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From:   Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
To:     Director  of  Naval  History  (OP-09BH),  Washington  Navy  Yard, 
Washington,  DC  20374 
Subj:   Command  History  for  CY  1983  (OPNAV  Report  5750-1) 
Ref:    (a)  OPNAVINST  5750. 12C 
End:   (1)  NAVIKTCOM  Command  History  CY  1983 
(2)  Navy   and   Marine   Corps   Intelligence   Training   Center 
(NMITC) 
1.   In  accordance  with  reference  (a),  enclosures  (1)  and  (2)  are 
fo  rwarded . 
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NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  COMMAND 
COMMAND  HISTORY 
CY  19  8  3 
JAN  - 
DEC  8  3 
1  JAN  83: 
1  JAN  83: 
1  JAN  8  3  : 
3  JAN  83: 
3  JAN  83: 
3  JAN  83: 
10  JAN  - 
21  JAN  83: 
2  4  JAN  83: 
(U)  In  conjunction  with  the  Naval  Attache  Interview 
Program,  senior  naval  officers  and  their  wives 
were  brought  TAD  to  Washington  to  be  interviewed 
for  positions  in  the  following  countries:   Israel, 
Netherlands,  Poland,  Brazil,  South  Africa,  Spain, 
Phillipines,  Egypt,  Portugal,  Colunbia,  Sri  Lanka, 
Sweden,  Belgium,  Italy  and  Germany. 
(U)  Assumed  management  and  support  responsibilities 
from  Army  for  SPINTCOMM  operations  at  JLD  Naples. 
This  SPINTCOMM  Center  supports  CINCUSNAVEUR  at  Nap- 
les and  CINCSOUTH. 
(U)  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program  (NRIP)  unit 
for  COMUSFORCARIB  was  established. 
(U)  NAVINTCOM  ADP  Acquisition  Advisory  Program 
established  to  provide  NIC  activities  with  pertinent 
and  up-to-date  information  on  ADP  acquisition 
policy  changes  which  affect  Naval  Intelligence 
System  developments  and  acquisitions. 
(U)  Mr  D.P.  Harman  replaced  CAPT  Marshall  as  Assist- 
ant Commander  for  Financial  Management /Comptroller 
(NIC-02). 
(U)  The  NICKEL  (Five-Year  planning)  Team  was  incor- 
porated into  NIC-02. 
(U)  The  Internal  Review  Division  (NIC-23)  became 
operational. 
(U)  Coordinated  and  monitored  the  OP-009  "Command" 
Inspection  of  the  Naval  Investigative  Service. 
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7  FEB  83 
7  FEB  83 
15  FEB  83 
15  FEB  83: 
20  FEB  83: 
23  FEB  83: 
2  5  FEB  83: 
25  FEB  83: 
1  MAR  83: 
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MAR  83: 
(U)  Implemented  NAVINTCOM  Upward  Mobility  Program 
(U)  Black  History  Program  -  CDR  William  L.  Lupton, 
US  N  was  the  guest  speaker. 
(U)  Sponsored  Black  History  Month  Luncheon.   Guest 
Speaker  was  Mr.  Paul  Berry,  "Seven  on  your  Side." 
(U)  Advised  component  commands  of  schedule  for  the 
General  Defense  Intelligence  Proposed  Program 
(GDIPP)  for  FY  1985-89.   For  the  first  time,  the 
NAVINTCOM  GDIPP  would  be  based  on  a  command  Five 
Year  Plan,  and  the  program  proposal  was  to  be 
developed  by  NIC-02  analysts  working  on  site  with 
counterparts  at  component  commands.   This  approach 
was  partially  successful.   Many  GDIPP  formats, 
however,  contained  information  not  included  in  the 
Five  Year  Plan,  and  these  had  to  be  originated  by 
the  components. 
(U)  The  Duet  Program  to  design  an  automated  tracker 
correlator  which  identifies  and  links  ELINT  contract 
reports  was  started.   The  technical  portion  of  the 
functional  description  and  operational  needs  were 
completed  . 
(U)  NIC-23  developed  command  internal  review  plan; 
helped  headquarters  and  component  command  management 
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4  MAR  83: 
9  MAR  83: 
16  MA  R  8  3 
17  MAR  83: 
2  3  MAR  83: 
personnel  to  comply  with  Office  of  Management  and 
Budget  mandated  internal  control  review  and  certi- 
fication program;  prepared  and  coordinated  NAVINTCOM 
Instruction  7510.3,  "NAVINTCOM  Internal  Review 
Policy,"  which  was  published  on  21  Apr  83;  revised 
NAVINTCOM  Instruction  S7000.2,  "Procedures  Governing 
Use  of  Emergency  and  Extraordinary  Expense  (E&EE) 
Funds  for  Intelligence  Purposes,"  which  was  publish- 
ed on  6  Jul  83. 
(U)  Mr.  John  Smith  of  NSWC  Dahlgren  was  presented  the 
first  Richard  J.  Bryce  Memorial  Award  by  CTF  168. 
This  will  be  an  annual  award. 
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(U)  NIC-02  arranged  first  formal  command  ranking 
session  for  Program  Objectives  Memorandum  (POM) 
85;  had  prepared  draft  ranking  of  initiatives 
based  on  Five  Year  Plan.   All  commanding  officers 
of  component  commands  participated.  Final  ranking, 
approved  by  COMNAVINTCOM ,  was  subsequently  inte 
grated  into  total  Navy  GDIP  ranking  under  the  DNI. 
(U)  IS1  Daniel  J.  Cole,  USN,  CTG  1 68 . 1 /PACFAST , 
was  selected  as    the  1982  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
Sailor  of  the  Year.   As  such,  he  was  nominated 
to  be  Chief  of  Naval  Operations  Shore  Sailor  of 
the  Year. 
2  3  MAR  83 
28  MAR  83 
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(U)    The    Federal    Women's    Program    sponsored    an    EEO 
Awareness    Program.       CAPT    (now    COMO)    Grace    Hopper, 
USN   was    the    guest    speaker. 
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29  MAR  83:      (U)  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  met  with  COMO  Ingebritson  of 
the  Norwelgn  Navy. 
1  2  APR  83: 
12  APR  83:      (U)  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  hosted  luncheon  for  CAPT  Van 
Idsinga,  Dutch  DN I , 
19  APR  -       (U)  Conducted  a  "Command"  Inspection  of  the  Naval 
20  APR  83:     Intelligence  Support  Center. 
27  APR  83:     (U)  The  Federal  Women's  Program  sponsored  National 
Secretary's  Luncheon  at  Andrews  Officers  Club.   Ms 
Betty  Swift,  Technical  Director/Financial  Manage- 
ment was  the  speaker. 
9  MAY  83:     (U)   Defense  Intelligence  College  #990  curriculum 
recognized  as  a  Navy  Masters  Degree  Program. 
13  MAY  83: 
1 6  MAY  8  3: 
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17  MAY    83:  (U)    CDR    H.     Bryan    reported    aboard    as    NIC-05. 
19    MAY    83:  (U)    NAVINTCOM    made    arrangements     for    the    Washington, 
D.C.       presentation    of    FITCLANT's    Soviet    Seapower 
Education    Program   at    Andrews    AFB    Theater. 
2  4    MAY    83: 
MAY    -  (U)    The    PDP-11    version    of    the    Navy    ELINT    Analysis 
JUL    83:  Tool    (NEAT)    was    installed    on    the    OSIS    Baseline 
System    (OBU)    back-up    computer    at    FOSIC    London. 
JUN   83:  (U)    NMPC    gave    final    approval    of    NEC    IS-3905    (Surface 
Warfare    OPINTEL    Analyst). 
1    JUN    83:  (U)    COMNAVINTCOM   originated    request    to    Navy    Judge 
Advocate    General    for    opinion    regarding    the    use    of 
emergency    and    extraordinary    expense    (E&EE)    funds 
for    reimbursement    of    Navy    Foreign    Liaison    Office 
personnel.       (NAVJAG    responded    with    a    favorable 
opinion    on    22    Sep    83.) 
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8  JUN  83: 
20  JUN  83 
22  JUN  83 
(U)  Accelerated  planning  for  the  NAVSPaSUR  SPINTCOMM 
Facility,  in  order  to  provide  timely  support  to  the 
newly  announced  NAVSPACOM ,  rescheduled  for  establish- 
ment on  1  October  1983. 
1  JUL  8  3 
5  JUL  83 
6  JUL  8  3 
(U)  IAIPS  Program  Management  Office  was  restructured 
and  the  existing  staff  was  augmented  with  senior 
personnel  from  the  Naval  Intelligence  Support  Center 
(NISC)  and  Navy  Operational  Intelligence  Center 
(NAVOPINTCEN). 
(U)  COMNAVINTCOM  met  with  CAPT  Ashur,  prospective 
Israeli  DNI. 
18  JUL  83 
20  JUL  83 
(U)  CAPT  T.  D.  Buc'iley  reported  aboard  as  NIC-01. 
24  JUL  83: 
26  JUL  - 
29  JUL  83: 
28  JUL  83: 
(U)  NAVINTCCOM  representative  attended  the  TACRECCE 
Intelligence  Training  Conference  in  Norfolk,  VA. 
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AUG  -       (U)  COMNAVINTCOM  placed  emphasis  on  increasing 
DEC  83:     DISCAS/ICDP  registrations  and  updates  by  developing 
a  procedure  to  monitor  delinquencies.   The  effort 
resulted  in  a  participation  rate  of  76%,  the 
highest  ever. 
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8  AU  G  8  3: 
10  AU  G  8  3: 
2  4  AUG  83: 
15  AUG  83:     (U)  IAIPS  Interim  Front-End  Filter  (IFEF)  in  full 
production  status. 
16  AUG  83:     (U)  COMNAVINTCOM  originated  request  to  Navy  District 
of  Washington  (NDW)  for  accommodation  of  a  Navy 
Federal  Credit  Union  (NFCU)  branch  in  Building 
N1C-I,  NFCU  having  absorbed  the  small  independent 
credit  union  in  Building  NIC-II. 
17  AUG  83:     (U)  DIRNSA  formally  approved  proposed  enhanced 
gray  telephone  service  plan  for  NIC  I  and  NIC  II. 
17  AUG  83:     (U)  CAPT  Lucian  C.  Martinez  reported  aboard  from 
the  Defense  and  Naval  Attache  Position  in  Peru  as 
Director  of  Attache  Affairs. 
18  AUG  83:     (U)  A  TF  168  Headquarters  "desk  officer"  system  was 
established  to  provide  enhanced  support  and  points 
of  contact  for  each  assigned  field  and  reserve 
uni  t . 
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25  AUG  83:     (U)  COMNAVINTCOM  approved  the  FY  1983  Internal 
Review  Plan. 
29    AUG    83:  (U)    Separate    "NAVINTCOMCAC"    message    address    was 
established    to    expidite    collection    management 
message    handling. 
31    AUG    83:  (U)    Mr.    Elwood    C.     Wheat    retired    to    civilian    life 
after    40    years    of    honorable    service    to    the    U.S» 
Navy. 
1  SEP    83:  (U)    NIC-14    redesignated    as    NIC-00N   with    CAPT    Lucian 
C.    Martinez    being    designated    as    the    first    Special 
Assistant    to    the    Commander,    Naval    Intelligence 
Command    for    Attache    Affairs. 
2  SEP    83:  (U)    First    Attache    Candidate    Selection    Board    convened 
at    NMPC    to    identify    naval    officers    as    prospective 
naval    attache    candidates.       The    board    was    chaired 
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13  SEP  83: 
14  S  EP  8  3: 
14  SEP  83: 
15  SEP  8  3: 
2  3  S  EP  8  3: 
2  6  S  EP  8  3: 
2  8  SEP  83: 
1  OCT  83: 
1  OCT  83: 
17  OCT  - 
2  0  OCT  83: 
18  OCT  - 
19  OCT  83: 
20  OCT  83 
24  OCT  83: 
25  OCT  83: 
by  RADM  Kurth  (OP-61).   CAPT  L.  C.  Martinez,  NIC- 
00N,  participated  as  a  member.   Of  450  applicants, 
370  were  selected  as  prospective  attache  candidates 
(U)  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  hosted  lucheon  in  honor  of 
CAPT  Laukaram  and  CAPT  Schmitt  of  the  Federal  Repub- 
lic of  Ge  rma  ny . 
(U)  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  met  with  and  hosted  luncheon 
for  COMO  Dunn,  RN. 
(U)  Commenced  action  to  upgrade  the  COMFAIRKEF 
SPINTCOMM  to  meet  increasing  mission  requirements. 
(U)  Sponsored  a  Hispanic  Program,  guest  speaker 
Congressman  Baltasar  Corrado. 
(U)  COMNAVINTCOM  and  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  met  with  and 
hosted  luncheon  for  RADM  Chang  and  CAPT  Wu  of  the 
Taiwan  Navy. 
(U)  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  hosted  luncheon  in  honor  of 
RADM  Reynaud,  French  ANA  (R&D). 
(U)  Completed  the  SPINTCOMM  hardware  installation 
at  NAVSPASUR  Dahlgren. 
(U)  FY  1984  began.  FY  1984  budget  was  still  under 
congressional  review.  Command  continued  financial 
operations  under  a  continuing  resolution. 
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(U)  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  Intelligence  Training 
Center  (NMITC)  Logistics  and  Curriculum  review 
held  at  Fleet  Combat  Training  Center,  Dam  Ne  <.k , 
Virginia,   More  details  about  NMITC  are  contained 
at  enclosure  (2). 
(U)  Conducted  a  "Command"  Inspection  of  the  Naval 
Intelligence  Processing  System  Support  Activity. 
(U)  ISCM  Terry  L.  Schroeder,  USN  reported  aboard  and 
appointed  as  Command  Master  Chief. 
(U)  COMNAVINTCOM  and  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  met  with  RADM 
Kim,  Korean  DNI.   DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  hosted  luncheon. 
(U)  COMNAVINTCOM  and  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  attended  recep- 
tion hosted  by  RADM  Kim,  Korean  DNI. 
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27    OCT    83: 
2  7     OCT    83: 
4    NOV    83: 
(U)    CTF    168    hosted    a    pos t-MARINTCON    party    at    the 
Ft.    McNair    Officers'    Club    for    the    NATO    guests    who 
were    in    Washington. 
(U)    At    the    request    of    CINCLANTFLT,     a    FIST    digitizer 
and    related    equipment    were    installed    on    the    USS 
GUAM    in    support    of    operation    URGENT    FURY    (Grenada). 
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7    NOV    83 
(U)  NIC-12  was  assigned  as  NAVINTCOM  single  POC 
and  action  office  for  the  NMITC  project. 
8  NOV  83 
8  NOV  83  : 
14  NOV  - 
1  5  NOV  83 
16  NOV  83: 
16  NOV  83: 
16  NOV  83: 
(U)  The  CTF  69  white  telephone  terminal  (linking 
CTF  69  with  COMSUBLANT  by  secure  voice)  became 
operational • 
(U)  Navy  Inspector  General  inspected  NAVINTCOM's 
inspector  general  and  internal  review  functions 
and  recommended  that  the  command  develop  comprehen- 
sive plan  for  vulnerability  assessments. 
(U)  COMNAVINTCOM  and  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  attended  recep- 
tion for  RADM  Sue,  Japanese  DNI. 
(U)  DEPCOMNAVINTCOM  hosted  luncheon  for  RADM  Sue, 
Japanese  DNI. 
(U)  Completed  the  COMSUBDEVRON  12  secure  voice 
terminal  at  Groton  (connected  to  the  AUTOSEVOCOM 
switch  in  NIC  II). 
17  NOV  83:     (U)  COMNAVINTCOM  met  with  RADM  Sue,  Japanese  DNI 
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17  N  OV  8  3: 
2  1  NOV  - 
2  3  NOV  83: 
3  0  NOV  63: 
3  0  NOV  83  : 
1  DEC  83: 
7  DEC  83: 
8  DEC  83 : 
13  DEC  - 
1 5  DEC  83: 
14  DEC  83: 
1 4  DEC  83: 
1 5  DEC  83: 
21  DEC  83  : 
(U)  COMNAVINTCOM  attended  dinner  in  honor  of  RADM 
Sue,  Japanese  DN I . 
(U)  CTF  168  issued  the  first  consolidated  mission 
and  function  statements  for  the  Task  Force,  and 
the  CTF  168  Headquarters  Mid-Range  Plan  goals  and 
ob  je  ct  i  ve  s. 
(U)  COMNAVINTCOM  representative  attended  the  USMC 
Intelligence  Training  Conference  at  Little  Creek, 
Va. 
(U)  DIRNSA  approved  STREAMLINER  connectivity  for 
planned  SPINTCOMMs  at  MCDEC  and  4th  NARDIV. 
(U)  COMNAVINTCOM  submitted  its  first  annual  report 
on  Intelligence  Research  Contracts  to  the  Intelli- 
gence Producer's  Council  (IPC)  -  (CIA/IC  Staff). 
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(U)  The  first  AN/GYQ  21(V)  system  of  the  NIAFE 
Project  was  delivered  by  Bunker  Ramo. 
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(U)    COMNAVINTCOM    representatives    attended    the 
Tenth   Afloat    Intelligence    Conference    sponsored    by 
C0MSEC0NDFLT    in    Norfolk. 
(U)    COMNAVINTCOM    attended    the    DIA    Semi-Annual    Review 
of    NISC    S&T    Production. 
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(U)    In    concert    with    U.S.     Coast    Guard    HQ    WASH    DC, 
commenced    planning    to    provide    a    new    SPINTCOMM 
facility    at    USCG    HQ    NYC. 
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)  The  Office  of  the  Inspector  General  took  action 
27  cases  involving  the  Privacy  Act;  completed 
tion  on  237  cases  involving  the  Freedom  of  Infor- 
tion  Act;  and  administered  all  aspects  of  the 
telligence  Oversight,  internal  audits,  and  the 
aud,  Waste,  znd    Abuse  programs. 
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Navy  and  Marine  Corps  Intelligence  Training  Center  (NMITC) 
NMITC  will  consolidate  most  of  the  general  intelligence 
training  for  the  Navy  and  Marine  Corp6  in  a  single  building  to 
be  constructed  at  FCTCLANT,  Dam  Neck,  VA.   Intelligence  training 
now  conducted  at  FITCLANT  in  Norfolk,  NIPSTRAFAC  at  Key  West, 
AFAITC  at  Lowry  AFB  ,  and  LFTCLANT  in  Little  Creek  will  be  combined 
in  NMITC.   The  consolidation  is  expected  to  save  as  much  as  $1.0M. 
annually  in  PCS  and  associated  personnel  costs,  increase  student 
throughput  to  675  per  year,  and  improve  the  quality  of  intelli- 
gence training. 
During  1983,  architectural  plans  for  NMITC  reached  the  1002 
design  stage  and  Congress  accelerated  construction  funding 
from  FY86  to  FY84.   A  working  group  of  NMITC  participants  con- 
vened in  October  at  Dam  Neck  to  plan  for  a  ready-f or-t rain i ng 
date  of  7  July  1986.   Atlantic  Naval  Facilities  Engineering 
Command  solicited  NMITC  construction  bids  in  November  in  antic- 
ipation of  ground  breaking  for  the  new  facility  in  March  1984. 
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