DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVY OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE CENTER 430! SUITLAND ROAD WASHINGTON. OC 20390-8170 1% BEOLY REFER TO NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN 1] TFFE 1596, NAVOPINTCEN INSTRUCTION 5450.1C Subj: NAVOPINTCEN ORGANIZATION Ref: (a) OPNAVNOTE 5450 of 19 Apr 1983 (b) NAVINTCOMINST 5450.7 (Series) (c) NAVINTCOMNOTE 5450 of 11 Jun 1979 Encl: (1) NAVOPINTICEN Organization with mission and function statements 1. Purpose. To estadiish the Navy Operational Intelligence Center (NAVOPINTCEN) organization and to execute the mission and functions assigned by references (a) and (dD). 2. Cancellation, NAVOPINTCEN Instruction 5450,18 3. Backgrounc. Reference (a) is the basic organization document which Gelineates the mission and establishes the comand relationship. Reference (b) promulgates Command's functions to be performed in support of the assigned misSion. Reference (c) is the basic organizationa! document which delineates the mission and establishes the comand relationship of the NAVOPINTCEN Detachment Newport. 4. Status and command relationship. NAVOPINICEN is a shore activity in an active operating status under a Commanding Officer and under the command of COMNAVINTCOM. NAVOPINTCEN is subject to the area coordination authority of Commandant NOW, or such other commands andj activities in his assigned geographic area as may be designated by him in appropriate instructions, 5. Action. Personnel shall perform functions as set forth in enclosure (1). Recommendations for changes shall be sutmitted through the chain of command to the Commanding Officer. se ae SJ Sy MARTEL Distribution: 00/00B/00C/OO0T/OCOTD - CO, NR NAVOPINTCEN 0102 o00P CO, NR NAVOPINTCEN 0286 OOR CO, NR NAVOPINTICEN 0320 HO CO, NR NAVOPINTCEN 0402 Department Heads &), NR NAVOPINTCEN 0566 OINC DET NEWPORT CO, NR SECGRU CSG 106 Division Heads OO, NR FOSIC CINCUSNAVEUR 0156 Admin Officer Copy to: COMNAVINTCOM (NICs 00, 008, OOA, 007, 02)
NAVOPINICEMINST 5450.1C STFS 3ehe NAVOPINTCE?! ORGANIZATION VITH MISSION AND FUNCTIONS STATEMENTS Enclosure (1)
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NAVOPINICEMNINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN=1C TFesS isu MAVY OPFPATICNAL INTFLLIGENCE CENTER MISSION: To produce finished operational intelliacence, including indications and warning, ocean surveillance information, and in-depth analvsis of Soviet stratecv, doctrine, tactics ané readiness in response to reauirements of JCS, Department of the Navy, Nefense Intelliaence Agencv, and joint cammands; to provide for the timely dissemination of such intellicence to supnort plannina and execution of military and naval onerations; and to perform such functions and tasks as directed by higher authority. FUNCTIONS: Under the Command of COMNAVINTCYY: 1. Provides current operational intellioence and ocean surveillance information on a continuous watch basis, reportine all-source information on foreian/navel air movements enc onerations in proaress. 2. Provides maritime-related indications and warninoa to Denartment of the Mavv and Nepartment of Nefense. 3. Provides current locatina information on and operational histories of selected foreion merchant and fishino fleets. 4. Provides central data base and intellioence interface for the Navv Ocean Surveillance Information Svsten. 5. Conducts in-derth analysis and publishes all-source intelliaence articles ance studies on the oraanization, tactics, doctrine and operationa) patterns of selected foreion naval/naval air forces ané merchant/fishine fleets. 6. Provides timely analytical support, data base maintenance, and feedback to snecial collection resources. 7. Provides tactical an@ doctrinal intellicence surrort for the operatina forces throuah production of Naval Warfare Publications and related documents. 8. Contributes to and reviews drafts of National Intelligence Estimates and various studies prepared by other activities, most particularly those pertainina to Soviet Rloc and PPC navies. 9. Represents the intelligence interests of the Navy, conducts liaison and acts as sinale point of interface with the National Security Agency on all noncrvptologic matters. 10. Provides operational intelligence supnort and other such military camino efforts as apnropriate to the Center for Naval War Studies at the Naval War Colleae, Newport, RI. 11. Provides direct support to COMNAVINTOOM in all matters relatino to foreian ASW threats to the U. S. Navy strategic deterrent force.
MPAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C hinn Med NAVOPINTCEN-OOP EXECUTIVE OFFICER The Executive Officer serves as the direct renresentative of the Cammandina Officer for the administration of the Cammane and acts for him on matters of policy, operation, an@ direction in carrvina out the mission and functions of the Command.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN-O0C OPERATIONS OFFICER GFNFRAL FUNCTION The Operations Officer serves as the direct representative of the Commanding Officer and Executive Officer in ensuring that the Camané is responsive to intelligence production requirements and all tasks levied on the Comnand. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Manages the Command internal tasking system and intelliaence production by: - timely assignment of tasking to appropriate Cormand elemert - coordinating the assignment of production priorities and establishing deadlines for satisfaction of tasks - monitoring the progress of taskinc items and products to ensure timely completion, alterinc suspense dates where appropriate and ensuring the originators are informed of celays 2. Acts as a point of coordination for Department Heacs to ensure a cohesive, overall] production posture for the Carmand by working to resolve issues of responsibilitv and coordination, and arbitrate between the departments to settle carpeting priorities. 3. Pramotes the exchange and coordination of intelligence production information amono departments. 4. Maintains an awareness of major DNI/CNIC projects which may affect the Comnanc and ensures that an adequate knowledge of the project develorment status and Command involvement is available. 5. Participates in the development of Command production plans and strategies. 6. Assists in the identification of shortfalls in Cammand resources.- 7. Conducts liaison with the NISC Operations Office to ensure: - consistency in the products produced by both commands - a flow of information regarding briefings, visitors, conferences, etc. is maintained between the comands 8. Ensures point-of-contact for visitors. 9. Acts as the focal point for the NAVOPINTCEN intelligence exchange program.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450 .1¢ toe . i_n ee ~ 2 » NAVOPINTCEN—OOP BUDGET AND PROGRAMS OFFICF GENERAL FUNCTION To assist, acvise, and support the Commandino Officer in matters related to resources managed under the Planning, Prograrming and Budget System (ppps) and provide guidance on fiscal management. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Formulates, justifies, and submits planning, prograrming and budgetary documents such as the Five Year Plan, General Defense Intelligence Program Objectives Memorandum, Congressional Rudcet, NAVCOMPT Budcet, Cormand financial plans, and Command execution plans. 2. Maintains, tracks, validates, and analyzes planninc, programminc, an3 budgetary documents and responds to higher level inquiries regarding plans, programs, and budgets. 3. Supervises and maintains material receipt, processes intra-NISC materia} requests, maintains document control and matching throust. the memorandum of accounts, and maintains and supervises the Command's Plant Account System, 4. Executes, maintains, tracks, validates, reconciles, and analyzes commitment and obligation documents to ensure completeness and accuracy. Maintains ang reconciles management and accounting reports with those generated by the Authorized Accounting Activity (AAA). 5. Acts as Command renresentative at fiscal meetinas/budset hearings and as liaison with NAVCOMPT, OSC, DIA, NIC, ané other agencies in fiscal matters, 6. Acts as Command representative in the renewing, cancelling, or initiating of contractual agreements. 7. Participates in technical planning which involves the allocation and/or need for financial resources.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1 -\2rn ,, NAVOPINTCEN-OOR TPES ioe RESERVE COORDINATOR GENERAL FUNCTION To manage and coordinate the Command's Naval Reserve Intelligence Program (NRIP) and other reserve personnel, as necessary. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Advises the Commanding Officer on reserve matters. 2. Serves as the NAVUPINICEN representative and central point of contact on naval reserve matters with the Chief of Naval Operations, the Naval Military Personnel Command, the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command, the Chief of Naval Reserve, the Director cf the Naval Reserve Intelligence Program, Reserve Intelligence Area Coordinators, Reserve Intelligence Program Officers, Reserve Unit Cammanding Officers, and other activities as appropriate. 3. Reviews, evaluates, and recommends changes to Command force level requirements in terms of military manpower augmentation in time of war, national emergency, or mobilization. 4. Develops, coordinates, and monitors mobilization readiness and reserve intelligence support projects assigned to the NAVOPINICEN reserve units, and to other reserve units providing support to the Command. 5. Coordinates and manages all aspects of mobilization readiness training performed by reservists on drill or active duty for training at the Command, including assignment, orientation briefing, administrative guidance, counseling, and security clearances. 6. Monitors preparation and submission of reserve officer fitness reports and enlisted evaluations. 7. Maintains liaison with department and staff elements on all reserve matters. ‘ 8. Coordinates visits of senior Command military and civilian personnel to the NAVOPINICEN reserve unit drill sites, and to all reserve personnel visiting or Grilling at the Command.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C » TFB 1866 NAVOPINTCEN-OOT OFFICE OF THE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR GENERAL FUNCTION To provide overall operational intelligence direction anc guidance required to conceive, plan, develop, administer and evaluate the Command’s programs and projects and ensure that they meet the needs of the organizations supported. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Maintains extensive personal contacts with authorities at the highest levels of the National Command Authority, CNO staff, key national intelligence organizations, principal Fleet cammands, naval bureaus, offices, laboratories, and research organizations to determine the ever-changing scope of their operational intelligence support requirements, program direction, intent, and the potential role and impact that operational intelligence can have in the national and naval arena. 2. Initiates maior naval operational intelligence programs as required by national IsW authorities and overall naval planning. 3. Makes recomnendations regarding the selection, acquisition and utilization of qualified operational intelligence personnel, facilities, contractural resources, autanated data processing systems, and other resources for the most effective accomplishment of current and long-range I&W and operational intelligence objectives. 4. Provides quidance and direction to the Command for the preparation of operational intelligence and IsW messages and reports, national estimates, the conduct of intelligence briefings and debriefings, and the development of guides, techniques, procedures and equipment for the collection and analysis of operational intelligence in order to ensure that they are being properly directed toward accamplishment of the Command's program objectives. 5. Ensures that information and data produced by the Command is timely, accurate, valid, and complete. 6. Strives to secure high-level operational and I&wW authorities’ acceptance and use of Command's products. ‘ 7. Acts as the Navy representative on various committees and ad hoc panels.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C * » TFEZ i565 NAVOPINTCER RC DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY REPRESENTATIVE AT NSA GENERAL FUNCTION To represent the intelligence interests of the Department of the Navy and act as its designated single point of contact with the National Security Agency on all noncryptologic matters. (Department of the Navv as usec herein includes Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. The exclusion of crvptologic matters refers to plans, programs, operations and administration of the Naval Security Group and Marine Corps Padic Pattalions.) SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Acts as the point of contact between the Department of the Navy and the National Security Agencv for noncrvptolocic matters in accordance with joint OPNAV/COMDT COGARD direction. 2. Serves as the SICINT "consumer" renresentative at MSA for all Department of the Navy users. Ensures that one-time and recurring requirements meet NSA neecd-to-know qualifications haseé on mission statements and SICINT Statements of Intelligence interest. 3. Pramulaates Department of the Navy policv, validates requirements, and coordinates dissemination of NSA electrical and hardcopy SIGINT products to users. Coordinates Denartment of the Navy SIGINT dissemination procedures with the Defense Intelligence Agency and the Naval Intelliaence Cammanc. 4. Coordinates with appropriate NSA offices and Navy commands to satisfy requests for information, or to amplify published reports when necessary. 5. Conducts liaison with NSA in matters relating to Navv Rs, ROT&E, and contractor SIG" IT support. 6. Ensures that requests for information received fram Navy contractors pertain directly to Navy contracts through coordination with the contract monitor of the sponsoring command and periodic revalidation of requirements. 7. Reviews SIGINT products for items of interest to Navy contractors, NAVINTCOM elements, and specific NAVOPINTCEN analvsts. 8. Maintains records of materials disclosed by NAVOPINTCEN HQ to Navy contractors in accordance with NSA requirements. 9. Provides SIGINT product Cissemination services to Navv commands not serviced directly by NSA.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C€ a ners - w A wes! “tt NAVOPINTCE?? DETACHMENT NEV-POPT MISSION To provide operational intelligence support and such other military gaming efforts as appropriate to the Center for Naval War Studies at the Naval War College, Newpert, RI. FUNCTIONS 1. Manages and controls production, requlates workloads, assiqns priorities, and identifies resource requirements within the Detachment. 2. Participates in all major war aames, provicine opposition force expertise anc the flow of appropriate operational intelligence. 3. Produces oppcsition data handbooks for use during war games. 4. Conducts lectures and briefinas on the Soviet Navy for staff, faculty, and students. 5. Supports the Center for Naval War Studies when expertise on the Soviet Navy is required. 6. Supervises the activities of the Naval Reserve Unit sunnortina the NAVOPINTCEN Detachment. 7. Conducts liaison with other divisions of NAVOPINTCEM and other intelligence organizations. 8. Provides intelligence support to the ChC-Sponsored Strateaic Studies Group.
NAVOPINTICENINST 5450.1 TiEb 1988 NAVOPINTCEN-01 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT GENERAL FUNCTION To advise and assist the Commanding Officer in matters pertaining to the formulation and execution of all operational support for the entire Resourc? Management Department, including budget and fiscal, administration, manpower and traininc, production resources, security, editorial, visual aids, and facility plant maintenance. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Develops and implements Command nclicv in the administration of the Operational Intelligence Resource Development Program. 2. Keeps abreast of the dvnamic characteristics and trends of intelligence reportina and analyses, the state-of-the-art developments of new and associated intelligence technoloay and the implementation of related and similar functional procram manager's responsibilities. 3. Exercises administrative management of requirements and resources of widely diverse intelligence-related areas including budget preparation and execution, supplies, civilian and military personnel, manpower, Civilian and military training, security, mail and files, library services, anc editorial and graphics services. 4. Fvealuates, intermrets, and implements procedures dGesianed to control and monitor operational intelligence resource development to ensure NAVOPINTCEN custamer satisfaction. Ensures that the Department is responsive to taskings and that products produced comply with established standards and requirements of the intelligence community. 5S. Prepares, supervises and reviews submission of the Command's training program, budget and travel, related planning documents, including justifications for major expenditures in the area of the Command's operational intelligence resource development program. 6. Exercises responsibilities of program planning, budgeting, resource and personnel allocation, security, editing, graphics, and continuing program review to ensure accuracy, timeliness, and relevance of results. Establishes long-range plans and objectives for these proarams and performs requiar review to ensure objectives are met, and to determine if priorities must be altered due to changing emohasis.
NAVOPINICENINST $450.1C . ° -*. vhs NAVOPINTCEX=11 ALWINISTPATIVE SUPPOPT DIVISION GFNERAL FUNCTION To assist, advise, and support the Derartment Head in matters pertaining to formulation and execution of administrative functions. SPUCTFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Observes and reports on the effectiveness of the Conmand’s administrative policies, procedures and reaulations. 2. Manaaes the Cammand’s centralized SCI and GENSER mail room. (Mail roam functions include routino, dispatchina and controllinc material.) 3. Promulcates and maintains current address lists of Conmanc-assiqned general service AIG's. 4. Pramulaates the Plan of the Dav. 5. Initiates administrative action, where armropriate, in response to requirements of Department of the Navy instructions and other administrative Girectives. 6. Formulates, coordinates, anc implements Cammand policy governing administrative activities such as office management, forms management, reports management, and standardization of records management svstems, 1.@ay NAVOPIMTCEN directives, preparation of official corresnondence, and mail handlina. 7. Develops, coordinates and implements policies and procedures for correspondence, record disposal and directive management svstems. 8. Prepares anc promulgates Command directives. 9. Drafts, edits, and publishes the Command Organization Manual and revisions thereto. 10. Drafts, edits, and publishes the Command Administrative Regulations and revisions thereto. 11. Serves as primary roint of contact on Privacy Act and Freedan of Information Act matters. 12. Provides administrative services (e.q., worlewide TAD) which includes writina orders, coordinating area, theeter, and embassv clearances, requesting overseas passencer reservations, scheduling itineraries, makino reservations, obtaining tickets, and reviewing travel claims, local travel orders and claims, etc.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C - Fc: lee NAVOPINTCEN-12 +7 Feo leo MANPOVFR, PERSONNEL AND TRAINING DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To assist, advise, and support the Conmandino Officer anc Department Read in the planning, policy development, work methods and procedures of manpower utilization, organizational structure, position manacement, long- and short-term training for military and civilian personnel, administration of militarv and civilian personnel and other areas involving personnel resources. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Develops plans and proarams for personnel and fiscal resources and training for the Division. 2. Initiates organization and nosition changes bv studvina the overall] _. orcanization, work methods and functions, and evaluating military ané civilian positions for needs within the Command. 3. Conducts studies of NAVOPINICEN oraanization and methods, manpower utilization, and training needs/effectiveness. Prenares renorts on findinns and makes recommendations accordingly. Advises the Conmandina Officer of the most efficient, effective, and economical anmroach to acod position management . Studies may lead to reallocations of manpower, sianificant reorganizations and/or improved procedures. 4. Coordinates militarv and civilian manpower recuirements and allocations and subrits changes thereto. 5. Provides administrative services for militarv and civilian personnel; CeQe, hiring, check-in/out processing, leave requlations, military fitness reports - and evaluations, civilian performance and merit pav appraisals and monetarv awards, etc. 6. Manages, develops, and implements the Command Career Development and Training Program, the General Military Training Program, and the Personal Qualifications Standards (PCS). 7. Interfaces with other military and civilian comnands, the Command staff and other departments and divisions.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1 NAVOPINTCEN-13 ~ TEED I MANAGEMENT SFRVICES CIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To assist, advise, and support the Cammandina Officer in matters pertaining to formulation and execution of operational support; i.e., administrative, security, editorial, graphics, secure communications, plant facilities, and physical security. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Develops plans and proarams for personnel and fiscal resources for the Division, inclucino trairinc and safety. 2. Monitors the quality praduction of hard=copv publications, special] messace reports, and briefing material produced by the Commanc. 3. Monitors the quality control of visual aic material producec. 4. Provides direct assistance to the various denartments in response to operational production taskinas. 5. Observes and reports on the effectiveness of secure communications nrovided in support of the Command's mission. 6. Plans for and manages all activities reaarding chanoes to NAVOPINTCEN spaces. 7. Responsible for the vhysical securitv of NAVOPINICFN spaces and classified material therein in accordance with existina security directives. 8. Plans for and administers office services support for the Cammand to include office equipment, printing, publications and reproduction. Peviews and validates requests for material and services. 9. Acts as the U. S. Government Transportation Coordinator. 10. Interfaces with other military commands, the Command staff and other divisions.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN-14 MILITARY PERSONNEL DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To assist, advise, and support the Commanding Officer and Department Head in the administration of Military Personnel. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Check-in/out Military Personnel including reservists. 2. Serves as liaison between the Personnel Support Activity and Command military members. 3. Prepares Fitness Reports/Evaluations/Leave Forms for military personnel. 4, Interfaces with order-writing authority to ensure that vacant billets are filled and qualified reliefs are onboard. 5. Prepares Emergency Recall Roster. 6. Prepares all Military Status Reports including Personnel Onboard/Reporting/Detaching. 7, Provides military personnel to support TAD travel] and the functions assigned to the SCI/GENSER mailroon. 8. Interfaces with other military commands, the Command staff and other departments and divisions on all military matters.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C ee DRED NAVOPINTCEM=02 CUPPRENT OPERATIONS AND READINESS DEPARTMENT GENERAL FUNCTIOC?: To process, evaluate and disseminate all-source information bearing on Soviet naval surface, submarine and aerospace operations and readiness in the maritime reaions of the world in support of DOr and national Indications and Warning syste-s anc national and Fleet level commands and civilian acencies requiring ocean surveillance information. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Directs aené controls a 24-hour per dav DOP Indications and Warning (Ts) Center. 2. Pirects and controls Department intelliaence production on Soviet naval operations, regulates workloads, assians priorities, an¢ identifies resource requirements within the Denartment. 3. Directs an@ controls the maintenance of the automatec SEAVATCH and other Isv? data bases essential to supnort the DON Indications and Warnina systen for the Navy Ocean Surveillance Information Svstem (OSIS) and Command in-depth analyses. 4. Directs the divisional exploitation of intelliaence resources to assess the operational readiness of Soviet naval ard naval air forces and the intention of usinc these forces in the practice/execution of wartime missions. 5S. Oraanizes, staffs, and conducts current intellicence analvsis anc production in response to specific tasks levied upon the Cormand by other commancs and agencies. 6. Provides operational intelligence support to the Fleet and other comands in response to specified tasks and initiates operational intelligence support as appropriate. 7, Directs and controls departmental identif ication of collection requirements which support I&W and OPINTEL analysis. 8, Directs Department liaison with appropriate governmental activities, agencies and Navy-sponsored civilian contractors pertaining to the collection, processing, and dissemination of ocean surveillance intelligence information. 9. Provides, as required, analytical support to the Special Navy Control Procrams.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C te ot we vee NAVOPINTCEN-02A DEPUTY DEPARTMENT HEAD GENERAL FUNCTION To advise and assist the Nenartment Head in directinc, controllinc, organizing, staffing, and planning intelligence analysis and intelliaence production for all aspects of the Denartment. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Serves as the direct renresentative of the Department Head and, in his absence, acts for him on'matters of policy, operations, and direction in carrvinn out the functions of the Nevartment as cefined ahove. 2. In concert with the Department Head, directs, coordinates, and controls Department intelliaence analysis and oroduction; requlates, assions, are identifies interdivision workloads, priorities, ane current anc future resource requirements for intelligence analvsis. Is the senior civiliar in the Department and is the Department authority in all civilian nersonnel matters. 3. Ensures quality control and consistency of all Department procucts and ensures products meet the needs of consumers. 4. Advises the Department Head reqarcina both active and reserve personne] assets for the most effective accomplishment of Department ohiectives. 5. Maintains necessary a@ministrative contrcel of recuests for visits te the Department and the presentation of Department briefinas. 6. Maintains operational liaison with Navy, other MOD anc extra-DOP cammancs and agencies to ensure Department requirements are satisfied and to resolve problems of mutual interest. 7. Organizes, staffs, and plans for the presentation of the Department’ s position during the budgeting and programming cycle. 8. Orcaanizes, staffs, and plans for the continued uparadce in Denartment substructure to include hardware and software architecture, communication support, facilitv services and suprortina equioment. 9. Is the Command’s authority on the DOD Indications and varnite Systen.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C oa = . t toa NAVAL OPFPATIONS DIVISIONS NOPTHEP!] (21), BAELTIC, BLACK ANT CASPIA¥ (22) AND PACIFIC (23) GENEPAL FUNCTION To svstematicallv exploit all availabie intelliaence resources ir order to assess the operational readiness of Soviet naval and naval air forces and the Soviet intention to use these forces in the practice or execution of wartime missions. The assessments are in support of DOD Indications and Warning, national and Fleet level naval cammands, the Defense Intellicence Acency, and other military commands and civilian agencies. Assist the Department Head in oroanizina, staffinc, end rlanning, for increased effectiveness of the denartment. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Provide the earliest sossible stratecic warning or nrediction of likelihood of imminent hostilities or of anv immending threat activitv which mev acverselv impact on U. S. interests. -Fstablisk readiness I&W criteria which can be usee tc identify Ceviations from normal Soviet force activities. -[Lirect and control assianed personnel in the around-the-clock watch for the immediate filtering anc analvsis of data to assess the status and possible intentions of foreiaqn forces. 2. Provide current irtellicence in as canplete, reliable, and timelv a manner as possible to provide U. S. operational forces with continuous informetion on the Soviet capability to aenerate naval and naval air forces in times of peace and war. 3. Produce in-dernth, all-source studies or reriodic renorts wich outline the Soviet reaciness doctrine or the current readiness status of Soviet naval and naval air forces as it is manifested in Soviet writinas, exercise activities, in-port routine, and deployment and patrol practices. 4. Conduct in-depth or supportive analysis of Soviet naval and naval air readiness concepts and doctrine for incorporation into consolidated reports, studies, assessments, eStimates, etc. , 5. Conduct liaison within the Command and with other acencies and cammands to ensure accuracy and cuality control of products anc to avoid durlication by other intellicence agencies and commands.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C a, * oe 6 NAVOPINTCEN-24 OPELINT ANALYSIS DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To advise and assist the Department Head in directinc anc controlling intelligence analysis proarams and production policy of the OPELINT program and other programs as may be assigned. Assist the Nepartment Heac in orcanizina, staffing, and planning for increased effectiveness of the Department. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Assists the Department Heac as required in the develonment of user requirements for automated data srocessine svstems immrovements apnlicable to the Division. 2. Originates intelligence products based on evaluation ane analvsis of raw ELINT data. 3. Represents the Cammand and the Department on projects, tasks, committees, study groups, etc., whose goals or objectives involve extensive coordination or collaboration with elements of the SIGINT community. 4. Supports the Department Head as the point of contact for Operational Electronic Intelligence (OPELINT) matters which include the development of OPELINT support to the Command’s mission. &, Develops programs and projects to ensure optimum use of Naval Reserve Security Group personnel assigned to the Command for ACDUTRA ané in a drilling status. 6. Directs and controls Department and Command planning for enhancec technical ane analytical growth relatinc to the formulating, manacinc ané coorcinating a military and civilian SIGINT training proaran. 7. Serves as first-line supervisor for the Division, administering military and civilian personnel matters, monitoring and coordinatinc analysts’ professional career development, and preparing required evaluations and promotion recommendations. 8. Maintains operational liaison with Navy, other DOP, and extra-DOP commands and agencies to ensure departmental requirements are satisfied and problens of mutual interest are resolved.
NAVOPINICFNINST 5450.1 NA&VOPINICEN=25 DEPLOYED FORCES ARCHIVAL PIVISIC#H (25) GFNERAL FUNCTION To process, exploit, evaluate, and report all-source information bearina on the current movements, activities and intentions of foreign ships, submarines, and military aircraft operating beyond national Fleet operatina areas and ports in support of national and Fleet level naval cammands, the Defense Intelligence Agency, and other military commands and civilian agencies requirina Ocean Surveillance Information System (OSIS) support anc Indications and Warning (Is\) system support. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Provides ocean surveillance data and exchances near-real-time information tc locate, track, ané evaluate naval vessels of particular interest to U. S. and U. S. Navy commanders worldwide. 2. Produces and provides current intellicence in as commlete, reliable, and timely a manner as possible. 3. Conducts in-depth analvsis and SEAWATCH data support in response to other elements of the Command and to specific operational and national planning requests related to Soviet deploved naval and naval air onerations for purposes of reports, studies, assessments, estimates, etc. -Lirects an@ controls quality of the automated SEAVATCY cate base as the historical naval base for the entire OSIS. 4. Monitors deployed forces activity and provides backup for desianated OSIS nodes as it relates to the early strategic warning or prediction of likelihood of imminent hostilities or of any impending threat activity which may adverselv impact on U. S. interests. 5. Directs and controls the provision of direct operational intelligence support to the Fleet and other commands in response to specified tasks. Initiates operational intelligence support as appropriate. 6. Serves as first-line supervisor for the Division administering military and civilian personnel matters, monitoring and coordinating analysts’ professional career development, and preparing required evaluations and pramotion recommendations.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINICFN-03 NAVAL ANALYSIS DEPARTMENT GENFRAL FUNCTION To assist, advise and supnort the Canmmandino Officer in matters involvina collection, processing, evaluation and dissemination of all-source information relevant to Soviet and Warsaw Pact surface and air naval forces in the maritime regions of the world. The Naval Analysis Department is responsible for in-depth analyses leading to a clear understanding of Soviet/Warsaw Pact wartime concepts of operation for the employment of naval forces. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Manaces an? controls intellicence analyses and production, renulates workload, assigns priorities and identifies resource requirements within the Department. 2. Manages analyses and production in response to official tasks levied upon NAVOPINTCER. 3. Provides in-depth, direct operational support to Fleet and other cammands as requested, while providing initiative operational support as appropriate. 4. Maintains close liaison with cognizant agencies with reoard to special intelligence collection, processing and dissemination of matters of concern to the Navv. 5. Identifies collection recuirenents on intellicence subjects of interest to the Navy. 6. Supports a variety of intelligence exchange programs with foreiqn governments and their navies. 7. Produces in-depth, all-source studies/reports including tactical Naval Warfare Publications (NWP 12-1, 12-2 and 12-4) desioned to provide . comprehensive analyses of the overall Soviet military threat to U. S. naval operating forces. 8. Coordinates with other NAVOPINICEN Departments. 9. Maintains security within Department spaces and provides or obtains, through NAVOPINTCEN-01, necessary administrative services to support production.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450 .1C NAVOPINTCFY=-03A DEPUTY DEPARTMENT HEAD GENFRAL FUNCTION To advise and assist the Nepartment Head in manaaino all aspects of intelligence analysis anc production performed by the Nenartment. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Serves as the direct representative of the Department Head and, in his absence, acts fer him on matters of policv, onerations, and direction in carrying out the functions of the Denartment. 2. In concert with the Department Heac, manaaes and controls analvsis and production, regulates workloads, assigns priorities and identifies resource requirements for intelliaence analysis. 3. Provides ouality control and consistencv in al] Denartment products and ensures that they meet consumer needs. 4. Advises Department Head on work-load imbalances ard determines resource reallocation within the Department as deemed necessary. 5. Performs all task-manadement functions including required liaison with outside agencies to ensure smooth coordination of effort within the Department. 6. Interfaces with other intelliaence anencies, Fleet carmanis and national authorities to resolve problems of mutual interest, validates information relevant to on-qoing joint projects, and coordinates the development of specific collection requirements. 7. In concert with the Department Head, develops and prepares annual Department fiscal requirements, including POM, GDIP, JSOP and FYDP submissions. 8. Supervises three analytical divisions in terms of evaluating performance of subordinate supervisors, reviewing their evaluations of individual employees, resolving production conflicts, and identifyina training needs.
NAWOPINTCRN TNS 5450.10 NAVOPINICF™ 31 STRATPeY ANALYSTS NIVISTOW GENFRAL FUNCTION To exnloit svstematicallv all available inte)liqence resources in oreer to identify potential enemv doctrine, strateay and activities. SPFCIFIC FUNCTIONS J}. Conducts in-depth analysis of Soviet combined arms exercises. 2. Produces ir-depth, all-source stucies of Soviet navai exercises, exercise trends, an? exercise natterns. 2.0 Produces inedemt>, all-scurc stu@ies 9° Soviet Atvarsaw Pact military doctrine as manifested in writinas and observed activities. 4, Conducts inedenth anatveis in response to snecific onerzational /nationa? Planning recuests related te a notential enemy's strateav an? doctrine, 5. Prenares ane presents intellinence briefings to operational nexrsonnel, national plannezs, technical laboratory personnel, military education/trainins Students and analysts of other intelliqence oraanizations, ff. Produces and unitates Soviet Naval Wer Plans an@ Nava] C3 Master Plan. 7. Umnon recuest, contributes analvses to other divisions an? denartments of NAVAPINTCE”” as well as to other intellinence nrocduction organizations for incorporation into consolidate? renorts/stuciec/assessnents/estimates, etc. R. Pevelons IsW indicators in conjunction with NAVOPINTCF*-12. 9. Conducts liaison with other aqencies anc comands, as wel] as other NAVOPINICFN denartments and divisions, in order to ensure accuracy and quality control of Division products and avoid duplication.
NAVOPINTCENINS® 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN—32 TACTICS ANALYSTS DIVISION GENFRAL FUNCTION To exploit svstematically all available intelligence resources in order to identifv current and future potentia] enemy tactics against U. S. surface and air forces. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Maintains comprehensive all-source data bases and conducts in-depth research and analysis of Soviet military tactics aqainst ". S. surface and air forces. 2. Penauces in-denth all-source studies an? reports on the fareiqn tactica! thzeat to U. S. surface and air forces for use bv Fleet rational personnel, national planners, R&P enaineers and other intelligence analysts. 3. Conducts in-denth analysis in sesnonse to snecific onerational/national nlannino requests related to the Soviet tactical threat. 4, Produces Naval Warfare Publication series SP 12-1, *2+2 and 12-4, which define foreiaqn tactical threat to U. S. air and surface forces and soviet ocean surveillance onerations, at a classification level which allows wide dissemination to Fleet operational personnel. 5. mon recuest, contributes analyses to other divisions an¢ departments of NAVOPINTCEN as well as to other intellinence oroduction oraqanizations for incorporation into consolidated renorts/studies/assessments/estimates, etc. &. Prepares and presents intelligence briefinas to onerational personnel, national planners, technical lahoratory nersonnel, military education/training students and analysts of other intelligence organizations. 7. Conducts liaison with other agencies and commands, as well as within NAVOPINTCEN, to ensure accuracy and qualitv control of division products, and to avoid duplication by the various intelligence agencies and camands.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1¢ NAVOPINTCEN-04 WORLD NAVIES DEPARTMENT GENERAL FUNCTION To assist, advise, and support the Commanding Officer by providing all source information on the operations, tactics, and employment doctrine of Free/Third World naval and maritime-associated air forces, and to produce and disseminate both current and in-denpth intelligence studies and reports on forces which either (a) pose potential threats to U. S. naval forces and/or maritime interests or (b) are of high interest for other reasons. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Ascertains Fleet need for intelligence in the World Navies area of responsibility. 2. Produces intelligence studies, reports, and such other analytical products or briefings as may be tasked or otherwise required by Fleet cammands. 3. Pesponds to ad hoc tasking in the Vorld Navies area of responsibility. 4. Provides timely, tailored threat assessments to Fleet commands. conducting or planning to conduct operations in reaction to crises or other contingencies. 5. Provides intelligence support to wargaming and tactical development and evaluation projects. 6. Participates in the production of intelligence estimates, as appropriate. 7. Provides analysts as World Navies Indications and Warning watchstanders as required. 8, Determines the nature of OSIS production to be accomplished by the World Navies, and provides necessary support. . 9, Ensures that NAVOPINTCEN is on distribution for all available information about World Navies topics. 10. Reviews, and, as necessary, develops intelligence collection requirements related to the World Navies area of responsibility. 11. Conducts appropriate liaison with other commands and agencies to ensure accuracy and quality of World Navies products and to avoid possible duplication of effort.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C : ER Sar, NAVOPINTCEN-04A © TFEG iss PEPUTY DEPARTMENT HEAD GENEPAL FUNCTION To advise, assist anc support the Department Head in managing the World Navies Department. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Serves as the direct representative of the Department Head and, in his/her absence, acts on matters of nolicv, operations and direction in carrying out the functions of the Department. 2. In concert with the Denartment Head, manages and controls analvsis and production efforts, reaulates workloads, assigns priorities, and identifies resource requirements for intelligence analysis. 3. Provides quality control and consistency for all Nepartment products anc ensures production meets consumer needs. 4. Performs all task management functions for the Department includina required liaison with outside agencies. 5. Supervises four analytical divisions evaluatino the performance of subordinate supervisors and reviewing their evaluations of individual employees. €. Manaces the Denartment'’s trainine proaram, includina evaluating trainina needs, assigning individuals to training courses, and maintaining training records. 7. Manages the Department's personnel administration program, including managine leave requests, a@visinc the Department head of federal civilian pramotion requirements and federal administrative regulations, and making recommendations regarding the promotion of Department civilian personnel. 8. In concert with the Department Head, develops and prenares annual Department fiscal requirements, as requested.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C - & FER 55 NAVOPINTCEN=4 1 PACIFIC DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To process, evaluate and Gisseminate all-source intelliaence on Free/Third World naval and maritime-associated air forces in the Pacific region. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Manages and supervises analysts assigned to the Division. 2. Advises the Department Head on all intelligence matters fram the Pacific region which could affect the Department. 3. Reviews available intelliagence information, determines topics aprronriate for Division production, and manages subordinate analytical resources to ensure quality and timeliness of production. 4. Ensures that the Division’s snalytical files are properly maintained, and conducts liaison with other intelligence agencies to ensure accuracy and quality of Division products. 5. Coordinates with relevant collection manaaement activities and operational cammands to ensure that appropriate collection assets are advised of collection opportunities related to the World Navies area of interest. 6. Reviews intelligence collection requirements related to the Division. Additionally, ensures that IIR evaluations are completed in a timely manner. 7. Provides timely, tailored threat assessments as applicable and responds to ad hoc taskinas as appropriate. 8. Manages the administration of the Division's tasking and production. 9, Prepares required evaluations and promotion recommendations for both military and civilian personnel assigned to the Division.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN~42 - TELE toeg FUROPEAN/MEDITEPRANEAN PIVISIO# GENERAL FUNCTION To process, evaluate, and disseminate all-source intelliaence on Free/Third World naval and maritime-associated air forces in the EURO/MED Region. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Manages and supervises analysts assigned to the Division. 2. Advises the Department Head on all intelligence matters fram the FURO/MED region which could affect the World Navies Denartment. 3. Reviews available intelligence information, determines topics appropriate for Division production, and manaces subordinate analytical resources to ensure quality and timeliness of production. 4. Ensures that the Pivision's analytical files are properly maintained, and conducts liaison with other intelliqence agencies to ensure accuracy anc quality of Division products. 5. Coordinates with relevant collection management activities and operational commands to ensure that appropriate collection assets are advised of collection opportunities related to the World Navies area of interest. 6. Peviews intelligence collection requirements related to the Division. Additionally, ensures that IIR evaluations are completed in a timely manner. 7. Provides timely, tailored threat assessments as apnlicable anc responds to ad hoc taskings as appropriate. 8. Manages the administration of the Division's tasking and production. 9. Prepares required evaluations and pramotion recommendations for both military and civilian personnel assigned to the Division. .
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C - FEB 1G: were NAVOPINTCEN~4 3 INDIAN OCEAN DIVISON GENFRAL FUNCTION To process, evaluate and disseminate all-source intelligence on Free/Third World naval and maritims-associated air forces in the Indian Ocean region. SPECIFIC FUNTIONS 1. Manages and sunervises analvsts assianed to the Division. 2. Advises the Department Head on all intelligence matters from the Indian Ocear: segion which could affect the World Navies Department. 3. Reviews available intelligence information, determines topics appropriate for Division production, and manages subordinate analvtical resources to ensure quality and timeliness of production. 4. Ensures that the Division's analytical files are proper!y maintained, and conducts liaison with other intelligence agencies to ensure accuracy and quality of Division products. 5. Coordinates with relevant collection management activities and operational camands to ensure that appropriate collection assets are advised of collection opportunities related to the World Navies area of interest. 6. Reviews intellicence collection reouirements related to the Division. Additionally, ensures that IIR evaluations are completed in a timely manner. 7. Provides timely, tailored threat assessments as applicable anc responds to ad hoc taskinos as appropriate. 8. Manages the acministration of the Division's taskinc and production. 9. Prepares required evaluations and promotion recammendations for .both military and civilian personnel assigned to the Pivision.
NAVOPINTCENINST $450.1¢ - eo4, rf went NAVOPINTCEN=44 ATLANTIC DIVISION: GENERAL FUNCTION Te process, evaluate, and disseminate all-source intelligence on Free/Third World naval ane maritime-associated air forces in the Atlantic region. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Manages and supervises analysts assigned to the Division. 2. Advises the Department Head on all intellicence matters from the Atlantic region which could affect the World Navies Department. 3. Reviews available intelligence information, determines topics appropriate for Division production, and manages subordinate analytical resources to ensure quality and timeliness of production. 4. Ensures that the Pivision'’s analytical files are nronerlv maintained, and conducts liaison with other intelligence agencies to ensure accuracy and quality of Division products. 5. Coordinates with relevant collection management activities and operational cammends to ensure that anpronriate collection assets are advised of collection opportunities related to the World Navies area of interest. 6. Reviews intelligence collection requirements related to the Civision. Additionally, ensures that IIF evaluations are camplete¢ in a timely manner. 7. Provides timely, tailored threat assessments as applicable and responds to ad hoc taskings as appropriate. 8. Manages the administration of the Division's tasking and production. 9. Prepares required evaluations ané promotion recommendations for both military and civilian personnel assiqned to the Division.
NAVOPINTCENINST 545C.1C ~~ AEPr se NAVOPINTCEN-05 DRED 3 SUBMARINE WARFARE OPERATIONS RESEARCH? DcPARTMENT GENERAL FUNCTION To assist, advise, and support the Commandina Officer in matters involving collection, processing, evaluation, and dissemination of all-source information for use by U. S. submarine forces during peacetime and wartime operations. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Manages and controls intelligence production, requlates workload, assigns priorities, and identifies resource requirements within the Department. 2. Conducts analysis and production in response to official tasks levied upon NAVOPINTCEN. 3. Provides in-depth, direct operational support to Fleet and other commands as requested, while providing initiative operational supnort as appropriate. 4. Maintains close liaison with other intelligence anencies with reaard to special intelligence collection, processing anc dissemination. 3. Identifies collection requirements on intelligence subjects of interest to the Navy. . 6. Manages Command support to the Special Navy Control Progran. 7. Supports a variety of intelligence exchange procrams with foreian governments. 8. Produces in-depth, all-source studies/reports includine tactical as well as Strategic publications designed to provide comprehensive analyses of Soviet military operations as they relate to U. S. submarine forces. 9. Coordinates with other NAVOPINICEN Departments. 10. Maintains security within Department spaces and provides, or obtains through NAVOPINTCEN-01, necessary administrative services to support production. ll. Monitors and provides necessary guidance to NAVOPINTCEN Reserve Units in matters relating to intelligence production, mobilization assignments, and readiness.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN-05A "EES DEPUTY DEPAPTMENT HEAD GENERAL FUNCTION To advise and assist the Nepartment Head in manaqino all aspects of intelligence analysis and production performed by the Department. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Serves as the direct representative of the Department Head and, in his absence, acts for him on matters of policy, operations ané direction in carrying out the functions of the Department. 2. In concert with the Department Head, manages and controls analysis and production, requlates workloads, assiqns priorities and identifies resource requirements for intelligence analysis. 3. Provides qualitv control and consistency in al] Nenartment products and ensures that thev meet consumer needs. 4. Acvises Department Head on work-load imbalances and determines resource reallocation within the Department as deened necessary. 5. Performs all] task-management functions including required liaison with outside agencies to ensure smooth coordination of effort within the Denartment. 6. Interfaces with other intelliaence agencies, Fleet commands, and national authorities to resolve problems of mutual interest, to validate information relevant to on-going joint projects, and to coordinate the developnent of specific collection requirements. 7. In concert with the Department Head, develops and prepares annual Department fiscal recuirements, including POM, GDIP, JSOP, and FYDP submissions. 8. Supervises three Department divisions in terms of evaluating performance of subordinate supervisors, reviewina their evaluations of individual employees, resolvina production conflicts, and identifying trainino needs.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C a ee wee NAVOPINTCEN-05B PER IGE SENIOP ANALYST GENERAI. FUNCTION To advise and assist the Denartment Head and Deputy in performing quality control of analytical products and personally conduct research and analysis for unique intelligence projects. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Peoresents the Tepartment, as well as the Command, at senior level operational and/or analytical meetings and conferences. 2. Reviews outgoing analytical products for substantive accuracy. 3. Conducts complex research and analysis in specific areas such as Soviet Arctic warfare, dynamic targeting, etc. 4, Interfaces with Fleet operational forces and Washington planners on matters related to Department analytical mission.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINICEN-51 + TFEB 1856 PRODUCTION SUPPORT DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To provide support in three major production areas: (1) To provide collection requirements assistance, special program material control, collection auidance interface and collection feedback to onerational forces, aS well as specific tasking management support. (2) To maintain ané operate an automated data base of intelliaence derived from a sensitive collection mrogram and be responsive to the needs of National and Fleet-level commands, the Defense Intelligence Agency, other military camands, civilian agencies, and units of the operatina forces. (3) To provide specialized integrated information processing services to various elements of the Command and to assist in the development of automated analytical systems. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Microfilms and acts as the central microfiche repository for program source documents, related analytical reports, and logs; publishes updates to copies of the library and maintains inventory listings for various consumers. 2. Provides direct support to the Fleet and analytical community. by maintaining and publishine customized microfiche replicas of the computer data base positioned at various shore-based activities and afloat. 3. Provides computer and microfiche assisted responses to ad hoc queries from the CNO, the operating forces, and the intelligence community in response to high-level management and/or fleet operational questions, 4. Monitors post-operational reporting and analysis and provides periodic assessments to the collection program manager. 5. Provides a specialized data base for the Program Manager's use in administering a special collection progran. 6. Publishes procedural manuals and working aids for use in conjunction with a special collection progran.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN-52 2 7 FES ists WARFARE ANALYSIS DIVISICt: GENERAL FUNCTION To systematically exploit all available intelligence resources in order to fully prepare U. S. submarine forces for peacetime and wartime interaction with Soviet forces. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Maintains comprehensive all-source Geta bases and conducts in-depth research and analysis of Soviet military operations and tactics against U. S. submarine forces. . 2. Produces in-depth, all-source studies and reports for use by Fleet operational personnel, national planners, R&D engineers and other intelligence analvsts. 3. Conducts in-depth analysis in response to specific operational/national planning requests. 4, Manages all intelligence production within the Division. 5. Upon request, contributes analyses to other divisions and departments of NAVOPINTCEN as well as to other intelligence production organizations for incorporation into consolidated reports/studies/assessments/estimates, etc. 6. Prenares anc nresents intelliaence briefings to onerational nersonnel, national planners, technical laboratorv personnel, military education/training students, and analysts of other intelligence organizations. 7, Monitors and coordinates Division analysts’ professional career development, both military and civilian. Prepares reouvired evaluations and promotion recommendations. Provides training for branch analysts as required; assists NAVOPINTCEN-02 in training IsW watchstanders. 8. Conducts liaison with other agencies and camands, as well as within NAVOPINTCEN, to ensure accuracy and quality control ef Division products and to avoid duplication of efforts by other intelligence agencies and commands.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN-53  TFEB 1586 OCEAN RESEARCH DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To systematically exploit all available intelligence resources in order to identify Soviet oceanographic research operations and the use of ocean sensor devices which provide a direct threat to U. S. submarine forces. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Maintains comprehensive all~source cata bases and conducts in-depth analysis of Soviet research ship activity, use of fix acoustic systems, and nonacoustic ASW research operations. 2. Produces in-depth, all-source studies ané reports for use by Fleet operational personnel, national planners, R&D engineers, and other intelligence analysts. 3, Conducts in-depth analysis in response to specific operational /national planning requests. 4. Manages all intelligence production within the Division. 5. Upon request, contributes analyses to other divisions and departments of NAVOPINTCEN as well as to other intelligence production organizations for incorporation into consolidated reports/studies/assessments/estimates , etc. 6. Prepares and presents intelligence briefinas to operational personnel, national planners, technical laboratory personnel, military educational/training students and analysts of other intelligence organizations. 7. Monitors and coordinates Division analysts‘ professional career | development, both military and civilian. Prepares require? eveluations and promotion recommendations. Provides training for analysts as required; assists NAVOPINTCEN-02 in training I&W watchstanders. 8. Conducts liaison with other agencies and commands, as well as within NAVOPINTCEN, to ensure accuracy and quality control of Division products and to avoid duplication of efforts by other intelligence agencies and commands. 9. On a periodic basis, reviews, revises, updates, and/or develops new intelligence collection requirements. 10. Provides intelligence support as appropriate to wargaming and Tactical Development ané Evaluation projects.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C - 7 FEB 1596 NAVOPINTCEN-06 SPECIAL PROJECTS DEPARTMENT GENERAL FUNCTION To assist, advise, and support the Commanding Officer in the accamplishment of those functions involving intelligence support to certain U. S. submarine programs and analysis of certain special foreign maritime activities. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Manages and controls intelligence production, regulates workloads, assigns priorities, and identifies resource requirements within the Department. 2. Coordinates and manages the broad aspects of intelligence collection and related tasking as they pertain to foreign undersea warfare threats to certain U. S. submarine operations. 3. Maintains liaison with appropriate goverment activities and Navy-sponsored civilian contractors in pursuit of undersea warfare threat integration studies. 4. Is responsible for the security of Department spaces and classified material therein in accordance with existing security directives.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN=06A, DEPUTY DFPARTMENT HEAD GENERAL FUNCTION To advise the Department Head on substantive analytical matters related to all areas of Department analysis. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Coordinates, reviews, and intearates Department products. 2. Plans ané assigns work responsibilities to Division Heads. 3. Identifies training needs and coordinates with training officials to resolve individual Division training problems. 4, Provides technical advice to the Nepartment Head and all Department analysts. 5. Evaluates significant aspects of current and future collection capabilities. 6. Provides quality control and consistency of Department products and ensures products meet the needs of the organizations supported. 7. Advises Department Head regarding the selection, acquisition and use of personnel, facilities, contractual resources, automated data nrocessina systems, and other resources for the most effective accomplishment of current and long-range Department objectives. 8. Coordinates integrated analysis within the Department and often takes the lead in the production of integrated special studies involvina analysts fran other commands. 9. Attends conferences and meetings with senior members of other government agencies and represents the Cammand in matters relating to the Department.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C - TEES tye 7] a) NAVOPINTCEM=6 1] OPERATIONS ANALYSIS DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To provide analysis of foreign naval antisubmarine warfare operations to the Navy and other national planners to assist in their understanding and prediction of foreign ASW operations worldwide and the threat that these operations pose to the U. S. strateqic submarine force. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Analyzes reports from all sources on antisubmarine warfare operations worldwide. 2. Reviews collection requirements, identifies intelligence gaps, and generates new intelligence collection requirements. 3. Conducts liaison with Navy laboratories and civilian contract agencies. 4. Supports Fleet requirements and inputs pertaining to SSB: security. 5. Evaluates significant applicable aspects of current and future collection capabilities. 6. Develops ASW intelligence from raw data and produces reports/estimates. 7. Prepares and presents intelligence briefings for senior Navy and National planners such as the DMI, CNO, Executive Panel, 1. S. and foreign flag officers, and other high-ranking government officials.
") NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C © 7 FEB 13t6 NAVOPINTCEN=6 2 THREAT ANALYSIS DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To provide threat analyses and area studies for special U. S. defense programs at the direction of higher authorities. Responsible to NAVINTCOM for analyses of certain foreign ASW developments. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Develops camprehensive threat analyses and support documents for Program Planning & Operations. 2. Provides intelligence support for certain special intelligence collection and U. S. R&D programs. 3. Assists in developing threat assessments of U. S. naval platforms. 4, Evaluates significant applicable aspects of current and future collection capabilities.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C NAVOPINTCEN=6 3 RESEARCH OPERATIONS DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To provide in-depth analyses of certain, selected Soviet activities. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Conducts historic and reai-time analysis of foreign ocean activity to determine purpose of operations; provides warnings and assessments to interested cammands and organizations. 2. Supports various U. S. USW Program Managers. Conducts liaison with government agencies, as well as commercial companies, on subjects of mutual interest. 3. Camnpiles and maintains continuity of unique data-base sources for support of analysis. 4, Defines, monitors, and controls contract efforts in support of the overall analytical task. 5. Evaluates significant applicable aspects of current and future collection capabilities.
NAVOPINTCENINST 5450.1C ~ QFEB 1555 NAVOPINTCEN-07 INTELLIGENCE SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT GENERAL FUNCTIONS To plan and provide effective and efficient intelligence information services. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Coordinates with all necessary organizations to ensure that NAVOPINTCRM's automated information and service requirements are satisfied. 2. Develops, maintains, and implements ADP architectural plans to ensure that existing and new NAVOPINTCEN intelligence systems are coordinatec, integrated, and effective. 3. Coordinates development of NAVOPINTCEN analyst requirement statements for autamated information and services. 4. Represents NAVOPINICEN on technical and OPINTEL matters in AMP development and management forums includina the Integrated Autamnatec Intelligence Processing System (IAIPS). 5. Develops and implements NAVOPINTCEN ADP policies, standards and quidelines. 6. Acts as ADP Security Officer for the Command. 7. Provides technical expertise in the various technologies involved in the field of integrated processing in order to provide reouired ADP services to NAVOPINTICEN.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C 7 FEB Ss NAVOPINTCEN-71 SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT DIVISION GENERAL FUNCTION To control and coordinate the Gevelopment and operation of Intelligence Information Systems in support of NAVOPINTCEN. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Conducts data/word processing (DP)/(WP) systems analysis with users within NAVOPINTCEN to identify new requirements, monitors system performance, and initiates system chanoes to increase system efficiency and utility. 2. Coordinates with users the review of proposed system specifications or modifications to existing ADP systems or of new systems. 3. Provides programming services to NAVOPINTCEN analvsts, includinc new data base applications, and coordinates the programming efforts of reserve personnel. 4. Monitors on-line data base loading of ADP systems, archives data, or resizes files and/or data bases as required to prevent system(s) saturation. 5. Facilitates NAVOPINICEN analyst use of Intelligence On-Line Data Base systems, including the sutmission of queries. 6. Performs emergency software and hardware maintenance upon notification of an outage until such time as NIPSSA or contractor support is available. 7. Coordinates and initiates 211 system maintenance activity. 8. Coordinates preparation for ADP and communications outages, new hardware or software installation, and ADP system modifications which may affect NAVOPINTCEN operations. 9, Ensures adherence to applicable ADP security policies. 10. Conducts liaison with NAVINTCOM, other government agencies, contractor personnel, and custamer engineers with respect to systems development operational procedures, communications interfaces, and messace distribution systems. 11. Reviews, assigns priorities, ensures implementation of system correction and enhancement change proposals.
NAVOPINICENINST 5450.1C TFEB 1386 - NAVOPINTCEN-08 MERCHANT OPERATIONS AND ANALYSIS DEPARTMENT GENERAL FUNCTION To exploit multisource data in analyzing and reporting on the operations, characteristics, capabilities, and inventories of all-flag merchant, fishing, and research shipping; to produce reports tailored to the requirements of the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Military Departments, the Unified, Specified and Fleet Commands, other national departments and agencies, and designated U. S. allies; to provide the earliest possible strategic warning and prediction of imminent hostilities or impending threats which may jeopardize U. S. lives Or property, or which may otherwise have an adverse impact on U. S. interests. SPECIFIC FUNCTIONS 1. Processes, evaluates, and disseninates multisource information concerning current movements and activities of worldwide, all-flag merchant shipping and fishing fleets for the purpose of supporting DOD and National Indications and Warning (I&W) systems and Navy Ocean Surveillance Information System (OSIS) responsibilities. 2. Maintains a continuous around-the-clock watch section capable of performing immediate analysis and providing sustained update to SEAWATCH files essential to support NAVOPINTCEN's I&W and OSIS responsibilities. 3. Evaluates scientific and technical (S&T) information and produces reports concerning developments, capabilities and characteristics of all-flag merchant, fishing, and research ships. Such production includes: a. Publications including characteristics and graphics on all-flag merchant, fishing and research ships. oy b. Publications concerning merchant and fishing ship military logistic Support capabilities. c. Assessments for the DIA Naval Forces Intelligence Studies (NAFIS) program concerning merchant fleets. 4. Acts as the national authority on worldwide maritime inventories, maintaining comprehensive listings of all-flag merchant, fishing, and research ships. . 5. Provides maritime Isw intelligence to the National Military Intelligence Center (NMIC), Department of State and other appropriate national agencies.