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From:      Commanding  Officer 
To:  Chief   of   Naval   Operations   (OP-09BH) 
Subj:      OPNAV  Report    5750-1 
Ref:        (a)      OPNAVINST  5750. 12C 
(b)      CINCPACFLTINST  5750. 3C 
Encl:      (1)      Fleet   Intelligence  Center   Pacific   Command  History 
1.   As  required  by  references   (a)   and   (b)t   enclosure   (1)   is  forvarded. 
This  report   is  for   calendar   year   1983, 
Copy  to: 
CINCPACFLT 
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FLEET  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER  PACIFIC 
JANUARY  -  DECEMBER  1983  COMMAND  HISTORY.  (U) 
PART  I 
CHRONOLOGY  OF  HIGHLIGHTS  (D) 
(U)  The  following  is  a  brief  chronology  of  significant  events  occurring 
during  calendar  year  1983: 
JANUARY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  on-site  testing  of  four  data  base  management  systems  (DBMS)  in 
conjunction  with  CINCPAC,  IPAC,  VESTCOM,  and  PACAF  in  order  to  select  a  PACOM 
theater  standard  DBMS.   The  DBMS  selected  was  Model  204. 
FEBRUARY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Summary  report  to  CINCPACFLT  of  FY  82  Naval  Reserve  intelligence  production 
contributions  by  FIRSTPAC  units  to  FICPAC. 
MARCH  1983  (U) 
APRIL  1983  (U) 
MAY  1983  (U) 
JUNE  1983  (0) 
(U)  Installed  alcrographic  camera  (Documate  I)  and  duplicator  (0P-47G) 
for  conversion  of  Aperture  Card  (APCARD)  data  bases  to  microfiche. 
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JULY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Navy  Manpower  Mobilization  System  (NAMMOS)  update  and  request  for  new 
and  designated  FICPAC  officer  and  enlisted  mobilization  billets  submitted. 
(U)  Policies  and  procedures  for  the  FICPAC  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program 
(FICPACINST  1001. IB)  rewritten  and  promulgated. 
AUGUST  1983  (U) 
(U)   Installed  Model    204  Data  Base  Management   System  (DBMS)   and  received  on-site 
training. 
SEPTEMBER  1983    (U) 
(U)   Director,    Naval   Reserve   Intelligence   Program  (DNRIP)  visit   21-24  September 
1983. 
(U)   Change  of   Command  and  open  house  for  FICPAC,     '* 
(U)   FY  83  Active  Duty  for  Training  (ACDUTRA)   schedule  completed  with  a  total 
of  237  reserve  personnel  having  completed  ACDUTRA  aboard  FICPAC, 
(U)   Completed  conversion  of  TTM  Aperture  Card  Data  Base  to  Microfiche,   and 
distributed  approximately  188,000  microfiche. 
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OCTOBER  1983  (U) 
NOVEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Summary  of  FY  83  intelligence  production  contributions  by  Fleet  Intelligence 
Rapid  Support  Team  Pacific  (FIRSTPAC)  units  forwarded  to  CINCPACFLT. 
DECEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  the  FY  84  FICPAC/ FIRSTPAC  Production  Coordination  Meeting. 
(U)  Attended  FICPAC/ FIRSTPAC  Annual  Production  Conference,  Naval  Station,  San 
Diego,  CA. 
(U)  Produced  and  distributed  465,959  aperture  cards;  321,523  computer  output 
microfiche  (COM);  270,323  source  document  microfiche,  and  3,288  magnetic 
tapes  during  1983.  \  ■■ 
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FLEET  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER  PACIFIC - 
JANUARY  -  DECEMBER  1983  COMMAND  HISTORY  (U) 
PART  II 
NARRATIVE  (U) 
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(U)  Fleet  Intelligence  Center  Pacific  (FICPAC)  is  a  shore  activity  located 
at  Pearl  Harbor,  Hawaii,  and  under  the  administrative  control  of  Commander 
in  Chief  U.  S.  Pacific  Fleet  (CINCPACFLT).   FICPAC  is  subject  to  the  area 
coordination  authority  of  Commander,  Naval  Base  Pearl  Harbor.  The 
Commanding  Officer  is  Captain  Jeremy  C.  CLARK,  USN. 
(U)  The  mission  of  the  Fleet  Intelligence  Center  PACIFIC,  as  set  forth  in 
CINCPACFLTINST  5450. 1L,  is  to  develop  an  intelligence  processing  and 
production  capability  which  is  immediately  available  to  support  U.  S. 
Naval  Forces  in  the  Pacific  and  Indian  Ocean  areas  assigned  to  USPACOM 
for  defense  responsibility;  to  provide  those  forces  with  the  intelligence 
materials  necessary  to  carry  out  efficiently  their  respective  missions;  to 
maintain  sufficient  qualified  and  trained  intelligence  personnel  for 
assignment  to  peacetime  and  wartime  augmentation  requirements;  to  provide 
direct  support  and  assistance  to  CINCPACFLT  which  will  enable  that  command 
to  fulfill  its  requirements  for  nuclear  weapons  employment  and  planning; 
and  to  perform  such  other  functions  as  may  be  directed  by  CINCPACFLT. 
(0)  The  organizational  and  departmental  structure  of  FICPAC  is  illustrated 
in  the  organizational  charts  in  Appendix  I.   Departmental  functions  and 
accomplishments  are  as  follows: 
(U)  SUPPORT  DEPARTMENT  (1  DEPARTMENT).   The  Support  Department  provides 
services  necessary  for  the  planning  and  coordination  of  all  matters  relating 
to  the  general  administration  for  the  command.  The  department  is 
comprised  of  the  Graphics  Division  (11),  Administrative/Security  Division  (13), 
Supply  Division  (15),  Resources  Management /Budget , Division  (IB),  and  the 
First  Lieutenant/Maintenance  Division  (1C).  ^  - 
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FEBRUARY  1983  (U) 
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MARCH  1983  (U) 
APRIL  1983  (U) 
(U)  Photo  Lab  received  the  following  photograpric  equipment,  MP-4  copy  camera, 
S2.518.00  and  Durst  10x10  enlarger,  $4,000.00. 
MAY  1983  (U) 
JUNE  1983  (U) 
(U)  Photo  lab  received  a  Fodan  Startech  244  processor,  $21,340.00. 
JULY  1983  (U) 
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(U)  Drafting  received  POS-I  color  caaera  for  $5,500.00. 
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SEPTEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Contract,  through  Eastman  Kodak,  was  awarded  to  completely  overhaul  the 
Beacon  Precision  Enlarger  (BPE). 
OCTOBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Photo  Lab  received  the  following  photographic  equipment:  Brown  copy 
camera,  $29,650.00 
NOVEMBER  1983  (D) 
(U)  Photo  Lab  received  the  following  photographic  equipment:   EM-38D  Kodak 
processor . 
DECEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Calendar  Year  Production  for  the  Photo  Lab,  Lithographic  and  Drafting 
Branches  was  as  follows:  • . 
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Activities Suppor ted 
No.  of  Request 
Work Unit 8  Produced 
FICPAC 
1,196 
412,825 
PACFAST 
127 
21,921 
USS  BADQ2R 
2,256 
CINCPACFLT 
640 
PACAVCOM 
FGSIC 
FMPAC 
LANTFAST 
SUBPAC 
USS  TRAUSS 
TOTAL 
1,388 
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DECEMBER  1983  (CONT'D)  (U) 
Lit ho: 
Activities  Supported 
FICPAC 
CINCPACFLT 
PACFAST 
SUBASE 
TOTAL 
No.  of  Request     Work  Units  Produced 
786 
804 
3,282,526 
355,448 
10,500 
264,994 
3,913,468 
Drafting: 
Activities  Supported 
FICPAC 
PACFAST 
CINCPACFLT 
NIS 
DBSPAC 
OTHERS 
TOTAL 
No.  of  Request     Work  Units  Produced 
680 
5,070 
166 
124 
727 
5,428 
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(U)  SPECIAL  SECURITY  OFFICE  (001).   The  SSO  advises  and  assists  che 
Commanding  Officer  of  FICPAC  in  his  responsibilities  pertaining  to  the 
administration  and  control  of  sensitive  compartmented  information  (SCI) 
materials  and  billets.   The  SSO  also  supports  the  Intelligence  Production 
Department  through  the  distribution  and  control  of  SCI  materials  and 
imagery  and  provides  limited  assistance  to  COMSUBPAC  and  major  afloat 
commands. 
The  FICPAC  SSO  currently  controls  over  3000  SCI  documents,  177  active 
SCI  billets,  20  ACDUTRA  billets  (filled  by  180  reservists  over  a  twelve- 
month period),  three  years  of  stored  and  cataloged  overhead  imagery 
(1981-1983),  and  numerous  special  files.  The  SSO  also  has  responsibility 
for  the  security  of  FICPAC s  two  separate  SCIF's  (rooms  lOi  and  101A 
on  the  first  deck,  and  rooms  306  and  312  on  the  third  deck). 
During  1983,  the  SSO  handled  approximately  1,000  outgoing  messages;  shipped 
over  8,000  pounds  of  ARFCOS  material;  and  received,  routed,  and  controlled 
In  excess  of  80,000  messages  and  15,000  pounds  of  ARFCOS  material.   This 
included  over  135,000  frames  of  imagery  in  various  formats. 
(U)  NAVAL  RESERVE  OFFICE  (01R).  The  Reserve  Liaison  Office  is  a  part  of  the 
Executive  Department  of  Fleet  Intelligence  Center  Pacific  (FICPAC),  Pearl 
Harbor,  HI.  The  Reserve  Liaison  Office  manages  and  carries  out  the 
administration  for  the  reserve  program  at  FICPAC,  which  involves  613  reserve 
mobilization  billets  divided  among  14  Fleet  Intelligence  Rapid  Support  Teams 
Pacific  (FIRSTPAC)  units  located  at  7  different  drill  sites  throughout 
the  western  continental  United  States.  This  program  includes  the  annual 
reporting  to  FICPAC  of  250  reservists,  each  for  a  two-week  period  of  Active 
Duty  for  Training  (ACDUTRA).   A  part  of  the  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence 
Program  (NRIP),  FICPAC s  reserve  program  is  the  second  largest  in  the  NRIP. 
Out  of  29  active  duty  intelligence  commands,  having  reserve  intelligence 
units,  only  Fleet  Intelligence  Center  Europe  and  Atlantic  (FICEURLANT) 
at  Norfolk,  Virginia,  has  a  larger  reserve  intelligence  program.  FIRSTPAC s 
involvement  in  FICPAC  production  accounts  for  26. 82  of  the  command's 
total  intelligence  production  manhours. 
JANUARY  1983  (U)  *./ 
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FEBRUARY  1983  (U) 
(U)  FY  83  FICPAC/ FIRSTPAC  Production  Coordination  Meeting  Post  Report 
distributed  to  all  attendees. 
(U)  Summary  report  to  CINCPACFLT  of  FY  82  Naval  Reserve  intelligence 
production  contributions  by  FIRSTPAC  units  to  FICPAC. 
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MARCH  1983  (U) 
(U)  Reviewed  and  updated/Improved  che  current  man-hour  reporting  systems 
for  both  active  duty  and  reserve  FICPAC  personnel. 
APRIL  1983  (U) 
(U)   Comments  concerning  each  FIRSTPAC's   progress   to  appropriate  unit   CO  - 
mid-year  review. 
(U)    Reassignment  of   Fact   Book  Naval   and  Merchant   Marine   Study  due  daces. 
MAY  1983   (U) 
(U)  FY  84/85  Naval  Reserve  Augmentacion  Fleec  support  requirements  ouclined. 
(U)  Reporc/scudy  completed  on  use  of  microcompucers  Co  enhance  Aucomated  Data 
Processing  (ADP)  support  of  production. 
JUNE  1983  (U) 
Conducced  liaison  visic  with  FIRSTPAC  0571  Denver,  CO  and  FIRSTPAC  1489/1689 
NAS  Whidbey  Island,  WA. 
JULY  1983  (U) 
(U)  SII  requirements/DIA  customer  number  requested  for  FIRSTPAC  1070. 
(U)  Navy  Manpower  Mobilization  System  (NAMMOS)  update  and  request  for  many  new 
and  redesignated  FICPAC  officer  and  enlisted  mobilization  billets  submitted. 
(U)  Policies  and  procedures  for  the  FICPAC  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program 
(FICPACINST  1001. IB)  rewritten  and  promulgated.  ■•, 
AUGUST  1983  (U)  * 
(U)  FICPAC/ FIRSTPAC  Information  Manual  -  Change  3  -  SII  Section  promulgated. 
SEPTEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Director,  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program  (DNRIP)  visit  21-24  September 
1983. 
(U)  CINCPACFLT  approval  received  to  conduct  FY  84  FICPAC/FIRSTPAC  Production 
Coordination  Meeting. 
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SEPTEMBER  1983  (CONT'D)  (U) 
(U)  Change  of  Command  and  open  house  for  FICPAC. 
(U)  FY  83  Active  Duty  for  Training  (ACDUTRA)  schedule  completed  with  a  total 
of  237  reserve  personnel  having  completed  ACDUTRA  aboard  FICPAC. 
OCTOBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  End -of -year  evaluation  of  FIRSTPAC  unit  performance  during  FY  83  prepared 
for  each  appropriate  RIAC. 
(U)  Annual  mobilization  readiness/production  accomplishments  ltrs  completed 
for  each  FIRSTPAC. 
NOVEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Summary  of  FY  83  intelligence  production  contributions  to  FICPAC  by  Fleet 
Intelligence  Rapid  Support  Team  Pacific  (FIRSTPAC)  units  forwarded  to  CINCPACFLT. 
(U)  Recognition  of  Achievement  awards  prepared  for  FIRSTPAC  units  0278,  0571, 
and  0794. 
(U)  Reserve  Intelligence  Area  Coordinator/Reserve  Intelligence  Program  Officer 
(RIAC/RIPO)  conference  and  visit  to  NAS  Dallas  completely  by  Reserve  Liaison 
Officer  (RLO). 
DECEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  the  FY  84  FICPAC/ FIRSTPAC  Production  Coordination  Meeting  at  Fleet 
Intelligence  Training  Center  Pacific  (FITCPAC)  in  San  Diego,  CA. 
(U)  Visit  by  CO  and  RLO  to  FITCPAC,  RIAC  Area  Four,  Naval  Post  Graduate  School 
Monterey,  RIPO  Area  2  and  DNRIP  staff. 
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(U)  INTELLIGENCE  PRODUCTION  DEPARTMENT  (2  DEPARTMENT) .-  The  Production 
Department  Includes  Naval  Analysis,  Strike  Warfare  Support,  Amphibious 
Operations  Support,  Current  Intellig-.ee,  and  Unconventional  Warfare 
Support  Divisions  and  a  Collection  Management  Branch.  The  mission  of  the 
Production  Department  is  to  provide  the  broad  range  of  current  intelligence, 
encyclopedic  intelligence  and  intelligence  information  data  bases  required 
to  support  the  United  States  Pacific  Fleet  and  Fleet  Marine  Forces. 
JANUARY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  liaison  with  Fleet  Intelligence  Rapid  Support  Team  Pacific 
(FIRSTPAC)  units  0370,  0470,  and  1070  at  Dallas,  TX. 
(U)  Attended  COMSEVENTHFLT  Intelligence  Production  Support  Conference,  NAS  Cubi 
Point,  RP,  and  visited  USS  BLUE  RIDGE,  Naval  Station  Subic  Bay,  RP. 
FEBRUARY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  liaison  with  FIRSTPAC  unit  0919  at  Los  Alamitos,  CA,  and  FIRSTPAC 
units  0794  and  0894  at  San  Diego,  CA. 
MARCH  1983  (U) 
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(U)  Conducted  liaison  with  FIRSTPAC  unit  1689  at  NAS  Whidbey  Island,  WA,  and 
FIRSTPAC  units  0178  and  0278  at  Twin  Cities,  MN. 
JUNE  1983  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  liaison  with  FIRSTPAC  unit  0919  -  Los  Alamitos 
JULY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  liaison  with  FIRSTPAC  units  0178  and  0278  at  Twin  Cities,  HN. 
AUGUST  1983  (U)  '*,  ' 
(U)   Conducted   liaison  with  FIRSTPAC  units   0794  and  0894  at  San  Diego,   CA. 
(U)   Conducted  liaison  with  Naval   Special  Warfare  Group  ONE  at  Naval  Amphibious 
Base,   Coronado,  CA. 
(U)   Conducted   liaison  with  Fleet  Intelligence  Center  Europe  Atlantic  at 
Norfolk,    VA. 
(U)  Attended   USMC  Mid-80s  Intelligence  Plan  Conference  at  HQ  USMC,   Washington, 
D.C. 
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AUGUST  1983  (CONT'D)  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  liaison  with  FIRSTPAC  units  0794  and  0894  ac  Naval  Station 
San  Diego,  CA. 
SEPTEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Conducted  liaison  with  FIRSTPAC  units  0370  and  0470  at  Dallas,  TX. 
(U)  Attended  Computer  Aided  Tactical  Information  System  (CATIS)  User  Group 
Meeting,  and  IDEX  -  II  Interface  Meeting  at  Thousand  Oaks,  CA. 
(U)  Conducted  liaison  with  FIRSTPAC  unit  0894  at  Naval  Station,  San  Diego,  CA. 
(U)  Conducted  liaison  visit  with  FIRSTPAC  unit  0919  at  Los  Alamitos,  CA. 
OCTOBER  1983  (U) 
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NOVEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Began  relieving  FIRSTPAC  0894  of  current  production  responsibilities.   0894 
will  be  dedicated  to  Naval  Special  Warfare  support  in  future. 
DECEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Attended  FICPAC/ FIRSTPAC  Annual  Production  Conference,  Navil  Station,  San 
Diego,  CA. 
(U)  Attended  CATIS  user  Conference,  Thousand  Oaks,  CA. 
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(U)  INTELLIGENCE  DATA  SYSTEMS  (3  DEPARTMENT)  -  The  Intelligence  Data  Systems 
(IDS)  Department  (1)  reformats  and  disseminates  digitized,  miniaturized, 
and  hardcopy  intelligence  products  to  the  fleet,  (2)  provides  in-house  ADP 
support,  (3)  operates  and  maintains  an  IBM  4341  stand-alone  system  which 
processes  the  Naval  Intelligence  Processing  System  (NIPS)  data  base  and 
various  in-house  files,  (4)  operates  and  maintains  the  PACOM  Remote  Site 
(PRS)  (DEC  PDP-11/70)  which  provides  access  to  Washington-based  data  bases 
(e.g.  DIAOLS,  COINS,  AIRES,  etc.)  as  well  as  on-island  data  bases  (e.g. 
PDSC  data  base  (IPAC),  SPIFIN  (548th  RTG)  etc.)  and  provides  the  capability 
to  send/receive  bulk  data  with  CONUS,  and,  (5)  operates  the  Integrated 
Information  Display  (IID)  comprised  of  a  VAX  11/780  and  a  OIS-140  Word 
Processing  System.   The  IID  provides  support  to  Command  and  Control  in  the 
CINCPACFLT  Command  Center. 
JANUARY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Commenced  24-hours  a  day,  7-days  a  week  operations  in  the  PACOM  Remote 
Site  (PRS)  in  order  to  support  the  Integrated  Information  Dis^*  /  (IID)  system. 
The  IID  provides  support  to  Command  and  Control  in  the  CINCP.  .  .£   Command  Center. 
FEBRUARY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Provided  predeployment  briefing  for  USS  BELLEAU  WOOD. 
(U)  Developed  Personnel  Qualification  Standards  for  Computer  Output  Microfiche 
(COM)  and  Source  Document  Microfiche  (SDM)  branches  in  the  Fleet  Support 
Division. 
MARCH  1983  (U) 
(U)  Commenced  initial  distribution  of  Wrecks  in  the  NIPS  aicrofiche  data  base. 
(U)  Developed  Personnel  Qualification  Standards  (PQS)  for  all  IBM  4341  procedures 
in  the  Intelligence  Data  Handling  System  (IDHS)  Division. 
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APRIL  1983  (CONT'D)  (U) 
(U)  Developed  Personnel  Qualification  Standards  for  PDP  11/70,  VAX  11/780,  and 
Wang  OIS-140  Word  Processing  System  in  the  IDHSC  Division. 
MAY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Provided  predeployment  briefing  for  USS  TARAWA. 
JUNE  1983  (U) 
JULY  1983  (U) 
(U)  Initiated  programs  for  reporting  transaction  histories  and  statistical 
reports  for  AIF  naval  installations  in  support  of  Delegated  Production  Program 
(DPP). 
(U)  Ceased  all  aperture  card  production  in  accordance  with  planned  conversion 
of  Tactical  Target  Materials  (TTM)  and  Amphibious  Intelligence  Studies  (AIS) 
to  Source  Document  Microfiche  (SDM). 
AUGUST  1983  (U) 
(U)  Provided  predeployment  briefing  to  USS  RANGER.  l 
(U)  Installed  Kodel  204  Data  Base  Management  System  (DBMS)  and  received  on-site 
training. 
SEPTEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Provided  predeployment  briefing  for  USS  PELELIU. 
(U)  Completed  conversion  of  TTM  Aperture  Card  Data  Base  to  microfiche,  and 
distributed  approximately  188,000  microfiche. 
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SEPTEMBER  1983  (CONT'D)  (U) 
(U)  Installed  new  3M  721  Laser  Beam  Recorder  for  producclon  of  computer  output 
microfiche  (COM). 
(U)  Systems  programmer  attended  the  Department  of  Defense  Intelligence  Information 
System  (DODIIS)  Technical  Conference  in  San  Diego,  CA. 
OCTOBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  IDS  Department  Head  and  Technical  Director  attended  the  DODIIS  Managers' 
Conference  at  Harpers  Ferry,  WV. 
NOVEMBER  1983  (U) 
DECEMBER  1983  (U) 
(U)  Produced  and  distributed  465,595  aperture  cards;  321,523  computer  output 
microfiche  (COM);  270,323  source  document  microfiche,  and  3,288  magnetic 
capes  during  1983. 
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FLEET  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER  PACIFIC 
JANUARY  -  DECEMBER  1983  COMMAND  HISTORY  (U) 
PART  III 
DISTINGUISHED  VISITORS  (U) 
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(U)  23  February  1983  -  CAPT  RILEY,  CNO,  Ms  Connie  KING,  Mr.  Dennis  HARMAN  - 
Command  Brief,  discuss  budget  matters. 
(U)  01  March  1983  -  DIA  Rep  MAJ  Henry  BRUCKNER,  USAF,  GS14  Brian  P.  MORAN, 
GS14  Ronald  PARNELL,  GS15  David  SANFORD  -  Prepare  FY85-86  Program  and 
Budget. 
(U)  07  March  1983  -  MAJGEN  John  S.  PATTON,  USAFR-R,  Special  Advisor  to  the 
Assistant  Chief  of  Staff  for  Intel  (ACSI),  HQ  USAF  -  visit  CO  and  tour. 
(U)  14  March  1983  -  Dr.  BARTON  (Australia)  visited  CO. 
(U)  15  March  1983  -  COL  DIXON,  staff  USCINCPAC  -  visited  CO. 
(U)  15  March  1983  -  CAPT  BROOKES,  CO  FITCPAC  visited  CO. 
(U)  20  July  1983  -  CAPT  T.  IWASAWA,  CAPT  K.  YOSHIMURA,  CAPT  H.  NAKAMURA, 
JMSDF,  met  with  CO/XO  tour  of  FICPAC. 
(U)  11  August  1983  -  BGEN  Jimmy  C.  PETTYJOHN,  USCINCPAC  J2,  Command  brief  and 
and  tour. 
(U)  24  August  1983  -  CAPT  Robert  T.  TRAFTON,  CO,  LEC,  brief  and  tour. 
(U)  24  August  1983  -  CAPT  John  SCHEFFIELD,  314  AD/IN,  brief  and  tour. 
(U)  25  August  1983  -  COL  Ronald  AVERILL,  Commander,  USAITICPAC,  visit  and  tour. 
(U)  29  August  1983  -  COL  W.  T.  PRICE,  PACAF  -  visit  and  tourV 
(U)  31  August  1983  -  D.  Y.  MARTIN,  Lancing  BLANK,'  DIA,  brief  and  tour.  . 
(U)  01  September  1983  -  CAPT  R.  A.   NOBLE,  Deputy  Director  Intelligence, 
USCINCPAC,  brief  and  tour. 
(U)  13  September  1983  -  MAJGEN  Ja  Woo  LEE,  ROKAF,  COL  Ki  Bong  LEE,  ROKMC, 
visit  and  tour. 
(U)  22  September  1983  -  COMO  Robert  P.  TIERNAN,  DNRIP  visit  and  tour. 
(U)  26  September  1983  -  LTC  Robert  H.  NAYLOR,  Asia  Pacific  Area  Officer, 
Directorate  for  Attaches,  and  Training,  DIA,  visit  and  tour. 
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(U)  21  November  1983  -  Mr.  Anthony  D.  SESOW ,  Civ,  CINCLANTFLT,  Mr.  Theodore  F. 
TEMPEL,  Civ,  AFSSO/RADC/INS,  visited  the  CO. 
(U)  22  November  1983  -  RADM  Sadaomi  SUE,  JMSDF,  Chief  of  Intel  Directorate,  MSO, 
visit  and  tour. 
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FLEET  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER  PACIFIC 
JANUARY  -  DECEMBER  1983  COMMAND  HISTROY  (U) 
PART  IV 
COMMANDING  OFFICERS  PAST  AND  PRESENT  (D) 
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August  1956 
July  1960 
June  1962 
August  1964 
July  1966 
July  1968 
July  1970 
August  1972 
July  1975 
December  1975 
July  1978 
August  1981 
September  1983 
July  1960 
June  1962 
August  1964 
July  1966 
July  1968 
July  1970 
August  1972 
July  1975 
July  1978 
August  1981 
Captain  B.  J.  MOYNAHAN,  U.  S.  Navy 
Captain  L.  T.  MCQUISTON,  U.  S.  Navy 
Captain  T.  T.  GUILLORY,  U.  S.  Navy 
Captain  K.  £.  GULLEDGE,  D.  S.  Navy 
Captain  E.  E.  KERR,  U.  S.  Navy 
Captain  R.  E.  LYTLE,  U.  S.  Naval  Reserve 
Captain  A.  R.  JUSSEL,  U.  S.  Navy 
Captain  L.  E.  CONNELL,  U.  S.  Navy 
December  1975    Captain  J.  N.  FORD,  U.  S.  Navy 
Captain  L.  L.  HERZOG,  0.  S.  Navy 
Captain  D.  L.  FEUERHELM,  U.  S.  Navy 
September  1983   Captain  R.  F.  DiPALMA,  U.  S.  Navy 
Present 
Captain  J.  C.  CLARK,  U.  S.  Navy 
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JANUARY  -  DECEMBER  1983  COMMAND  HISTORY  (U) 
PART  V 
APPENDICES  (U) 
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I.   (U)  FICPAC  Organizational  and  Departmental  Structure  Charts. 
II.   (U)  FICPAC  Officer,  Enlisted  and  Civilian  Roster. 
III.   (U)  GLOSSARY 
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GLOSSARY  (U) 
AIF/FAIF  -  Automated  Installation  Intelligence  File 
AIRES  -  Advanced  Imagery  Requirements  and  Exploitation  System 
APCARD  -  Aperture  Card 
ASP  -  Amphibious  Support  Product 
ATTG  -  Automated  Tactical  Target  Graphic 
CANS  -  Coastal  Air  Navigation  Supplement 
CLB  -  Coastal  and  Landing  Beach 
CNSWG-I  -  Commander  Naval  Special  Warfare  Group  -  ONE 
C3CM  -  Command,  Control  and  Communications  Counter  Measures 
DIPS  -  Defense  Intelligence  Production  Schedule  Digital  Imagery  Processing 
System 
DSIIB  -  Direct  Support  Imagery  Interpretation  Brief 
FISCWPAC  -  Fleet  Intelligence  Support  Center,  Western  Pacific 
FIRSTPAC  -  Fleet  Intelligence  Rapid  Support  Team  Pacific 
FIST  -  Fleet  Imagery  Support  Terminal 
GENSER  -  General  Service 
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HLA  -  Helicopter  Landing  Area  *,  * 
IDP  -  Intelligence  Data  Processing 
ISSO  -  Information  System  Security 
JMEM-A/S  -  Joint  Munitions  Effectiveness  Manual 
JTCG/ME  -  Joint  Technical  Coordinating  Group  (for  Munitions  Effectiveness) 
MVS  -  IBM  Operation  System 
NIPR  -  Naval  Intelligence  Products  Register 
NIPS  -  Naval  Intelligence  Processing  System 
NKTTL  -  North  Korean  Tactical  Target  List 
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NOB  -  Naval  Order  of  Battle 
NRIP  -  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program 
NSW  -  Naval  Special  Warfare 
NSWU-1  -  Naval  Special  Warfare  Unit  -1 
OPLAN  ATTG  -  Operations  Plan  -  Automated  Tactical  Target  Graphic 
OS/MVS  -  IBM  Operating  System 
OS/MVT  -  IBM  Operating  System 
PACAF  -  Pacific  Air  Forces 
PACOM  TAG  -  Pacific  Command  Target  Actions  Group 
PRS  -  PACOM  Remote  Site 
PRT  -  NIPS  Port  Record  Type 
RDJTF  -  Rapid  Deployment  Joint  Task  Force 
RIMPAC  -  US  Naval  Exercise 
RTG/PIC  -  Reconnaissance  Technical  Group/Photographic  Intelligence  Center 
SDM  -  Source  Document  Microfiche 
TARPS  -  Tactical  Air  Reconnaissance  POD 
TTM  -  Tactical  Target  Materials 
URB  -  Urban  ., 
USPACOM  -  United  States  Pacific  Command  *■. ' 
VM  -  Vietnam  '  '  '  "   - 
I  MAW  -  First  Marine  Airwing 
III  MAF  -  Third  Marine  Amphibious  Force 
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