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USA   INSCOM  Regulation 
No.  10-50 
14  March  iv7'* 
Organization  and  Functions 
902D  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  GROUP 
1.  Purpose.  This  regulation  sets  forth  the  mission,  functions, 
and  command  relationships  of  the  902d  Military  Intelligence 
(MI)  Group.  Fort  Meade,  Maryland  (UIC:  WBU6AA). 
2.  Mission.  The  mission  of  the  902d  MI  Group  is  to  provide 
counterintelligence  (CI),  signal  security  (SIGSEC)  and 
multidisciplined  operation  security  (OPSEC)  support  to  the 
US  Army  and  designated  DOD  activities  in  CONUS. 
Alaska  and  Puerto  Rico  or  as  otherwise  directed  by  the  CG, 
USA  INSCOM:  provide  specialized  courses  of  instruction 
in  support  of  the  TRADOC  school  system;  provide  dedicated 
CI  support  to  the  Defense  Nuclear  Agency  and  DOD 
activities  within  the  Pentagon  Reservation;  and  support  other 
government  agencies  as  directed  by  the  CG,  USA  INS- 
COM. 
3.  Functions,  a.  Perform  evaluations  of  US  Army  and 
designated  DOD  agencies'  OPSEC  problems  and  recom- 
mend solutions  through  the  USA  INSCOM/902d  MI  Group 
OPSEC  support  program. 
b.  Conduct  CI  investigations  as  directed  in  accordance 
with  AR  380-13.  AR  381-20.  FM  30-17,  FM  30-1 7A. 
Executive  Order  12036.  and  USA  INSCOM  directives  to 
prevent,  detect,  and  neutralize  acts  of  espionage,  sabotage, 
sedition,  subversion.  «nd  treason  directed  against  the  US 
Army  within  the  area  of  operations. 
c.  Establish  and  maintain  liaison  with  local,  state,  and 
federal  investigative,  law  enforcement,  and  intelligence  oi- 
ganizations  to  fulfill  mission  requirements,  and  comply  with 
the  requirements  of  the  Delimitations  Agreement  of  1949. 
d.  Conduct  USA  INSCOM-validated  CI  technical  and 
nontechnical  surveys  and  inspections,  penetration  inspec- 
tions, and  provide  advice,  assistance  and  training,  in  support 
of  DOD  and  USA  INSCOM  Security  Assistance  Pro- 
grams. 
e.  Conduct  USA  INSCOM-validated  polygraph  sup 
port. 
/  Provide  technical  training  in  Technical  Surveillance 
Countermeasures  (TSCMj.  security  container  inspection. 
Defense  Against  Methods  of  Entry  (DAME),  investigative 
photography  and  polygraph  techniques. 
g.  Provide  recommendations  for  the  awarding  of  an 
additional  skill  identifier  to  US  Army  personnel  under  the 
USA  INSCOM  Technical  Surveillance  Countermeasures 
and  Polygraph  Certification  Programs. 
h.  Prepare  and  disseminate  OPSEC  threat  material  i.- 
supporied  commands  and  present  OPSEC  threat  briefing.*  u> 
HQDA,  major  Army  commands,  and  other  activities-agen- 
cies as  designated  by  the  CG,  USA  INSCOM. 
/'.  Assist  Army  commanders  in  developing  and  evaluating 
SIGSEC  policies,  plans,  operating  procedures,  training 
programs,  and  review  to  insure  the  adequacy  of  SIGSEC 
considerations  and  adherence  to  established  SIGSEC  polic> 
j.  Provide  input  to  the  semiannual  report  on  the  US 
Army's  SIGSEC  posture  and  SIGSEC  Management  Infor- 
mation Systems. 
k.  Review  plans  for  new  construction  of  Army  facilities 
designed  to  electrically  process  classified  information  to 
assure  adequate  protection  against  compromising  emana- 
tions. 
/.  Provide  SIGSEC  (less  TEMPEST)  support  to  Arm> 
Reserve  Components  as  assests  permit. 
m.  Approve  Army  crypiolacilities  before  establishment, 
alteration,  expansion,  or  relocation  and  inspect  these  cryp:..- 
facililics  as  required  by  DOD  Directive  3025.13. 
n.  Review  cryptonetr.  to  insure  consistent  with  sou^d 
communications  security  (COMShC I  principles.  Evaluate 
reports  of  physical  or  crvptr,  sccuritv  violations 
a.  Monitor  telecommunications  ol  supported  Arm>  ele- 
ments, perform  analysis  to  determine  the  etlectivcne^     ' 
SIGSEC  applications,  and  report  the  results  with  rem:: 
mendations  lor  improvements  if"  needed 
p.  Conduct  MI  applicant  interview. s  and  the  interview 
portion  of  the  MILPERCEN  Personnel  Secuntv  Scieeni::.- 
Program  at  designated  locations. 
q.  Provide  VIP  augmentation  support  to  the  US  Seeu; 
Service  in  accordance  with  DOD  Directive  3(05  N 
r.  Provide  support  to  the  Alternate  Joint  Communication- 
Center  (AJCC)  in  accordance  with  DOD  Directive  521  U.6-J
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4.  Command  Relationships,  a.  Thc902dM!  Gp  is  a  major 
subordinate  command  of  USA  INSCOM  and  is  authorized 
direct  coordination  with  supported  US  Army  elements  and 
designated  DOD  agencies  in  the  accomplishment  of  its 
mission. 
b.  Each  of  the  902d  MI  Gp  subordinate  Battalions 
supports  US  Army  elements  and  designated  DOD  agencies 
within  its  area  of  responsibility 
c.  The  902d  MI  Gp  CI  Detachment  Pentagon  supports 
the  Pentagon  Military  Reservation  and  US  Army  elements 
and  designated  DOD  agencies  in  the  National  Capital 
Region. 
d.  The  902d  MI  Gp  CI  Detachment  Dcfc-.sc  Nutu.sr 
Agency  (DNA)  provides  support  to  the  DNA. 
e.  The  902d  MI  Gp  Security  Support  Dciachmcni 
supports  US  Army  elements  in  CON  US  and  designated  US 
Army  and  DOD  activities  worldwide 
The  proponent  of  this  regulation  is  the  Deputy  Chief  of  Staff.  Resource  Management.  Users  are  invited  to  forward 
comments  and  suggested  improvements  on  DA  Form  2028  (Recommended  Changes  to  Publications  and  Blank 
Forms)  to  this  HQ.  ATTN:     IAFM-RMM. 
FOR  THE  COMMANDER: 
OFFICIAL. 
JOHN  M.  CARR 
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Captain.  GS 
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