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DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  NAVY 
NAVAL  INTELICENCE   SUPPOFU  CENTER 
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Commanding  Officer,  Naval  Intelligence  Support  Center 
Director  of  Naval  History,  Washington  Navy  Yard, 
Washington,  D.C.   20390 
Command  History  1983 
(a)  OPNAVINST  5750. 12C  Of  29  Jan  1980 
(1)  Historical  Review  1983 
(2)  Biography  of  Commanding  Officer 
(3)  Photograph  of  Commanding  Officer 
1.   (U)  In  accordance  with  reference  (a),  enclosures  (1)  throuqh 
(3)  are  forwarded. 
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D.  S.  COOPER 
ENCLOSURES
TABLE   OF   CONTENTS 
Page 
Operations    (NISC-OOO)    1 
Resource  Management/Comptroller    (NISC-OOR)    14 
Office  of    Support    Programs    (NISC-OSP)    16 
Naval  Warfare   Capabilities    (NISC-OOW)    18 
Management    Information  Office    (NISC-MIO)    25 
Undersea  Warfare  Technology  Department    (NISC-20)    26 
Naval   Systems    Department    (NISC-30)    28 
Naval  Weapons  Technology  Department    (NISC-40)    45 
Electromagnet c   Systems    Department    (NISC-50)    57 
Information  Systems  Department    (NISC-60)    74 
Imagery   Department    (NISC-70)    79 
APPENDIX  A:    LIST   OF  COMMAND  PUBLICATIONS    95 
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HISTORICAL  REVIEW    1983 
Enclosure    (1)    to 
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VI. 
SPECIAL  AWARDS;  (U)  NONE 
VII.    MISCELLANEOUS:   (U)  Mr.  Jerry  Arthur  Sydow,  the  first 
Director  of  the  NFMP  died  of  a  heart  attack  on  24  December  1983.
UNCLASSIFIED 
OFFICE    OF    RESOURCE    MANAGEMENT/ COMPTROLLER    (NISC-QQR) 
I .  OFFICE   OF   RESOURCE   MANAGEMENT/COMPTROLLER    DIVISIONS    AND 
MISSIONS:       Tul    In   the   Office  of    Resource   Management,    Mr.    Robert   B. 
Goldberg    served   as   Comptroller   and  Mrs.    Patricia   De  Martini    served 
as   Assistant    Comptroller.      LT  D.    R.    Grenier   served  as    Supply 
Officer.      The   Department   is  divided   into  the   following   divisions: 
A.  The  Office  of    Resource   Management:       (U)    It   is   tasked 
with    initiation,    planning,    establishment,    implementing   and 
"documenting   financial   plans,    programs,    methods,    controls   and 
procedures    for   the  acquisition,    management,    utilization  and 
expenditure  of   resources   required   to  produce   scientific, 
technicial   and    imagery    intelligence,    and    for   the  operation  and 
maintenance  of   NISC. 
B.  The   Budget   and  Accounting   Division:       (U)    It    is   tasked 
with   initiating ,    establishing   and   presenting   for   approval 
consolidated   financial   plans,    programs,    and  budget   for   the 
operations  and  maintenance  of   NISC  is   support  of   Scientific  and 
Technical    (S&T)    and   Imagery   Intelligence    (II),    and   for   providing 
memorandum  accounting  and   reconciliation  services  to  NIC 
Headquarters   and   its   field  activities. 
C.  The    Supply   Division:       (U)    It    is   tasked  with 
implementing   the  current  NISC  budget,    including  operations  and 
maintenance   (O&MN),    procurement    (OPN),    and  military    (MPN) 
allotments,    initiating  all  procurement  within  NISC,    and  providing 
supply  services   to  NIC   Headquarters  and   its   field  activities. 
D.  The   Internal  Audit   Staff:       (U)    It    is   tasked  with 
providing  an   independent  in-house  capability  in  review  of 
financial  and  other   resources,    related  analysis  and 
trouble -shooting,    and   the  discharge  of  assigned  audit 
responsibilities. 
II.  DEPARTMENTAL   BRI EFINGS/ CONFERENCES    ATTENDED:       (U)    The 
following  conferences  and  briefings  were  attended  by  Department 
personnel : 
A.  (U)   Mr.    Goldberg,   as  agency  representative  for  NIC, 
attended   the   American   Association  for   Budget  and   Program  Analysis 
Conference  and   symposia   in  March   1983   in  Washington,    DC. 
B.  (U)    Mr.    Goldberg  attended   the  annual  meeting  of   the 
American  Society  of  Military   Comptrollers    in  April   1983   in 
Atlanta,    Georgia. 
13  UNCLASSIFIED
C.       (U)    Mr.    Goldberg  and  Mrs.    De  Martini   attended   the 
NAVCOMPT  planning  meeting   for   the  implementation  of  the  Integrated 
Disbursing  and  Accounting    (IDA)   System   in  April-  1983   in 
Washington,    DC. 
III.  PERSONNEL  CHANGES   AND  DATE  OF  CHANGED;       (U)    On    1    Sept    1983, 
The   Plans,    Program  &    Policy   Unit  headed  by  Mr.    George   Buss,    was 
transferred  to  the  staff  of  the  Technical  Director    (OOAZ). 
IV.  PUBLICATIONS;       (U)    None 
V-               TECHNICIAL  ANALYTICAL  ACCOMPLISHMENTS    OF   THE   DEPARTMENT- 
(U)    None     "  "~ ~  ~   — —   * 
SPECIALAWARDS   THAT  THE   DEPARTMENT  OR   INDIVIDUALS    IN  THE 
(U)    None      ~~ "  — ~~   
VI.    
DEPARTMENT    RECEIVED:
UNCLASSIFIED 
OFFICE   OF    SUPPORT    PROGRAMS    (OSP) 
I-     .  OFFICE   OF   SUPPORT    PROGRAMS   UNITS    AND  MISSIONS:       (U)    The 
office  of    Support    Programs    (OSP)   was   established   on    1    November 
1982.      It    is   comprised  of   the  Career   Development,    Military 
Personnel,    and   Facilities   Management    Units. 
A.  (U)   The   Career    Development  Unit  provides   and 
administers    the   Civilian   Personnel   Resource    Program  within   the 
Command.      This   includes  manpower  analysis,    billet   allocation, 
personnel   management,    recruitment,    travel,    orientation,    training, 
and   career   development.      OSP   also  provides   NISC  manpower   support 
to  SBO  and  NIC-EEO   functions. 
B.  (U)   The   Military    Personnel   Unit   administers   and 
maintains  all  aspects  of  officer  and   enlisted   support,    including 
accountability  of   military   personnel   assignments,    processing 
reports  and   evaluation,    supportive  military   requirements,    and 
completing   all   reports  and   records   required  by  directives. 
C.  (U)    The    Facilities   Management    Unit    institutes  and 
coordinates  programs   for  the  overall  proper  allotment,    operation, 
and  preservation  of  working   spaces  within  NISC  buildings.      The 
NISC  Building  Manager,    who  is  resident  within  this  office,    is  the 
single  point  of  contact   for  all  building  alterations  and 
maintenance   requirements  and   the  Command   Safety  and   Fire   Officer. 
H-  DEPARTMENTAL   BRIEFINGS/ CONFERENCES   ATTENDED:       (U)    None. 
Hi-         PERSONNEL  CHANGES   AND  DATE  OF  CHANGE:       (U)    On    1    November 
198  2,    Mr.    Gary   Shepherd  was   designated  as    Department   Head   for  OSP 
and  is  currently  serving   in  that  position.      Chief  Warrant  Officer 
Ronald  Dove  has  served  as   the  Head,   Military   Personnel   Unit   since 
15   November   1982.      Mr.    James  Drage  has  served  as  the  Head, 
Facilities   Management   Unit   since   1   November    1982. 
IV.  PUBLICATIONS:       (U)    None. 
V.  TECHNICAL  ANALYTICAL  ACCOMPLISHMENTS    OF  THE   DEPARTMENT: 
(U)    The  OSP   Recruiting   Program  staff  enhanced   the   Command's 
posture  by  hiring   71    graduating  seniors  in  1983  from  approximatelv 
30  colleges  and  universities  nation-wide  through  on-campus 
recruiting  efforts.      Thirty-one  percent    (31%)   of  those  hired  were 
minorities  or  women. 
(U)   The  OSP   Training   Program  was  instituted   in  October 
1983.      The   Program  entails  both  internal  and  external   training   for 
all  NISC  employees. 
VI.  SPECIAL  AWARDS:       (U)    None. 
15  UNCLASSIFIED
UNCLASSIFIED 
MANAGEMENT  INFORMATION  OFFICE  (NISC-MIO)  (U) 
J*  MANAGEMENT  INFORMATION  OFFICE;   (U)  Divisions  and  Missions 
are  as  follows  : 
(U)  MIO  was  created  in  May  1983  as  a  staff  office  to  the 
Commanding  Officer  to  manage  and  provide  policy  guidance  for  the 
collection,  analysis  and  dissemination  of  management  information, 
and  to  provide  ADP  acquisition  planning  and  maintenance.   There 
are  no  organizational  divisions  within  MIO;  the  office  consists  of 
eight  civilians,  including  four  computer  programmer  analysts,  a 
computer  specialist,  a  program  analyst,  a  secretary  and  a 
supervisor. 
(U)  The  first  major  task  given  to  MIO  was  to  specify, 
design,  and  implement  an  Information  Resources  Management  System 
(IRMS).   The  IRMS  will  consist  of  six  subsystems  which  will 
provide  data  on  project  control,  human  resource  expenditures, 
personnel,  the  budget,  plant  property  management,  and  external 
assistance  contracts  management.   A  functional  description  of  the 
system  was  written  and  distributed,   Detailed  design  has  begun 
with  an  initial  capability  expected  by  July  1984. 
II.  DEPARTMENTAL   BRI  EFINGS/ CONFERENCES   ATTENDED: 
(U)    "World   Computer   Data   Base   Conference",   held   in  San 
Diego,    25   through   27  Jan  1984  and  attended  by  Mr.   John  Pieper. 
III.  PERSONNEL  CHANGES:        .;;}    None 
IV.  PUBLICATIONS:       (U)    None   except    as    follows: 
A.      Miscellaneous   -  A  bi-weekly  publication  entitled    "BITS 
&   BYTES"   which   is  distributed  to  various  offices  within  the  Naval 
Intelligence  Command.      It  contains  management   information  on 
IAIPS,   announces  technical  ADP  activities,    and  provides  a  needed 
link  between  analyst  users  and  ADP  developments. 
V.  TECHNICAL  ANALYTICAL  ACCOMPLISHMENTS:       (U)    None 
VI.  SPECIAL   AWARDS:       (U)    None 
VII.  MISCELLANEOUS:       (U)    None 
24  UNCLASSIFIED 
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III.    PERSONNEL  CHANGES  (U);   (u)  None 
Iv*     PUBLICATIONS  (U);   (u)  Publications  put  out  by  the 
Department,  but  not  included  in  Appendix  A,  are  as  followsfsee 
also  Appendix  A.): 
A.   (U)  Acoustic  Characteristics  4/5  Nuclear 
(DST-1200S-46  2-8  3)    ~   — 
B*   (U)  Radiated  Noise  ships  and  Submarines  World-wide 
(DST-1200S-004-83)   ~   ~   
c'      _(U)  Sonar  Equipment  Handbook  Free  World 
(DST-1230H  -004-83)    
v-      TECHNICAL  AND  ANAYTICAL  ACCOMMPLISHMENTS  (U) 
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VI.  SPECIAL  AWARDS; 
are  as   follows  : 
(U)  Awards  to  NISC-20  personnel,    of  note. 
awards) . 
of  Commendation 
1.  STCS  Gagnon  -  Navy  Commendation    (2 
2.  STC   Gilliland   -  CINCLANTFLT  Letter 
Navy  Achievement  Medal. 
3.  STCS  Wade  -  Navy  Achievement  Medal   (2   awards). 
4.  STCS  Yates   -  Navy  Commendation  Medal    (2  awards) . 
5.  STCS   Hitchborn  -  COMSIXTHFLT  Letter  of  Commendation. 
6.  0T1  Mousaw  -   Sailor  of   the  Quarter. 
7.  Mr.    K.    P  Anderson  -  Certificate  of  Commendation/ QSI. 
8.  Mr.    P. A.    Bioni    -  Certificate  of   Commendation/QSI. 
9.  Mr.    A.P  Cooley  -  Certificate  of  Commendation/QSI. 
10.  Mr.    H.G.    Grigsby  -  Certificate  of  Commendation/QSI. 
11.  Mr.    I.H.    Levine  -  Certificate  of  Commendation/QSI. 
12.  Mr.    C.J.    Snidar   -  Certificate  of   Commendation/QSI. 
VII.         MISCELLANEOUS:       (U)    None 
and 
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VI.  SPECIAL  AWARDS    (U);       (U)   On   26  May   1983,    Mr.    C.    Jedlicka, 
Senior  Analyst  of   the   Submarine  Systems   Division,    was  awarded   the 
Navy  Meritorious  Civilian  Service  Award   and  Medal   in  recognition 
of  his  contribution  to  Naval    Intelligence  analysis  over   the  course 
of  more   than  28  years  of  service.      In  addition,    the   following  were 
awarded  as  indicated: 
1.  (U)   Sustained  Superior  Performance,    1   May  1983, 
E.J.    Kelley 
2.  (U)    Sustained  Superior  Performance,    1   May  1983, 
Andre  Marechal 
3.  (U)   Sustained  Superior  Performance,    Nov  1983,    John 
Bogus 
4.  (U)   Quality  Salary   Increase,    1  May  1983,    Donald  R. 
McMillan 
5.  (U)   Quality  Salary   Increase,    1   May  1983,    Leonard 
Walsh 
6.  (U)   Outstanding   Performance  Rating,    10  July  1983, 
Mr.    C.    Jedlicka 
7.  (U)   Certificate  of  Commendation,    6   Feb  83,    Leonard 
Walsh 
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VI i.  MISCELLANEOUS (U)  : 
A.  (U)   Mr.    C.    Jedlicka  continued   to  serve  as   Chairman  of 
the    DCI -sponsored   Naval  Weapon   Systems    Subcommittee  of    the  Weapon 
and    Space   Systems   Intelligence  Committee. 
B.  (U)    Mr.    J.    Boyd   continued   to  serve  as   alternate   Navy 
Member   of   the  DCI-sponsored  Joint  Atomic  Energy  Intelligence 
Committee. 
C.  (U)  NISC-32  continued  to  support    the  monthly  meetings 
of    the  NAVSEA-08    Intelligence  Working   Group,    chaired   by   RADM  Young 
(NAVSEA-92)    and  attended   regularly  by   RADM  J.    Webber    (NSEA-09), 
with  presentations  of   timely  briefings  on   Soviet   submarine 
technology  developments. 
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III.       PERSONNEL  CHANGES   AND  DATE  OF  CHANGE: 
DATE 
24  Jan   1983 
7   March   1983 
Hd 
15    July   1983 
Aug   1983 
PERSONNEL   INVOLVED 
Mr.    S.    Karlow 
Dr.    David   F.    Gates 
Ms.    K.    Evans,    Head,    NISC-42 
Mr.    R.    Mclntire 
REASON  FOR  ACTION 
Transferred  to  NOIC 
Assigned    to   Dep    Dept . 
(NISC-40B) 
Reassigned   to   IAIPS 
Resignation 
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DATE 
PERSONNEL    INVOLVED 
Mr.    D.    Goff 
REASON  FOR  ACTION 
7C°^   1?^o.      nc'    U'    ti°tt  Resignation 
30  So    illl      mI'    5'    "arris'    NISC-40C      Reassigned   to  Head,    NISC-42 
30  Dec   1983      Ms.    E.    Vance  Retirement 
IV.  PUBLICATIONS;       (U)See  Appendix   A
VI.  SPECIAL  AWARDS (U) 
Date 
Award 
31    Jan  83 
OPR 
2    Feb  83 
Promotion 
2    Feb  83 
OPR 
2   Feb  83 
OPR 
2    Feb  83 
OPR 
2    Feb  83 
OPR 
2    Feb  83 
OPR 
Individual 
D. 
Darlak 
J. 
Tinsley 
J. 
Tinsley 
K. 
Chaney 
R. Mclntire 
A. 
Wingf ield 
A. 
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UNCLASSIFIED 
Date 
Award 
VII. 
2  Feb  83 
OPR 
6  Feb  8  3 
OPR 
6  Feb  8  3 
Promotion 
1  May  83 
QSI 
1  May  8  3 
QSI 
1  Jul  8  3 
OPR 
7  Aug  8  3 
Promotion 
20  Sep  83 
Promotion 
30  Sep  83 
SSP 
16  Oct  83 
Promotion 
30  Oct  83 
SSP 
25  Dec  83 
Promotion 
MISCELLANEOUS  -  1 [U)  None 
Individual 
I.    Pelaez 
C.  Goad 
M.  Garramone 
K.  Chaney 
R.  Mclntire 
P.  Pauls 
A.  Piatt 
R.  Murrer 
W.  Best 
T.  Kelly 
M.  Garramone 
D.  Darlak 
UNCLASSIFIED 
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III.  PERSONNEL  CHANGES: 
A.  (U)    CAPT  R.,    G.    JUENGLING,    USN,     relieved   CDRM.    K.    BOHN      USN 
as   Department   Head  on   15   July    1983. 
B.  (U)    Mr.    R.    E.    ELLIOTT  replaced   Mr.    T.    E.    ROBINSON  as    Deputy 
Department   Head  on   6    September    198  3. 
C.  (u)   Mr.    J.    CLAXTON  was   selected  as   Division  Head  of   the 
Communications/Ocean   Surveillance   Division  effective   7  August    1983. 
IV.  PUBLICATIONS:       (U)    See  also  Appendix  A. 
■*r>-'   r.ycvn  at  government  expense
8.   (U)  CLUSTER  MIMIC  study. 
D.   (U)  Miscellaneous: 
6.  (U)  Provided  support  to  NIE  11-12-84. 
7.  (U)  Provided  support  to  NIE  11-3/8-83 
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TECHNICAL  ANALYTICAL  ACCOMPLISHMENTS   OF  THE  DEPARTMENT: 
I.      (U)    Identified  patent  disclosure  on  new 
jammer  system. 
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VI, 
SPECIAL  AWARDS: 
A.  (U)   Mr.    A.    G.    Cobleigh  was  awarded  Merit   Pay 
Performance  Award  on   18   September   198  3. 
B.  (U)   Mr.    M.   Chapman  was  awarded   Sustained   Superior 
Performance    (SSP)    on   25   October   1983. 
C.  (U)   Mr.    C.    E.    Field  received  the  Nielson  Award    for   1982 
at   the   198  3  ONI  birthday  party. 
VII.         MISCELLANEOUS    (U):         None 
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UNCLASSIFIED 
TECHNICAL    SERVICES    DEPARTMENT    (NISC-60) 
I .  TECHNICAL   SERVICES    DpARTMENT   DIVISIONS   AND  MISSIONS  :       ( U ) 
This  department   NISC-60   is   is   tasked  with   providing    a  data   base 
for    intelligence   research   and  with   producing   intelligence 
materials   in   a  variety  of   media   for    the  command,    the   Naval 
Intelligence  Command,    the  Office  of  Naval    Intelligence,    and   the 
Department  of   Defense.    The   Department   is  divided   into  five 
divisions   are  as   follows: 
A.  MICROGRAPHICS    DIVISION    (NISC-61):       (U)    The 
Micrographics   Division  is   tasked   with   providing   the  department 
with   comprehensive  staff  assistance   in  coordinating   all   functions 
assigned   in  order  to  effect  accurate  and   responsive  satisfaction 
of  all   Naval   Intelligence   Processing   System    (NIPS)    and   Shipboard 
Microfilm   Program    (SMP)    Miniaturization    Program   requirements; 
providing    the  department  head  a    contact  point  to  gather,    maintain 
and  coordinate  all   information  necessary  to  assist   in  making 
policy  and  management  decisions  on  data  base  matters. 
B.  TRANSLATION   DIVISION    (NISC-62):       (U)    The   Translation 
Division  is  established  to  promote  an  understanding  of  the 
mission,    functions,    organization,    capabilities,   and   readiness  of 
foreign  navies  through   the  exploitation  of   foreign   literature. 
C.  INFORMATION    SERVICES    DIVISION    (NISC-63):       (U)    The 
Information  Services  Division  is  established  to  provide  the  Naval 
Intelligence   Support   Center  and   the   Naval    Intelligence   Command 
with  a   complete  range  of  technical   library   information  services  in 
support  of   S&T  tasking. 
D.  REPROGRAPHICS    DIVISION    (NISC-64):       (U)    The 
Reprographics  Division  is   established  to  produce   intelligence 
materials   for  dissemination  as  finished  intelligence. 
E.  PUBLICATIONS    DIVISION    (NISC-65):      (U)    The   Publications 
Division  is  estalished  to  provide  professional  technical  editing 
and  writng   support  to  analysts,    prepare  graphic  materials   for 
publications,    visuals  for  briefings  and  engineering  drawings    for 
laboratories;   produce  composed  tests  for  publications. 
II.  DEPARTMENTAL  BRI EFINGS/ CONFERENCES   ATTENDED; 
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A.      (U)   Mr.    Bobby   Faunteroy  attended   four  major  data  base 
work  i  ng  group 
7  3  UNCLASSIFIED 
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UNCLASSIFIED 
meetings  held  during  the  year.  One  at  FICEURLANT  with  the 
producers  of  the  Tactical  Target  Materials  for  CINCLANT,  which 
also  include  the  producers  of  the  Amphibious  Studies  file.  One 
onboard  the  USS  NASAU  (onsight  inquiry  on  the  usefulness  and 
retrievability  of  data  maintained  in  the  files).  A  third  with 
Headquarters,  TacticaJ  Air  Command  (480TH  RTG) ,  producers  of  Air 
Force  Tactical  Target  Materials  and  the  fourth  and  most 
significant  conference  hosted  by  DIA  in  November  1983  that 
outlined  the  future  of  the  NIPS  Data  Base. 
B.  (U)  National  Convention,  American  Translators 
Association  (ATA);  21  October  1983;  attended  by  William  B.  Cramer, 
who  conducted  a  1  1/2  hour  workshop  on  Russian  translation 
techniques,  Atlanta,  Georgia. 
C.  (U)  Cranor,  E.  Vicino,  R.  Kee  and  H.  Schuckers 
participated  in  the  Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence 
Information  Support  Program  (STIISP)  meetings  chaired  by  DIA. 
D.  (U)  Hawkins,  H.  Schuckers  and  S.  Williams  attended 
quarterly  Interagency  Map  and  Publications  Acquisitions  Committee 
(IMPAC)  meetings  in  connection  with  the  Moscow  PPO  and  other  State 
Department  procurement  programs. 
E.  (U)  Cranor,  S.  Williams,  M.  Tipper,  J.  Hawkins  and  H. 
Schuckers  attended  Defense  Technical  Information  Center's  DROLS 
(the  Defense  RDT&E  Database)  Users  Conference  and  Resource  Sharing 
Workshop  in  October  1983. 
F.  (U)  Schuckers  prepared  STIC  White  Paper  of  the  Overt 
Intelligence  Information  Processing  Working  Group  issued  October 
1983.   Participated  in  the  working  group  1980-1982. 
G.  (U)  Garrett  and  S.  Williams  attended  the  Federal 
Interagency  Field  Librarians  Workshop  in  November  1983  in  Denver 
CO. 
H.   (U)  Cranor,  D.  Garrett  and  S.  Williams  attended 
bi-monthly  meetings  of  the  Committee  on  Information  Hang-ups. 
This  committee  is  made  up  of  a  group  of  local  library  and 
information  personnel  who  meet  periodically  to  address  problems 
associated  with  information  providers. 
I.   (U)  Garrett  and  A.  Cranor  attended  the  44TH  Council  of 
Navy  Scentific  and  Technical  Librarians  (CONSATL)  Workshop  held  in 
Hampton,  VA  on  25-28  April  1983.   The  subject  of  the  workshop  was 
"Strategies  for  Library  Managers  in  the  1980s." 
J.   (U)  H.  Schuckers  and  A.  Cranor  attended  meetings  of  the 
Intelligence  Committee  Open  Source  Subcommittee  (OSCOM)  dealing 
with  collection,  monthly  processing  and  dissemination  of  open 
source  literature. 
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K.   (U)  CDR  Jewell,  NISC-60  Department  Head  and  Staff 
Members  B.  Faunteroy,  A.  Hoist,  C.  Brownlee,  A.  Cranor,  and  C. 
Durkin  and  D.  Boyd  (MIO)  and  D.  Ebberts  (NIC)  attended  the  GDIP 
Intelligence  Processing  Functional  Managers  Conference  held  13 
August  1983  at  the  Airlie  House,  Warrenton,  VA.   The  Conference 
was  sponsored  by  DIA. 
L.   (U)  LT  Blankenship,  PHCS  Hinman,  and  Carl  Brownlee 
attended  the  Photographic  Evaluation  Team  Meeting  held  31 
October-2  November  1982  at  the  IDA  Building,  VA. 
III.    PERSONNEL  CHANGES  AND  DATE  OF  CHANGE; 
A.   (U)  Photographer  (GS-9)  Gerard  Sullivan  retired  in 
March  1983  after  37  years  of  Federal  service. 
IV.     PUBLICATIONS:  (U)  See  Appendix  A. 
V. 
TECHNICAL  ANALYTICAL  ACCOMPLISHMENTS  OF  THE  DEPARTMENT: 
A.  (U)  NISC-61  is  responsible  for  the  compilation, 
microprocessing,  and  dissemination  of  the  Naval  Intelligence 
Processing  System  (NIPS)  Augmentation  Package  (NAP)  and  Shipboard 
Microfilm  Program  (SMP)  Data  Bases,  which  include:   Tactical 
Targets,  Amphibious  Studies,  Air  and  Seaplane  Stations  of  the 
World,  Intelligence  Publications,  and  selected  photography  of  new 
weapon  systems,  and  platforms.  These  data  bases  were  updated 
twelve  times  during  the  year.  This  totalled  over  eight  million 
pieces  of  intelligence  material  produced  and  distributed  to  Fleet 
and  Air  Force  users. 
B.  (U)  Eight  new  Augmentation  Package  users  and  twelve 
(12)  new  Shipboard  Microfilm  Program  users  were  acquired  during 
the  year. 
C.  (U)  NISC-62  produced  the  largest  volume  of  translation 
of  all  kinds  in  its  history. 
D.  (U)  The  SCI  Library  automation  project  became 
operational  in  September  1983  with  the  installation  of  an  HP2626A 
display  terminal/printer  interfaced  with  the  HP3000  computer  in 
NISC-70. 
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F.  (U)    The   Library  is   participating  as   a   DOD  testing   site 
in  the  use  of   the  Technology   Information  System  of   the  Lawrence 
Livermore   National    Laboratory,    Livermore,    CA   through   the 
Intelligent   Gateway  Computer.       The  Gateway  computer   provides 
common   language  access   to  major   government   and   commercial 
databases.      This   is  a    cooperative  venture  between   the   Defense 
Technical    Information   Center  and   the  Lawrence   Livermore   National 
Laboratory . 
G.  (U)    The  Library   gained  access   to  the   STAG    (Science  and 
Technology   Assessment    Group)    Firstlite    Database.    The  database 
contains   information  on  personalities,    facilities,    and  patents   in 
S&T  open  literature. 
H.       (U)   A  contract  made  available  through    th*  Federal 
Library  Committee  was   signed   in   October   1983  to  use   the   Ohio 
College  Library   Center   Online  System  for   interlibrary    loan  and 
book  cataloging.      Staff    training  is  scheduled   for   February   1984. 
I.       (U)    A  Hewlett-Packard    2623A   display   terminal   and 
printer  were   interfaced  via   telephone  dialup  modem  with   DTIC, 
unclassified  CIRC   and   the  commercial  databases. 
J.      (U)    A  Photographer's  billet  was  established  and   filled 
for   the  Naval   Foreign  Material   Program  located  at  Chesapeake,   MD. 
K.      (U)   LT  Blankenship  and  Carl   Brownlee  are  involved  with 
the  approved  renovation  of  the  Photo  Lab  spaces  by  performing 
liaison  duties  with  GSA  representatives.    Projected  completion  date 
for   the  renoation  is  April  1986. 
L.      (U)   AN  HP-125  computer  was  received,    but   is  not  fully 
operational  because  of   the  lack  of  software.    The   reserve  unit   in 
New  York   is  currently  working  on  the  software.   When  in  operation, 
the  HP-125  will   provide  a  management  data  base   for  NISC-64. 
VI.  SPECIAL  AWARDS: 
A.  (U)   The   special  award  of  Civilian  of  the  Quarter, 
Fourth   Quarter   1983  was   granted   to  Ms.    Susan  Ventura  of   NISC-61 
for  outstanding  performance  as  dual  Photographer  and 
Administrative  Assistant  to  the   Division  Head  during  that  period. 
Ms.   Ventura  was  also  oustanding  in  volunteer  work  performed  for 
the  NISC  EEO  Committee  and  Holiday  Party  Committee. 
B.  (U)   Mary  M.   Hannah  and  Cheryl  C. . Baden  received 
Outstanding  awards  for   the  performance  rating  year  ending  in 
February   1983. 
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VI I .         MISCELLANEOUS: 
A.  (U)  NISC  was  sadened  during  the  summer  of  1983  by  the 
unexpected  death  of  Mrs.  Ola  Jenkins.  Mrs.  Jenkins  had  been  with 
NISC   and  a   member   of   the  Micrographics  Team   for   the  past   17   years. 
B.  (U)    1983  marked   the   introduction   into  NISC-62  of   the 
DEC   350  computer,    which  will  be  used  for  the  editing  and  print-out 
of    translations,    and   for  various   translation  control   functions. 
Training   in  CTOS  software,    which   will    include  all   NISC-62 
personnel,    was   initiated. 
C.  (U)   The   Division  Head  of  NISC-63,    Ms.    Alice   Cranor,    was 
detailed  to   DIA/DT-3    for  a   four  month  period    (extension   up  to  one 
year  probable)    effective  11  November   1983. 
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(U)  Briefed  Students  at  Defense  Intelligence  College 
Anacostia,  15  May  and  6  Jun  83;   G.  Berbert  -  at  DIC 
(U)  Image  Processing  Working  Group  -  16  May,  H.  Ridge 
W  J.  oL*. 
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(U)  Defense  Intelligence  College,  15  Nov  83;   G.  Berbert 
NISC-7  22  -  at  DIC 
NISC 
(U)   Mr.    Ely  Fishlowitz,    NSROC,    17   Nov   83;      NISC-722  -   at 
(U)   Students  of  Information  Science  Course,   8  Dec  83;   K. 
Davidson-at  NISC 
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IV.     PUBLI CAT IONS (U);   (U)  See  Appendix  A. 
V. 
(U) 
TECHNICAL  ANALYTICAL  ACCOMPLISHMENTS    OF"  THE   DEPARTMENT^ ) 
the    following   technical   analytical 
Arranged   by 
a  ccompl i  shment  s 
Division, 
were  achieved by   NISC-7  0  personnel: 
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VI.  (U)     SPECIAL   AWARDS; 
The   following   received   outstanding   performance   ratinqs    for 
1983: 
H.  Hill 
K.  Davidson 
T.  Meadows 
R.  Gareau 
K.  Kennedy 
The    following    received   sustained   superior  performance 
awards   for    1983: 
G.    Daugherty 
J.    Black 
J.    Haritan  received  a   quality  salary    increase. 
On   1   August    1983,    W.    Flexenhar   and   R.    Harrell    received 
letters   of  appreciation   from  the  Commandant   U.S.    Coast  Guard. 
VII.  MISCELLANEOUS (U)  : 
(U)    FY-83  this  department  was  scheduled  to  receive  11   new 
billets  but   received  only  eight. 
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