilliaas,.C   7742 
Ms.  Kopfe   .....7743 
Plans  &  Program  Branch 
Mr.  Kenney  (Chief)   8614 
Or.  Hedges   ..8612 
MAJ  Alley   8609 
SPC  Kuhn   8613 
Dissemination  Branch 
Vacant  (Chief).   .....8618 
SFC  Sessions..   8605 
SGT  Dlzer   ..8606 
SPC  iCinzy   8617 
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AIA-RM  Suite  309 
Mr.  Whitehouse  (Chief)... 8654 
Mr.  Mann   ......8672 
Mr.  Pollack   8668 
Ms.  Morgan   8670 
Ms.  Kinney   ,   8669 
Ms.  McKlttrlck,   8671 
Ms.  Davis   .....8664 
Ms.  Epstein  (Secy).... 8655/ 56 
SGT  Milliner   8665 
SPC  Horton   8660 
CURRENT  AS  OF:  2  August  1988 
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MAJ  Davis  (Chief)   8635 
Mr.  Volpl   8632 
Vacant   8633 
SFC  Scott...   8636 
SFC  Vigil   8630/31 
SGT  Rice   8640 
SPC  U1111MS,  D 
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SPC  Santos   8637 
MAILING  ADDRESS 
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US  Amy  Intelligence  Agency 
ATTN:    A1A-XX 
Washington,  DC  20310-1015 
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Support  for  US  Operational  Forces  and 
Army  Force  and  Materiel  Developers 
The  Army  Intelligence  Agency  (AIA) 
provides  intelligence  users  with  short  to 
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assessments.  Serving  tactical  and  stra- 
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three  unique  yet  mutually  supporting 
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY US ARMY FOREIGN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER 220 Seventh Street, NE. Charlottesville, VA 22901 FSTC Circular 25 May 1982 Number 11-1* Expires 1 June 1983 Army Programs UTILIZATION OF THE UNITED KINGDOM _INTEGRATED OFFICER : Paragraph PULP OSC mmm ee re ne ene enw me ae 1 SCOP mr rn en re ern ean 2 FSTC RESponSL bi lL thes mmm mmm mr mr rr rr re rn erm 3 US Contact Of fL CCL mmm mmm re nn mm 4 5 ReferenCesS sm mmm rn rn re rn ern 1. Purpose. This Circular provides guidance concerning the policies and respon-~ sibilities established for the US Army Foreign Science and Technology Center's (FSTC) United Kingdom Integrated Officer (UKIO) Program. 2. Scope. This Circular applies to all employees of FSTC, both civilian and military, as well as any contractor or contracting agency utilizing the FSTC facilities. 3. FSTC Responsibilities. It is the responsibility of all persons subject to this Circular to treat the UKIO as a fully integrated member of FSTC, serving in a position normally filled by a US military officer. a. Disclosure of classified military information (CMI) to the UKIO is limited to information releasable to the UK UP AR 380-10. In the case of the UK, this regulation prohibits disclosure of CMI marked NOFORN and information obtained from another government for which dissemination to the UKIO would violate the third party rule. b. The Director of Intelligence Production is responsible for the overall conduct of the UKIO program at FSTC. *This circular supersedes DF, DRXST-SO, 21 Sep 81, subject: Utilization of UK Integrated Officer.
FSTCC 1li-1 25 May 1982 c. A US Contact Officer will be appointed UP AR 380-10, para 8-2, by the Director of Intelligence Production. 4. US Contact Officer. The US Contact Officer will publish supplemental guidance approved by the Director of Intelligence Production necessary to implement this circular. a. Decisions on releasability of information are the responsibility of the US Contact Officer using guidelines provided in AR 380-10, para 2-8, in the Standard Terms of Accreditation and in the Job Description. Maintaining records required by DOD Manual 5230.18 to sustain the UKIO program is the responsibility of the US Contact Officer. b. The US Contact Officer will take action to facilitate mission related travel by the UKIO IAW AR 380-25. . 5. References. a. AR 380-19, subject: DA Policy for Disclosure of Military Information to Foreign Governments (U), dated 5 Jul 77 (CONFIDENTIAL). b. AR 380-25, subject: Foreign Visitors and Accreditations, dated 24 Mar 77 with interim change dated 14 Aug 81. c. DOD Manual 5230.18, subject: Foreign Disclosure Automation Data System, dated 10 Jul 73. d. OACSI DA Paper, subject: Standard Terms of Accreditation, undated, (UNCLASSIFIED). e. OACSI DA Paper, subiect: United Kingdom Integrated Officer (UKIO) Job Description, undated (UNCLASSIFIED). . (DRXST-IP) FOR THE COMMANDER: > ELLIOT} JT. MAJ, A Adjutant F DISTRIBUTION: F
GO 20 GENERAL ORDERS | HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY NO. 20 f WASHINGTON, DC, 30 August 1985 THE MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (MIA). Effective 1 August 1985, The Missile Intelligence Agency (MIA) was redesignated as the U.S. Army Missile and Space Intelligence Center (USAMSIC) {AIA -AL] By Order of the Secretary of the Army: JOHN A. WICKHAM, JR. General, United States Army Official: Chief of Staff DONALD J. DELANDRO Brigadier General, United States Army The Adjutant General DISTRIBUTION: Active Army, ARNG, USAR: To be distributed in accordance with DA Form 12-4 requirements for Department of Army General Orders. #U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1985-“61-028:20026 Suppo MSC MM you (51
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HEADQUARTERS 
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ARMY 
Washington,  DC,  30  August  1985 
THE  MISSILE  INTELLIGENCE  AGENCY  (MIA).  Effective  l  August 
1985.  The  Missile  Intelligence  Agency  (MIA;  was  redesignated  as  the  U.S.  Army 
Missile  and  Space  Intelligence  Center  (USAMSIC) 
|AIA-AL| 
By  Order  of  the  Secretary  of  the  Army: 
Official: 
DONALD  J.  DELANDRO 
Brigadier  General,  United  States  Army 
The  Adjutant  General 
JOHN  A.  WICKHAM,  JR. 
General,  United  States  Army 
Chief  of  Staff 
DISTRIBUTION: 
Active  Army,  ARNG,  USAR:  To  be  distributed  in  accordance  with  DA  Form 
12-4  requirements  for  Department  of  Army  General  Orders. 
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©. : — CONFIDZATIAL 7: *USAINSCOM Regulation 10-5 pete STATES ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECBRITY COMMAND Arlington Hall Station Arlington, Virginia 22212 USAINSCOM Regulation . 30 November 1981 Ko. 10-5 ‘Organization and Functions CONUS MILITARY INTELLIGENCE GROUP 1. (U) PURPOSE. This regulation prescribes the mission and delineates the command and control relationships ef the US Army Intelligence and Security Command CONUS Military Intelligence Group (USAINSCOM CONUS MIGp), Fort George G. Meade, Maryland (WOO1AA). 2. (U) MISSION. The mission of the Commander, CONUS MI Group is to: a. (VU) Conduct signals intelligence (SIGINT) operations {a accordance with appropriate United States Signal Intelligence Directives (USSIDs) and provide SIGINT direct service, as specified. b. (U0) Provide, as INSCOM's Executive Manager for the tactical SIGINT electronic warfare (EW) portion of Readiness Training (REDTRAIN), general support to the Army worldwide and general support reinforcing to Forces Command (FORSCOM), US Army Western Command (WESTCOM), and Eighth US Army (EUSA) for SIGINT by pro- viding technical support in concert with National Security Agency/Central Security Service (NSA/CSS). Perfcra operational functions associated with the discharge of USAINSCOM responsibilities as DA Executive Agent for REDTRAIN. c. (U) Represent the Commanding General (CG), USAINSCOM, Assistant Chief of Steff for Intelligence (ACSI) /DA, and Major Army Commands by providing continuous _ Hatson to NSA/CSS on SIGINT policy and operational matters. d. (US Provide militsry manpower support to the NSA/CSS. 3. (0) FUNCTIONS. The functions of the USAINSCOM CONUS MIGp are to: a. (U) Provide administrative, training and logistical support to assigned/ attached personnel and to those assigned Army personnel supporting NSA organizations. *This regulation supersedes USAINSCOM Regulation 10-5, 29 Jun 79. CLASSIFIED BY: INSCOM Pam 380-2-1 ; Para M-11 REVIEW OW: 24 June 2001
UNCLASSIFIED - 30 Rovember 1981 USAINSCOM Regulation 10-5 The proponent of this regulation is the Office of the Deputy Chief of Staff for Resource Hanagesent. Users are invited to forward comments and suggested improvements on DA Form 2028 (Recommended Changes to Publications and Blank Forms) to this Headquarters, ATIN: IARM-MP. FOR THE COMMANDER: OFFICIAL: JAMES W. SHUPELT Colonel, GS Chief of Staff AK inistrative Officer DISTRIBUTION: ABC (2-ey ea) a UNCLASSIFIED
CONFIDENTIAL 
♦USAINSCOM  Regulation   10-5 
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Arlington  Hall  Station 
Arlington.  Virginia     22212 
USAINSCOM  Regulation 
No.    10-5 
30  November  1981 
Organisation  and  Functions 
CONUS  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  GROUP 
1.  (U)  PURPOSE.  This  regulation  prescribes  the  aisslon  and  delineates  the 
command  and  control  relationships  of  the  US  Artsy  Intelligence  and  Security 
Command  CONUS  Military  Intelligence  Group  (USAINSCOM  CONUS  MIGp),  Fort  George 
C.  Meade,  Maryland  (WCOLAA). 
2.  (U)  MISSION.  The  aisslon  of  the  Commander,  CONUS  MI  Group  is  to: 
a.  (U)  Conduct  signals  Intelligence  (SIGINT)  operations  in  accordance 
with  appropriate  United  States  Signal  Intelligence  Directives  (USSIDs)  and 
provide  SIGINT  direct  service,  *»   specified. 
b.  (U)  Provide,  as  INSCOM's  Executive  Manager  for  the  tactical  SIGINT 
electronic  warfare  (£W)  portion  of  Readiness  Training  (REDTRAIN),  general  support 
to  the  Aray  worldwide  and  general  support  reinforcing  to  Forces  Command  (F0RSC0M) , 
US  Aray  Western  Coaaand  (WESTCOM),  and  Eighth  US  Aray  (EUSA)  for  SIGINT  by  pro- 
i  viding  technical  support  in  concert  with  National  Security  Agency /Central  Security 
Service  (NSA/CSS).  Perfora  operational  functions  associated  with  the  discharge  of 
USAINSCOM  responsibilities  as  DA  Executive  Agent  for  REDTRAIN. 
c.  (U)  Represent  the  Commanding  General  (CG),  USAINSCOM,  Assistant  Chief  of 
Staff  for  Intelligence  (ACS I) /DA,  and  Major  Aray  Commands  by  providing  continuous 
liaison  to'  NSA/CSS  on  SIGINT  policy  and  operational  aatters. 
d.  (Ut  Provide  ailitary  manpower  support  to  the  NSA/CSS. 
3.  (0)  FUNCTIONS.  The  functions  of  the  USAINSCOM  CONUS  MIGp  are  to: 
a.  (U)  Provide  administrative,  training  and  logistical  support  to  assigned/ 
attached  personnel  and  to  those  assigned  Aray  personnel  supporting  NSA  organizations. 
•This  regulation  supersedes  USAINSCOM  Regulation  10-5,  29  Jun  79. 
CLASSIFIED  BY:  INS COM  Fern  380-2-1 
Para  M-ll 
REVIEW  ON:      24  June  2001 
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UNCLASSIFIED 
1981 
OSAXHSCOM  Begulatlon  10-5 
The  proponent  of  this  regulation  is  the  Office  of  the  Deputy  Chief 
of  Staff  for  Resource  Management.     Users  are  Invited  to  forward 
eoaaents  and  suggested  Improvements  on  DA  For*  2028  (RecoaBcnded 
Changes  to  Publications  and  Blank  Font)   to  this  Headquarters, 
ATTN:      XARM-KP. 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER: 
OFFICIAL: 
JAMES  W.  SHUFELT 
Colonel,  GS 
Chief  of  Staff 
Is  Administrative  Officer 
DISTRIBUTION: 
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UNCLASSIFIED
DOD HUMINT REFORY (U) CGRISrGR B Use $52 (b} (2) kopsigsiraen The Army has taken the lead in driving DOD HUMINT reform for over a year, in large measure because the Army's ground mission traditionally demands superior intelligence on plans. intentions and capabilities. 5 USC 552 (b} (2) 6 USC 552 (b) (2) teamed ARMY: Under Secretary, 25 NOV 80 OACSI, DA Classified by: DOD HUMINT Study, dated 1 July &0 Review on: 1 July 2006 Page 1 of 1 Page
POD  HUMINT  RETORI1   (U) 
&y$QSZ2{b)  (1) 
The  Army  has  taken  the  lead  in  driving  DOD  HUMPJT 
rcforn  for  over  a  year,  in  large  measure  because  the  Army's  ground 
mission  traditionally  demands  superior  intelligence  on  plans, 
intentions  and  capabilities. 
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ARKY:   Under  Secretary,  25  NOV  80 
OACSI,  DA 
Classified  by:   DOD  HUMINT 
Study,  dated 
1  July  80 
Review  on:      1  July  2000 
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY UNITED STATES ARMY INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY CO>MAND Arlington Hall Station Arlington, Virginia 22212 PERMANENT ORDERS 8-1 3 March 1981 Uaited States Army Intelligence Support Activity AS (W4GXAA) Arlington Hall Station Arlington Virginia 22212 Following organization/unit action directed. Action: Organization _ Assigned to: Headquarters, United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (WOOYAA) Mission: Conduct intelligence activities as directed by Assistant Chief of Staff - for Incelligence, Department of the Arny Effective date: 2 March 1981 Military scructure strength: aggregate Military authorized strength: 11 officers, 3 warrant officers, 36 enlisted, 50 aggregate Civilian structure strength: Not applicable Civilian authorized strength: Not applicable Accounting classification: Not applicable . Authority: Chief of Staff Army memorandum dated 29 January 1981 and verbal orders of Commander,United States Army Intelligence and Security Command, 2 March 1981 Additional instructions: Equiprent authorized and not on hand will be reauisitioned in acco: iance with AR 710-2. Personnel authorized will be provided in accordance with existing directives. 66 officers, 11 warrant officers, 175 enlisted, 252 Format: 740 FOR THE COMMANDER: DISTRESBTION: DAVID STEIN HQDA(DAMI-IS) Wash DC 20310 (3) Director, Administrative/ HQDA(DAMG-ZA) Wash DC 20310 (3) Audiov4sual Support Activity USA Admin Survey Der (1) DCSOPS, ATTN: TLAOPS-ICC (3) DCSPER (1} DCSLOG (1) DCSRM (1) Dir, Admin/AV Spt Actv, ATTN: TAS4=-AAD (2)
DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ARMY 
UNITED  STATES  ARMY  INTELLIGENCE  AND  SECURITY  COMMAND 
Arlington  Hall  Station 
Arlington,  Virginia   22212 
PERMANENT  ORDERS  8-1 
3  March  1981 
United  States  Army  Intelligence  Support  Activity  AS  (W4GXAA)  Arlington  Hall  Station 
Arlington  Virginia  22212 
Following  organization/unit  action  directed. 
Action:   Organization 
Assigned  to:   Headquarters,  United  States  Army  Intelligence  and  Security  Command 
(WOOYAA) 
Mission:   Conduct  intelligence  activities  as  directed  by  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff 
.--for  Intelligence,  Department  of  the  Army 
Effective  date:   2  March  1981 
Military  structure  strength:   66  officers,  11  warrant  officers,  175  enliste'd,  252 
aggregate 
Military  authorized  strength: 
aggregate 
Civilian  structure  strength: 
Civilian  authorized  strength: 
11  officers,  3  warrant  officers,  36  enlisted,  50 
Not  applicable 
Not  applicable 
Accounting  classification:   Not  applicable 
Authority:   Chief  of  Staff  Army  memorandua  dated  29  January  1981  and  verbal  orders 
of  Commander, United  States  Army  Intelligence  and  Security  Command,  2  March  1981 
Additional  instructions:   Equipment  authorized  and  not  on  hand  vill  be  requisitioned 
in  accoi iance  with  AR  710-2.  Personnel  authorized  will  be  provided  in  accordance 
with  existing  directives. 
Format:   740 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER: 
DISTRIBUTION: 
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HQDA(DAMC-ZA)  Wash  DC  20310 
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UNITED  STATES  ARMY 
THE  CHIEF  OF  STAFF 
28  JAN  1981 
MEMORANDUM  FOR  ASSISTANT  CHIEF  OF  STAFF  FOR  INTELLIGENCE 
SUBJECT:   Operational  [Excised]  Capability   (U) 
1.   [Excised] 
2.   [Excised] 
3.   [Excised] 
You  are  further  directed  to  provide  for  its  permanent  estab- 
lishment by  insuring  that  a  TDA  is  developed  and  approved  by  the 
ARSTAFF.   Finally,  you  will  exercise  operational  control  [Excised] 
on  tasking  assigned  by  this  office  [Excised] 
(signed) 
EDWARD  C.  MEYER 
General,  US  Army 
Chief  of  Staff