DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE THE MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY, MISSILE COMMAND OF REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALABAMA, SEEKS HIGHLY QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS IN CERTAIN PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL FIELDS FOR EMPLOYMENT. THESE POSITIONS COVER A WIDE SPECTRUM OF CAREER FIELDS IN THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE AREA. OUR ROLE {S TO SUPPORT THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, TO INCLUDE THE AIR FORCE, NAVY AND ARMY WITH EMPHASIS ON THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY THROUGH ANALYSIS OF FOREIGN MISSILE SYSTEMS. ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS MAY BE DIRECTED TO YOUR RECRUITMENT OFFICER AT 205- 876-2864 OR ADDRESSED TO: COMMANDER USAMICOM, DRSMI-Y REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALABAMA 35898
TABLE OF CONTENTS DIRECTGR’S MESSAGE ___ TABLE OF CONTENTS __ CC AGENCY MISSIGN Fe HISTORY _ GROWTH IN PERSONNEL POSITION WITHIN THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY MIA BLOCK DIAGRAM ____ AGENCY RESPGNSIBILITY-MISSION AREAS AGENCY FACILITY RESOURCES NATURE OF WORK AGENCY PRODUCTS EMPLOYEE OPPORTUNITIES/BENEFITS REQUIREMENTS OF EMPLOYEE REDSTONE ARSENAL MAP FACILITIES AND POINTS OF INTEREST _____. NOTES =a On OM B® WH — on —_ w _ - —_ an _ a — = et own NR U.S. ARMY MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY MISSION TO PROVIDE WORLDWIDE, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE (S&T] TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS GENERATED THROUGH THE DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY AND THE OFFICE OF THE ARMY ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR INTELLIGENCE. TO DEVELOP AND DISSEMINATE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE CONCERNING GUIDED MISSILE SYSTEMS IN RESPONSE TO INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS. TO ASSESS THE S&T THREAT TO THE UNITED STATES. TO ENHANCE WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT.
HISTORY OF THE MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY @ THE MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY CAN TRACE ITS ORIGINS TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ARMY BALLISTIC MISSILE AGENCY IN FEBRUARY 1956 TO MANAGE THE JUPITER IRBM PROGRAM. THE COMMANDER, MG MEDARIS, ESTABLISHED AN ARMY SPECIAL SECURITY OFFICE IN JUNE 1956 TO OBTAIN MISSILE AND SPACE INTELLIGENCE. TO ANALYZE THIS DATA AND REPORT TO HIM ON FOREIGN ACTIVITIES, HE ESTABLISHED A SMALL GROUP (6 PEOPLE) OF ENGINEERS AND INTELLIGENCE ANALYSTS AS THE TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE DIVISION, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, ARMY BALLISTIC MISSILE AGENCY. THIS DIVISION WAS THE FIRST ORGANIZATIONAL EXISTENCE OF WHAT LATER BECAME THE US ARMY MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. @ THE TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE DIVISION, THEN APPROX MATELY 50 PEOPLE, WAS REDESIGNATED THE ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF FOR MizsSILE INTELLIGENCE, ARMY ORDANANCE MISSILE COMMAND, ON 31 MARCH 1960. THE AOMC BECAME THE ARMY MISSILE COMMAND (MICOM) IN 1962 AS A MAJOR SUBORDINATE COMMAND OF THE NEWLY CREATED ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND (AMC). ON 1 AUGUST 1962, THE INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY (THEN APPROXIMATELY 75 PEOPLE) WAS REDES!GNATED THE DIRECTORATE OF MISSILE (INTELLIGENCE. @ THE MISSILE INTELLIGENCE DIRECTORATE BECAME ONE OF THE SIX MAJOR PRODUCTION ELEMENTS OF THE DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (DIA) IN 1967, AND WAS ASSIGNED PRIMARY PRODUCTION RESPONSIBILITY FOR TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE COVERING FOREIGN TACTICAL BALLISTIC MISSILE SYSTEMS, GROUND SYSTEMS, AND DEFENSIVE MISSILE SYSTEMS (SAM AND ABM) WITH RELATED ACTIVITIES. @ ON 17 JUNE 1970, AMC IDENTIFIED THE DIRECTORATE AS A SPECIAL ACTIVITY LOCATED AT THE US ARMY MISSILE COMMAND, AND REDESIGNATED IT THE MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY.
GROWTH IN PERSONNEL 400 300 200} PERSONNEL 100 1965 1970 1975 1980 1982 YEAR 6 POSITION WITHIN THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL NATIONAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE BCARD |
U.S. ARMY MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR PROG MGT AND SPT OFC MATERIEL SIMULATION OFC SYSTEMS SIMULATION LAND COMBAT TECH DATA MGT Div & SCIENCE APPLICATION DIV MISSILE SYSTEMS DIV TACTICAL AIR DEFENSE STRATEGIC AIR DEFENSE MISSILE SYSTEMS DIV MISSILE SYSTEMS DIV
¢ a < f- “- s. ae 1 10 AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES © DEFENSIVE SURFACE-TO-AIR MISSILE SYSTEMS--STRATEGIC AND TACTICAL ANTIBALLISTIC MISSILE SYSTEMS @ OFFENSIVE SHORT RANGE BALLISTIC MISSILE SYSTEMS ANTITANK GUIDED MISSILE SYSTEMS @ TECHNOLOGIES ELECTRO-OPTICS, PROPULSION, GUIDANCE AND CONTROL, STRUCTURES, RADARS, DIRECTED ENERGY WEAPONS @ TRENDS AND FORECASTS UTILIZING PRESENT AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES TO PREDICT CHANGES IN EXISTING SYSTEMS AS WELL AS THE DEVELOPMENT OF FUTURE SYSTEMS 11
U.S. ARMY MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALABAMA 12 MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY FACILITY RESOURCES THE MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY IS LOCATED IN A SEPARATE FACILITY AS PICTURED ABOVE WHICH INCLUDES OFFICES, CONFERENCE ROOMS, A COMPUTER, A LIBRARY AND VISUAL ARTS AND PUBLICATIONS FACILITIES. THE COMPUTER IS A CDC 170/760 SYSTEM WHICH INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING FEATURES: 25 INTERACTIVE GRAPHIC TERMINALS 4 COLOR TERMINALS SIGNAL PROCESSORS FOR ANALOG SIGNAL DATA ANALYSIS AD/4 AND AD/10 COMPUTERS FOR REAL TiME SIMULATIONS PDP11/70 DATA COMMUNICATIONS COMPUTER VARIETY OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING SOFTWARE FOR MISSILE ANALYSIS. THE VISUAL ARTS AND PUBLICATIONS BRANCH BRINGS TOGETHER ALL ELEMENTS FOR REPORT PRODUCTION TO INCLUDE AN ART GROUP, A PHOTO LAB, A PRINT SHOP, AND AN EDITOR/TECHNICAL WRITER ELEMENT. THE VARIOUS LIBRARY FUNCTIONS ARE ARRANGED TO ACCOMMODATE THE USER OF CLASSIFIED INFORMATION TO INCLUDE HARD COPY DOCUMENT STORAGE AS WELL AS NUMEROUS AUTOMATED DATA FILES. 13
NATURE OF WORK TASK REQUIREMENTS INFORMATION COLLECTION DATA PROCESSING ANALYSIS SYSTEM SYNTHESIS SYSTEM EVALUATION MIA PRODUCTS REPORTS ; | HARDWARE PRODUCTS HARD COVER REPORTS BRIEFINGS RESEARCH PAPERS THREAT STUDY INPUTS NATIONAL ESTIMATES SYSTEM STUDIES TRENDS AND PROJECTIONS OVERVIEWS SYSTEM HARDWARE SIMULATORS
EMPLOYEE OPPORTUNITIES/BENEFITS MIA SUCCESSFUL CAREER JOB SECURITY TRAVEL ADVANCEMENT/ CAREER DEVELOPMENT INSURANCE/ RETIREMENT BENEFITS EXCELLENT PAY/ LEAVE POLICY EMPLOYEE REQUIREMENTS @® UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP @ EDUCATION (PER SPECIFIC JOB REQUIREMENTS) @ ELIGIBLE FOR SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE SECURITY CLEARANCE @ MAINTAIN SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE SECURITY CLEARANCE MIA PERSONNEL HOLD CAREER STATUS UNDER EXCEPTED SERVICE APPOINTMENT.
RaRWN = au won 10. 12. 13. 14, 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. REDSTONE ARSENAL ee HALE OR TOGATE? yy, i Ww J z 4 ) w 4 C 3 PATTON RO om e. w q oN ye e 4 > ie ed a Ve RONG > ‘a on __  OTRIANAJ} BELVO < ° %, rT “ w rs} 4 > « o |} uw > 3 fg @ 2 “\ diz < — — — < w a 4 5 2 © om - ) 4 < 3 z x { w < z z 3 > b « Po) x 8 a { < fo) fo) ¥ J J Qo a 3 Z —_— ee -* Go Wl ee mee ee me a z “ w rs < q E ° ) 18 FACILITIES AND POINTS OF INTEREST US ARMY MISSILE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (USAMIA) (DIR, 876-5535}, BLDG 4505. VISITOR RECEPTION CENTER {876-4542}, ADJACENT GATE 1. HQ, US ARMY MISSILE COMMAND, (CHIEF OF STAFF), BLDG 5250. PROCUREMENT AND PRODUCTION DIRECTORATE (DIR, 876-4201), BLDG 4488. REDSTONE SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION CENTER (DIR, 876-3251), BLDG 4484. MCMORROW LABORATORIES, BLDG 5400. HQ, REDSTONE ARSENAL SUPPORT ACTIVITY (RASA) (ADMIN, 876-4603), BLDG 7101. ROCKET AUDITORIUM, BLDG 7120. CIVILIAN PERSONNEL OFFICE (876-4124), BLDG 7442. FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING (876-1423), BLDG 8027. HQ, MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER (MSFC} NASA (INFO, 453-2121}, BLDG 4200. REDSTONE ARSENAL AIRFIELD (876-2186). . PROVOST MARSHALL (DESK SGT, 876-2222), BLDG 3421. HQ, US ARMY MISSILE & MUNITIONS CENTER & SCHOOL (EO, 876-3395), BLDG 3300, POST LIBRARY (876-4741), BLDG 3323. FOX ARMY HOSPITAL (876-4147). REDSTONE ARSENAL GUEST HOUSE (837-4130), BLDG 244. BICENTENNIAL CHAPEL (876-5707), BLDG 376. OFFICERS CLUB (837-0750), BLDG 111. SWIMMING POOL (876-6713). (BOQ'S LOCATED IN BLDG 131-136. NCO CLUB (837-5484), BLDG 1500. SWIMMING POOL (876-6758). GOLF COURSE (876-4054), BLDG T-107. CIVILIAN RECREATION AREA (TENNESSEE RIVER). 19