SOCTAMTIAOL SY t PART I ~ GENERAL SUMMARY (U) A. (U) CHRONOLOGY OF HIGHLIGHTS 1, (U) Events of October 1984 a. (U) Target Intelligence Branch converted to the Automated Message Handling System (AMHS) source. as the primary messace b. (U) Provided tailored intelligence support to the Netherlands Task Group conducting Caribbean/Westlant ops and U.S. naval units participating in exercise UNITAS-84 Cc. (U) LTGEN WILLIAMS, Director, Defense Intelligence Agency visited CINCLANT J2.
in support of FICEURLANT requirements. p. (U) Participated in Tactical Command Readiness Program (TCRP) 30 at Naval War College. q- Participated in exercise Powder River 84. -y, (U) J28/SST assisted in drafting USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT C3CM instructions. s. (C) Provided commentary on the draft DIA Soviet Strategic Forces Generation study to serve as the basis for the Indications and Warning (1&W) intelligence system. t. (U) SST acted as USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT representative to the CANUKUS Air Intelligence Conference. u. (U) Provided commentary and revisions to the draft Navy Training Plan (NTP) for the AN/SYQ-9(¥V) 3 Afloat Intelligence Center. v. (C) SST provided initial class instruction and formed basis of the threat presentation for Naval Strike Warfare Center, NAS Falion, NV. _ ; w. (U) The Prototype Ocean Surveillance Terminal (POST) was installed in the FOSIC to assist intelligence analysts in ELINT tracking and correlation. 2. (U) svents of November 1984 1 i i t i b. (U) RADM SCHMITT, Assistant Director for JCS Support, Defense Intelligence Agency visits. quirements. | ished: submission procedures.
ANT/CINCLANTEL he USCINCLANT Provided major inpy T l. ) Activities Rero y Issues and 4. (U}) Events of January 1985 a. (U) Members of the Congressicnal Subcomn intelligence visit J2. h. (U) Sponsored the NISC Soviet Laser Technology brie for USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT staffs and component commands. i. (U) Rewrote the CINCLANTFLT Greenland Study. lL. (U) Provided background information and support for USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee. m. (U): Sst Provided briefings for ADM Hayward, USN (ret) - (WY: -SST,.provided briefings on Soviet Naval and Ground Strategy. to. ‘the, GINCLANTPLT. General Board: au : a.
commands. and supportec 5, (U} Events of February 1985 Study revision completed Tv of branch objectives. a. (U by CINCLANTFLT D ) e et 206 personnel in supp b, (U) Initiated CINCLANTFLT Det 206 project to Gevelop a list for use by TLAM/C targeteers. contingency installation £. Coordinated pre-groom of USS CORONADO for Fist transfer and employment. i. (U) Participated in exercise WINTEX/CIMEX. th bee 3. (U) Assisted USCINCLANT Inspector General w inspection of COMNAVFORCARIB. k. (U) Graphics Support System (GSS) became operational, providing submarine analysts with a geographic display of submarine tracks from the SSBN Indications and Warning System (SIS). 1. (U) Supported COMORANGE for TCRP-31, Newport, R.I. . *  . m. (U) Provided input for CINCLANTFLT- Research and Development (R&D) Objectives. © — a Se _ | ot
a. (U) Proviced input and commentary on the Defense-wide Intellicence Pian (D-WIP) 6. (U) Events of March 1985 a. (U) Provided tailored intelligence support for READEX 1-85 and POSEIDON FOT. iL. (U) Participated in Caribbean Trilateral War Game, Naval War College. yy m. (U) Sponsored the DIA Soviet Submarine Operations off “Norway briefing for CINCLANTPLT staff and subordinate commands .
c. Initiated all-source intelligence collection support to OCEAN SAFARI 85. 1. (U) The Collection Coordination Facility Support Svste (CCFSS) became operational providing the LANTCOM Collection Management Branch automated support for the management of collections, processing, and reporting functions associated with all intelligence requirements. 8. (U) Events of May 1985 a. (U) Rear Admiral GALLO, Italian Navy, Director of Naval Intelligence, visited N23. a
i. Coorai surface units conauct: pervect k. (U) A second IBM 4381 was ins Intelligence Data Base (ID8) processor supp Intelligence Operations Center, tne Fleet Information Center and other J2 organizati Gispositional order of baitle, installatio: and targeting data. a as a backup ma the LANTCOM Current an Surveillance 1 com mponents with collection management 1. . Reviewed and provided CINCLANTFLT commentary for the CNO U.S. Navy Mining Concept q- | Provided major analytical support for upcoming Soviet Summer Exercises. r. (U}) SST carried out specialized intelligence training in support of COMCRUDESGRU TWO. s. (U) Provided specialized briefings in support of COMTACWINGSLANT Commancers' Conference. 9. {U) Events of June 1985 a. (U) Provided tailored intelligence support to U.S. naval units participating in COMPTUEX 3-85, Trident FOT, Poseidon FOT, UNITAS XXVI, WATC-85, and Allied Caribe-85.
Geployments of USS AUBREY FITCH and USS ELMER MONTGOMERY o f JITTERY PROP operations. f. Revised fleet collection strategies against Soviet BEAR FOXTROT aircraft operations in the western Atlantic. a ToT rr A ARE ERE Or ¥ Py a k. (U) Provided major input to Navy Command and Control Master Plan (NCCMP). m. (U) Updated and provided a threat statement for use before the Defense Resources Board (DRB). o. (U) SST commenced briefings in support of COMTRAMID through August, 1985. 10. (U) Events of July 1985 a. ({U} Attended the Target Intelligence Production Plan (TIPP) conference at DIAC. iy c. (U) Provided tailored intelligence support to U.S. vunits participating in RESPHIBLEX. ,
iy nn (7 a Q io) ie) tu oo) 160] $0) rh 1. (Uj Provided input to the Quarteriv Issues Activities Report. nm ou n. (U) Completed annual update, publica ction and dissemination of one page country Summaries. o. ({U) Attended CIA analyst-to-analyst visit with CENTAM/SOUTHAM/CARIB analysts. p. (U) A second POST was installed to monitor and , graphically display all outgoing FOSIC positional data over the LMBB5, 11. (U) Events of August 1985 a. (U) Developed weaponeering requirements in response tc TLAM/C On-call mission planning during Exercise READEX 3-85. b. (U) Provided tailored intelligence support to U. 1 s S. Naval units participating in READEX 3-85 anc POSEIDON FOT. c. | Monitored all-source intelligence collection support to OCEAN SAFARI 85.
:-_ USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT use. k. (0) Sponsored and con Symposium at CINCLANTFLT. Ou co t) ct O On c x fae) a] ty rt ie pew be bee Q 1D ae) (2) > oO th rt fay 2) (D Y Ww m. SST commenced a seminar/conference series in support of COMSUBLANT. ct iv is n. (U) Pariticipated in planning for development of LANTCOM Theater Intelligence Architecture Plan. 12. (U) Events of Sentember 1985 a. ({U) Provided tailored intelligence support to U. S. Naval units participating in OCEAN SAFARI-85 and units monitoring Soviet Task Group in the Caribbean. f. (U) Provided CENTAM geopolitical/military update brief to USS SPHINX, g. (U) Presented command brief to House Appropriations Committee on Special Operations. h. (U) Provided a major threat assessment on Norway for i. (U) SST commenced an intelligence training program for Fleet Marine ‘Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet. _(U).: SST. provided. briefings in support of the COMSUBLANT "Conference.
F. (U) INTELLIGENCE 1. (U) Scenarics were prepared anc stafis were coordinate. £ four Joint and Fleet Field Training Exersises (FTX) and Commanc Po Exercises (CPX). sen eee _ 4, (U) Supervised planning, management, and administration of fleet intelligence collection programs. Provided direction to subordinate commands for tactical exploitation of national capabilities. Acted as program management office for special Navy. control programs. 6. (U) The Prototype Ocean Surveillance Terminal was installed in the FOSIC to assist intelligence analysts in ELINT tracking and correlation and to monitor and graphically display all outgoing FOSIC positional data over the LMBB.
A. (U) BRANCH. l. ing joint and Fleet Field Training Exercises Post Exercise and parti eet Bae PART XII INTELLIGENCE (U) POLICY PRODUCTION AND RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PLANS, During the year, this Branch: (U) Prepare scenario and staff coordination for follow- (FTX) and Command (CPX) training: a. (U) POWDER RIVER 85 (JCS CPX) 15-26 Oct 84 b. (0) WINTEX-CIMEX 85 (NATO CPX) 25 Feb - 13 Mar 85 c. (U) SOLID SHIELD 85 (JCS FTX) 30 Apr - 22 May 85 d. (U) NORTHERN VIKING 85 (JCS CPK) 1-14 Sep 85 2. (U) Reserve Intelligence Personnel from eight USCINCLANT CINCLANTFLT. units assigned to mobilization billets within J2 cipated in: ACDUTRA as follows: i. oN 7
Name USCINCLANT Det 206 USCINCLANT Det 309 USCINCLANT Det 413 CINCLANTFLT CINCLANTFLT CINCLANTFLT CINCLANTFLT FOSIC NORVA Det 106 Det 206 Intel 186 Intel 286 0186 FIRSTPAC 1070 Branch Auamented J2, J22 J25, J28, J2a J2, J2l N2 J27, J29 J25 322, 324, 325, J28 N23 J22 3. {U) Transmitted a Weekly Terrorist Summary report to advise all afloat units of the terrorist threat in their operating areas. 4, (U) Continued to perform the policy formulation and execution and monitoring functions related to LANTFLT disclosure of classified military information to international and foreign military organizations. 5. (U) Performed validation and dissemination control ‘functions for intelligence publications requested by subordinate
7. (U) Developed Atlantic Fleet program planning for the FY87091 General Defense Intelligence Proposed Program (GDIPP). 8. nee (U) Reviewed and evaluated Atlantic fleet intellicge programs for the Navy POM. 9. (U) Developed planning for continuity of intellicence Support upon the separation of the USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT staffs. B. (U) TARGET INTELLIGENCE BRANCH. ‘This Branch:
Cc. ee sear oe est (UJ) OCEAN SURVEILLANCE BRANCH. Throughout the fiscal year, this Branch has: -
1. (U) Throughout the year the collection management oranch reviewed and provided inputs on LANTFLT OPLANS/OPORDS and national collection plans. E. (U) CURRENT ESTIMATES, INDICATIONS AND WARNING BRANCH. During FY85, this Branch: 1. (U) The Current Estimates, Indications and Warning Branch (J25) improved Indications and Warning (I&W) management, analysis and current intelligence reporting throughout the year. These efforts resulted in increased support for the Commander in Chief, U.S. Atlantic Command (USCINCLANT) , his staff and Atlantic Fleet subordinate commands. |
5. (U) The USCINCLANT Intelligence Briefing Team prepared and delivered daily all source current intelligence briefs to USCINCLANT and Staff throughout the year. The Briefing Team also presented numerous special briefings and assisted the ACOS for Intelligence in preparation for USCINCLANT General Boards and briefs to select high level U.S. personnel such as the Director of Central Intelligence, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Vo£«Staf£ and-Chief of’ Naval Operations. Assistance was also provided to the Commander in Chief, U.S. Atlantic Command in preparation of briefs he presented to the NATO Military Committee. In addition, the Briefing Team assisted members of the CINC's staff in preparation of presentations to Senate and House Committees. comman brief and preparing new graphics. During 1985, | they
staffs, Assistant Secretary of Defense, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, senior DIA and CIA analysts, senior U.S. and NATO Military officers and civilian dignitaries, and Ministers of Defense/CNO/JICS equivalents of allied countries. Specially prepared brief items were also provided upon request with text and slides to numerous USLANTCOM intelligence officers for briefs to their respective commanders and staffs. Over 2600 x 35mm slides and over 1700 vu-graphs were produced in support of daily, special, command and on-request briefs. Additionally, the Briefing Team assumed responsibility for production of the USCINCLANT Situation Report (SITREP). 7. (J) Support to subordinate/afloat commanders continued with the USCINCLANT Daily Special Intelligence Cable and selected specially prepared briefs with slides. The Cable provided those topics briefed to the CINC plus intelligence items of general interest to the U.S. Atlantic Command as a whole. The Cable traced the development of weapons systems and geo-political events in the Soviet/Warsaw Pact, Latin America, . _ NATO and Free World areas.
subordinates. USCINCLANT intelligence reports, particularly the Daily Intelligence Cable and Daily Intelligence Summary, were modified to ensure dissemination of intelligence from messages no longer distributed below the joint command level. 9. (U) The Latin American/West African Panel continued to expand its composition and support intelligence efforts during the year. Highlights during the year included special intelligence support for USCINCLANT and various other dignitaries, USN presence off Central America (Central American Intelligence Support Message), the annual Latin American (UNITAS) ‘and West African (WATC) training cruises, intelligence \ augmentation for exercises, the Tactical Command Readiness : Program (TCRP), the Area specialist Team. (AST) and attendance and briefing on Power Projection to the USMC Intelligence Conference. ~ 10. ‘(U) New or expanded taskings included:
b. (U) Provided officer and enlisted personnel to Support Joint Chiefs of Staff directed exercises POWDER RIVER, October 1984: WINTEX/CIMEX 85, February-March; SOLID SHIELD 85, April-May. d. (U) Conducted analyst-to-analyst visits to DIA, CIA, NPIC and CAJIT, November 1984, July 1985. e. (U) Provided intelligence augmentation to Special Boat Squadron Two in support of Kings Guar@ II, Phase III, in El Salvador and Honduras, December 1984. . f. (WU) The Latin American/West African Panel supported | Pactical Command. Readiness Program (TCRP) 30 in October 1984, with scenario. development , analyst participation in planning and
g. Participated as U.S. intelligence representative to Venezuela, Colombia, U.S. Caribbean Tri-Lateral Wargame in March 1985, the first in an ongoing series of naval strategy war games to be held at the Naval War College, Ri. These games serve to forge U.S. Naval Strategy as well as Latin Naval Strategy in the region. h. (U) Produced Cuban Military Overview Message to provide a current overview of Cuba’s overall military capability. The message iS a ready reference for units deploying for Caribbean Operations, July 1985. i. (U) Support for USLANTCOM Power Projection activities was developed between USLANTCOM J25, FICEURLANT and FMFLANT. j- (U) Participated as CINCLANTFLT representative to the Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities (TENCAP) Workshop to include discussions of: = Operational. intelligence to.. power: 5 projection ‘forces. * intelligence architecture.
r. (U) SPECIAL COMPARTMENTED INTELLIGENCE (SCI) BRANCH. During FY85, this Branch: i. (U) Conducted zero-based billet and access review for all USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT activities with significant reduction in number of SCI billets and accesses. 2. (U) Assumed responsibility for two new compar tmented intelligence programs. . 3. (U) Assumed responsibility as the Intelligence Division : ‘ Security Manager. wos ctemporary and, four: FO£ he we responsibility: USLANTCOM/LANTFLT. area
5. (U) Provided security assistance and guidance in the relocation of the AUTOSEVOCOM accredited facility. 6. (U) Assisted NMITC in conducting SSO/physical security courses. G. (U} CRUISE MISSILE THEATER MISSION PLANNING CENTER. FY85, During this Branch: 2. (U) Supported the Developmental/Operational Evaluation Testing (DT/OT) of TLAM/N and TLAM/C (Conventional) by planning routes to CONUS target areas. = 3. Prepared a package of missions with appropriate command and control data and forwarded to the first LANTFLT . * TLAM/C (vertical. dive) platform:.thus meeting.an accelerated srational.Capability Oper |
I. (U) CINCLANTFLT STRATEGIC SUPPORT TEAM (SST). During FY85, this Branch has: XII-20
J. (U) INTELLIGENCE DATA HANDLING SYSTEM (IDHS) AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING (ADP) BRANCH. During FY85, this Branch has: 1. (U) FY85 marked the completion of Phase 4 and the near completion of Phase 5 of the USLANTCOM Modernization Project (LMP). LMP is a phased incremented effort to modernize the intelligence division of USLANTCOM, the Fleet Intelligence Center, Europe and Atlantic (FICEURLANT) and the USLANTCOM Electronic Intelligence Center (LEC) through automation. 2. (U) ADP support to intelligence was significantly enhanced when an IBM 4381 and IBM 3270 PC terminals were installed and imp] emented. The system is designed to provide ADP support to intelligence analysts using only one terminal type. Softcopy message distribution, intelligence data base support, graphics processing, and office automation tools will XII=-21
pe available. In addition, the terminal selected is the same as those to be used by the rest of the USCINCLANT/CINCLANTFLT staff when accessing WIS. Of particular note is the technology transfer of a system used in the White House Communications Agency which will be used for softcopy message handling in J2, FICEURLANT and LEC. 3. (U) During FY85, the USLANTCOM intelligence analysts were provided an enhanced graphic capability with the implementation of the Prototype Ocean Surveillance Terminal (POST) and the Graphics Support System (GSS). The USLANTCOM intelligence analysts are assisted in their ocean surveillance tasks through the geographical displays of intelligence information by these two systems. The POST system provides automatic ELINT tracking and correlation, geographic and parametric filtering, ~nd tactical calculation aids. The GSS, an interactive system designed to display submarine information is flexible and can be adapted to other forms of intelligence data. XII-22
UNCLASSIFIED K. (U) ADMINISTRATION. The authorized strength for the CINCLANTPLT Intelligence Division as of 30 September 1984 follows: Officer Enlisted Civilian CINCLANTFLT (N2) Staff 4 2 2 FOSIC DET CINCLANTFLT 8 9 3 XII-23 ' ss UNCLASSIFIED (Reverse Blank)