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DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  ARMY 
U.S.  ARMY  FOREIGN  SCIENCE  AND  TECHNOLOGY  CENTER' 
220  Seventh  Street,  NE. 
Charlottesville ,  Virginia   22901-5396 
FSTC  REGULATION 
NO.  10-1  Organization  and  Functions 
U.S.  ARMY  FOREIGN  SCIENCE  AND  TECHNOLOGY  CENTER 
Effective  1  April  1986 
Paragraph     Page 
Purpose   .. 
 
References   
Explanation  of  Abbreviations   
Mission   —    — 
Organization  and  Concept  of  Operations   — 
Functions     
Command  and  Staff  Relationships    
Appendices: 
B.  Organizational  Chart 
C.  Office  of  the  Commander 
D.  Research  and  Analysis  Directorate 
£.  Information  Management  Directorate 
F.  Programs  and  Resources  Directorate 
G.  Intelligence  Operations  Directorate 
H.   CiviLian  Personnel  Office 
I.   Equal  Employment  Opportunity  Office 
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1.   Purpose.   This  regulation  sets  forth  the  organisation  and  principal 
functions  of  the  United  States  Army  Foreign  Science  and  Technology  Center  and 
that  of  its  component  elements. 
♦This  Regulation  supersedes  FSTCR  10- i,  L  July  1981,  and 
FSTCC  10-1  (FOUO),  16  May  1983
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2.   References.   Related  publications  are  listed  below:         ■>*,** 
a.  AR  10-86,  Organization  and  Functions,  U.  S.  Army  Intelligence  Agency 
b.  CSR  10-27,  Office  of  the  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff  for  Intelligence 
3 •   Explanation  of  Abbreviations. 
4 .   Mission. 
a.  The  mission  of  FSTC  is  to  provide  improved  user  community  knowledge  of 
current  and  projected  assigned  foreign  ground  force  systems  and  related  sciences 
and  technologies  to  enable  informed  choices  by  materiel,  combat,  and  force 
developers  and  to  support  national  intelligence  efforts. 
b.  Specific  mission  areas  are: 
(1)  artillery,  infantry,  armor,  and  helicopter  weapon  systems,  less 
guided  missiles,  that  form  the  bulwark  of  the  air/land  battle 
(2)  mobility,  engineer,  aviation,  soldier  support,  and  communications 
and  noncommunications  el-.ctronic  systems  that  support  the  air/ land  battle 
(3)  chemical  and  electronic  warfare 
(4)  applied  technologies,  including  energy  conversion,  structural  and 
energetic  materials,  coatings,  and  POL 
(5)  explosive  ordnance  disposal 
(6)  nuclear  and  physical  sciences 
(7)  advanced  electronics  technology 
(8)  foreign  RDA  processes 
(9)  scientific  and  technical  projections 
(10)  technical  electronic  intelligence  (ELINT)        *  • 
(11)  imagery  exploitation 
(12)  Army  Foreign  Materiel  Program 
(13)  Foreign  Target  Signatures  Program
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a.  The  FSTC  is  a  component  command  of  the  U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Agency 
(AIA),  a  Field  Operating  Agency  (FOA)  of  the  Assistant  Chief  of  Staff .for 
Intelligence  (ACSI),  Department  of  the  Army  (DA).   Sister  production  centers 
within  the  AIA  are  the  U.S.  Army  Missile  and  Space  Intelligence  Center  and  the 
U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Threat  and  Analysis  Center. 
b.  The  FSTC  is  organized  along  functional  production  and  support  lines  for 
sustained,  independent  operations  in  response  to  known  and  projected  DA  and 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency  (DIA)  intelligence  production  requirements.'  At 
Appendix  B  is  a  diagram  depicting  the  three  offices  and  four  directorates  which 
constitute  the  organization. 
6.  Functions. 
a.  Identify  and  project  the  scientific  and  technical  threat  to  the  U.S.  Army. 
b.  Forecast  foreign  military  research,  development,  and  acquisition  (RDA) 
trends. 
c.  Produce  and  disseminate  all-source  scientific  and  technical  intelligence 
(S&TI)  products  in  response  to  stated,  implied,  and  anticipated  requirements. 
d.  Recommend  production  priorities  and  assess  the  levels  of  effort  required 
and  the  correlation  between  resources,  output,  and  consumer  satisfaction. 
e.  Recommend  policy  regarding  S&TI  production  and  dissemination  within  the 
Army . 
f.  Manage  the  Army  Foreign  Materiel  Program  (FMP)  to  include  the  acquisi- 
tion and  exploitation  of  foreign  materiel  and  Che  dissemination  of  the  resulting 
data. 
g.  Prod-ace  Foreign  Target  Signatures  data  and,  as  directed,  exercise 
management  oversight  for  the  AIA  program. 
h.   Identify,  prioritize,  and  st3te  c0li.2cti.0n  requirements  necessary  to 
fill  scientific  and  technical  information  gaps. 
i.  Develop  and  maintain  an  S&TI  data  base  for  assigned  mission  areas. 
j.   Provide  for  a  full  range  of  production  support  services  appropriate  for 
receiving,  storing,  maintaining,  analyzing,  preparing,  and  distributing 
information  and  intelligence  products. 
k.  Provide  for  the  administrative  and  logistics  services  necessary  to 
sustain  the  facilities  and  work  force.
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7.   Command  and  Staff  Relationships.  -  ■,  >• ■*  .• 
■■ «  *  ' 
a.  The  FSTC  is  a  coraoonent  command  of  the  AIA.  Directives,  policies, 
planning  and  program  guidance,  and  funding  are  issued  to  this  command  through 
or  by  the  AIA. 
b.  The  Commander,  FSTC,  executes  Lead  Center  responsibilities  as  delegated 
by  the  Commander,  AIA. 
c.  The  Commander,  FSTC,  is  authorized  direct  contact  with  external 
agencies,  commands,  and  activities  as  follows: 
(1)  ACSI  and  Army  Staff  agencies  for  coordination  of  administrative  and 
operational  matters  related  to  the  production  and  dissemination  of  validated  or 
otherwise  assigned  intelligence  requirements. 
(2)  Supporting  and  cooperating  DOD  and  non-DOD  intelligence  collection 
and  production  agencies  for  purposes  of  coordinating  administrative  and  opera- 
tional matters  directly  related  to  the  S&TI  mission. 
(3)  All  Army  components  and  other  DOD  and  non-DOD  customers  for  pur- 
poses of  coordinating  validated  production  requirements  and  for  Quick  Reaction 
Tasks  (QRT). 
(4)  All  Army  components  and  other  DOD  and  non-DOD  elements,  for  matters 
related  to  the  management  of  the  Army  Foreign  Materiel  Program  (FMP). 
(5)  The  General  Services  Administration  and  Army  agencies  for 
facilities  and  support  services  as  provided  for.  or  required  by,  memoranda  of 
understanding  or  Intraservice  Support  Agreements. 
(AIAST-PR-PO) 
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OFFICE 
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THE 
COMMANDER 
INFORMATION 
MANAGEMENT 
DIRECTORATE 
INFORMATION 
SERVICES 
DIVISION 
COMPUTER 
SERVICES 
DIVISION 
RESEARCH  AND 
ANALYSIS 
DIRECTORATE 
PUBLICATION 
SERVICES 
DIVISION 
COMBAT 
ARMS 
DIVISION 
AUTOMATION 
MANAGEMENT 
OFFICE 
ELECTRONIC 
SYSTEMS 
DIVISION 
INTELLIGENCE 
OPERATIONS 
DIRECTORATE 
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DIVISION 
FOREIGN 
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DIVISION 
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COMBAT 
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DIVISION 
INTEGRATION 
DIVISION 
PROGRAMS  AND 
RESOURCES 
DIRECTORATE 
COLLECTION 
MANAGEMENT 
DIVISION 
PLANS  AND 
OPERATIONS 
DIVISION 
FOREIGN 
SYSTEMS 
DIVISION 
SECURITY 
OFFICE 
ADMINISTRATION 
AND  LOGISTICS 
DIVISION 
SIGNATURES 
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APPENDIX  C 
OFFICE  OF  THE  COMMANDER 
1.  Mission.     Provide    to   the  Commander    the  appropriate  personal  and  administra- 
tive  support  required    to   facilitate    the   execution  of  command. 
2.  Organization.  -  -          - 
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3.      Func  tions. 
a.  Coordinates   and    facilitates    the   exchange    of   oral   and   written  communica- 
tions  between    the   Commander  and    the   staff. 
b.  Ensures    timely   and  accurate   response    to   command   inquiries   and   directed 
actions. 
c.  Recommends    to   the  Commander  near- term  and   long-term  scheduling   to  ensure 
the  efficient  utilization  of    time. 
d.  Monitors  matters   involving  protocol  and   representational  activities. 
e.  Reviews  administratively  all  correspondence  prepared  for   the  Commander's 
review  or  signature;   makes   substantive   recommendations  as  appropriate. 
f.  Monitors  messages  and   incoming  correspondence  for  matters   of  policy, 
command  actions,  and   information  of  general  interest  to   the  Commander. 
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g.   Prepares  command  correspondence,  as  required;  responds  to,  routine 
correspondence  and  communications  as  appropriate.  ' 
h.  Performs  special  actions  and  representational  functions,  as  directed. 
i.  Maintains  files  and  records  appropriate  for  the  support  and  continuity 
of  command. 
j.   Provides  support  to  the  Deputy  Director  and  Acting  Commander  or  Acting- 
Deputy  Director,  as  required. 
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APPENDIX  D 
RESEARCH  AND  ANALYSIS  DIRECTORATE 
1.  Mission.   Produce  all-source,  world-wide  scienti-f-ic  and.  technical  __ 
intelligence  (less  guided  missiles  and  medical)  for  assigned  ground  forces 
systems  and  related  sciences  and  technologies. 
2 .  Organization. 
Research  and  Analysis 
Directorate 
AIAST-RA 
Combat 
Support 
Division 
AIAST-RA-CB 
Combat 
Arms 
Division 
AIAST-RA-CA 
Integration 
Division 
AIAST-RA-ID 
Signatures 
Division 
AIAST-RA-SG 
Science  and 
Technology 
Division 
AIAST-RA-ST 
Electronic 
Systems 
Division 
AI.-.oT-RA-ES 
3.   Functions. 
a.   Directorate  Functions 
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(1)  Assigns,  prioritizes,  and  manages  the  production  of  S&TI  within  the 
directorate. 
(2)  Coordinates  with  other  directorates  to  plan  and  program  production 
activities  and  to  ensure  the  effective  and  efficient  use  of  available  resources. 
(3)  Identifies "resource  requirements.  Allocates  and  reallocates,  as 
appropriate,  resources  to  assure  mission  accomplishment. 
(4)  Ensures  that  products  meet  scope  of  requirement  and  established 
schedules. 
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(5)  Establishes  and  maintains  operational  liaison  within-'tihV  ' 
intelligence  community;  with  materiel,  combat  and  force  developers;  and,  as 
appropriate,  with  non-DOD  agencies. 
(6)  Directs  the  establishment  and  maintenance  of  S&TI  data  bases  in 
support  of  production  and  general  DOD  requirements. 
(7)  Establishes  directorate  collection  priorities  for  current  and 
projected  information  and  materiel  "requirements.   -        "''  — 
(8)  Recommends  initiative  and  special  reports  for  publication  and 
dissemination. 
b.   Functions  Common  to  Divisions 
(1)  Compiles,  produces,  exercises  quality  control  of,  and  coordinates 
foreign  S&TI  publications  to  include  FMER. 
(2)  Organizes  information  and  unevaluated  intelligence  data  to 
facilitate  retrieval  and  utilization  for  the  production  of  S&TI  products. 
(3)  Conducts  research  on,  and  analysis  of,  available  scientific  and 
technical  information  and  intelligence  holdings  to  determine  its  validity, 
applicability,  and  usefulness  to  S&TI  users. 
(4)  Identifies  information  deficiencies  and  provides  appropriate 
guidance  for  collectors  and  other  sources  to  fill  information  gaps.  I 
(3)   Prepares  and  presents  briefings  to  all  levels  of  the  Army,  DOD,  and 
other  agencies. 
(6)  Establishes  requirements,  develops  and/or  coordinates  on 
exploitation  plans,  and  provides  pertinent  technical  guidance  for  the 
exploitation  and/or  requisition  of  foreign  ground  forces  materiel. 
(3)   Conducts  liaison  with  counterparts  in  other  intelligence  agencies, 
the  R&D  community,  and  DOD  elements  having  mutual  interest  areas. 
(9)   Maintains  a.  viable  reservist  utilization  and  training  program. 
,      (10)   Sustains  automated  data  processing  activities  in  support  of  the 
Center's  S&TI  data  base  and  scientific  and  engineering  programs. 
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COMBAT  ARMS    DIVISION 
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1.  Mission.  Manage  the  analytical  assets  responsible  for  producing  all-source 
scientific  and  technical  intelligence  on  all  foreign  combat  weapon  systems  that 
comprise   ground   force    firepower. 
2.  Organization. 
Combat  Arms 
Division 
AIAST-RA-CA 
Artillery 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-CA1 
Infantry 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-CA2 
Armor 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-CA3 
3.   Functions.   Functions  for  the  divisions  within  the  RA  Directorate  are  common 
to  each  division  and  are  listed  on  page  D-2  following  the  Directorate  functions. 
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RESEARCH  AND  ANALYSIS  DIRECTORATE 
COMBAT  SUPPORT  DIVISION 
L   Mission.  Manage  the  analytical  assets  responsible  for  the  production  of 
scientific  and  technical  intelligence  on  those  foreign  combat  support  systems 
which  enhance  or  degrade  combat  mobility  and  the_effectiveness  of  the  combat 
arms. 
2.   Organization.  j 
Mobility 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-CB1 
Combat  Support 
Division 
AIAST-RA-CB 
Engineer 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-CB2 
Aviation 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-CB3 
3.   Functions .   Functions  for  divisions  within  the  RA  Directorate  ar  =  common  to 
each  division  and  are  listed  on  page  D-2  following  the  directorate  functions.
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RESEARCH  AND  ANALYSIS  DIRECTORATE 
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ELECTRONIC  SYSTEMS  DIVISION 
1.   Mission.  Manage  the  analytical  assets  responsible  for  the  production  of 
all-source  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  on  electronic  and  computer 
systems  fielded  in  support  of  foreign  ground  forces  to  control,  surveil,  or 
disrupt  the  battlefield. 
2 .   Organization. 
Electronic 
Warfare 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ES1 
Electronic  Systems 
Division 
AIAST-RA-ES 
Reconnaissance, 
Surveillance,  and 
Target  Acquisition 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ES2 
Command,  Control 
Communications , 
and  Computers 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ES3 
■*  *   Functions.   Functions  for  divisions  wichin  the  RA  Directorate  are  co.nmon  to 
each  division  and  are  listed  on  page  D-2  following  the  Directorate  functions.
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RESEARCH  AND  ANALYSIS  DIRECTORATE  .  >  .• 
INTEGRATION  DIVISION 
1 .  Mission.   Manage  analytical  assets  responsible  for  the  ^tudy  and  analysis  of 
foreign  RD&A  programs  and  processes,  and  chemical  warfare;  provide  to  the  Direc- 
torate general  support  for  the  timely  dissemination  of  current  Intelligence 
studies,  bulletins,  and  related  analytical  efforts. 
2 .  Organization. 
Integration 
Division 
AIAST-RA-ID 
RDA 
Programs 
Branch 
AlAST-RA-IDi 
Chemical  Agent 
Technology 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ID2 
Current 
Intelligence 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ID3 
RDA 
Processes 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ID4 
I 
3.   Functions .   Functions  for  divisions  within  the  RA  Directorate  are  common  to 
each  division  and  are  listed  on  page  D-2  following  the  Directorate  functions.
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RESEARCH  AND  ANALYSIS  DIRECTORATE 
SCIENCE  AND  TECHNOLOGY  DIVISION 
1.  Mission.  Manage  analytical  assets  to  produce  all-source  scientific  and 
technical  intelligence  on  assigned  foreign  research  and  development  areas  and 
their  potential  impact-on  future  ground  -force-weapons  systems  and  concepts. 
2 .  Organization. 
Applied 
Research 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ST1 
Science  and  Technology 
Division 
AIAST-RA-ST 
Physical 
Sciences 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ST2 
Applied 
Technologies 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ST3 
Soldier 
Technologies 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-ST4 
3.   Functions.   Functions  for  divisions  within  the  RA  Directorate 'are  common  to 
each  division  and  are  listed  on  page  D-2  following  the  Directorate  functions. 
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SIGNATURES  DIVISION 
1.  Mission.  Provide  coordinated  scientific  and  technical  intelligence  defining 
foreign  military  system  signatures  by  means  of  physical  and  analytical  modeling, 
electronic  intelligence,  and  multispectral/multisensor  imagery  analysis. 
Organization. 
Signatures 
Division 
AIAST-RA-SG 
i 
Physical  and 
Analytical  Modeling 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-SG1 
ELINT 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-SG2 
• 
Imagery 
Analysis 
Branch 
AIAST-RA-SG3 
3.   Functions.   Functions  for  divisions  within  the  RA  Directorate  are  common  to 
each  division  and  are  listed  on  page  D-2  following  the  Directorate  functions.
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APPENDIX  E 
INFORMATION  MANAGEMENT  DIRECTORATE 
1.  Mission.   Plao  for  and  manage  information  systems  and  information  and 
publication  services  and  systems  in  support  of  intelligence  production  and 
general  operational  and  administrative  requirements. 
2.  Organization. 
Information  Management 
Directorate 
AIAST-IM 
Information 
Services 
Division 
AIAST-IM-IS 
Publication 
Services 
Division 
AIAST-IM-PS 
Computer 
Services 
Division 
AIAST-IM-CS 
Automation 
Management 
Office 
AIAST-IM-AM 
3.   Functions.  ' 
a.  Identifies  resource  requirements.   Allocates  and  reallocates  internal 
resources,  as  appropriate,  to  assure  mission  accomplishment. 
b.  Plans  for  and  acquires  information  systems,  information  services,  and 
publication  services  tj  support  known  oi  projected  operational  needs,  and  to 
upgrade  existing  capabilities. 
c.  Coordinates  with  the  other  directorates  to  plan  and  program  production 
activities  and  to  ensure  the  effective  and  efficient  use  of  available  resources; 
recommends  scheduling  and  production  modifications  to  compensate  for  resource 
shortfalls. 
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AUTOMATION  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 
1.  Mission.   Plan,  budget,  acquire,  and  monitor  all  automated  support  required 
by  the  Command;  administer  FSTC's  mainframe  data  base  management  systems;  and 
ensure  integration  of  local  automation  plans  with  those  of  intelligence 
community  counterparts  and  S&T  intelligence  consumers. 
2 .  Organization. 
Information 
Services 
Division 
AIAST-IM-IS 
Information  Management 
Directorate 
AIAST-IM 
^Publication. 
Services*: 
Division- 
AIAST-IM-PS 
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Management 
Office 
AIAST-IM-AM 
*   functions . 
a.  Develops  plans  for  all  automated  support  required  by  the  Center,  inte- 
grating local  plans  with  those  of  AIA  and  the  intelligence  community,  and  S&T 
intelligence  consumers. 
b.  Consolidates  and  programs  automation  requirements  into  the  appropriate 
budget  submission. 
c.  Performs  automation  life  cycle  management. 
d.  Executes  project  office  responsibilities  for  FSTC's  portion  of  the  AIA 
Automation  Network. 
e.  Ensures  that  adequate  facilities,  maintenance,  and  logistics  support  are 
programmed  and  acquired  for  all  automated  systems. 
f.  Executes  the  automation  budget;  monitors  service  and  support  contracts 
and  expenditures  for  related  training  and  travel. 
g.  Executes  sice  commander  responsibilities  for  the  Single  Source  Logistics 
System  Manager  (SSLSM). 
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h.      Recommends  allocation/re-allocation  of  computer  resources  'to'meet  new/ 
changing  missions.  -  »    * 
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i.     Administers   the  Center's   mainframe  data  base  management   systems    (DBMS): 
provides  DBMS  expertise   for  AIA. 
j.     Conducts  automation  management  reviews  and   safety  inspections;   maintains 
inventory  of  automated  systems   and   components;   produces  reports   to  AIA,   DA,   and 
other  activities  as   required. 
k.      Interprets   automation  policy   from  DOD  and  DA;    develops   supplemental 
guidance,   and   promulgates   throughout   the  Center. 
1.     Performs  data  management   functions;    conducts   liaison  with  external 
activities    for   the  exchange  of  data  and   the  establishment  of  data   standards. 
m.     Oversees  compliance  with  existing  automation  policies,    standards,    and 
guidance.
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INFORMATION  MANAGEMENT  DIRECTORATE 
COMPUTER  SERVICES  DIVISION 
•/>• 
L*      Mission.      Install,    operate,    and  maintain  automated   data   processing   systems 
in  support  of    intelligence  production  and  command  administration.      Evaluate    the 
automated  systems    to  ensure  both  hardware  and  software  are   responsive    to 
requirements-,- and  provide    the -services,  appropriate    to  establish  and   sustain 
systems-user   interface. 
2 .      Organization.  I 
Systems 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-CS1 
Computer  Services 
Division 
AIAST-IM-CS 
Applica  tions 
Development 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-CS 2 
Operations 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-CS3 
Information 
Center 
AIAST-IM-CS4 
3 .      Functions. 
a.  Installs,  operates,  manages,  and  maintains  automated  data  processing 
systems. 
b.  Designs,  develops,  ins  calls ,  and  maintains  software. 
c.  Evaluates  ADP  systems  and  operations  to  ensure  the  effective  and 
efficient  application  of  resources. 
d.  Plans  configuration  engineering  and  facilities  requirements. 
e.  Provides  training,  assistance,  and  related  services  to  promote  sound 
systems-user  interface. 
f.  Provides  for  continuity  of  ADP  operations. 
g.  Coordinates  with  Automation  Management  Office;  provides  technical 
analyses  and  recommendations  regarding  ADP  systems,  planning,  operations, 
procurement,  and  configuration  engineering. 
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h.   Provides  technical  advice  and  assistance  in  support  of  special  purpose 
ADP  operations.  „  .,  ►•  •*  •• 
.  ,  »  . 
i.  Provides  FSTC  automation  users  accesses  to  external  intelligence,  data 
bases  and  automated  services.
FSTCR    10-1 
INFORMATION   MANAGEMENT  DIRECTORATE 
INFORMATION   SERVICES   DIVISION 
'!>• 
L.     Mission.      Provide    information  services  and    technical  expertise  which  will 
allow    the   producer  and    the  consumer   to  use   scientific  and    technical   libraries, 
data  bases,   and   reference   services.      Provide   foreign  language   support,   as 
required., .  _.    
2.      Organization. 
Information  Services 
Division 
AIAST-IM-IS 
I 
Information 
Processing 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-IS1 
Document 
Analysis 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-IS2 
Technical 
Information 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-IS3 
3.      Functions. 
I 
a.   Plans,  organizes,  manages,  and  maintains  library  and  related  information 
services  and  facilities. 
o. 
Maintains,  as  required,  accountability  for  classified  documents. 
c.  Catalogs,  indexes,  and  abstracts  selected  publications  for  automated 
fiLes  and  documentation  holdings. 
d.  Provides  research  and  reference  services  for  internal  and  external 
sources. 
e.  Coordinates  and  records  the  release  of  documents  to  contractors. 
f.  Manages  the  microfilm  files  reduction  program. 
g.  Maintains  and  manages  a  S&T  oriented  foreign  language  support  capa- 
bility. 
t 
h.     Assesses  foreign  language  documents,  publications,  and   transcripts  for 
exploitation  value;  as  appropriate,   prepares  Intelligence  Information  Reports. 
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i.   Provides  a  central  point  of  contact  within  AIA  for  coordinating  trans- 
lations; assist  other  activities  as  appropriate.  ',  »
FSTCR  10-1 
INFORMATION  MANAGEMENT  DIRECTORATE 
PUBLICATION  SERVICES  DIVISION 
1.  Mission.  Manage  the  graphic  arts  capability  and  provide  the  advice  and 
services  appropriate  to  illustrate  or  otherwise  graphically  prepare,  print,  and 
publish  intelligence  products  for  dissemination. 
2 .  Organization. 
Publication 
Processing 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-PS1 
Publication  Services 
Division 
AIAST-IM-PS 
Technical 
Graphics 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-PS2 
Printing 
Branch 
AIAST-IM-PS3 
3 .     Functions.  : 
a.  Coordinates  with  operational  element;;  to  prioritize  support  tasks  and 
develop  appropriate  production  schedules. 
b.  Estimates  and  programs  graphic  arts  resources  based  on  current  and 
projected  production  schedules. 
c.  Provides  or  coordinates  printing  services. 
d.  Provides  technical  composition  and  copy  preparation  services  for 
intelligence  products. 
e.  Recommends  and  accomplishes  visual  aids,  art  graphics,  'illustrations, 
and  photography  appropriate  to  convey  the  administrative  or  operational  message. 
Lab. f.  Provides  photography  and  photographic  services;  operates  Command  Photo 
g.  Administers  Command's  audiovisual  program;  procures  and  maintains 
equipment,  regulates  use,  thereof. 
h.  Maintains  the  Central  Artboard  and  35mm  Master  Slide  File. 
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APPENDIX  F 
•'.>• 
PROGRAMS  AND  RESOURCES  DIRECTORATE 
1.      Mission.      Plan,   recommend,    and  assess   command  programs,   policies,   and 
procedures   to  ensure   the  efficient,    effective,   and  secure  use  of   facilities   and 
resources. 
Organization. 
Plans  and 
Operations 
Division 
AIAST-PR-PO 
Programs   and  Resources 
Directorate 
AIAST-PR 
Administration 
and  Logistics 
Division 
AIAST-PR-AL 
Resources 
Management 
Division 
AIAST-PR-RM 
Security 
Office 
AIAST-PR-SO 
3.   Functions. 
I 
a.  Validates  and  prioritizes  operational  taskings  against  V.nown  resource 
commitments  and  constraints. 
b.  Recommends  and,  as  appropriate,  prepares  institutional  plans  and 
programs  necessary  for  sustained  operations  and  future  development. 
c.  Develops  policies  and  procedures  for  program  and  budget  formulation. 
d.  Forecasts  and  requests  appropriate  levels  of  annual  funding  to  support 
operational  requirements. 
e.  Assesses  command  programs  and  operations  on  a  regular  and  continuing 
basis,  and  disseminates  findings  and  recommendations  for  command  and  staff 
review. 
f.  Recommends  modifications  to  established  command  programs,  goals,  and 
objectives  to  compensate  for  operational  adjustments  or  resources  shortfalls. 
» 
g.  Ensures  the  timely  completion  of  operational  tasks  through  effective 
production  management  techniques  and  the  resolution  of  intra-center  conflicts. 
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h.   Plans  for,  acquires,  and  maintains  supply  levels  and  facilities 
appropriate  for  continuing  and  developing  operations. 
i.   Coordinates  for,  or  provides,  military  personnel  support  and  other 
administrative  support,  less  civilian  personnel  actions. 
j.   Provides  a  balanced  security  program  tailored  to  the  Command's 
facilities  and  operational  requirements.  • 
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:>>■'.. 
PROGRAMS  AND  RESOURCES  DIRECTORATE 
PLANS   AND  OPERATIONS  DIVISION 
1.      Mission.      Plan,   develop,    and  manage  or  coordinate   command   programs   in 
support  of  continuing,    projected,    and  contingency  operations.      Provide  staff 
oversight   appropriate   to  achieve   production  goals.     Conduct   facilities   planning, 
-and.  serve   as   center-focal  point   for  operational   liaison  and  representational 
functions. 
Organization. 
Plans   and 
Operations 
Division 
AIAST-PR-PO 
Programs  and  Resources 
Directorate 
AIAST-PR 
Administration 
;*and  Logistics; . 
Division; 
AIAST-PR-AL 
**'  '^v?Rtesources>-?f* 
r  Management; 'u 
'" 
•"•;/-•  Division?-? W 
AIAST-PR-RK 
f;'  Security* :. 
. 
"Office 
AIAST-PR-SO 
3 .      Functions. 
a.  Recommends  policy  and  prepares  directives  and  reports  in  support  of 
command  operating  programs. 
b.  Receives,  records,  validates,  assigns,  and  monitors  all  operational 
taskings  and  inquiries. 
c.  Schedules  center  tasks  to  ensure  timely  and  efficient  reactions  and 
responses. 
d.  Develops  and  implements  plans  necessary  to  fulfill  present  and  future 
space  and  facilities  requirements. 
e.  Coordinates  protocol,  intelligence  community  liaison,  and  representa- 
tional activities  for  the  Center. 
f.  Develops,  maintains,  and,  as  directed,  implements  Institutional  Plans. 
g.  Develops,  maintains,  tests,  and,  as  directed,  implements  mobilization, 
continuity  of  operations,  and  other  contingency  plans. 
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h.   Manages  and  implements  the  Command  Safety  Program.      '.', '» 
i.   Performs  supplemental  dissemination  of  communications  and  correspon- 
dence, as  required. 
j.  Maintains  records  and  historical  files  in  support  of  command  operations 
and  the  continuity  thereof.
•:>••.. 
FSTCR  10-1 
PROGRAMS  AND  RESOURCES  DIRECTORATE 
RESOURCES  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION 
1.  Mission,   Plan,  program,  budget,  and  manage  resources  required  to  accomplish 
the  Command's  mission.   Provide  advice  and  recommendations  regarding  the  execu- 
tion of  approved -programs  and  the  effective  and  efficient  use  of  funds  and  other 
resources. 
2.  Organization.  I 
Plan*  ani;  :;: 
:  Operation? 
Dlvisaba  ' 
AIAST-PR-PO 
Programs  and  Resources 
Directorate 
AI AST-PR 
Admints ■  trat ion. 
and?  Logis-tics  •  - 
.Division;  -7 
AIAST-PR-AL 
I 
Resources 
Management 
Division 
AIAST-PR-RM 
Security 
;;     Office 
AIAST-PR-SO 
3.      Functions. 
a.  Establishes  policy,  procedures,  and  standards  for  the  execution  of 
Center  budgets. 
b.  Budgets,  accounts  for,  and  disburses  allocated  funds. 
c.  Coordinates  the  preparation  of  the  General  Defense  Intelligence  Program 
(GDI?). 
d.  Develops  the  methodology  for  implementing  management  .programs . 
e.  Coordinates  Internal  Control  Reviews  and  other  management  assurance 
programs. 
€.  Prepares  and  publishes  the  fiscal  year  Command  Operating  Program. 
g..  Administers  the  Manpower  Management  Program. 
h.  Provides  travel  and  transportation  services. 
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i.      Analyzes   command   programs    to  assist   in   the  effective  and   efficient  use 
of  available    resources.
FSTCR    10-1 
PROGRAMS   AND  RESOURCES  DIRECTORATE 
SECURITY  OFFICE 
1.  Mission.      Provide,    or  otherwise  coordinate   for,   security  and  protective 
services   neces.sarv.   to   safeguard    the  Command's   facilities,   personnel,   and 
operations...    Enforce   established   security  practices.     Provide   security   services, 
by  agreement,    to   tenant  and   supporting  activities. 
i 
2.  Organization. 
Plans  and  :' 
■Operations 
Division 
AIAST-PR-PO 
Programs   and  Resources 
Directorate 
AIAST-PR 
f  Admini  s  trautioo, 
J  andc;Log£s  ticsVf  ■ 
■Division   ;* 
AIAST-PR-AL 
"<   :#> 
'"  Division'*  ^; 
AIAST-PR-RM 
Security 
Office 
AIAST-PR-SO 
3 .      Functions. 
a.  Performs  duties    of   Command   Security  Manager. 
b.  Plans,    implements,    and   manages    the   Commander's  physical,    personnel,    and 
information   security    programs. 
c.  Conducts,   as   appropriate,    security   investigations  and    inspections,    and 
enforces   established   security  procedures. 
d.  Coordinates   for  external   security   services,   as   required.  . 
e.  Administers   or  coordinates   programs   involving  access    to,   or  requests 
for,   official   or  protected   information  by  contractors,    foreign  governments,   and 
other  restricted  or  non-government  agencies. 
f.  Provides  for   internal  crime  prevention  and  self-protection  programs; 
exercises   staff  supervision  over  assigned  GSA  Federal  Protective  Service  assets. 
g.  Manages   the  OPSEC  program. 
h.     Performs  duties  of  Systems  Security  Manager.
PROGRAMS    AND  RESOURCES   DIRECTORATE 
ADMINISTRATION  AND   LOGISTICS   DIVISION 
FSCTR  10- 1 
•/>•'.. 
1.   Mission.   Provide  administration  and  logistical  support  to  FSTC,  and  as 
required,  tenant  units.   Coordinate  or  otherwise  provide  military  services  and 
support. 
2".~  Organization. 
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I 
Programs  and  Resources 
I  Directorate 
!  AIAST-PR 
  , 
 , 
i 
Administration  j 
and  Logistics     j 
Division 
AIAST-PR-AL        ! 
vAIASTrPR-Rl& 
r 
Logistics 
Services 
Branch 
AIAST-PR-AL 1 
Mail    i  Courier 
■         Services 
Branch 
,     AIAST-PR-AL2 
fe^^AST-rPR-SO?: 
3 .      Functions. 
a.  Provides   FSTC  and   supported  elements  with  expendable   and  non-expendable 
supply   items. 
b.  Maintains  Property  Accountability  System. 
c.  Provides  purchasing  and  contracting  services. 
d.  Maintains   liaison  with  appropriate  building  managers  on  routine  matters. 
e.  Manages   leased  housing  programs  for  military  personnel. 
* 
f .  Provides  personnel  and  financial  services  for  assigned/attached 
military  personnel,    including  IMA;  and  Limited  services  for  MID  teams. 
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APPENDIX  G 
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INTELLIGENCE  OPERATIONS  DIRECTORATE 
1.  Mission.   Direct  intelligence  collection  operations,  foreign  systems  exploi- 
tation, the  production  of  foreign  materiel  exploitation  reports,  and  life  cycle 
management  of  the  Army  inventory  of  foreign  systems.  Manage  the  Army  Foreign 
Materiel  Program  (FMP). 
2.  Organization.  ■ 
Foreign  Materiel 
Division 
AIAST-IO-FM 
Intelligence  Operations 
Directorate 
AIAST-IO 
Foreign  Systems 
Division 
AIAST-IO-FS 
Collection  Management 
Division 
AIAST-IO-CM 
3.      Functions. 
a.  Establishes   policy  and  procedure    for   implementation,   management,    and 
operation  of   the  Army  Foreign  Materiel  Program  (FMP). 
b.  Develops,    programs,   budgets,    funds,    and  executes   the  Army  FMP. 
c.  Manages   collection  requirements    for   the  Army  FMP. 
d.  Manages   the  Army   inventory  of  foreign  systems. 
e.  Manages  Army  exploitation  requirements  and  projects   for  the  FMP. 
f.  Produces  and  disseminates  reports  resulting  from  exploitation. 
g.  Monitors   the  application  of  results  of  exploitation. 
h.     Produces  scale  models. 
i.     Maintains  the  Army  readiness  posture  for  OCONUS  missions   [Quick  Reaction 
Capability  (QRC)]   and  plans  and  executes  OCONUS  missions. 
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INTELLIGENCE  OPERATIONS  DIRECTORATE 
FOREIGN  MATERIEL  DIVISION 
1.   Mission.   Implement  and  administer  the  Army  Foreign  Materiel  Program  (FMP). 
Acquire  and  access  foreign  materiel  to  produce  scientific  and  technical  intelli- 
gence and  to  support  materiel  and  combat  developers. 
2"   Organization. 
Intelligence  Operations 
Directorate 
AIAST-IO 
^iS^^m^^&m&-r 
DiyiaiQ 
£,..;»<^.i!i»it«;' 
Foreign  Materiel 
Division 
ATAST-IO-FM 
R,Cal»c;^wti?tMatfagemeirfe': 
Materiel 
Collection 
Branch 
AIAST-I0-FM1 
Materiel 
Exploitation 
Branch 
AIAST-I0-FM2 
3 .   Functions. 
a.  Develops,  assigns,  prioritizes,  and  executes  intelligence  initiatives 
related  to  the  acquisition  and  exploitation  of  foreign  materiel. 
b.  Develops,  plans,  programs,  budgets,  and  executes  the  Army  FM?. 
c.  Manages  collection  and  exploication  for  requirements  for  the  FMP. 
d.  Produces  and  disseminates  reports  resulting,  from  materiel  exploitation. 
e.  Monitors  the  application  of  exploitation  findings. 
f.  Maintains  the  Army's  Quick  Reaction  Capability  (QRC)  for  0C0NUS 
exploitation  missions. 
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INTELLIGENCE  OPERATIONS  DIRECTORATE 
FOREIGN  SYSTEMS  DIVISION 
1.   Mission.  Operate  the  Army  FMP  receiving  point, 
maintain  systems,  and  conduct  limited  exploitation. 
" 2 .  Organization. 
Manage  inventories, 
Intelligence  Operations 
Directorate 
AIAST-IO 
^l-F;ore£g^3ttatetptes£S^J' 
f^a^fviD'tv**tb^^M^|f 
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Foreign  Systems 
Division 
AIAST-IO-FS 
r 
sliE^cplii^ 
«§Sj!!i§g|pP|&'  -"/i^^*^*?^?**^  '"' 
Operations 
I     Branch 
AIAST-IO-FSl 
Tech   Shop 
Branch 
AIAST-IO-FS2 
3.      Functions. 
a.  Maintains  Array  inventory  of  foreign  systems. 
b.  Develops  plans,  programs,  and  budgets  for  operating  and  maintaining  FMP 
support  facilities  at  Aberdeen  Proving  Ground,  MD. 
c.  Receives,  stores,  ships,  or  transships  FM  systems  in  support  of 
intelligence  requirements  and  developmental  and  operational  testing. 
d.  Maintains  FM  equipment  and  systems;  refurbishes,  as  required. 
e.  Conducts  limited  systems  exploitation;  produces  technical  data  reports, 
as  required. 
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£.  Produces  systems  scaie  models  for  simulation  and  signatures 
applications. 
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INTELLIGENCE  OPERATIONS  DIRECTORATE 
COLLECTION  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION 
1.  Mission.  Acquire  and  disseminate  intelligence  data  in  response  to 
operational  requirements. 
2.  Organization. 
r 
fe^For.ereii|iMate«iel^S 
Intelligence  Operations 
Directorate 
AIAST-IO 
Collection  Management 
Division 
AIAST-IO-CM 
^^iglpSystems^^S 
3.   Functions. 
a.  Registers,  validates,  prioritizes,  and  levies  information  collection 
requirements. 
b.  Develops  and  maintains  Statements  of  Intelligence  Interest  (SII). 
c.  Translates  Essential  Elements  of  Information  (EEI)  into  the  appropriate 
CL-llectiou  discipline  and  exploitation  tasking  and  guidance  formats. 
d.  Coordinates  the  development  of  single  and  multisource  collection,  cross- 
cueing,  processing,  and  dissemination  strategies. 
e.  Receives,  reviews,  and  selects  raw  intelligence  data  for  dissemination. 
f.  Monitors  and,  as  practical,  exploits  collection  requirements  from  other 
activities. 
g.  Maintains  information  on  the  capabilities  and  availabilities  of  theater 
and  national  collection,  processing,  and  dissemination  assets. 
h.  Monitors  the  status  of  collection  requirements;  provides  feedback  as 
appropriate. 
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APPENDIX  H 
FSTCR   10-1 
► 
CIVILIAN  PERSONNEL  OFFICE 
I.     Mission.     Plan,    implement,   and  administer   the   full   range  of  civilian 
personnel   services   and   support  for   the  command  and   the  work  force.      Provide 
-personnel   services    to    tenant,    supporting,   coordinating,   and  other  activities  as 
required.      Support   the  application  of   sound  Equal  Opportunity  and  Affirmative 
Action  fundamentals  within   the  command. 
2.     Organization. 
Commander1,  FSTC 
AIAST-OC 
|:S  ^^^|EmpIioyp»atsW 
£ 'Opportunity?;  Of  f  £ e'er 
Civilian  Personnel 
Office 
AIAST-CP 
—   Administrative  Support 
3 .      Functions. 
a.  Performs  all  functions  assigned  to  an  Army  operating  civilian  personnel 
program. 
b.  Provides  technical  and  advisory  services  to  employees,  managers,  and 
supervisors. 
c.  Plans  and  administers  the  Classification  and  Position  Management 
Program.  , 
d.  Plans  and  administers  the  Recruitment  and  Placement  Program. 
e.  Plans  and  administers  the  Employee  Training. and  Career  Management 
Program. 
f.  Plans  and  administers  the  Management-Employee  Relations  Program. 
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g.   Provides  oversight  of  Kenner  Army  Hospital  Occupational  Health  "clinic 
and  all  services  provided  by  that  clinic  '  *  -\ 
'.«  *.»   .. 
h.   Provides  incoming  and  outgoing  mail  services.  ,  ' 
i.  Provides  courier  services. 
j.  Provides  general  command  information  services. 
_k.  Establishes  and  _ma  in  tains  Center  additional  duties  roster. 
1.  Destroys  selected  categories  of  classified  waste. 
m.   Provides  military  morale,  welfare,  recreation  (MWR)  programs  and 
educational  services. 
n.   Administers  Center's  Records,  Publications,  and  Forms  Management 
Program.  
° 
o.  Serves  as  military  Alcohol  and  Drug  Abuse  Prevention  Control  Program 
(ADAPCP)  Officer  (ADCO) .  B 
p.   Manages  Freedom  of  Information  Act  (FOIA) ,  Privacy  Act,  and  congres- 
sional inquiry  programs.
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APPENDIX  I 
EQUAL  EMPLOYMENT  OPPORTUNITY  OFFICE 
1.  Mission.  Develop,  implement,  and  evaluate  civilian  and  military  equal 
opportunity  programs  for  FSTC  and  other  regional  activities  as  directed.   Ensure 
"compliance  with  letter  and  intent  of  programs. 
2.  Organization,     i 
Commander,  FSTC 
AIAST-OC 
Equal  Employment 
Opportunity  Office 
AIAST-EO 
-  ^^^ilr&e;#%^'. 
Administrative  Support 
3.      Functions. 
I 
?.      Encourages    the   application   of    sound   Equal   Opportunity   and   Affirmative 
Action   fundamentals    through  guidance,    training,   and   oversight. 
b.  Develops   and   publishes   an  Affirmative  Action  Plan    tailored    to    the 
special    requirements   of    the   supported   commands   and   activities. 
c.  Conducts   a   continuing    review   of    personnel   management    to  assure    equal 
opportune  c/.