DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS WASHINGTON, DC 20350 IS REPLY REFER TO OPNAVINST $430.48A CH-10 OP-09B24 Q7 APR 1993 OPNAV INSTRUCTION 5430.48A CHANGE TRANSMITTAL 10 PEA RE TEEN 2320-4 CA CHANGE TRANSMITTAL 10 To: All Divisions of OPNAV Subj: Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) Organization Manual Encl: (1) Revised pages v and vi, viii, ix, xi. 00/09-2, 009-2 through 009-9, 009 Staff-1 through 009 Staff-4, O09E- 1 and 009E-2, CO9F-1 and 009F-2, GO9G-1, O09H-1 and OOSH-2, 003P-1 through 009°-3, 098-2, 09B Staff-6, O09B3-1, 093-1, 093-3, 02-2, 03-26 through 03-29, 04- 2, 44-2, 05-2, 05-9, 05-14, 05-16 throigh 05-18. Reprinted pages vii, x, xii, 60/09-1, 009-1, O09B-1, O9B Staff-5, 09B3-2, 093-2, 03-1, 03-25, 63-30, 04-1, 44-1, 05-1, 05-13, 05-15. New page 03-8a. i. Purpose. To publish recently approved changes to the OPNAV Organization Manual, including: a. Revised organization and charters for the Director of Naval Intelligence (OP-009). b. Revised title and charter for the Director, Naval Medicine (OP-093}. c. Revised title and charter for the Neval Aviation Maintenance Program Division (OP-51), and the Carrier and Air Station Programs Division (OP-55), - Action. Remove pages v through xii, %¢° 9-1 and 00/09-2, 09-1 through 009-23, 09B-1 and 09B-2, 0’. staff-S and 09B Staff- , 0983-1 and 0983-2, 693-1 through 093-7, °~-i and 03-2, 03-25 through 03-30, 04-1 and 04-2, 44-1 ana 44-2, 05-1 and 05-2, 05- 9 and 05-10, 05-13 through 05-18, and 1 -slace with appropriate pages from enclosure {1). tOnOK ce f £ Copy tos: HR. FL Envir (Same as basic directive) 4ssistent Vice Chief cri uv2) Srerations Director of Naval tdwinistration Stocked: CO, NAVPUBFORMCEN 5801 Tabor Ave. Phila., PA 19120 (560)
OPNAVINST S430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1993 TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION x,xi,xii SECTION 00/03: CNO/VCNO OPNAV Organization Chart 00/09-2 Chief of Naval Operations 00/09-3 Vice Chief of Naval Operations 00/09-6 Staff Assistants 00/09 Staff-1 SECTION O08: Office of the Nava) Inspector General Organization Chart 008-2 Naval Inspector General 008-3 Staff Offices 008-6 investigative Division 008-10a Inspections Division 008-1} Evaluation and Follow-up Division 008-12 SECTION 009: Office of the Director of Naval Intelligence Organization Chart 009-2 Director of Naval Intelligence 009-3 Staff Offices 009 Staff~]l Intelligence R&D Division OO9E-1 Intelligence Policy and Estimates Division CO9F-1 Special Projects Division ; C09G~-} Plans, Progrems, and Systems Architecture Division OOSH-1 Security Policy Division OO9P~-1 SECTION O9B: Office of the Assistant Vice Chief of Naval Operaticns/Director of Naval Administration Organization Chart O9B-2 Assistant Vice Chief of Naval Operations/ Director of Naval Administration O9B-3 Staff Offices O9B Staff-1 Naval Records and Information Management Division 09B1-1 Organization and OPNAV Kanpower, Budget and Security Division O9R2-1 Support Services Division 0983-:
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH~10 APR 7  iS83 SECTION 090: Office of the Director of Navy Program Planning Organization Chart 090-2 Director of Navy Program Planning 030-3 Staff Offices 090-6 General Planning and Programming Division GS0-11 Fiscal Management Division 090-14 Systems Analysis Division c90-17 SECTION 09G: Office cf the Chief of Chaplains/ Director cf Religious Ministries Organization Chart C9G-2 Chief of Chaplains/Director of Religious Ministries 09G-3 Staff Offices O9G Staff~l Professional Development and Religious Programs Division 09G1-1 Plans, Policy, Programming, Budget and Accessions Division 09G2-1 Distribution and Placement Division 09G3-1 Ecclesiastical Relations and Recruitment Division 09G4-1 SECTION O9R: Office of the Director of Naval Reserve Organization Chart O9R-2 Director of Naval Reserve O9R-3 Staff Offices O9R Staff-1l Air Reserve Plaus, Policy, and Programs Division OSR1-1 Surface Reserve Plans, Policy, and Programs Division O9R2-1 Financial Management Division OSR3-i1 Reserve Plans and Programs Division O9R4-1 Manpower and Mobilizaticn Planning and Policy Division O9R9-1 SECTION 093: Office of the Director, Naval Medicine Organization Chart 093-2 Director, Naval Medicine 093-3 vi
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OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE DIRECTOR ~ NAVAL INTELLIGENCE 3 | OP-009 OI~HD ver OLS ISNT AV NGG DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE OEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF MAVAL INTELLIGENCE (SECURITY) CINTELLIGENCED (PLANS) oP-0095 op-0098 . aP-009¢ STAFF OFFICES P- GOOA EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT CO9K ASST FOR INTERAGENCY COORD OO9L ASST FOR FOREIGN LIAISON OO9N ASST FOR FINANCIAL AGAT 009Q@ ASST FOR INTELLIGENCE SYS QO9R INTELLIGENCE EVAL GROUP OO9T TECHNICAL OIRECTOR QOO9u INTELLIGENCE PLOT GRGUP OO92 SPECIAL ASST TO THE ONE 2-600 SECURITY POLICY OIVISION INTELLIGENCE RED IVISION ANTELLIGENCE POLICY AND PLANS» PROGRAMS & SYSTEMS SPECIAL PROJECTS OIVISIGN ARCHITECTURE OLVISION ESTIMATES DIVISION op-o09P OP-009€ OP-009F OP -0096 OP-009N DEPUTY DIR ASST FOR SPECIAL oP OP~ OP- ECTOR CO9F1 PLANS AND POLICY aR 00961 SEA NYMPH PROJECT 1 OO9H1 PLANS ANDO SYSTEMS SECURITY PROGRAMS BR PROGRAMS C i‘ ASST FOR ELECTRO- OO9F2 ESTIMATES GR OFFICER ARCHITECTURE OR LASSIFICATION MAMAGE- optics 00962 PROGRAMS BR O09H2 PROGRAMS BR MENT BR ASST FOR TECHNICAL OO9G3 RESOURCES BR OO9H3S CRYPTOLOGY POLICY 00966 SENSORS BR AND DOCTRINE BR LIAISON ASST FOR ACOUSTICS/ ELECTRO-MAGNETICS
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1983 OP-009 DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE Mission: To implement the responsibilities of the Chief of Naval Operations with regard to intelligence, cryptology (less Signals Security), security, counterintelligence (including counterterrorism), law enforcement, and investigative matters; to serve as the principal staff advisor to the Secretary of the Navy and the Chief of Naval Operations in related plans, programming, and policy matters; to represent the Department of the Navy on the National Foreign Intelligence Board and with other agencies in intelligence matters; and to advise and assist officials of the Department of the Nav. in matters of protocol and liaison with foreign officials. Functions: l. Advises and assists the CNO in exercising command responsi-~ bilities over the Naval Intelligence Command, the Naval Security Group Command and the Naval Investigative Service. 2. Formulates policy with regard to law enforcement, counter- intelligence (including counterterrorism), physical security, and investigative matters within the DON. 3. Formulates policy with regard to a multidiscipline security program and acts as the officer primarily responsible to the CNO for the protection ef classified material in the Navy including the disclosure of intelligence information to foreign govern- ments; assists in monitoring security standards for selected special contracts; and provides guidance concerning and monitors the security review of Navy information proposed for public release. 4. Provides intelliqence staff support to the SECNAV, CNO, VCNO, DCNOs, and DMSOs. 5. Participates in the formulation, coordination, and eval- uation of national, joint, and naval intelligence estimates. 6. Formulates policy with regard to the control, protection, dissemination and use of special intelligence and special activities materials within the Department of the Navy. 7. Exercises overall responsibility and authority within the Navy in matters pertaining to intelligence requirements, collection, production, and dissemination; formulates and coordinates related policy, and advises concerning intelligence equipment, doctrine, and techniques. 8. Exercises overall coordination and direction in matters pertaining to undersea warfare intelligence and collaborates 1n 009-3
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-1LO APR > 1997 the conduct of related special programs with the DCNO (Submarine Warfare) (OP-02). 9. Ensures that intelligence and cryptologic requirements of the operational commanders are met and that Navy intelligence and cryptologic systems are compatible with and, as required, integrated into naval command and control architecture. 10. Validates requirements for research, development, test, and evalution (RDT&E) of systems, equipment, and techniques relating to intelligence, cryptclogy, counterintelligence (including counterterrorism), law enforcement, security, and investigations within the Navy, other than those related to command and control information flow and tactical support, which are the validation responsibility of the Director, Command and Control (OP-094). ll. Assumes GPNAV program sponsorship of validated intelligence and cryptologic requirements, including those in the area of responsibility and validated by OP-094, and coordinates and ccllaborates with the Director, RDT&E (OP-098) in ensuring the satisfaction of these requirements. 12. Coordinates program development for various programs of mutual interest with OP-094, the Director, Naval Warfare (OP- 095) and other appropriate offices of the DON and the DOD. 12, Exercises cognizance over Navy portions of the General Defense Intelligence Program (GDIP), the Consolidated Cryptologic Program (CSP), the Tactical Cryptologic Program (TCP), and Program VIII cryptologic training resources; and ensures that the programs under DNI cognizance receive proper ‘visibility and consideration at all levels of program development and review. 14. Provides principal point of contact for liaison with foreign officials accredited to the DON and advises and assists on matters relating to protocol and official foreign visitors. 15. Participates, as representative of the DON, in the deliberations and activities of the National Foreign Intelligence Board; and participates, as appropriate, in other interdepartmental, DOD, and joint service committees. 16. Determines the effectiveness and responsiveness of intelligence, cryptologic, counterintelligence (including counterterrorism), law enforcement, and security activities to meet current, contingency and mobilization requirements of the Navy and collaborates on actions to correct Geficiencies. 17. Collaborates with the Chief of Naval Personnel in estab- lishing training, career development, and maintenance of readiness programs relating to the intelligence, cryptologic, 009-4
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-1O APR 7 1993 counterintelligence (including counterterrorism), law enforce- ment, security, and criminal investigative matters within the Navy. 18. Acts as the primary point of contact with the Defense Intelligence Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of State (Intelligence and Research), the service intelligence agencies and other foreign and domestic agencies, as appropriate, on intelligence, cryptologic, counterintelligence (including counterterrorism), law enforcement, security, and criminal investigative matters; and serves as the Single point of contact within the Navy for coordinating the forwarding of Navy intelligence and cryptologic requirements and for maintaining liaison to ensure their satisfaction. 19. Serves as program sponsor for the Naval Intelligence Processing System. 20. Formulates policy and exercises Management of the Ocean Surveillance Information System (OSIS), coordinates and validates all intelligence requirements for further development of OSIS capabilities; and supports the OPNAV OSIS program sponsor in planning and programming actions to fulfill these requirements. 21. Acts as the Senior Intelligence Officer of the DON. ~-Q-- 009-5
OPNAVINST S430.48A CH-1O APR 7 1993 OP -009B DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE (INTELLIGENCE) Mission: To implement the responsibilities of the Director of Naval Intelligence with regard to intelligence and security of information matters. Functions: 1. Acts aS principal advisor for intelligence collection and production. 2. Acts for DNI to provide intelligence staff support to the SECNAV, CNO, VCNO, DCNOs, and DMSOs. 3. Participates for the DNI in the formulation, coordination, and evaluation of national, joint and naval intelligence estimates. 4. Exercises for the DNI responsibility and authority within the Navy in matters pertaining to intelligence requirements, collection, production, and dissemination; formulates and coordinates related. policy; and advises concerning intelligence equipment, doctrine, and techniques. 5. Exercises overall coordination and direction in matters pertaining to undersea warfare intelligence and collaborates with the DCNO (Submarine Warfare) (OP-02). 6. Coordinates various programs of mutual interest with the Director, Naval Warfare (OP-095) and other appropriate offices of the Department of the Navy and the Department of Defense. 7. Coordinates the intelligence programs of the Navy; and presents and justifies these programs and supporting budgets, as required. 8. Represents the DNI on appropriate national, DOD, and departmental boards, committees, and working groups. 9. Acts as alternate for DNI on matters relating to intelligence policy. --0O-- oP -009C DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE (PLANS) Mission: To implement the responsibilities of the Director of Naval Intelligence in the formulation of plans, programs, and architecture for Naval Intelligence and cryptology (less Signals Security). , 009-6
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-1O APR 7 1983 Functions: 1. ActS aS principal advisor for planning for Naval Intel- ligence and Cryptology. 2. Coordinates efforts of the Naval Intelligence Command and Naval Security Group Command architects. 3. Coordinates with the Director, Command and Control (OP-094) in matters related to intelligence support requirements and applications in Navy Command and Control system planning. 4. Represents the Director of Naval Intelligence on appropriate national, DOD, and departmental boards, committees, and working groups. 5. Performs program consolidation and resource sponsorship for all Navy portions of the General Defense Intelligence Program, the Consolidated Cryptologic Program, the Cryptologic Direct Support Program and Program VIII cryptologic training resources. 6. Coordinates cryptology activities within the Navy. 7. Coordinates the Cryptologic Direct Support Program and the Navy portion of the Consolidated Cryptologic Program; and presents and justifies these programs and Supporting budgets, as required. 8. Advises the Director, Command and Control (OP-094) on Signals Security matters affecting the Naval Security Group Command. 9. Represents the Department of the Navy in and acts on Armed Forces Courier Service matters. 10. Provides advice on the cryptologic implications of international politico-military matters and foreign military assistance; and advises the DNI in matters concerning foreign release of systems, equipment, and information for which the DNI 1S cognizant. --Q-- OP-009D DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE (SECURITY) Mission: To implement the responsibilities of the Director of Naval Intelligence with regard to security, counterintelligence (including counterterrorism), law enforcement and investigative matters. 009-7
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1983 Functions: 1. Acts as principal advisor for matters involving security, law enforcement, counterintelligence (including counter- terrorism), and investigative matters. 2. Serves as Navy program manager for law enforcement, physical security, counterintelligence (including counterterrorism), criminal and security investigations and internal security. 3. Directs a multidiscipline security program, formulates and promulgates policy guidance for the program, and provides for the effectiveness-evaluation of program execution. 4, Coordinates the Department of the Navy programs in areas related to mission and presents and justifies these programs and supporting budgets as required. 5. Represents the DNI on appropriate national, DOD, and departmental boards, committees, and working groups. 6. Serves as the OPNAV focal point and principal point of contact for the Navy Port Security Program. 7. Serves as principal advisor to the DNI and formulates OPNAV policy on matters relating to the physical security of nuclear, sensitive and conventional weapons, ordnance and explosives. 8. Formulates basic policy guidance for Navy physical security programs ashore and afloat, monitors training of security personnel, establishes procedures for implementation and inspection of the programs and provides the Department of the Navy representative to the DOD Physical Security Review Board. 9. Approves, in coordination with the Commandant of the Marine Corps, all security tasks and mobilization requirements for the Marine Corps Security Force barracks and detachments ashore and afloat. 10. Oversees the coordination, monitoring and acquisition of working dogs for the Navy's Military Working Dog Program. 11. Determines training requirements for the Navy's Military Working Dog Program for incorporation into the CNO (OP-01) Total Navy Training Requirements Plan. 12. Assists the Naval Inspector General in the inspection and analysis of law enforcement and physical security program in the fleet and shore establishment. 13. Develops eligibility criteria for personnel in the law enforcement and physical security fields. 009-8
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1993 14. Serves as technical advisor to the Master-at-Arms rating by providing recommendations to the primary advisor concerning technical aspects of the rating, NECs and training requirements, and changes to the rating occupational standards. 15. Develops recommendations for the DNI on approval of security equipment and systems for use and procurement in advance of service approval. 009-9
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-106 APR 7 1993 OP -009K ASSISTANT FOR INTERAGENCY COORDINATION Mission: To advise and assist the Director of Naval Intelligence in carrying out assigned responsibilities for coordination of all matters related to intelligence, sensitive and compartmented programs. Functions: 1. Acts as the single focal point for all interface of agencies of the intelligence community with nonintelligence entities within the Department of the Navy. 2. Assists the DNI in coordination of the intelligence-to- intelligence interface with the intelligence community. 3. Assists the DNI in execution of respons: bilities related to sensitive and compartmented programs and activities, and the associated Navy special contracting and support system. OP-009L ASSISTANT FOR FOREIGN LIAISON Mission: To act as the principal point of contact in the Navy for foreign naval attaches accredited to the Department of the Navy and to advise the Director of Naval Intelligence on matters of protocol, foreign VIP visits and related matters. Functions: l. Acts as the principal point of contact within the Department of the Navy for all foreign attache matters. 2. Maintains liaison with foreign attaches in order to advise and assist them in matters relating to their official duties. 3. Arranges for courtesy calls on U.S. Naval officials by foreign attaches and other foreign dignitaries. 4. Processes and coordinates requests for travel outside the Washington area by U.S.S.R. and Eastern European military personnel. 2. Coordinates with appropriate DOD offices and other governmental agencies on matters pertaining to liaison with foreign attaches. 6. Processes clearance requests for visits of foreign Navy ships to U.S. controlled ports. 009 Staff-l
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1983 7. Processes clearance requests for foreign military aircraft landing at U.S. naval facilities. 8. Provides guidance and assists members of the DON on matters of protocol and naval customs and ceremonies. 9. Participates in the preparation of the list of projected guests of the DNI and the CNO; and carries out all facets of the plans and arrangements for visits to the United States by official foreign guests of the DNI, CNO, SECNAV and, as directed, of higher authority. 10. Prepares special correspondence and courtesy communiques for the SECNAV, CNO, and DNI for foreign national holidays and, when directed, appropriate messages of congratulations or condolences to distinguished foreign officials for all countries. ll. Assists the DNI with arrangements for official social functions involving foreign guests. 12. Acts as primary point of contact in the Navy for liaison with foreign embassies. --Q-- OP -009N ASSISTANT FOR FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT Mission: ‘Yo advise and assist the Director of Naval Intel- ligence on program and budget matters, including those requirements that derive from the special DOD budget reviews of intelligence; and to ensure strict fiscal accountability is maintained. -~-G@-- OP-0090 ASSISTANT FOR INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS Mission: To serve as principal advisor to and to assume. applicable sponsorship and management responsibility of the Director of Naval Intelligence for rleet tactical intelligence processing systems, the Naval Intelligence Processing System (NIPS), Ocean Surveillance Information System (OSIS), all intelligence information systems (IIS) and intelligence communications systems. --0Q-- 009 Staff-2
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1983 OP-009R INTELLIGENCE EVALUATION GROUP Mission: To conduct evaluations of various intelligence programs. OP-009T TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Mission: To provide technical expertise on the development, production, and operation of intelligence collection, processing, analytical and dissemination systems utilized or contemplated by the Director of Naval Intelligence. Functions: 1. Assists the DNI in the planning, management, and R&D of assigned systems. 2. Stays informed on technologies appropos to intelligence application in order to: evaluate current systems and the potential for proposed systems; provide technical advice an4 guidance to division directors; and propose and make recommendations concerning present and proposed technical systems. 3. Monitors R&D, production, test and evaluation work in progress, judging cost-effectiveness, timeliness and technical value. 4. Assists in determining estimated costs of present ani proposed systems in order of priority. 5. Maintains necessary technical liaison with Navy and DOD components, other government agencies, industrial organizations and key scientists. 6. Participates in the formulation of Navy scientific and technical policies as they pertain to intelligence. 7. Ensures liaison between the Naval Intelligence field activities and the senior scientific community of the Chief of Naval Research, and groups such as the JASONs and Defense Science Board. 009 Staff-3
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1983 OP-009U INTELLIGENCE PLOT GROUP Mission: To serve as the Navy Department‘s indications and threat warning element maintaining a continuous Pentagon watch that monitors the entire spectrum of intelligence information; to provide graphic displays, briefings and other current intelligence support for the Secretary of the Navy, the Chief of Naval Operations, their respective staffs and other components of the Department of the Navy; and to conduct active liaison with other similarly tasked elements of the intelligence community. Functions: 1. Maintains a continuous, all-source intelligence watch in direct support of the SECNAV, the CNO, the DNI, the Navy Department Duty Captain and other components of the Department of the Navy. ?. Provides intelligence support to officials of the Department of the Navy through daily intelligence briefings, the weekly Qffice of Naval_tIntelligence Bulletin, monographs of intel- Ligence on crisis situations and other dissemination media. 3. Maintains facilities, communications guard, and support for special purpose plots and displays in association with the Special Projects Division (OP-009G). --0Q0-- OP-0092Z SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE DIRECTOR OF NAVAL INTELLIGENCE Mission: To advise the DNI on policy matters affecting the office of Naval Intelligence mission and its relations with other OSD elements, other agencies of the U.S. Intelligence Community, other governmental agencies and the U.S. Congress. Function: Coordinates all Military Intelligence Board (MIB) and National Foreign Intelligence Board (NFIB) matters, Congressional affairs, GAO ard DAS investigations, Navy participation in the DCI Committee structure and external intelligence policy relations, including OSD and the JCS. ~-oO-- 009 Staff-4
OPNAVINST 5430.4B8A CH-10 APR 7 1983 OP -009E INTELLIGENCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DIVISION Mission: To advise, coordinate, sponsor, and review research and development (R&D) and procurement of sensor systems, subsystems and equipment under the congizance of the Director of Naval Intelligence. Functions: 1. Assists in the identification of requirements for intelligence sensor systems and equipment and coordinates preparation of required documentation to support development. (OPs-O09E1, 009E3, 009E5) 2. Reviews operational intelligence sensor systems and equipment and acts to correct deficiencies. (OPs-009E1, 00953, 009E5) 3. Defines a set of guidelines that can be used to evaluate the expected effectiveness of intelligence systems and equipments. (OP-O0SEB) 4. Evaluates intelligence system and equipment proposals to determine the most effective approach to satisfy intelligence requirements. (OPs-009E1, 009E3, O609ES) 5. Exercises for the DNI the responsibility for development, coordination, and appraisal of selected programs involving intelligence sensors and sensor systems. 6. Sponsors, directs, and monitors system and equipment R&D and procurement. (OPS-CO9E1, OO9E3, O009EF5) 7. Prepares and coordinates requisite resource documentation and justification to support intelligence system R&D and procurement. (OPs-O09E1, 909EF3, O09E5S) : &. Ensures system and equipment interface compatibility; and coordinates between Navy and other services or agencies, Particularly the analysis community, to ensure proper under- standing of system and equipment capability, calibration and Operations. (OPS-O09E1, OO9E3, OO9ES) 9. Coordinates use of intelligence systems and equipments with fleet personnel including provisioning of equipment spares and Maintenance if the equipment is to be used in quantity. (OPs- OO9E1, 009EF3, 009E5) 10. Serves as primary liaison with R&D Plans Division (OP-987) for RDT&E requirements. (OP-009E4) OO9E-1
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1983 ll. Advises the DNI on programs/sensors under his cognizance that relate to programs of mutual interest with the Director, Naval Warfare (OP-095) and other appropriate offices of the DON and the DOD. (OPs-O0O9EB, O0O9E4) 12. Serves as primary office of Naval Intelligence Liaison with the Intelligence R&D Council and R&D organizations of other intelligence agencies; and participates in deliberations and activities of interdepartmental, DOD, and joint service boards and committees on intelligence RDT&E matters. (OP-OO9EB, ON9E4) 13. Serves as the OP-009 focal point for threat support; and provides liaison with NAVMAT and OPNAV offices regarding weapon system acquisition issues. OO09E-2
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1883 OP-OQO9F INTELLIGENCE POLICY AND ESTIMATES DIVISION Mission: To implement the responsibilities of the Director of Naval Intelligence in the formulation of policies pertinent to the management of naval intelligence, the production of finished intelligence and intelligence estimates and the staffing and coordination of naval intelligence actions on interdepartmental,. interagency, joint, national and international boards and committees. Functions: 1. Develops, coordinates and recommends naval intelligence objectives and priorities; and advises concerning program objectives, resource requirements and time-phasing. (OP-009F1) 2. Develops, coordinates, and evaluates Department of the Navy policy with regard to intelligence collection and production. (OP -009F1) 3. Provides policy guidance for naval intelligence actions in support of national intelligence plans and programs. (OP-009F1) 4. Represents the DNI on appropriate National, DOD and departmental boards, committees and working groups. (OP-009F1) 5. Maintains a central point of control for coordination and approval of support to other intelligence agencies and departments. (OP-009F1) 6. Coordinates intelligence production and dissemination policy guidelines. (OP-009F1) 7. Serves as the Foreign Release Officer to coordinate all foreign transfer matters within OP-009. (OP-0O09F1) 8. Reviews matters concerning disclosure of intelligence information to foreign governments and international organizations in accordance with national disclosure policy. (OP-009F 1) 9. Coordinates intelligence assessments relating to the transfer of technology and provides guidance for security classification. (OP-009F1) 10. Acts as the single point of contact within OP-009 for joint, national, and international estimates; and participates, as Girected, in the preparation and the coordination of joint, national, and international estimates. (OP-009F2) 009F-1
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-LO APR? 1983 ll. Provides to SECNAV and OPNAV offices intelligence estimates to political military developments affecting U.S. Navy responsi- bilities abroad. (OP-009F2) 12. Provides analytical support to SECNAV and OPNAV offices on matters relating to threat statements, projections of military capabilities and environmental scenarios, based on agreed departmental, joint, and national intelligence. (OP -069F2) 13. Reviews, as directed, the threat analysis sections cf plans originated by the Navy, unified and specified commands; and provides the point of contact in matters relating to threat analysis. (OP -00 9F 2) 14. Conducts liaison with Naval Intelligence Command field activities concerning preparation and review of threat statements and studies required for weapons system development. (OP -009F2) 15. Establishes procedures and coordinates all JCS action matters within the oftice of Naval Intelligence. (OP-009F1) 16. Coordinates the review of DON and DOD plans and policy statements for intelligence implications and ensures that cognizant elements within the office of Naval Intelligence are informed of major policy decisions and JCS actions. (OP-009F1) 17. Provides the Navy point of contact for policy on exploitation of foreign naval writings; conducts analysis of foreign naval strategy and doctrine to support Navy participation in the preparation of intelligence estimates, to support Navy planning, and to further’ professional knowledge of foreign navies; and maintains the OP-009 collection of foreign writings on naval strategy and doctrine. (OP-009F2) 009F-2
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1993 OP ~009G SPECIAL PROJECTS DIVISION Mission: To coordinate and implement the responsibilities of the Director of Naval Intelligence for special projects. Functions: 1. Acts as principal action office for special projects for which the CNO is designated the Executive Agent. 2. ActS aS program manager and specific point of contact in OP-009 on special project matters. 3. Participates in the pianning, coordination and implemen- tation of special programs relating to intelligence. (OPs- 009G1, 009G2, 009G3) 4. Maintains liaison within the DON, DOD, JCS, and other agencies, as appropriate, to ensure coordination with naval, defense, and national programs and policies. (OPs-009G1, 009G2, 009G3) 5. Assists in developing and evaluating mid- and long-range plans and objectives as they relate to special projects. (OPs- 009G1, 009G2, 009G3) 6. Develops, coordinates, and promulgates guidance relating to the acquisition, production, and dissemination of intelligence relating to special projects. (OP-009G2) 7. Reviews and evaluates the effectiveness of special projects within the DON and collaborates on actions to correct deficiencies. (OPs-009G1, 009G2, 003G3) 8. Develops and administers the Navy budget program element for technical sensors as pertains to special projects. (OPs-009G1, 00963) 9. Participates in the establishment of policy and governing directives for security matters relating to special projects; and exercises approval authority for requests for the establishment of billets and access requirements. (OP -009G2) 10. Tasks, as necessary, for program support relating to special projects. (OPs-009G1, 009G2, 609G3) ll. Coordinates studies and analyses relating to special projects. (OPs-009G1, 009G2, 009G3) 12. Supervises response to emergency situations invoiving special projects as reported by the Intelligence Plot Group (OP-0098). (OP-009G2) --OQO-- 009G-1
OPNAVINST 5430.48A Cti-1u APR 7 1983 OP -~-O009H PLANS, PROGRAMS, AND SYSTEMS ARCHITECTURE DIVISION Mission: To implement the responsibilities of the Director of Naval intelligence for the overall development and coordination of Naval Intelligence and cryptologic plans, programming, and systems architecture, and for all matters relating to ecryptologic activities in the Navy. Functions: l. Serves as central point of contact within OPNAV for overall coordination of naval intelligence and cryptologic plans, programs, and systems architecture. 2. Assists the DDNI (Plans) in the formulation, development and coordination of Navy policy and doctrine in the area of cryptology and special security communications. (OP-009H3) 3. Acts aS executive and advisor for matters concerning program development and planning in the areas of naval intelligence and cryptology, including personne} resource planning and progranming in the areas of cryptologic direct support, training, and Reserve matters. (OP~-009H2) 4. Performs program consolidation and sponsorship for all Navy portions of the General Defense Intelligence Program (GDIP), the Consolidated Cryptologic Program (CCP), the cryptologic Direct Support Frogram (CDSP), and Program VIII cryptologic training resources under OP-009 resource sponsorship. (OP -009H2) 5. Assumes program sponsorship of those intelligence and cryptologic requirements validated by OP-094 which relate to command and control information flow and tactical support. (OP- 009H2) 6. Maintains close liaison with other OPNAY program and budget offices, second echelon commands, other services, defense and national organizations to ensure that the programs under the cognizance of the Division receive proper visibility and consideration at all levels of program and budget review and POM development. (OP -009H2) 7. Performs mid- and long-range planning and systems architecture in the areas of naval intelligence and cryptology. (OP-0095H1)} 8. Provides representation, as directed, to Navy, national and international boards, committees, and groups affecting naval intelligence and cryptology. (OP-009H3) 009H-1
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-19 APR 7 1993 9. Coordinates efforts of the Naval Intelligence Command and Naval Security Group Command mid- and long-range architecture plans to ensure a coordinated approach in the satisfaction of the intelligence and cryptologic requirements of the Navy. (OP- 009H1) 10. Develops and coordinates plans, promulgates guidance and evaluates the effectiveness of intelligence and cryptologic systems under CNO cognizance. (OP-009H1) ll. Reviews programs originated within OP-009 and elsewhere within DOD for consistency with the approved Navy intelligence and cryptologic plans and architecture. (OP~-009H1) 12. Develops short-range plans and techniques for improving intelligence and cryptologic support to the operational commander. (OP-009HL) 13. Serves as point of contact within the office of Naval Intelligence for the coordination, with OP-094, in matters related to intelligence and cryptologic support requirements and applications in Navy Command and Control system planning. (OP- 009H1) 14. Serves as the OPNAV point of contact for matters concerning manpower requirements for fleet and field activities in the areas of cryptologic direct support, training, and Reserve matters. (OP -009H2) 15. Advises on types and levels of cryptologic resources required to implement immediate, mid- and long-range plans. (OP- 009H3) 16. Establishes training and education requirements for Navy cryptologic personnel, including Reserve personnel. (OP-009H2) 17. Acts as OPNAV point of contact and interface with other services, agencies, and departments in the area of cryptology and special security communications. (OP-009H3) 18. Assists elements of the DON on technical and professional matters involving cryptology. (OP-009H3) 19, Develops, reviews, coordinates, and recommends Navy policy and Navy positions on interservice, joint, DOD, and interagency policy concerning cryptology and special security communi-~ cations. (OP-009H3) 20. Reviews service, joint, and combined plans involving cryptology. (OP -009H1) 21. Acts as OPNAV point of contact for Navy Armed Forces Courier Service matters. (OP-009H3)
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1983 OP -009P SECURITY POLICY DIVISION Mission: To serve, under the Director of Naval Intelligence, as the office of cognizance for the overall coordination of multi-discipline security policy for the Department of the Navy. Functions: 1. Supports and assists the DDNI (Security) in the execution of his security responsibilities. 2. Formulates, coordinates, and promulgates DON multi- discipline security policies. 3. Ensures that developed multi-discipline security policies are consistent and compatible with directed guidance from higher national, DOD, and joint authority. 4. Reviews multi-discipline security programming and budgeting matters with other offices and commands to ensure that adequate resource support is provided for proposed and approved programs. 5. Conducts periodic reviews of all new and ongoing security training requirements for personnel and equipment; provides liaison between other OPNAV offices and claimants for all multi- discipline security program training and related manpower matters. 6. Ensures, in coordination with other OPNAV offices, consistency in the development of security policy matters related to operations security, signals security and automated data processing security. 7. Formulates and maintains a current security posture concept which serves as the basic guidance for subsequent threat evaluation and requirements determination. 8. Establishes procedures for implementation and inspection of security programs for the following purposes: a. Conducting, in coordination with other OPNAV offices, deficiency analyses to highlight areas requiring corrective program action. b. Assessing all security program alternatives available to satisfy current and future deficiencies and developing recommended program action consistent with funding constraints. 9. Reviews implementation planning developed by other OPNAV offices and external components for consistency with and responsiveness to multi-discipline security policies. 009P-1
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1993 10. Maintains appropriate liaison with the Intelligence Community Staff, NSA, OSD, DIA, and other military departments, and provides membership to the Director of Central Intelligence Security Committee, subcommittees, and other interagency and interservice panels and working groups as appropriate. ll. Coordinates foreign disclosure and technology transfer matters as follows: a. Monitors DON participation in bilateral and multilateral agreements with foreign governments to ensure conformance with current Navy and national security policies. b. Provides for DON participation in National Disclosure Policy Committee security surveys of foreign government Capabilities to protect U.S. classified information and equipment. c. Provides security positions pertaining to foreign disclosure matters. d. Formulates, promulgates, and monitors security policy with respect to visits by Communist Country Nationals visiting Department of the Navy shore-based facilities located in the United States. 12. Formulates and promulgates, in coordination with program managers, security policies, programs, and procedures for the control, protection, dissemination and use of Navy special or compartmented programs, including selected special contracts. 13. Serves as the Navy point of contact for personnel security policy matters; coordinates the development of policy changes; and represents DNI in the interdepartmental and interagency consideration of such matters. 14, Maintains an information data base for current security classification guidance. 15. Acts for the DNI as the program sponsor for the DOD Anti- compromise Emergency Destruct Program (ACED). 16. Develops recommendations for the DNI on the approval of ACED equipment for use and procurement of in advance of service approval. 17. Discharges the responsibility of the DON in support of national censorship planning. 18. Monitors cases of compromise, possible compromise or loss of classified information within the DON. 009P—2
OPNAVINST 5430.48A CH-10 APR 7 1983 19. Provides security review guidance and monitors the security review o Navy information proposed for public release, includ- ing information being submitted to the Congress. 20, Serves as a single point of contact with OSD on security classification matters. 21. Acts aS sponsor and primary consultant for the civilian security specialist series GS/GM-080. 009P -3