FTDP23-4 
CKXXXia 
FTD 
MISSION 
ORGANIZATION 
KEY  PERSONNEL 
DECEMBER  1986 
WRIGHT-PATTERSON  AFB,  OHIO
This  Mission,  Organization  and  Key  Personnel  pamphlet  provides  an  overview  of  the  FTD 
organization  structure  and  key  members  of  our  staff  who  are  responsible  for  assessing  the  aerospace 
technological  threat  to  the  United  States.  It  also  introduces  the  mission,  products,  and  services  of 
our  Directorates  and  Divisions. 
I  hope  this  information  will  help  you  better  understand  our  important  mission  and  service  to  the 
Air  Force,  Air  Force  Systems  Command,  and  the  intelligence  community. 
GARY  CULP,  Colonel,  USAF 
Commander
TABLE  OF  CONTENTS 
Organization 
Foreign  Technology  Division 
Office  of  the  Commander 
Detached  FTD  Offices 
Directorate  of  Administration  and  Support 
Administration  Division 
Management  Operations  Division 
Logistics  Division 
Technical  Publications  and  Reprographics  Division 
Directorate  of  Information  Services 
Systems  Engineering  Division 
Information  Services  Division 
Operations  Division 
Applications  Software  Division 
Technical  Translation  Division 
Directorate  of  Plans  and  Operations 
Resource  Management  Division 
Operations  Office 
Collection  Management  Division 
Plans  and  Programming  Division 
Foreign  Materiel  Office 
Directorate  of  Systems 
Ballistic  Systems  Division 
Preliminary  Design  Division 
Electronic  Defensive  Systems  Division 
Low  Observable  Office 
Aerodynamic  Systems  Division 
Space  Systems  Division 
Directorate  of  Sensor  Data 
Acquisition  Management  Division 
MASINT  Exploitation  Division 
Imagery  Exploitation  Division 
Signal  Exploitation  Division 
Telemetry  Exploitation  Division 
Directorate  of  Technology  and  Threat 
Command,  Control,  and  Communications  Division 
Threat  Division 
Technology  Division 
Program  Development  Office 
Security  Office 
Special  Security  Management  Division 
Information  Security  Division 
Meteorology 
Office 
Symbol 
Pag 
FTD 
CC 
SU 
DA 
MC 
LG 
FT 
SI 
SIE 
SII 
SIO 
SIR 
SIT 
XO 
XOF 
XOO 
XOQ, 
XOX 
XOM 
SD 
SDB 
SDD 
SDE 
SDL 
SDN 
SDS 
SQ. 
SOA 
SOD 
SQH 
SQS 
SOT 
TQ 
TQC 
TQI 
TQT 
TQX 
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EXPLANATION  OF  USE  AND  FORMAT 
The  Foreign  Technology  Division  Organization, 
Mission,  and  Key  Personnel  pamphlet  is  published  to 
familiarize  you  with  not  only  our  general  mission,  but 
the  product  and  services  we  provide.  The  following 
example  explains  the  functional  diagrams  contained 
in  the  pamphlet. 
OFFICE  TITLE  (SYMBOL) 
Key  Individual 
Building/Room  Telephone  Number 
IV
THE  FOREIGN  TECHNOLOGY  DIVISION 
MISSION 
Acquire,  collect,  analyze,  produce,  and  disseminate  foreign  aerospace  scientific  and 
technical  (S&T)  intelligence.  Conduct  an  integrated  analysis  program  to  meet  the  intelligence 
production  requirements  of  the  USAF  Systems  Command,  the  AF  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff, 
Intelligence,  and  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency.  Provide  finished  S&T  intelligence  to  the 
operational  commands  of  the  USAF  and  JCS. 
Operate  an  S&T  intelligence  data  handling  system  and  collaborate  with  other  organi- 
zations to  improve  the  collection,  acquisition,  and  use  of  foreign  technology  and  technical 
intelligence. 
Develop  and  maintain  the  highest  attainable  level  of  knowledge  concerning  current  and 
projected  foreign  aerospace  technology  trends  and  capabilities.  Determine  their  impact  on 
performance  capabilities,  limitations  and  vulnerabilities  of  current  and  future  foreign  weapon 
systems  and  equipment  to  preclude  technological  surprise  to  the  United  States,  support  US 
research  and  development,  and  respond  to  the  needs  of  operational  forces. 
SPECIAL  ASSISTANT 
FOR  ENLISTED  MATTERS 
COMMANDER 
VICE  COMMANDER 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
HEADQUARTERS 
SQUADRON  SECTION 
SECURITY 
OFFICE 
DIRECTORATE  OF 
ADMINISTRATION 
AND  SUPPORT 
DIRECTORATE  OF 
INFORMATION 
SYSTEMS 
CHIEF  SCIENTIST 
DET30 
CSKdMES 
STAFF 
METEOROLOGIST 
DET22 
AFSAC 
NATIONAL 
CRYPTOLOGICAL 
REP 
DIRECTORATE  OF 
PLANS  AND 
OPERATIONS 
DIRECTORATE  OP 
SYSTEMS 
DIRECTORATE  OF 
SENSOR  DATA 
DIRECTORATE  OF 
TECHNOLOGY 
AND  THREAT 
LIAISON  OFFICES 
NSA 
HQSPACECMD 
HOT  AC 
HQESC 
HQTFWC 
AD(AFSC) 
SD(APSC) 
BMO(AFSC) 
HQ.USAF/INYST
OFFICE  OF  THE  COMMANDER 
FUNCTIONS 
Vice  Commander  (CVj:  Serves  as  principal 
assistant  and  advisor  to  the  Commander  in  the  for- 
mulation of  policies,  plans  and  directives.  Represents 
the  Commander  as  the  organizational  IG;  OPR  for 
Congressional  matters;  Chairperson,  Unit  Advisory 
Council;  and  Senior  Intelligence  Officer. 
Chief  Scientist  (CCN):  Advises  the  Commander 
on  the  scientific  and  technical  efficiency  of  plans  and 
programs.  Administers  the  FTD  Quality  Assurance 
Program.  Represents  the  Commander  on  scientific  and 
technical  boards  and  committees.  Serves  as  the  FTD 
representative  for  Air  Force  Scientific  Advisory  Affairs. 
Executive  Officer  (CCE):  Provides  executive  and 
administrative  support  to  the  Command  elements. 
Plans,  coordinates  and  maintains  staff  control  over 
activities  concerned  with  protocol  and  distinguished 
visitor  arrangements.  Provides  historical  services. 
Monitors  and  schedules  all  FTD  Conference  Rooms. 
Special  Assistant  for  Enlisted  Matters 
(CMS):  Maintains  liaison  between  the  Commander 
and  the  enlisted  force.  Advises  the  Commander  on 
problems,  morale,  and  attitudes.  Monitors  compliance 
with  Air  Force  appearance,  conduct,  and  performance 
standards.  Represents  the  enlisted  force. 
Detachments:  Serve  as  field  extensions  to  HQ 
FTD  in  the  European  and  Pacific  areas  by  acquiring, 
assessing  and  reporting  on  foreign  aerospace  scientific 
and  technical  information  and  providing  liaison 
assistance  and  technical  collection  support  to  the 
USAFE/PACAF  Headquarters,  other  USAF  activities, 
and  other  agencies. 
Liaison  Offices:  Provide  an  interface  between 
their  assigned  major  commands/other  agencies  and 
FTD  by  effecting  a  mutual  exchange  of  the  expertise 
available  at  the  various  locations. 
HQ,  Squadron  Section  (CCQJ:  Maintains 
military  control  over  enlisted  personnel  assigned  or 
attached  to  HQ  FTD.  Advises  on  military  personnel 
problems  and  procedures  of  concern  to  the  Commander 
and  FTD  military  supervisors.  Maintains  an  OJT 
program  as  outlined  in  AFM  50-23. 
COMMANDER  (CC) 
856/C201 
COMMANDER 
Coi  G.  Culp 
76400 
VICE  COMMANDER 
Col  G.  A.  Smith 
73909 
CHIEF  SCIENTIST 
Vacant 
73906 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
Maj  W.  R.  Friese 
73910 
EXECUTIVE  SERVICES 
Ms  L.  E.  Armstrong 
77523 
PROTOCOL  OFFICE 
Miss  B.  J.  Bush 
73005 
HISTORICAL  OFFICE 
Mr.  B.  B.  Stacy 
76487 
SPECIAL  ASSISTANT  FOR  ENLISTED  MATTERS 
CMSgt  J.  Muffins 
72GS6 
HEADQUARTERS  SQUADRON 
COMMANDER 
Capt  W.  Guido 
76551 
FIRST  SERGEANT 
SMSgt  R.  Tool 
76551
DETACHED  FTD  OFFICES 
LIAISON  OFFICERS 
NSA 
Capt  K.  I.  Parker 
AUTOVON  235-8763 
HQ.USAF/INYST 
Capt  \V.  L.  Shelton 
AUTOVON  225-1358 
HQ.SAC 
Capt  H.  Semjonovs 
AUTOVON  271-4574 
US  SPACECOM 
AUTOVON  834-1211 
Capt  J.  B.  Holstun 
ext  3068 
HQTAC 
Lt  Col  B.  A.  Miller 
AUTOVON  574-5303 
HQ.ESC 
Capt  W.  Koozin 
AUTOVON  945-2645 
HQ.TFWC 
Capt  E.  Watkins 
AD  (AFSC) 
Vacant 
SD  (AFSC) 
Capt  G.  Playle 
BMO  (AFSC) 
Capt  A.  D.  Hebb 
DETACHMENT  3 
Commander 
Col  D.  E.  Clark 
DETACHMENT  4 
Commander 
Col  W.  K.  Sung 
AUTOVON  282-3688 
682-5071 
AUTOVON  872-3905 
AUTOVON  833-0135 
AUTOVON  876-4275 
314-339-3628/6229 
315-248-1101 
ext  57209
DIRECTORATE  OF  ADMINISTRATION  AND  SUPPORT  (SU) 
MISSION 
Manages  support  functions,  including  administration,  logistics,  facilities  planning  and 
maintenance,  personnel  resources,  training,  reprographics  and  inspections. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Directs  facilities  planning,   military  construction  and 
modification  programs. 
Manages  the  budget  and  financial  for  support  services. 
Directs  supply,  transportation,  maintenance,  and  safety 
programs. 
Directs  the  reproduction  of  finished  intelligence  products 
and  the  production  of  briefing  products. 
Directs  administration  programs  and  policies. 
Directs  and  manages  the  self-inspection  program  and 
interfaces  with  higher  headquarters  on  inspection  activities. 
Directs  the  Public  Affairs  program. 
DIRECTOR  (SU) 
Col  K.  Gtraghly 
8S6;EI74                                           73618 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
LlColW.  F.  Erhardl,  II! 
856/EI75                                              736IB 
TECHNICAL  DIRECTOR 
Mr.  R.  Plauer 
856/E173A                                        73618 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
Capi  L.  S.  Buerki 
356/E176                                           73618 
PLANS  AND 
PROGRAMS  (SUP) 
Mr.  J.  D  Bowman 
856/EI76                            75182 
PUBLIC  AFT  AIRS  (PA) 
MSgi  J.  R.  Hodgson 
856/El'3                            73618 
ADMINISTRATION 
DIVISION  (DA) 
Maj  J.  A.  Tusinski 
856/E190B                        72917 
MANAGEMENT 
OPERATIONS  DIVISION  (MC) 
Maj  R.  H.  Smilh 
8S6/Ci06                            73621 
LOGISTICS 
DIVISION  (IG) 
Mr.  R.  Mroozzi 
856/W176                           72524 
TECHNICAL  PUBLICATION! 
AND  REPROGRAPHICS 
DIVISION  (FT) 
Maj.  B.  E.  Dm 
856/W118                             77404 
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MANAGEMENT  OPERATIONS  DIVISION  (MC) 
MISSION 
Manages  personnel  resources  and  establishes  policies  and  procedures  for  administering 
FTD's  personnel  resource  programs. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Insures  adequate  personnel  manning  to  meet  mission 
requirements. 
Administer  the  Position  Management  Program. 
Provides  stafT  liaison  with  the  Civilian  Personnel  Office 
of  Aeronautical  Systems  Division  and  provides  staff  advice 
and  guidance  on  civilian  resource  programs,  plans,  and 
procedures. 
Provides  special  stafT  liaison  with  the  Consolidated  Base 
Personnel  Office  of  the  2750th  Air  Base  Wing  and  provides 
staff  advice  and  guidance  on  military  resource  programs, 
plans,  and  procedures. 
Manages  the  awards  and  decorations  program. 
Monitors  the  suggestion  program.  Develops,  maintains, 
and  presents  Newcomers'  and  Family  Orientations. 
Manages  military  and  civilian  education  and  training 
programs  with  the  exception  of  OJT. 
Administers  the  Intelligence  Career  Development 
Program  ;ICDP;  and  Civilian  Executive  Development 
Programs. 
Manages  the  Reserve  Individual  Mobilization 
Augmentee  Program. 
Administers  the  Equal  Employment  Opportunity 
Program. 
Manages  the  Learning  Center. 
Manages  Warrior  Program. 
MANAGEMENT  OPERATIONS 
DIVISION  (MC) 
Maj  R   H.  Smiih 
856/CI06                                              751 16 
CIVILIAN  RESOURCES 
MANAGEMENT  (MCC) 
Mr.  T.  £  Keller 
856/C103A                                           76011 
MILITARY  RESOURCES 
MANAGEMENT  (MCM) 
M«  L.  C.  Vance 
85S,'C!06                                          73621 
TRAINING  PROGRAM 
OFFICE  (MCT) 
Ms  B.  Anderson 
856/CI07A                                           74540
LOGISTICS  DIVISION  (LG) 
MISSION 
Manages  logistics  programs  authorized  under  Host-Tenancy  agreements.  Manages 
FTD  vehicles.  Manages  military  construction  programs  and  minor  construction  programs. 
Monitors  the  use  of  equipment  and  logistical  resources.  Responsible  for  supply  and  equipment 
acquisition,  accountability  and  discipline.  Manages  maintenance  and  repair  of  real  property. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Directs  the  maintenance  and  repair  of  real  property. 
Manages  the  equipment  and  supply  program  to  include 
funding,  acquisition,  receipt  inventory,  disposition  and  stor- 
age, and  disposal. 
Acts  as  liaison  between  FTD  and  WPAFB  Host  services 
for  supply,  maintenance  service,  and  equipment  support. 
Manages  equipment  rental,  maintenance,  and  miscel- 
laneous contract  service?-. 
Manages  custodial  services. 
Provides  transportation  support  for  supplies  and  equip- 
ment (domestic  and  foreign  material). 
Manages  die  safety  and  energy  conservation  programs. 
Provides  classified  material  destruction  and  precious 
metal  recovery  service. 
Provides  emergency  faciliutes  maintenance  and  repair 
services. 
Directs  facilities  planning,  military  construction,  modifi- 
cation programs,  and  equipment  installation. 
Manages  the  budget  and  financial  programs  for  sup- 
plies, equipment,  facilities  modification,  and  facilities 
maintenance. 
LOGISTICS 
ErVTSION(LC) 
72524 
FACILITIES  ENGINEERING 
OFFICE  (LGF) 
Mr.  R.  Mtnozzi 
856/W176 
Mr.  D.  Maiin 
356/WI72C                                          722*1 
OPERATIONS  MAINTENANCE 
HUNCH  (LGM) 
Mr.  R  Young 
856/ W 178                                             74344 
BOTFLY  BRANCH  (LGS) 
Mr.  R.  AJankowiki 
856/ W 177                                         73124
TECHNICAL  PUBLICATIONS  AND  REPROGRAPHICS  DIVISION  (PT) 
MISSION 
Provides  production  support  for  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  publications  and 
other  communication  products. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Provides  art,  editorial,  typographic,  composition  and 
printing  support  for  DIA  tasked  products,  departmental  stud- 
ies, and  Technical  Intelligence  Bulletins. 
Provides  lithographic,  printing,  and  bindery  services  for 
intelligence  and  administrative  reproduction  requirements. 
Provides  micrographic  support  for  technical  translations, 
CIRC,  document  dissemination,  and  file  reduction  programs. 
Monitors  the  budget  for  procurement  and  the  use  of 
office  copiers  and  viewer/printers. 
Provides  administrative  graphic  art  support. 
TECHNICAL  PUBLICATIONS 
AND  REPROGRAPHICS 
DIVISION  (PT) 
Maj  B  E.  I>c 
856.WII8                                             77404 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Mr.  J  B.  Fisher 
856AV1I8                                             77404 
PRODUCTION  SCHEDULING 
Mrs.  J.  A.  Killin 
856/VV1 18                                             77404 
PUBLICATIONS  BRANCH  (PT) 
Mr.  R.  E.  Sicmcr 
856/W115                                             77809 
REPRODUCTION  BRANCH  (DAR) 
Mr.  C.  S.  Gartin 
856/WH4C                                          77761
DIRECTORATE  OF  INFORMATION  SYSTEMS  (SI) 
MISSION 
Provides  data  and  information  processing  to  all  users  in  support  of  mission  accomplish- 
ment. Directs  the  design,  development,  acquisition,  operation  and  maintenance  of  all  data 
and  information  processing  systems. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Develops,  implements  and  operates  translation  services. 
Manages  the  statistical  support  and  administration  of 
external  assistance  contracts. 
Acquires,  operates  and  maintains  automatic  data 
processing  (ADP)  resources. 
Monitors,  controls  and  approves  reports  under  the 
Information  Requirement  Management  Control  Program 
(IRMCO). 
Provides  for  the  design,  development  and  acquisition  of 
computational  and  analytical  services. 
Provides  for  the  acquisition,  dissemination,  storage 
and  retrieval  of  scientific  and  technical  (S&T)  intelligence 
information. 
Directs  planning,  programming,  procurement  and 
maintenance  for  communications-electronics  systems. 
DIRECTOR  (81) 
Co!  K.  J.  Druvs 
828/201  73233 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Li  Col  H.  L.  Clont.li 
828,205  73233 
TECHNICAL  DIRECTOR 
Mr.  C.  A.  Mangio 
828/203A  73538 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICES 
Cap*  K.  T.  Dunsun 
828/203  72502 
CONTRACTS  OFFICE 
Mr.  F.I.  Davii 
828/147  73302 
SYSTEMS  ENGINEERING 
DIVISION  (SIE) 
Li  Col  L.  C.  Loar 
828/292 
74671 
TECHNICAL  TRANSLATION 
DIVISION  (SIT) 
Maj  J.  T.  Strong 
828/188 
74318 
INFORMATION  SERVICES 
DIVISION  (SH) 
Li  Col  M.  Byrne 
856/EI63 
OPERATIONS 
DIVISION  (SIO) 
Mr.  W.  R.  Macr 
828/243 
APPLICATIONS  SOFTWARE 
DIVISION  (SIR) 
Mr.  D  S  Luih 
823/281  73118
SYSTEMS  ENGINEERING  DIVISION  (SIE) 
MISSION 
Proves  the  focus  for  management  of  ADP  planning  and  acquisition.  Projects  need  for 
future  acquisitions  based  on  anticipated  growth  and  usage,  and  interacts  with  users  to 
determine  requirements.  Provides  support  to  Information  Support  Svstem  fISS)  users  by 
managing  ISS  training,  documentation  and  problem  resolution.  Justifies '  new  software 
requirements  and  recommends  procurement  strategies.  Provides  data  base  services  and  serves 
cViata,  ^  Adm,n!Strator  f(jr  all  FTD  corporate  data  bases.  Serves  as  the  focal  point  for 
t  IDs  Information  Requirements  Management  (IRM)  program. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Provides  overall  data  base  system  management  for 
FTD*s  corporate  data  base,  including  requirement  analysis, 
input  capabilities,  product  generation,  and  user  training. 
Manages  the  development  of  information  models  and 
data  base  structures. 
Provides  support  for  general  purpose  program  products 
on  the  Information  Support  System. 
Provides  documentation,  training,  and  consultation  on 
end-user  software  tools,  office  automation  systems,  and  the 
ISS  computing  system. 
Focal  point  for  problem  reporting  and  small  computing 
support. 
Provides  assistance  to  all  users  of  FTD  Intelligent  ter- 
minals and  Office  Automation  terminals. 
Plans,  designs,  develops  and  manages  the  acquisition  and 
implementation  of  data  processing  hardware  and  software  to 
support  all  facets  of  FTD  intelligence  production  activities. 
Directs  feasibility  studies  evaluating  proposed  solutions 
to  meet  defined  requirements. 
Formulates  acquisition  plans  and  design  approaches  for 
implementing  new  systems. 
SYSTEMS  ENGINEERING 
DIVISION  (SIE) 
Li  Col  L.  C.  Loar 
828.292  74671 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Mr.  P  D.  K«-tr 
828/292  74671 
DATA  BASE  MANAGEMENT 
BRANCH  (SED) 
Mr.  D.  R.  Quiglcy 
828/292 
72241 
FUNCTIONAL  SUPPORT 
BRANCH  (SIEF) 
Mr.  V.  A.  Bryam 
828/292 
72575 
PROJECT  MANAGEMENT 
BRANCH  /SIEF) 
Capi  R.  L.  Kump 
828/292 
74758
INFORMATION  SERVICES  DIVISION  (SD) 
MISSION 
Provides  FTD  and  selected  DoD  S&T  activities  with  information  support  to  include  the 
acquisition,  storage,  and  dissemination  of  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  information  and 
products.  Provides  information  research  and  retrieval  services  for  analysts.  Supports  the  DoD 
Central  Information  Reference  and  Control  (CIRC)  S&T  intelligence  data  base.  Manages 
the  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence  Information  Services  Program  (STIISP)  open- 
source  S&T  literature  exploitation  effort  to  include  the  acquisition  of  material  and  its  input 
into  CIRC.  Provides  distribution  of  electrical  messages. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Solicits  and  establishes  standing  intelligence  document 
requirements  for  FTD  and  other  AFSC  divisions. 
Acquires  other  intelligence  and  open-source  materials 
necessary  to  support  specific  analyst  requests. 
Processes  and  disseminates  incoming  intelligence  prod- 
ucts and  provides  for  distribution  of  electrical  messages. 
Prepares  dissemination  lists  for  finished  intelligence 
products. 
Maintains  open-source  and  intelligence  libraries  con- 
taining basic  standard  references,  commonly  used  open- 
source  S&T  Journals  and  other  publications,  finished 
intelligence  documents,  intelligence  messages,  MC  &  G 
products,  and  other  miscellaneous  materials. 
Selects  and  processes  S&T  intelligence  material  into  the 
CIRC  dat  twe 
Exercises  overall  tasking,  provides  selection  criteria,  and 
implements  quality  assurance  procedures  for  external  con- 
tractors acquiring  open-source  S&T  literature  and  processing 
such  literature  for  input  into  CIRC. 
Publishes  guidance  on  CIRC  selection,  input  and 
retrieval  procedures  for  other  CIRC  participants  and  sup- 
porting contractors. 
Constructs,  maintains,  and  disseminates  current  awar- 
ness  profiles  for  FTD  analysts  to  insure  they  are  advised  of  the 
latest  information  in  CIRC  pertaining  to  their  specific  areas 
of  interest. 
Conducts  in-depth  information  research  and  retrieval 
using  CIRC  and  other  data  bases  to  satisfy  specific  areas  of 
interest. 
INFORMATION  SERVICES 
DIVISION  (SH) 
Li  Col  M.  Byrne 
B56/E163  73328 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Dr.  J.  H.  Oilfield 
INFORMATION  RESEARCH 
BRANCH  (SIDt) 
Mr.  T  L  Parry  (Arig, 
856/EI62 
72766 
INPUT  PROCESSING 
■RANCH  (SHP) 
Mr.  P.  R.  Cowgill 
856/EI61 
74469 
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DOCUMENT  SERVICES 
MUNCH  (STO) 
Maj  T.  A.  WhclMonc 
B56/EI48 
72M3
OPERATIONS  DIVISION  (SIO) 
MISSION 
Provides  for  the  installation,  operation  and  maintenance  of  all  general  purpose  computer 
systems  and  for  designated  special  purpose  computer  systems  and  for  the  ADP  Equipment 
Control  Function.  Provides  the  communications-electronics  support  function.  Provides  for  the 
procurement  of  ADP  equipment  software  and  services.  Develops,  installs,  evaluates,  modifies, 
and/or  maintains  operating  system  software.  Provides  expertise  and  consultation  to  all  activ- 
ities which  require  inputs  relating  to  system  software  matters.  Accomplishes  the  maintenance, 
query,  and  dissemination  of  products  of  automated  intelligence  information  systems. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Installs,  supports  and  services  all  operating  systems  soft- 
ware to  include  executive  monitors,  compilers,  assemblers, 
loaders,  and  general  purpose  software  products. 
Provides  recommendations  for  hardware  system  con- 
figurations to  support  user  requirements  and  participates  in 
software  design  reviews. 
Initiates  procurement  action  to  acquire  ADP  Systems 
and  services,  and  maintains  ADPE  inventory. 
Provides  and  consults  for  ADPE  site  planning  and 
provides  for  ADP  equipment  installation,  operation  and 
maintenance. 
Directs  the  planning,  programming,  procurement, 
maintenance  and  security  for  communications-electronics 
systems. 
Conducts  operating  system  tests  and  certifications  for 
ADP  procurements. 
Receives,  prepares,  and  submits  input  data  for  computer 
processing  in  support  of  intelligence  information  handling 
systems  and  data  bases. 
Controls  the  management,  maintenance  and  modifi- 
cation of  intelligence  information  data  bases. 
Manages  retrospective  retrieval  and  query  functions  to 
satisfy  users  of  the  systems. 
Monitors  of  on-line  data  base  systems. 
Manages,  maintains,  and  operates  an  inventory  of 
microfiche  documents  referenced  in  automated  information 
systems. 
Receives,  controls,  and  disseminates  collateral  and  com- 
partmented  computer  data  base  retrieval  products.  Receives 
and  prepares  messages  traffic  for  dispatch. 
COMPUTER  AND 
COMMUNICATIONS  OPERATIONS 
■RANCH  (SIOC) 
Mr.  L.  Lewi» 
828/125 
72359 
OPERATIONS  DIVISION  (SIO) 
Mr.  W.  R.  Mice 
828/243  '2478 
DEPUTY  DIVISION  (MH 
Li  Col  H.  MUltr 
828/243  72478 
OPERATIONS  SUPPORT 
BRANCH  (SIOO) 
828/288 
OPERATING  SYSTEM 
SOFTWARE  BRANCH  (SIOS) 
Mr.  T.  D.  Pening 
828/211 
74757
APPLICATIONS  SOFTWARE  DIVISION  (SIR) 
MISSION 
Provides  for  the  acquisition,  development,  implementation  and  maintenance  of 
application  software  and  techniques  required  to  support  analytic  processes  and  automated 
information  handling  requirements. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Develops,  implements  and  maintains  application  soft- 
ware for  all  organizations  who  need  assbtar.ee. 
Implements,  maintains  and  updates  contractor  supplied 
software. 
Acquires,   implements,   maintains   and   updates   com- 
mercially acquired  data  base  management  systems. 
Converts,  to  the  FTD  computers,  software  received  from 
other  organizations. 
Acquires,  develops,  implements  and  maintains  a  gener- 
alized graphical/plotting  library  for  all  computer  users. 
Provides  consultation  services  in  the  areas  of  mathe- 
matics, data  base  development,  software  development,  etc. 
Assists  in  the  review  of  contract  specifications  which 
involve  software  development. 
Provides  education  and  information  on  the  use  of  appli- 
cations software,  data  base  management  software,  graphics 
library,  mathematical  and  statistical  library,  etc. 
Acquires,  develops,  implements  and  maintains  a  gener- 
alized mathematical  and  statistical  software  library  for  all 
computer  users. 
APPLICATIONS  SOFTWARE 
DIVISION  (SIR) 
Mr.  D.  S.  Lmh 
828/281  73188 
ANALYTIC  SOFTWARE 
BRANCH  (SIRS) 
Mr.  A.  A.  Andenon 
828/281                                                  73188 
INFORMATION  SYSTEMS 
SOFTWARE  BRANCH  (SOU) 
Mr.  W.  B.  Cooke 
828/281                                              73188
TECHNICAL  TRANSLATION  DIVISION  (SIT) 
MISSION 
Accomplishes  the  translation  of  scientific  and  technical  material  in  various  languages 
using  machine  translation  (MT)  systems  and  manual  translation.  Russian-to-English  and 
French-to-English  MT  systems  are  operational,  and  German-to-English  and  Japanese-to- 
English  systems  are  under  development.  Maintains  liaison  with  the  scientific  and  linguistic 
community  in  MT  research  and  development  activities. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Provides  machine  translations  of  Soviet  documents  for 
FTD  and  DoD  requesters. 
Provides  manually  accomplished  translations  of  Russian 
and  other  foreign  language  documents, 
Provides    on-the-spot    oral    translation    for    in-house 
requesters. 
Performs    continuous    evaluation,    lexicography,    and 
system-update  functions  to  support  the  MT  systems. 
Provides  translations  for  inclusion  in  studies,  analysis  and 
estimates  which  are  made  in  response  to  DoD,  DIA,  AF, 
AFSC,  and  FTD  tasks. 
Acts  as  a  clearing  house  for  modifications  to  the  Russian- 
English  system  used  by  other  government  agencies. 
Provides  machine  translation  of  Soviet  Patents  for  entry 
into  CIRC  II. 
TECHNICAL  TRANSLATION 
DIVISION  (SIT) 
Maj.  J.  T.  Strong 
828/188  74318 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Mr.  D.  A.  Bosiad 
856/EI52  76538 
OPERATIONS  BRANCH  (SITO) 
SMSgt  M.  P.  Falco 
828/  \m  74318 
TRANSLATION  BRANCH  (SITR) 
Mr.  J.  A.  Millcr 
856/E1S3  72891
DIRECTORATE  OF  PLANS  AND  OPERATIONS  (XO) 
MISSION 
Directs  FTD  planning,  programming  and  budgeting;  the  management  of  intelligence 
collection  requirements  and  requirements  systems;  the  administration  of  FTD  external 
relationships  to  include  foreign  disclosure  and  detachment/liaison  affairs;  the  management  of 
current  intelligence  and  watch  functions;  and  the  acquisition  testing,  and  exploitation  of 
foreign  material  to  include  exploitation  of  airshows  and  trade  fairs. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Serves  as  the  principal  advisor  to  the  FTD  Commander 
for  matters  relating  to  collection  requirements  and  collection 
systems  plans  and  programs. 
Develops  plans  and  policies  relating  to  FTD  resource 
allocations.  Provides  for  programs,  budgets,  and  financial 
plars,  and  intelligence  prcdurtion  schedules.  Acts  as  a  focal 
point  fur  al)  intelligence  tasking. 
Serves  as  focal  point  ->n  all  foreign  disclosure  related 
matters;  implements  and  administers  FTD  delegated  dis- 
closure authority. 
Directs  th-  FTD  management  analysis  program  and 
maintains  management  information  systems. 
Directs  th-  operation  of  the  Watch  Team  which  serves 
as  the  Coin-nandcr's  representative  during  non-duty  hours, 
and  provides  current  intelligence  support  to  FTD  and  other 
locally  based  military  organizations. 
Proposes,  develops  and  integrates  FTD  goals,  objectives 
and  priorities  into  the  FTD  planning  process  and  produces  all 
FTD  plans. 
Provides  the  interface  between  HQ  FTD  and  the  FTD 
detachments.  Supports  administration  of  FTD  liaison  offices. 
Provides  administrative  staffing,  monitoring  and 
tracking  of  FTD  support  agreements  and  memoranda  of 
understanding. 
Directs  the  management  of  the  programs  exploiting 
foreign  S&T  aerospace  and  electronics  materiel. 
DIRECTOR 
Co!  R.  L.  Abraharraon 
856/E215                                              72802 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Vacant 
856/E215                                          72802 
TECHMCAL  DIRECTOR 
Mr.  C.  A.  Dten 
856/E215                                           72802 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
Cap!  L.  M.  Grant 
656/E215 
72892 
RESOURCE  M 
DIVISIO 
IANAGEMET.T 
N  (XOF) 
PLANS  DTVI 
Mr.  E.  W 
SION  (XOX) 
WooddrK 
OPERATIONS  I 
Mr.  E.  t 
nvmoN  (xoo) 
1.  WUion 
l.i  Gil  J   B  Spark. 
856,E279                                              75311 
8S6;E2I3                                           72563 
856/EI26                                        '42» 
COLLECTION 
DIVISIO MANAGEMENT 
N(XOQ) 
FOREIGN 
OFFICE 
MATERIEL 
(XOM) 
Mr   C    S.  Allgood.Jr. 
L:  Col  L.  G.  Hom 
856,E209                                           76301 
856/E209 
74816
RESOURCE  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION  (XOF) 
MISSION 
Manages  the  FTD  budget,  anf  financial  plans.  Serves  as  senior  FTD  financial  advisor 
and  as  the  single  point  of  contact  for  contracting  and  procurement  requirements.  Administers 
the  tasking  requirements  levied  on  FTD  for  scheduled  and  unscheduled  production  of  S&T 
intelligence,  as  well  as  external  briefings  and  visits  to  FTD  by  individuals  and  groups. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Serves  as  the  focal  point  for  the  receipt,  processing  and 
scheduling  of  all  scheduled  and  unscheduled  tasks  levied  on 
FTD. 
Interfaces  with  external  organizations  on  production 
poiicy/procedures. 
Provides  briefing  coordination  services  for  the  FTD  staff. 
Develops  and  implements  production  process  guidance, 
tracking  and  trend  analysis,  and  administers  S&T  intelligence 
production  schedules. 
Directs  the  FTD  management  analysis  function. 
Serves  as  the  focal  point  for  all  GAO  and  AFAA  inspec- 
tions and  visits. 
Administers,  manages  and  disburses  the  Intelligence 
Contingency  Fund  (ICF). 
Prepares  budget  estimate  inputs. 
System  manager  for  the  FTD  Integrated  Management 
Information  System  (IMICS). 
Manages  the  investment   procurement  program  and 
operations  operating  budget  appropriations. 
RESOURCE  MANAGEMENT 
DIVISION  (XOF) 
Ll  Col  J.  B.  Sparks 
8S6/E279                                           75311 
FINANCIAL  MANAGEMENT 
BRANCH  (XOFF) 
Mr.  W.  M.  Kriic 
856/E20*                                               72347 
PRODUCTION  PROGRAMS 
BRANCH  (XOFP) 
Mr.  E.  j.  Lucia 
B56/E279                                           73076
OPERATIONS  DIVISION  (XOO) 
MISSION 
Provides  time-sensitive  current  intelligence  services  and  activities.  Correlates  and  dissem- 
inates all-source  event-related  data  directly  to  analytical  elements  and  performs  time-sensitive 
notifications.  Publishes  multi-subject  S&T  intelligence  information  of  immediate  and  direct 
interest  to  the  Air  Force.  Provides  current  intelligence  support  to  AFLC  and  ASD.  Manages 
foreign  disclosure  policy  matters  for  FTD  and  provides  support  to  FTD  Detachments  and 
Liaison  Officers. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Publishes  the  FTD  Weekly  Aerospace  Systems  Report. 
Publishes  special  category  aperiodic  S&TI  reports. 
Prepares  and  presents  daily  all-source  current  intelli- 
gence brieGngs  to  the  FTD  Commander  and  staff'. 
Publishes  the  FTD  Monthly  All-Source  Soviet  and  PRC 
Missile  Launch  Data  Reports. 
Reviews  incoming  messages  24  hours  a  day  and  alerts 
recipients  of  time-sensitive  suspenses  and  activities. 
Prepares  and  presents  scheduled  current  intelligence 
briefings  to  Commanders  and  Staff  of  AFLC,  ASD,  AFALC, 
AFIT,  and  DESC.  Also  provides  ad  hoc  SCI  current  intel- 
ligence support. 
Publishes  daily  FTD  Core  Team  Intelligence  Summaries. 
Operates  all-source  DACOM  facsimile  terminal. 
Provides  point-to-point  teletype  communications  with 
NSA,  DEFSMAC,  and  ADCOM/ADIC. 
Serves  as  focal  point  on  all  foreign  disclosure-related 
matters;  implements  and  administers  FTD-delegated  disclo- 
sure authority. 
Provides  the  interface  between  HO_  FTD  and  the  FTD 
Detachments.  Supports  administration  of  FTD  Liaison 
Officers. 
Provides  administrative  staffing,  monitoring  and 
tracking  of  FTD  support  agreements  and  memoranda  of 
understanding. 
OPERATIONS  DIVISION  (XOO) 
Mr.  E.  B.  Wilson 
856/E125                                          74129 
OPERATIONS  BRANCH  (XOOO) 
Mr.  D.  E.  Rchms  (Aetg) 
856/EI27                                           76058 
BRIEFING  BRANCH  (XOOB) 
Capi  G.  S.  Schikora 
656/E128                                          76059 
FOREIGN  DISCLOSURE-EXTERNAL 
AFFAIRS  BRANCH  (XOOF) 
Mr.  R.  O.  Hughn 
8S6/E225A                                        72712
COLLECTION  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION  (XOQJ 
MISSION 
Manages  all-source  collection  requirements,  requirements  systems,  and  selected  Air 
Force  sensor  collection  programs. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Consolidates  and  submits  all  formal  scientific  and  tech- 
nical intelligence  collection  requirements. 
Manages  requirements  systems;  the  focal  point  for  con- 
tact with  national  requirements  systems. 
Represents  FTD  on  national-level  working  groups  and 
subcommittees  as  requirements  interface. 
Recommends  the  deployment  and  operation  of  selected 
sensor  systems. 
Conducts  annual  Intelligence  Community  user  meetings 
and  develops  sensor  plans,  budgets,  and  programs. 
Recommends  new  and  improved  sensor  systems  in 
response  to  validated  intelligence  community  requirements. 
As  executive  agent  for  HQUSAF,  manages  selected  Air 
Force  sensor  collection  programs  and  represents  FTD/AF  as 
technical  sensor  expert. 
COLLECTION  MANAGEMENT 
DIVISION  (XOQJ 
Mr.  C.  N.  Allgood 
S56/E209  76301 
REQUIREMENTS  AND 
EVALUATION  BRANCH  (XOQR) 
Mr.  R.  W.  Cnrwi 
856/E22I                                           73857 
SPECIAL  PROGRAMS  AND 
OPERATIONS  BRANCH  (XOQP) 
Mr.  C.  P  D«ch 
856/E129                                              73844
PLANS  AND  PROGRAMMING  DIVISION  (XOX) 
MISSION 
Serves  as  the  planning  and  resource  programming  advisor,  manager,  and  implementor 
for  FTD.  Proposes,  develops,  and  integrates  FTD  goals,  objectives,  and  priorities  based  on 
the  analysis  of  near-  and  long-term  trends,  the  internal-external  environments  and  imposed 
conditions.  Performs  broad  mission  analysis,  including  consumer  interface,  for  long-range 
resources  and  operations  planning.  Directs  and  manages  the  development  of  FTD  resource 
program  proposals  for  submission  to  higher  headquarters.  Tracks  and  monitors  results  and 
provides  follow-up  action. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Conducts  research  to  surface  issues  impacting  the  FTD 
mission  and  serves  as  the  Commander's  Action  Office  for  the 
resolution  of  issues  validated  as  organizational  concerns. 
Collates  the  organizational  concerns,  integrates  external 
top-down  guidance,  and  produces  the  Corporate  Issue  Pack- 
age, Composite  Planning  Guidance,  Planning  Information 
Memorandums,  the  Corporate  Plan,  and  the  Implementation 
Plan. 
Provides  FTD- wide  interface,  expertise,  and  perspective; 
and  generates  5-year  resource  program  proposals  and 
manages  the  submissions  through  various  decision-making 
channels.  Insures  follow-up  and  effective  results. 
Performs  research  and  analysis  to  develop  strategies  for 
acquiring  the  additional  resources  and  advanced  methodolo- 
gies required  to  cope  with  evolving  and  new  mission  impacts 
and  with  changing  consumer  product  needs. 
Provides  staff  management  follow-up  actions  to  insure 
that  approved  initiatives  are  included  in  the  annual  program- 
ming cycle. 
Provides  executive  secretariat  support  and  administra- 
tion to  the  FTD  Priorities  and  Evaluation  Board  and  to  the 
Executive  Council. 
Providts  an  interface  between  national/departmental 
planners  and  programmers  and  FTD  by  effecting  a  mutual 
exchange  of  the  expertise  at  the  various  levels  of  government. 
PLANS  AND  PROGRAMMING 
DIVISION  (XOX) 
Mr.  E.  W.  WooddtU 
8S6/E213                                        72563 
FLANS  GROUP  (XOX-1) 
Mr.  M.  G.  Paaaniti 
856/E213                                           72563 
PROGRAMMING  GROUP  (XOX-2) 
Mr.  C  T.  Motley 
856,'E?I3                                          72563
FOREIGN  MATERIEL  OFFICE  (XOM) 
MISSION 
Acquires  and  processes  foreign  materiel  for  L'SAF  organizations.  Manages  L'SAF  S&T 
testing  and  exploitation  on  materiel  acquired,  the  Quick  Reaction  Personnel  program,  and 
the  exploitation  of  air  shows  and  trade  fairs. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Develops  and   manages  the  USAF   Foreign   Materiel 
Exploitation  Program. 
Develops    and     publishes    the     USAF    Computerized 
Foreign  Materiel  Listing. 
Reviews,  moniotrs  the  publishing  and  distribution  of  the 
Foreign  Electronic  Tube  Listing. 
Develops  foreign  materiel  acquisition  plans. 
Responsible  for  development  and  procurement  of  foreign 
materiel  exploitation  devices. 
Plans  for,  organizes,  trains  and  conducts  special  quick 
reaction  field  operations  team  activities  for  world-wide  re- 
trieval or  on-site  exploitation  of  foreign  aerospace  materiel. 
Assists  analysts  in  exploiting  foreign  materiel. 
Assembles,  disassembles  and  stores  foreign  equipment. 
Plans  for  and  conducts  collection  actions  to  obtain 
information  on  foreign  materiel. 
FOREIGN  MATERIEL 
OFFICE  (XOM) 
Li  Col  L.  C.  Horn 
856,E235                                        74816 
ACQUISITION  GROUP 
Mr  J  S  King,  Hi 
856/E235                                               74411 
EXPLOITATION  GROUP 
Mr.  K.  F.  Ptarsall 
8J6/E235                                           72959 
OPERATIONS  GROUP 
Mr.  R.  A.  Naill  'Actg) 
169                                                        73994
DIRECTORATE  OF  SYSTEMS  (SD) 
MISSION 
Plans,  directs,  and  manages  the  production  of  S&T  intelligence  on  the  characteristics, 
capabilities,  limitations  and  vulnerabilities  of  foreign  offensive  and  defensive  aerospace 
systems. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Directs  the  S&T  analysis  and  production  of  all  source 
intelligence  on  foreign  weapon  and  space  systems. 
Directs  the  management  of  the  programs  exploiting 
foreign  S&T  aerospace  materiel. 
DIRECTOR 
Col  V  j  Clint 
856.E259                                           72858 
DEPUTY  DIRECTOR 
Li  Col  C  R  Wiiliunj 
856,  £259                                               72858 
TECHNICAL  DIRECTOR 
Mr  T  R.  Ptdikt 
856,E259                                           72858 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
Lt  R.  M.  Keams 
856/E259                                              72858 
RAMJSTIC  SYSTEMS 
DIVISION  (SDB) 
Mr.  W.  A.  Slrwart 
8S6,'E250A                                           74347 
ELECTRONIC  DEFENSIVE 
SYSTEMS  DIVISION  (SDE) 
Col  T.  P.  Fourr 
856/E266                                              74911 
PRELIMINARY  DESIGN 
DIVISION  (SDD) 
Mr.  R.  H  George 
856/E288                                          72651 
AERODYNAMICS  SYSTEMS 
DIVISION  (SON) 
Col  R.  E.  Walsh 
856/E239                                          73155 
SPACE  SYSTEMS 
DIVISION  (SDS) 
Col  S.  M.  Sheldon 
B56/E257                                               74129
BALLISTIC  SYSTEMS  DIVISION  (SDB) 
MISSION 
Flans,  directs  and  controls  the  analysis  and  reporting  of  foreign  ballistic  missile  weapon 
systems. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Provides  systems  analysis  and  finished  intelligence 
describing  the  performance,  threat  characteristics,  and 
operational  effectiveness  of  existing  foreign  ballistic  missiles. 
Analyzes  foreign  rocket  propulsion  programs  from  the 
hardware  development  phase  onward. 
Analyzes  data  relat'ng  to  guidance,  control,  post-boost, 
and  re-entry  subsystems  from  the  hardware  development 
phase  onward.  Generates  mathematical  models  and 
simulations. 
Provides  collection  evaluations  and  guidance  for  data 
sensors  collection  improvement. 
Assists  USAF  and  D1A  in  preparation  of  National 
Intelligence  Estimates. 
Provides  technical  support  to,  and  FTD/L'SAF  repre- 
sentation on,  various  committees  and  groups  to  include 
Strategic  Arms  Reduction  Talks  (START)  and  verification. 
Analyzes  data  and  produces  finished  intelligence  prod- 
ucts relating  to  deployed  foreign  ballistic  missile  facilities, 
facility  vulnerability,  test  ranges,  and  instrumentation. 
BALLISTIC  SYSTEMS 
DIVISION  (SDB) 
Mr.  VV  A  S(ei*an 
856.E250A                                            74347 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Mr.  J    F.  Srtchcll 
856.E205A 
74347 
MISSILE  F 
BRANd 
ACHJTIES 
IfSDBP) 
ROCKET  PI 
BRANC3 tOFULSION 
I  (SDBP) 
Maj  D.  J.  Clow 
Mr.  W.  L.  tpe 
8S6,E247                                               72356 
856/E256                                              72756 
MISS-LEGIT! 
REENTRY  BR 
DANCE  AMD 
ANCH  (SDBG) 
MISSILE 
BRAN  CI SYSTEMS 
*  (SDBS) 
Maj  J.  G.  Moore 
Mr.  R.  P.  Kal« 
|  
856/E248                                           72353 
856/E254                                              72542
PRELIMINARY  DESIGN  DIVISION  (SDD) 
MISSION 
Provides  all-source  technical  intelligence  analysis  to  determine  the  characteristics  of 
foreign  aerospace  vehicles  and  provides  performance  evaluations  for  operational  conditions. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Defines  aerospace  vehicle  characteristics. 
Defines  the  performance  capabilities  and  limitations  of 
aerospace  vehicles. 
Provides  coasultation  on  aerodynamics,  mass  properties 
estimation,  structural  analysis,  design,  performance,  and 
sensor  data  integration. 
Develops  analytical  methods  and  techniques  involving 
computer  applications  of  aerospace  engineering  disciplines. 
Participates  in  foreign  materiel  exploitations. 
Provides  quick-reaction  responses  in  the  areas  of  design 
and  performance  analyses. 
Investigates  the  effects  on  vehicle  assessments  of  various 
sensor  mixes. 
Documents  analyses  in  formal  engineering  reports. 
PRELIMINARY  DESIGN 
DIVISION  (SDD) 
Mr.  R.  H.  George 
B56/E228  72651 
AIRCRAFT  DESIGN 
BRANCH  (SDDN) 
Mr  J  C  Scagbone 
856,E229 
BALLISTIC  AND  STAGE 
DESIGN  BRANCH  (SDDS) 
Mr.  L  J.  Howie 
856/E229  72651 
AERODYNAMIC  MISSILE 
DESIGN  BLANCH  (SDDV) 
Mr.  J  E.  Schmalhofcr 
8S6;E228  72651
ELECTRONIC  DEFENSIVE  SYSTEMS  DIVISION  (SDE) 
MISSION 
Manages  the  FTD  program  for  the  analysis  and  reporting  of  technical  intelligence  related 
to  operational  and  developmental  foreign  electronic  defensive  systems,  including  radar, 
defensive  missile,  couniermeasure  and  electro-optical  systems.  Provides  the  inputs  to  S&  T 
intelligence  data  base  to  support  Air  Force  simulation  validation  and  electronic  warfare 
reprogramming. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Determines  and  reports  the  characteristics  of  aerospace 
and  ground-based  foreign  electronic  countermeasures 
lECMj,  and  electronic  support  measures  ESM)  systems, 
radar  reflective  material  and  dispensers,  and  radar  absorptive 
materials. 
Studies  and  reports  on  foreign  electro-optic  systems 
including  fire  control,  guidance,  and  surveillance;  airborne 
reconnaissance  systems  including  SLAR;  and  low  energy 
laser  systems,  applications,  and  technology.  Maintains  and 
reports  on  foreign  electro-optic  countermeasures  (active  and 
passive)  and  attempts  at  optical  concealment. 
.\Ianages  the  production  and  reporting  of  performance 
and  characteristics  of  foreign  surface-to-air/anti-ballistic 
missile  systems  and  anti-aircaft  artillery  (AAA)  fire  control 
radar  systems. 
Contributes  studies  and  trends  for  the  National  Intel- 
ligence Estimate  'M  IE)  and  Strategic  Arms  Reduction  Talks. 
Manages  the  production  and  reporting  of  intelligence  on 
performance  and  characteristics  of  ground  based  air  defense 
and  anti-ballistic  missile  early  warning  and  acquisition  radar 
systems. 
Provides  technical  guidance  for,  and  technical  assistance 
in  conducting  foreign  material  exploitation  programs. 
Provides  inputs  to  Air  Force  Electronic  Warfare  sim- 
ulation programs  and  to  the  Air  Force  Electronic  Warfare 
Integrated  Reprogramming  program. 
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ELECTRONIC  DEFENSIVE 
SYSTEMS  DIVISION  (SDE) 
Col  T.  O.  FcMlcr 
85£'E266                                           7491 I 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Mr.  J.  P.  Smith 
856,E266                                              74911 
COUNTERMEASURES 
BRANCH  (SDEC) 
Mr.  F.  Nagle 
DEFENSIVE  MISSILES 
BRANCH  (SDED) 
Maj  F.  J.  Swaru 
ELECTRO-OPTICS 
8AANCH  (SDEO) 
Mr.  R.  C.  Frick 
856/E232 
RADAR  BRANCH  (SDFJR) 
Mr.  R.  J.  Wtmer 
856iE253                            74215 
S56yE232 
7344M
LOW  OBSERVABLES  OFFICE  (SDL) 
MISSION 
Determine  and  define  the  threat  to  USAF  programs.  Assess  expected  reactions  to 
developmental  USAF  weapon  systems.  Assess  the  integrated  performance  and  characteristics 
of  foreign  aerodynamic  systems. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Integrates  technical  intelligence  information,  sensor 
data,  telemetry  data,  and  engineering  assessments  into 
foreign  aerodynamic  assessments. 
Provides,  reviews,  and  approves  completed  threat 
analysis. 
Provides  technical  guidance  and  evaluations  of  intel- 
ligence collection  programs. 
Prepares  predicted  signature  characteristics  of  current 
and  developmental  foreign  aerodynamic  systems. 
Analyzes  signature  measurement  capabilities  associated 
with  test  ranges. 
Prepares  intelligence  assessments  for  incorporation  into 
National  Intelligence  Estimates  (NIEs)  and  specialized 
consumer  requirements. 
Assesses  appropriate  aerodynamic  research,  develop- 
ment, and  test  facilities. 
LOW  OBSERVABLES 
OFFICE  (SDL) 
Mr  P.  E.  Lllhrop 
82S/292G 
77847
AERODYNAMIC  SYSTEMS  DIVISION  (SDN) 
MISSION 
Plans,  directs,  and  controls  the  FTD  aerodynamic  weapons  systems  S&T  analysis 
program;  manages  the  production  of  S&T  intelligence  studies,  briefings,  handbooks,  reports, 
and  estimates  of  performance,  characteristics,  capabilities,  limitations,  and  design  of  con- 
struction features  ofcurrent  foreign  aerodynamic  weapon  systems.  Provides  inp.'ts  to  the  S&T 
intelligence  data  base  to  support  Air  Force  simulation  validation  and  electronic  warfare 
reprogramming. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Integrates  technical  intelligence  information,  sensor 
data,  telemetry  data,  and  engineering  assessments  into  air- 
craft, weapons,  missile,  propulsion  and  avionics  assessments. 
Coordinates  and  documents  completed  analysis  by 
means  of  study  contributions,  engineering  data  packages, 
technical  reports,  and  briefings. 
Provides  technical  guidance  for  foreign  materiel 
exploitation  (i  .vlE)  programs. 
Provides  analytical  resources  to  participate  in  world- 
wide FME  opportunities. 
Analyzes  foreign  aerodynamic  propulsion  systems  to 
determine  expected  performance  and  characteristics. 
Establishes  and  maintains  the  current  intelligence  data 
base  on  aircraft  and  aerodynamic  missile  engines,  foreign 
aircraft  avionics  systems  and  subsystems,  and  foreign  aircraft 
and  weapon  subsystems. 
Provides  technical  guidance  and  evaluations  of  intel- 
ligence collection  programs. 
Provides  characteristic  and  performance  inputs  for 
current  threat  modeling  by  R&D  or  ordnance  design  organi- 
zations. 
Prepares  intelligence  assessments  for  incorporation  into 
National  Intelligence  Estimates  (NIEs)  and  Defense  Intel- 
ligence Projections  for  Planning  (DIPPs). 
Analyzes  and  reports  on  aerodynamic  events  associated 
with  R&D  test  ranges. 
AERODYNAMIC  SYSTEMS 
DIVISION  (SDN) 
Col  R.  E.  Walih 
856/E239  73155 
TECHNICAL  DIRECTOR 
Mr.  E.J.  Henderson  fAcig) 
AVIONICS  BRANCH  (SDNA) 
Mr.  R.  E.  Glowacki 
856/E243  '2951 
AERODYNAMIC  PROPULSION 
BRANCH  (SDNP) 
Mr.  R.  Baleni  (Acig) 
8S6/E224 
72549 
FREE  WORLD  AERODYNAMIC 
SYSTEMS  BRANCH  (SDNF) 
Mr.  E.  Miller 
856/EI29 
75033 
AIRCRAFT  SYSTEMS 
BRANCH  (SDNS) 
Mr.  E.  J.  Henderson 
856/E242 
WEAPONS  BRANCH  (SDNW) 
Mr.  J.  E.  Carlo 
856/E244  ?304l
SPACE  SYSTEMS  DIVISION  (SDS) 
MISSION 
Formulates  and  controls  the  analysis  of  foreign  space  systems.  This  scientific  and  tech- 
nical analysis  determines  the  performance  characteristics,  capabilities  and  limitations  of 
the  systems. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Assists  L'SAF  and  DIA  in  preparation  of  National 
Intelligence  Estimates. 
Provides  systems  analysis  and  finished  intelligence 
describing  the  performance  and  operational  effectriveness  of 
existing  foreign  space  systems. 
Provides  technical  support  and  USAF  representation 
on  various  committees  and  groups  including  the  Weapons 
Systems  and  Space  Intelligence  Committee  (WSSIC). 
Provides  collection  requirements  and  processing  of 
intelligence  data. 
SPACE  SYSTEMS 
DVISION  (SDS) 
., 
Col  S.  M  Sheldon 
856.'E:S7 
74129 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Mr.  R.  E.  Rominc 
8S6/E257 
74129 
ST  ACES 
1RANCI 
YSTEMS 
J(SDSS) 
«T ACE  SUBSYSTEMS 
BRANCH  (SDSY) 
Mr.  B  R.  Putnim  iAclgl 
Mr.  D.  A.  Bierlcy 
S56/E258 
74113 
856JE257 
73748
DIRECTORATE  OF  SENSOR  DATA  (SOJ 
MISSION 
Directs  and  manages  the  exploitation  and  reporting  of  sensor-derived  intelligence 
information  for  the  assessment  and  evaluation  of  foreign  weapon  system  capabilities  and 
technological  advances. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Manages  the  acquisition,  processing,  analysis  and  re- 
porting of  sensor  intelligence  data. 
Provides  technical  support  and  guidance  for  the  develop- 
ment and  design  of  new  processing  and  collection  equipment 
and  techniques. 
Maintains  analytical  data  bases  of  derived  intelligence 
information. 
Formulates   programs,    pians,    resource    requirements, 
budgets  and  production  schedules. 
ACQUISITION  MANAGEMENT 
DIVISION  (SQA) 
MajJ.  B.  Scon 
856/W293 
72958 
DIRECTOR 
Col  R.  B  Krhl 
856.W296  76121 
ASSISTANT  DIRECTOR 
Vacant 
856.-W296  76121 
TECHNICAL  DIRECTOR 
Mr.  N.  L.  Karmcle 
856,W236  76121 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
Cap!  D.  S.  Ltdin 
856|\V296  76121 
DATA  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (SQD) 
Col  R.  G.  Fcddn 
856/W233 
SIGNAL  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (SQS) 
Mr.  M.  B.  Baker 
856/WI38 
74384 
IMAGERY  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (SQH) 
Mr.  F.  J.  L'Hommedieu 
829/107C 
TELEMETRY  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (SQH) 
Mr.  J.  R.  Boone 
856/W263
ACQUISITION  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION  (SQA) 
MISSION 
Directs   and   manages   the  acquisition   of  electronic   and    photographic   processing 
equipment  for  the  data  processing  laboratories  of  the  Sensor  Data  Directorate. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Assists  laboratories  in  stating  operational  requirements. 
Translates  requirements  into  acquisition  programs. 
Conducts  feasibility  studies  and  economic  analyses 
to  identify  alternative  solutions  for  satisfying  laboratory 
needs. 
Develops  procurement  documentation  and  monitors 
procurement  process. 
Manages  acquisition  contracts  during  the  period  of 
performance  and  conducts  acceptance  testing  on  delivered 
products. 
ACQUISITION  MANAGEMENT 
DIVISION  (SQA) 
Mij  J.  B.  Scott 
856/W293
DATA  EXPLOITATION  DIVISION  (SOD) 
MISSION 
Serves  as  the  DoD  executive  agent  for  the  processing,  exploitation  and  reporting  of  radar, 
optical,  infrared  and  certain  signal  intelligence  data  collected  by  Air  Force  and  national 
technical  sensors.  These  activities  support  the  national  technical  intelligence  community  and 
in-house  S&T  intelligence  production  elements. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVTOED 
Manages  FTD's  operational  interface  and  provides  feed- 
back and  guidance  to  collection  sites,  systems  and  operating 
agencies. 
Processes,  interprets  and  analyzes  sensor  data  from 
foreign  aerospace  weapon  system  R&D  tests;  reports  on 
derived  metric,  signature  and  other  information. 
Provides  technical  support  and  guidance  for  the  design 
and  operation  of  new  technical  intelligence  collection  systems 
and  the  modification  and  improvement  of  existing  systems. 
Operates  radar,  optical  and  infrared  data  repositories  for 
the  intelligence  community. 
DATA  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (SQD) 
Col  R  C   Ftddn 
856'W233 
RADAR  SIGNAL  ANALYSIS 
BRANCH  (SQDR) 
Mr.  P   I.  Brini 
856/W24I  77279 
FLIGHT  PERFORMANCE 
BRANCH  (SQDF) 
Vacant 
855/W2I5 
72956 
DATA  PROCESSING 
BRANCH  (SQPP) 
Mr.  D.  C.  Aubrl 
856)\V234  7*163 
ELECTRO-OPTIC  AND 
DIRECTED  ENERGY 
BRANCH  (SQDE) 
Mr  J.  L  Morri» 
356/W219  72955
IMAGERY  EXPLOITATION  DIVISION  (SQH) 
MISSION 
Plans  and  directs  the  S&.T  research,  processing  and  analysis  of  multi-sensor  imagery 
pertaining  to  foreign  aerospace  weapon  systems  and  associated  facilities.  Recommends  new 
imagery  collection  methodology  and  supports  collection  efforts  through  training,  evaluation 
and  special  equipment  procurement.  Develops  computerized  photogrammetric,  interpretive 
and  data  base  management  techniques  to  facilitiate  mission  accomplishment. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Prepares  detailed  engineering  drawings,  briefings  and 
photo  analysis  reports  from  imagery  exploitation  and  the 
applicaton  of  intelligence  methods. 
Participates  in  national-level  S&T  working  groups  for 
the  analysis  and  exploitation  of  foreign  aerospace  weapons. 
Operates  a  precision  imagery  processing  laboratory  and 
maintains  an  imagery  data  base. 
Exploits  incoming  multisensor  imagery  for  intelligence  value. 
Conducts  specialized  photographic  intelligence  collec- 
tion indoctrination  courses  for  selected  DoD  personnel. 
Provides  support  to  the  USAF  foreign  materiel  program. 
Monitors  and  evaluates  new  imagery  processing,  manip- 
ulation and  exploitation  equipment  for  value  to  and  use  by 
the  division  and  the  intelligence  community. 
IMAGERY  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (SQH) 
Mr.  F.  J.  L'Hommedieu 
8W/107C  7652* 
IMAGERY  ANALYSIS 
BRANCH  (SftfiA) 
856WI44 
IMAGERY  PROCESSING 
■RANCH  (SQHP) 
Mr.  C  E.  Chapin 
829II07B 
7S789 
IMAGERY  RESEARCH 
■RANCH  (SQHR) 
Mr.  C.  Crouchcr 
856/W159 
73388
SIGNAL  EXPLOITATION  DIVISION  (SQS) 
MISSION 
Manages  the  exploitation  of  foreign  non-communications  signals  (excluding  telemetry). 
Operates  and  maintains  computer  data  bases  of  signal  characteristics.  Develops,  acquires  and 
maintains  signal  processing  techniques  and  equipment. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Acquires,  processes,  analyzes  and  reports  scientific  and 
technical  intelligence  information  on  signals  from  landbases, 
airborne,  and  space  noncommunications  systems  and  subsys- 
tems. Measures  and  interprets  detailed  technical  characteris- 
tics of  signals  from  foreign  radars,  IFF,  navigation  systems 
[ELI NT);  directed  energy  weapons  (LASINT)  and  foreign 
command  systems  (FISINT).  Produces  technical  analysis 
reports. 
Updates  technical  ELINT  parameter  reference  file 
(KILTING)  and  ELINT  Parmeter  List  (EPL) 
Defines  new  digital  and  analog  processing  techniques 
requirements  and  develops  special  purpose  analysis  tech- 
niques. Establishes  technical  requirements  for  new  processing 
equipment. 
Maintains  ELINT  signal  data  bases. 
Maintains  processing  equipment  used  by  SQD,  SQH, 
SQS,  SQT  and  electronic  equipment  used  by  other  FTD 
organizations. 
SIGNAL  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (SQS) 
Mr.  MB.  Barker 
856/W138                                          '371+ 
SIGNAL  ANALYSIS 
BRANCH  (SOSA) 
Mr.  J.  Welz 
856/W136                                             74300 
SIGNAL  OPERATIONS 
BRANCH  <SC$0) 
Mi.  C.  Collier 
856/WI42D                                          74168
TELEMETRY  EXPLOITATION  DIVISION  (SOT) 
MISSION 
Manipulates,  analyzes  and  reports  on  telemetry  and  acoustic  data  from  foreign  aerospace 
systems.  Recommends  telemetry  and  acoustic  data  collection  requirements.  Develops  data 
exploitation  equipment  and  techniques.  Supervises  the  operation  of  a  data  repository  and 
reference  facility. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Analyzes  telemetry  data  to  support  the  production  of 
finished  intelligence  on  foreign  weapon  systems. 
Manipulates  telemetry  signal  information  in  the  varied 
formats  required  for  analysis  of  ballistic  missile,  aerodynamic 
and  space  systems. 
Compiles  and  maintains  a  data  base  of  telemetry  ->*-i 
acoustic  information. 
Initiates  data  requirements  for  new  collection  efforts  and 
provides  techical  guidance  to  improve  existing  telemetry  and 
acoustic  collection  programs. 
Participates  in  national-level  technical  working  groups 
for  the  analysis  and  exploitation  of  foreign  instrumentation 
signals. 
TELEMETRY  EXPLOITATION 
DIVISION  (SQT) 
Mr  J.  R  Boone 
856/W263 
TELEMETRY  ANALYSIS 
RRANCH  (SOJA) 
Mr.  N.  J.  Ut 
856/VV265 
TELEMETRY  OrERATIONS 
RRANCH  (SQTO) 
Mr.  E.  E  Drrkfr 
BS6/W267 
74668 
TELEMETRY  RESEARCH 
RRANCH  (SQTR) 
Mr.  R  Ciganic 
B56/W266 
74668
DIRECTORATE  OF  TECHNOLOGY  AND  THREAT  (TQJ 
MISSION 
Provides  for  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  support  to  L'SAF  operational 
commands,  AFSC  field  commands  and  laboratories,  HQ_  L'SAF  and  DoD  in  following 
areas:  technology  assessments,  future  aerospace  weapons  projections;  command,  control,  and 
communications  studies;  tailored  threat  information  products;  simulator  validation;  and 
electronic  warfare. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Directs  analysis  and  production  of  all-source  intelligence 
on  foreign  technology  development  and  application  over  a 
wide  range  of  disciplines. 
Directs  the  development  and  production  of  long  range 
foreign  aerospace  weapon  systems  forecasts. 
Directs  the  production  and  review  of  all-source  intelli- 
gence products  in  support  of  US  systems  acquisition  and 
development  programs. 
Directs  the  analysis  and  production  of  all-source  intelli- 
gence on  foreign  command,  control,  and  communications 
equipment  and  systems. 
Manages  the  Electronic  Warfare  Support  Program  at 
FTD  to  increase  the  level  of  tailored  S&T  intelligence  support 
to  HQ.  USAF  and  operational  commands. 
Manages  FTD's  threat  support  program  for  the  Strategic 
Defense  Initiative  (SDI).  Chairs  the  FTD  SDI  Planning 
Working  Group  and  the  AFSC  SDI  Thteat  Steering  Group. 
Identifies  customer  requirements,  defines  products  to 
satisfy  requirements  and  develops  structure  to  manage 
product  development  and  delivery. 
Directs  administration  of  electronic  warfare  simulator 
validation  (SIMV'AL)  and  production  of  intelligence  prod- 
ucts to  support  electronic  warfare  integrated  reprogramming 
(EWIR). 
DIRECTOR 
Col  J.  D  Admolfi 
856,E276  72378 
ASSISTANT  DIRECTOR 
Lt  Col  J.  T.  Wood 
856.E276  72378 
TECHNICAL  DIRECTOR 
Dr.  J.  T.  Van  Kurtn 
856/E275  72378 
EXECUTIVE  OFFICER 
dpi  D  B   Bowers 
856/E276  72378 
PLANS  AND  PROGRAM  (TOJ>) 
Mrs.  P  L.  Dunn 
856.E275  77328 
COMMAND,  CONTROL,  AND 
COMMUNICATIONS  DIVISION  (TQC) 
Ll  Col  R.  J.  Carpindla 
856/W244  ?612b 
Zl 
PROGRAM  DEVELOPMENT 
OFFICE  (TQX) 
Mr.  J.  S.  Williams 
856/E119 
THREAT  DIVISION  (TQJ) 
Col  L.  D.  Oppcnnan 
856/E27I  74751 
TECHNOLOGY  DIVISION  (TOT) 
Ll  Col  J.  W.  Holt 
85S/EI14  77071
COMMAND,  CONTROL,  AND  COMMUNICATIONS  DIVISION  (TQC) 
MISSION 
Plans,  directs  and  controls  the  FTD  program  for  the  analysis  and  reporting  of  current 
foreign  command,  control,  and  communications  (C3)  systems.  Develops  estimates  of  capa- 
bilities, limitations,  reliabilities  and  vulnerabilities  of  foreign  C3  systems.  Reviews  and  analyzes 
foreign  C3  foreign  materiel  programs  as  directed. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Produces  AF  and  DoD  directed  C3  S&T  intelligence 
studies  of  the  C  systems  supporting  foreign  missile,  air  and  air 
defense  forces,  Intelligence  and  Warning  systems,  systems  of 
the  Ministeries  of  Defense  and  Communication.  Provides 
C3  data  contributions  to  other  S&T  intelligence  production 
divisions. 
Serves  as  Executive  Agent  for  the  "red"  portion  of  the 
automated  C3  Parametric  Data  Base. 
Produces  C3  Intelligence  Data  Input  Package  (IDIPs). 
Conducts  and  reports  on  exploitation  of  acquired  foreign 
C3  equipment. 
Provides    C3    contributions    to    National    Intelligence 
Estimates  and  threat  packages. 
COMMAND,  CONTROL,  AND 
COMMUNICATIONS  DIVISION  (TQC) 
Li  Co!  R  J.  CarpincUa 
856/W244                                             76!26 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Dr  J.  E.  Dollar 
B56'W2*4 
76126 
COMMAND  a; 
■RANCH 
TO  CONTROL 
(TQCO 
COMMAND  Al 
SUBSYSTEMS  1 
MD  CONTROL 
RANCH  (TQCS) 
TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
SYSTEMS  BRANCH  fTOjCT) 
hi  Co!  L.  C.  Simmons 
Mr  R.  J.  Rudman 
Mr.  F.  E.  Ekhler 
aS6/W242                                          735J9 
856/W243                                             76708 
S56/W243                                         76327
THREAT  DIVISION  (TQI) 
MISSION 
Formulates  directs  and  controls  FTD  Threat  Intelligence  support  to  HQ_  USAF, 
MAJCOMs,  AFSC  and  its  product  divisions  and  loaboratories.  Prepares  and  reviews  tailored 
intelligence  products  in  support  of  joint  and  USAF  system  acquisition  and  development 
programs.  Serves  as  Director  of  Intelligence  to  Commander,  Aeronautical  Systems  Division. 
Also  formulates  procedures  and  controls  the  production  of  S&T  intelligence  related  to  future 
foreign  aerospace  weapon  systems,  including  overall  weapon  systems  pe:formance  effective- 
ness. Provides  all-source  finished,  S&T  intelligence  to  DoD  USAF,  MAJCOMS,  AFSC  and 
its  field  commands  and  laboratories. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Provides  specialized  threat  support  to  HQ.  USAF  and 
HQ.  AFSC.  Reviews  all  USAF  Statements-of-N'eed  (SON) 
for  intelligence  content. 
Provides  all  intelligence  support  to  AFSC  units  at 
Wright-Patterson  AFB  through  collocated  analysts  and 
facilities  in  close  proximity  to  project  offices  and  laboratories. 
Provides  tailored  intelligence  products  and  services  in 
support  of  Joint  Service  and  Air  Force  System  Acquisition 
programs. 
Manages  Air  Force  Electronic  Warfare  Integrated 
Reprogramming  program  for  operational  command  and 
system  development  offices. 
Produces  integrated  System  Threat  Assessment  Reports 
(STARs)  in  support  of  Aeronautical  Systems  Division  devel- 
opment and  acquisition  programs. 
Manages  USAF  Simulator  Validation  program  for  all 
electronic  warfare  and  C3  threat  simulators  in  acquisition. 
Program  Manager  for  Electronic  Warfare  Intelligence 
Support  Program  at  FTD. 
Serves  as  the  single  point  of  contact  within  FTD  for  all 
matters  concerning  the  production  of  assessment  of  future 
weapon  systems  performance  and  effectiveness.  Evaluates 
approved  intelligence  and  integrates  it  into  assessments  of 
combined  forces  capabilities. 
Manages  future  weapon  systems  design  team  efforts. 
Assures  that  all  factors  are  included  in  assessments  of  future 
systems. 
Provides  specialized  support  to  Air  Force  weapon  system 
development  programs  by  developing  integrated  point 
designs  of  future  Soviet  threat  systems  which  constitute  the 
baseline  threat  for  engagement  modeling. 
Reviews  and  evaluates  tasking  requirements  and 
establishes  production  priorities  for  future  aerospace  weapon 
system  intelligence  publications. 
Manages  Intelligence  Data  Input  Package  program  in 
support  of  threat  simulator  development  and  validation. 
INTELLIGENCE  APPLICATIONS 
BRANCH  (TQJA) 
Li  Col  D.  W.  Lind 
16A/13 
54285 
THREAT  DIVISION  (TOJ) 
Cot  L.  D.  Opperman 
856/E27I  74751 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Mr.  J.  R.  Pnfikr 
856/E270  74751 
THREAT  INTEGRATION 
BRANCH  (TQP) 
Li  Col  C  H.  Rtcd 
856/E2S7 
FUTURE  SYSTEMS 
BRANCH  (TQJF) 
Mr.  P.  O.  Davii 
856/E119 
ELECTRONIC  WARFARE 
SUPPORT  BRANCH  (TOJV) 
Li  Col  D.  G.  Erkluon 
823/15!  73255 
OPERATIONS  ANALYSIS 
BRANCH  (TOJO) 
Mr.  W.  D.  Htncgardner 
856/E1I9  73481
TECHNOLOGY  DIVISION  (TQT) 
MISSION 
Plans,  directs,  and  controls  the  Air  Force  program  for  assessing  newly  emergent  foreign 
technical  capabilities  and  technology  transfer  related  to  aerospace  and  electromagnetic 
systems,  including  human  and  physical  resources.  Provides  all-source  finished  S&T  intel- 
ligence to  DoD,  HQ,USAF,  MAJCOMs,  and  AFSC  product  divisions  and  laboratories. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Produces  AF  and  DoD  directed  S&T  intelligence  studies 
and  provides  tailored  support  to  the  intelligence  community 
and  AFSC  product  divisions  and  laboratories. 
Develops  collection  requirements  and  participates  in 
exploitation  programs  to  expand  the  technical  data  base  of 
the  basic  sciences,  aerospace  engineering,  electronic  engineer- 
ing, advanced  weapon  concepts,  and  management  of  R&D. 
Establishes  support  requirements  for  the  data  reduction 
needed  to  generate  credible  technologies  estimates. 
Supports  design  team  efforts  from  the  technologies  stand- 
point to  assure  that  all  factors  are  included  in  future  systems 
estimates. 
Provides  technical  experts  to  serve  as  members  of 
national  intelligence  committees  for  purposes  of  responding  to 
priorities  of  highest  interest. 
TECHNOLOGY  DIVISION  (TOT) 
UColJ.  W  Koll.Jr 
856/EI 14                                           77071 
TECHNICAL  ADVISOR 
Mr.  F.  P.  Van  Dame 
856/EI 14                                              77071 
TECHNOLOGY  APPLICATIONS 
BRANCH  (TQTA) 
Vacant 
856:EI36                                              76716 
DIRECTED  ENERGY 
BRANCH  (TQTD) 
Mr.  B.  A.  Bmlwn 
B56/E155                                           73158 
ADVANCED  SYSTEMS  RESOURCES 
MANAGEMENT  BRANCH  (TQTM) 
Mr.  B.  G   Holder  (Aclg) 
856/EI 32                                              74447 
ADVANCED  RESEARCH 
BRANCH  (TOT*) 
Maj  C.  T.  O'Connor 
856(E133                                           76351
PROGRAM  DEVELOPMENT  OFFICE  (TQX) 
MISSION 
Identifies  requirements,  secures  resources,  and  manages  the  initial  product  deliveries  for 
major  new  acquisition  programs  and  other  initiatives  needing  threat  management  services 
and  tailored  threat  support.  Such  programs  would  be  of  national  prominence  and  similar  in 
nature  to  the  Strategic  Defense  Initiative  and  the  Advanced  Tactical  Fighter  Program. 
Specifically,  the  ofTice  would  initially  address  the  Air  Defense  Initiative,  the  National 
Aerospace  Plane,  Dispersed  Sparse  Array  of  Spacecraft,  High  Power  Microwave  weapons  and 
other  initiatives  from  Project  Forecast  II.  The  office  would  provide  the  foundation  for  and/or 
become  the  DoD,  Air  Force,  or  AFSC  threat  manager  for  candidate  programs. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Directs  identification  of  threat  requirements  for  major 
nev>  acquisition  programs  and  other  initiatives.  Defines/ 
identifies  services  and  products  satisfying  these  requirements. 
Estimates  resources  required  for  products  and  services; 
negotiates  resources  available  within/outside  FTD,  adjusts 
products  to  match  resources. 
Identifies  and  develops  obligation  vehicles  to  provide 
external  support;  establishes  integrated  support/delivery 
schedule;  manages  and  is  responsible  for  initial  product 
deliveries. 
Prepares  turnover  and  transition  plans  for  moving  pro- 
grams to  established  FTD  office. 
Develops  and  executes  management  structure  within 
FTD  to  support  required  product  deliveries. 
PROGRAM  DEVELOPMENT 
OFFICE  (TQJC) 
Mr.  J.  S.  Williairo 
856/EI19 
72691
SECURITY  OFFICE  (SP) 
MISSION 
Serves  as  the  principal  staff  advisor  to  the  Commander  for  all  matters  relating  to 
administrative,  personnel,  physical  and  special  security.  Acts  as  the  Wright-Patterson  AFB 
Special  Security  Office  (SSO).  Responsible  for  initiating  and  implementing  security  policy. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Provides  security  liaison  with  resident  and  external 
contracting  agencies. 
Provides  special  security  support  to  all  units  at  Wright- 
Patterson  AFB. 
Manages  the  FTD  Sensitive  Compartmented   Infor- 
mation (SCI)  Program. 
Serves  as  the  principal  advisor  on  all  security  matters. 
Provides  special  access  program  support 
SECURITY  OFFICE  (SP) 
MajJ  B.  Gaston 
856/EUO                                              72744 
frecuL  SECURITY 
MANAGEMENT  MVKION  (INS) 
Capt  C  F  Johsuon 
856.E103                                       72844 
INFORMATION  SECURITY 
MVUION  (SFI) 
Mr.  D.  L.  Waihburn 
856/EIOS                                          7284S
SPECIAL  SECURITY  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION  (INS) 
MISSION 
Manages  personnel  aspects  of  the  Sensitive  Compartmented  Information  (SCI)  program 
for  assigned  and  attached  units  at  Wright-Patterson  Air  Force  Base.  Serves  as  interface 
between  2046  Communications  Group  and  FTD  for  record  communications  support. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Responsible  for  the  operation  of  the  Consolidated  Special 
Security  Communications  Systems  (DSSCS)  and  General 
Service  (GENSER)  Telecommunication  Center. 
Manages  and  administers  the  SCI  Security  Control  Cen- 
ter. Acts  as  the  exclusive  control  point  for  the  security,  receipt, 
control,  storage,  dissemination  and  dispatch  of  all  hard  copy 
SCI  through  ARFCOS.  Issues  courier  authorizations. 
Manages  the  Personnel  Security  Clearance  Program. 
Initiates  requests  for  investigation,  maintains  and  produces 
access  rosters. 
Manages  and  administers  the  FTD  controlled  area 
badges. 
Manages  and  administers  the  SCI  contractor  release 
program. 
Directs  the  visitor  control  program.  Transmits  and  re- 
ceives SCI  access,  maintains  listing  of  all  visitors  and  provides 
visitor  control  guidance. 
Manages  and  administers  the  SCI  decompartmentation 
and  sanitization  programs. 
Indoctrinates  and  debriefs  personnel  for  SCI  access  and 
other  special  access  programs. 
Manages  the  Industrial  Secuiity  Program,  including  the 
release  of  collateral  classified  information  to  contractors. 
SPECIAL  SECURITY 
MANAGEMENT  DIVISION  (INS) 
Capt  C.  F.  Johnson 
856/ EI 03 
PERSONNEL  SECURITY 
BRANCH  (INSB) 
Ma.  C.  Wcaiherford 
856/E!  13  76791 
SSOCOMM 
MSgl  E.  Mack 
856/E154 
72904 
n 
SECURITY  CONTROL 
BRANCH  (INSS) 
SSgi  M.  V.  Peirilla 
356/EI09 
73019
INFORMATION  SECURITY  DIVISION  (SPI) 
MISSION 
Develops  and  manages  the  information,  computer,  physical,  and  industrial  security 
programs. 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Manages  and  implements  the  Information  Security 
Program  and  the  information  and  physical  security  portions 
of  the  Sensitive  Compartmented  Information  programs. 
Manages  the  Resources  Protection  and  Physical  Security 
Programs.  Directs  the  Personnel  Circulation  Control  and 
Sensitive  Compartmented  Information  Facility  (SCIF)/ 
Non-SCIF  Security  Operations  Programs. 
Prepares  and  maintains  SCIF  preconstruction  and  6nal 
construction  facility  check  lists  for  FTD  and  designated 
contractor  facilities. 
Manages  the  compartmented  and  noncompartmented 
Computer  Security  Proggram. 
Conducts  the  Classification  Management  Program. 
Provides  security  inputs  to  classified  intelligence  operational 
plans  and  to  the  FTD  Supplement  to  the  AFSC  War 
Mobilization  Plan. 
Directs  the  semiannual  security  self-inspection  program 
and  the  SP  annual  information  security  program  review. 
Investigates/reports  security  incidents. 
Administers  the  security  education  program  for  both 
collateral  and  SCI  programs. 
Serves  as  Office  of  Primary  Responsibility  for  Operations 
Security.  Provides  OSI  and  Base  Security  Police  liaison. 
INFORMATION  SECUWTY 
DIVISION  (SPI) 
Mr.  D.  L.  Washburn 
856/E103 
72846
METEOROLOGY  (WE) 
MISSION 
Provides  consultation  and  assistance  in  the  atmospheric  sciences  to  FTD  offices  engaged 
in  foreign  technology 
PRODUCTS  AND  SERVICES  PROVIDED 
Provides  S&T  analysis  and  production  of  source  intel- 
ligence on  foreign  meteorology  capabilities  and  equipment. 
Analyzes  foreign  environmental  research  and  develop- 
ment and  resulting  weather  forecasting  expertise. 
Analyzes  data  and  produces  finished  intelligence  studies 
relating  to  environmental  warfare. 
FTD  STAFF 
METEOROLOGIST  (WE) 
U  Col  R   M   Hcslm 
856,  E 138 
76525