DEPARTMENT  OF  THE  NAVY 
NAVY  OPERATIONAL.    INTELLIGENCE    CENTER 
4301    SUITLANO    ROAD 
WASHINGTON.   D  C     2O390-SI70 
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NAVOPINTCEN  INSTRUCTION  5450. 1C 
Subj:  NAVOPINTCEN  ORGANIZATION 
Ref :   (a)  OPNAVNOTE  5450  of  19  Apr  1983 
(b)  NAVIWTCOMINST  5450.7  (Series) 
(C)  NAWrTOXJMNOTE  5450  of  11  Jun  1979 
End:  (1)  NAVOPINTCEN*  Organization  with  mission  and  function  statements 
1.  Purpose.  10  establish  the  Navy  Operational  Intelligence  Center 
(NAVOPINTCEN)  organization  and  to  execute  the  mission  and  functions  assigned  by 
references  (a)  and  (b). 
2.  Cancellation.  NAVOPINTCEN  Instruction  5450.1** 
3.  Background .  Reference  (a)  is  the  basic  organization  document  which 
delineates  the  mission  and  establishes  the  command  relationship.  Reference  (b) 
promulgates  Command's  functions  to  be  performed  in  support  of  the  assigned 
mission.  Reference  (c)  is  the  basic  organizational  document  which  delineates 
the  mission  and  establishes  the  command  relationship  of  the  NA\K)PINTCEN 
Detachment  Newport. 
4.  Status  and  command  relationship.  NAVOPINTCEN  is  a  shore  activity  in  an 
active  operating  status  under  a  Commanding  Officer  and  under  the  command  of 
COMNAVINTC0M.  NAVOPINTCEN1  is  subject  to  the  area  coordination  authority  of 
Commandant  NW,  or  such  other  commands  and  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). 
RecoTiroendations  for  changes  shall  be  submitted  through  the  chain  of  command  to 
the  Commanding  Officer. 
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MISSION:  To  produce  finished  operational  intelligence,  including  indications 
and  warning,  ocean  surveillance  information,  and  in-depth  analvsis  of  Soviet 
strategy,  doctrine,  tactics  and  readiness  in  response  to  reouirements  of  JCS, 
Department  of  the  Navy,  Defense  Intellioence  Aaency,  and  ioint  commands;  to 
provide  for  the  timely  dissemination  of  such  intelligence  to  supnort  planning 
and  execution  of  military  and  naval  operations;  and  to  perform  such  functions 
and  tasks  as  directed  by  higher  authority. 
FUNCTIONS:  Under  the  Command  of  COMMVttTTCOM: 
1.  Provides  current  operational  intelligence  and  ocean  surveillance 
information  on  a  continuous  watch  basis,  reportino  all-source  information  on 
foreign/naval  air  movements  and  operations  in  proaress. 
2.  Provides  maritime-related  indications  and  warning  to  Department  of  the  Navy 
and  Department  of  Defense. 
3.  Provides  current  locatino  information  on  and  operational  histories  of 
selected  foreign  merchant  and  fishing  fleets. 
4.  Provides  central  data  base  and  intelligence  interface  for  the  flaw  Ocean 
Surveillance  Information  System. 
5.  Conducts  in-depth  analysis  and  publishes  all-source  intellioence  articles 
and  studies  on  the  organization,  tactics,  doctrine  and  operational  patterns  of 
selected  foreion  naval/naval  air  forces  and  merchant/fish inc  fleets. 
6.  Provides  timely  analytical  support,  data  base  maintenance,  and  feedback  to 
snecial  collection  resources. 
7.  Provides  tactical  and  doctrinal  intellioence  support  for  the  operatino 
forces  through  production  of  Naval  l&rfare  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  Bloc  and  PPC  navies. 
9.  Represents  the  intelligence  interests  of  the  Navy,  conducts  liaison  and 
acts  as  single  point  of  interface  with  the  National  Security  Agency  on  all 
noncryptologic  matters. 
10.  Provides  operational  intelligence  support  and  other  such  military  gaming 
efforts  as  appropriate  to  the  Center  for  Naval  War  Studies  at  the  Naval  War 
College,  Newport,  PJ. 
11.  Provides  direct  support  to  COMNAVINTCOM  in  all  matters  relating  to  foreian 
ASW  threats  to  the  U.  S.  Navy  strategic  deterrent  force.
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EXECUTIVE  OFFICEP 
FAVOPIOTCETIt'ST  5450. 1C 
The  Executive  Officer  serves  as  the  direct  renresentative  of  the 
Carmandino  Officer  for  the  administration  of  the  Corniand  and  acts  for  hin  on 
matters  of  rolicy,  operation,  and  direction  in  carrvina  out  the  mission  and 
functions  of  the  Demand.
NA\T)PICTCENINST  5450. 1C 
NAVOPIKTCEN-OX 
OPERATIONS  OFFICER 
GFNFRAL  FUNCTION 
The  Operations  Officer  serves  as  the  direct  representative  of  the 
Commanding  Officer  and  Executive  Officer  in  ensuring  that  the  Conmand  is 
responsive  to  intelligence  production  requirements  and  all  tasks  levied  on  the 
Command. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Manages  the  Command  internal  tasking  system  and  intelligence  production  by: 
-  timelv  assignment  of  tasking  to  appropriate  Cornand  elenert 
-  coordinating  the  assignment  of  production  priorities  and  establishing 
deadlines  for  satisfaction  of  tasks 
-  monitoring  the  progress  of  tasking  itens  and  product.-  to  ensure  timely 
completion,  altering  suspense  dates  where  aporopriate  and  ensuring  the 
originators  are  informed  of  delays 
2.  Acts  as  a  point  of  coordination  for  Department  Heads  to  ensure  a  cohesive, 
overall  production  posture  for  the  Ccrcnand  by  working  to  resolve  issues  of 
responsibility  and  coordination,  and  arbitrate  between  the  decartments  to 
settle  competing  priorities. 
3.  Promotes  the  exchange  and  coordination  of  intelligence  production 
information  among  departments. 
4.  Maintains  an  awareness  of  major  DNI/CNIC  projects  which  may  affect  the 
Conmand  and  ensures  that  an  adeauate  knowledge  of  the  project  develooment 
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  Conmand  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  commands 
8.  Ensures  point-of-contact  for  visitors. 
9.  Acts  as  the  focal  point  for  the  NAVOPINTCEK  intelligence  exchange  program.
HAVOPIKTCENINST  5450. ]C 
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BUDGET  AND  PROGRAMS  OFFICF 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  assist,  advise,  and  support  the  Commandina  Officer  in  matters  related 
to  resources  managed  under  the  Planning,  Programing  and  Budget  System  (PPBS) 
and  provide  guidance  on  fiscal  management. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Formulates,  justifies,  and  submits  planning,  programing  and  budgetary 
documents  such  as  the  Five  Year  Plan,  General  Defense  Intelligence  Program 
Objectives  Memorandum,  Congressional  Budget,  KAVCOfST  Buccet,  Ccmand  financial 
plans,  and  Command  execution  plans. 
2<     Maintains,  tracks,  validates,  and  analyzes  planning,  nrograrminc,  and 
budgetary  documents  and  responds  to  higher  level  inquiries  regarding  plans, 
programs,  and  budgets. 
3.  Supervises  and  maintains  material  receipt,  processes  intra-J'ISC  material 
requests,  maintains  document  control  and  matchina  through  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  and 
reconciles  management  and  accounting  reports  with  those  generated  by  the 
Authorized  Accounting  Activity  (AAA). 
5.  Acts  as  Command  renresentative  at  fiscal  meetinas/budoet  hearings  and  as 
liaison  with  NAVCOMPT,  OSC,  DIA,  NIC,  and  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.
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
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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  NAVUPINTCEN  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  of  the  Naval  Reserve  Intelligence  Program,  Reserve 
Intelligence  Area  Coordinators,  Reserve  Intelligence  Program  Officers,  Reserve 
Unit  Commanding  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  NAVOPIWTCEN  reserve  units,  and  to 
other  reserve  units  providing  support  to  the  Command. 
5.  Coordinates  and  manages  all  aspects  of  mobilization  readiness  traininq 
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 
NAVOPINTCEN  reserve  unit  drill  sites,  and  to  all  reserve  personnel  visiting  or 
drilling  at  the  Command.
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
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NAVOPINTCEN-OOT 
OFFICE  OF  TOE  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  commands,  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  program  as  required  by 
national  I&W  authorities  and  overall  naval  planning. 
3.  Makes  recommendat ions  regarding  the  selection,  acquisition  and  utilization 
of  qualified  operational  intelligence  personnel,  facilities,  contractural 
resources,  automated  data  processing  systems,  and  other  resources  for  the  most 
effective  accomplishment  of  current  and  long-range  I&W  and  operational 
intelligence  objectives. 
4.  Provides  guidance  and  direction  to  the  Command  for  the  preparation  of 
operational  intelligence  and  I&W  messages  and  reports,  national  estimates,  the 
conduct  of  intelligence  briefings  and  debrief ings,  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  accomplishment  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&W  authorities'  acceptance 
and  use  of  Command's  products. 
7.  Acts  as  the  Navy  representative  on  various  committees  and  ad  hoc  panels.
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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  Navy  as  used  herein  includes 
Navy,  Marine  Corps  and  Coast  Guard.  The  exclusion  of  cryptologic  matters 
refers  to  plans,  programs,  operations  and  administration  of  the  Naval  Security 
Group  and  Marine  Corps  Padic  Battalions.) 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Acts  as  the  point  of  contact  between  the  Department  of  the  Navy  and  the 
National  Security  Agencv  for  noncryptolcoic  matters  in  accordance  with  joint 
OPKAV/COriDT  COGAPP  direction. 
2.  Serves  as  the  SIGINT  "consumer"  representative  at  NSA  for  all  Department  of 
the  Navy  users.  Ensures  that  one-time  and  recurring  retirements  meet  NSA 
need-to-know  qualifications  hased  on  mission  statements  and  SICirT  Statements 
of  Intelligence  interest. 
3.  Promulgates  Department  of  the  Navy  policv,  validates  reauirements,  and 
coordinates  dissemination  of  NSA  electrical  and  hardcopy  SIGINT  products  to 
users.  Coordinates  Department  of  the  Navy  SIGINT  dissemination  procedures  with 
the  Defense  Intelligence  Agencv  and  the  Naval  Intelligence  Command. 
4.  Coordinates  with  appropriate  NSA  offices  and  Navy  commands  to  satisfy 
reauests  for  information,  or  to  amplify  published  reports  when  necessary. 
5.  Conducts  liaison  with  NSA  in  matters  relating  to  Naw  R&P,  RPT&E,  and 
contractor  SIGrTT  support. 
6.  Ensures  that  reauests  for  information  received  from  Navy  contractors 
pertain  directly  to  Navy  contracts  through  coordination  with  the  contract 
monitor  of  the  sponsoring  command  and  periodic  revalidation  of  reauirements. 
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  HO  to  Navy 
contractors  in  accordance  with  NSA  reauirements. 
9.  Provides  SIGINT  product  dissemination  services  to  Naw  commands  not 
serviced  directly  by  NSA.
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MISSION 
To  provide  operational  intelligence  suorort  and  such  other  military  gaming 
efforts  as  appropriate  to  the  Center  for  Naval  War  Studies  at  the  Naval  War 
College,  Newport,  RI. 
FUNCTIONS 
1.  Manages  and  controls  Droduction,  regulates  workloads,  assigns  priorities, 
and  identifies  resource  reguirements  within  the  Detachment.  ' 
2.  Participates  in  all  major  war  games,  providing  opposition  force  expertise 
and  the  flow  of  appropriate  operational  intelligence. 
3.  Produces  opposition  data  handbooks  for  use  during  war  games. 
4.  Conducts  lectures  and  briefings  on  the  Soviet  Maw  for  staff,  faculty,  and 
students. 
5.  Supports  the  Center  for  Naval  War  Studies  when  expertise  on  the  Soviet  Navy 
is  reauired. 
6.  Supervises  the  activities  of  the  Naval  Reserve  Unit  supnortina  the 
NAVOPINTCEN  Detachment. 
7.  Conducts  liaison  with  other  divisions  of  NAVOPINTCFr:  and  other  intelligence 
organizations. 
8.  Provides  intelligence  support  to  the  CNC~Sponsored  Strategic  Studies  Group.
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RESOURCE  MANAGEMENT  DEPARTMEOT 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  advise  and  assist  the  Commanding  Officer  in  matters  pertaining  to  the 
formulation  and  execution  of  all  operational  support  for  the  entire  Resource 
Management  Department,  including  budget  and  fiscal,  administration,  manpower 
and  training,  production  resources,  security,  editorial,  visual  aids,  and 
facility  plant  maintenance. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Develoos  and  irolements  Command  nclicv  in  the  administration  of  the 
Operational  Intelligence  Resource  Development  Program. 
2.  Keeps  abreast  of  the  dvnanic  characteristics  and  trends  of  intelligence 
reporting  and  analvses,  the  state-of-the-art  developments  of  new  and  associated 
intelligence  technology  and  the  implementation  of  related  and  similar 
functional  program  manager's  responsibilities. 
3.  Exercises  administrative  management  of  requirements  and  resources  of  widely 
diverse  intelligence-related  areas  including  budget  Dreoaration  and  execution, 
supplies,  civilian  and  military  personnel,  manpower,  civilian  and  military 
training,  security,  mail  and  files,  library  services,  and  editorial  and 
graphics  services. 
4.  Fvslua«-es,  interprets,  and   implenent?  procedures  designed  to  control  and 
monitor  operational  intelligence  resource  development  to  ensure  NAVOPIKTCEN 
customer  satisfaction.  Ensures  that  the  Department  is  responsive  to  taskings 
and  that  products  oroduced  comply  with  established  standards  and  requirements 
of  the  intelligence  community. 
5.  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  programs  and  performs  regular  review 
to  ensure  objectives  are  net,  and  to  determine  if  priorities  must  be  altered 
due  to  changing  emphasis.
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ADf'iriSTPATIVF  SUPPORT  DIVISION 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  assist,  advise,  and  support  the  Department  Head  in  matters  pertaining 
to  formulation  and  execution  of  administrative  functions. 
SPTTFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Observes  and  reports  on  the  effectiveness  of  the  Conmand's  administrative 
policies,  procedures  and  regulations. 
2.  Kanaoes  the  Command's  centralized  SCI  and  GFNSER  nail  roan.  (Mail  roan 
function?  include  routine,  dispatchinc  and  control] inc  material.) 
3.  Promulqates  and  maintains  current  address  lists  of  Command-assigned  general 
service  AIG's. 
4.  Pronulaates  the  Plan  of  the  Dav. 
5.  Initiates  administrative  action,  where  appropriate,  in  response  to 
requirements  of  Department  of  the  Navy  instructions  and  other  administrative 
directives. 
6.  Formulates,  coordinates,  and  implements  Command  policv  governing 
administrative  activities  such  as  office  management,  forms  management,  reports 
management,  and  standardization  of  records  manaaement  systems,  i.e., 
KAVPPirrrCEN  directives,  preparation  of  official  correspondence,  and  mail 
handling. 
7.  DeveloDS,  coordinates  and  implements  policies  and  procedures  for 
correspondence,  record  disposal  and  directive  management  svstems. 
8.  Prepares  and  Dromulgates  Ccrmand  directives. 
9.  Drafts,  edits,  and  publishes  the  Conmand  Organization  Manual  and  revisions 
thereto. 
10.  Drafts,  edits,  and  publishes  the  Command  Administrative  Regulations  and 
revisions  thereto. 
11.  Serves  as  primary  point  of  contact  on  Privacy  Act  and  Freedom  of 
Information  Act  matters. 
12.  Provides  administrative  services  (e.g.,  worldwide  TAP)  which  includes 
writina  orders,  coordinating  area,  theater,  and  embassv  clearances,  requesting 
overseas  passeneer  reservations,  schedulinc  itineraries,  makinp  reservations, 
obtaining  tickets,  and  reviewing  travel  claims,  local  travel  orders  and  claims, 
etc.
NAVOPIKTCEN-12 
MANPOVTP,  PERSONNEL  ANT  TRAINING  DIVISION 
NAVDPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  assist,  advise,  and  support  the  Commanding  Officer  and  Department  Head 
in  the  planning,  policy  development,  work  methods  and  procedures  of  manpower 
utilization,  organizational  structure,  position  management,  long-  and 
short-term  training  for  military  and  civilian  personnel,  administration  of 
military  and  civilian  personnel  and  other  areas  involving  personnel  resources. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Develops  plans  and  programs  for  personnel  and  fiscal  resources  and  training 
for  the  Division. 
2.  Initiates  organization  and  position  changes  bv  studying  the  overall 
organization,  work  methods  and  functions,  and  evaluating  military  and  civilian 
positions  for  needs  within  the  Command. 
3.  Conducts  studies  of  NAVOPINTCEN  oraanization  and  methods,  manpower 
utilization,  and  training  needs/pffectiveness.  Prepares  reports  on  findinos 
and  makes  recommendations  accordingly.  Advises  the  Commanding  Officer  of  the 
most  efficient,  effective,  and  economical  approach  to  good  position  management. 
Studies  may  lead  to  reallocations  of  manpower,  significant  reorganizations 
and/or  improved  procedures. 
4.  Coordinates  militarv  and  civilian  manpower  reouirements  and  allocations  and 
suhrits  changes  thereto. 
5.  Provides  administrative  services  for  militarv  and  civilian  personnel;  e.g., 
hiring,  check-in/out  processing,  leave  regulations,  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  commands,  the  Command  staff  and 
other  departments  and  divisions.
NAVDPINTCEN-13 
MANAGEMENT  SFPV1CES  TIVISIOK 
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
,  7  Ft  5  ir'f. 
GET3ERAL  FUtKTION 
To  assist,  advise,  and  support  the  Commanding  Officer  in  natters 
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  programs  for  personnel  and  fiscal  resources  for  the 
Division,  including  traihinc  and  safety. 
2.  Monitors  the  quality  production  of  hard-copy  publications,  special  messaoe 
reports,  and  brief inq  material  produced  by  the  Command. 
3.  Monitors  the  ouality  control  of  visual  aid  material  produced. 
4.  Provides  direct  assistance  to  the  various  departments  in  response  to 
operational  production  taskings. 
5.  Observes  and  reports  on  the  effectiveness  of  secure  communications  provided 
in  support  of  the  Command's  mission. 
6.  Plans  for  and  manages  all  activities  regarding  chances  to  NAVOPINTCEN 
spaces. 
7.  Responsible  for  the  physical  security  of  NAVOPINTCEN  spaces  and  classified 
material  therein  in  accordance  with  existing  security  directives. 
8.  Plans  for  and  administers  office  services  support  for  the  Command  to 
include  office  eauipment,  printing,  publications  and  reproduction.  Peviews  and 
validates  recruests  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.
NAVOPINTCENINST  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  mailroom. 
3.  Interfaces  with  other  military  commands,  the  Command  staff  and  other 
departments  and  divisions  on  all  military  matters.
NAWPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
NAVOPINTCEU-02 
CURRENT  OPERATIONS  AND  READINESS  DEPARTMENT 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  process,  evaluate  and  disseminate  all-source  information  bearino  on 
Soviet  naval  surface,  submarine  and  aerospace  operations  and  readiness  in  the 
maritime  reaions  of  the  world  in  support  of  DOD  and  national  Indications  and 
Warning  syst<-=  and  national  and  Fleet  level  commands  and  civilian  apencies 
requiring  ocean  surveillance  information. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Directs  and  controls  a  24-hour  per  dav  DOH  Indications  and  Varnino  (I&V) 
Center. 
2.  Directs  and  controls  Department  intelliaence  production  on  Soviet  naval 
operations,  regulates  workloads,  ass ions  priorities,  and  identifies  resource 
reauirements  within  the  Department. 
3.  Directs  and  controls  the  maintenance  of  the  automated  SEAV^TCH  and  other 
I&v:  data  bases  essential  to  support  the  DOD  Indications  and  Warning  system  for 
the  Navy  Ocean  Surveillance  Information  System  (OSIS)  and  Command  in-depth 
analyses . 
4.  Directs  the  divisional  exploitation  of  intelliaence  resources  to  assess  the 
operational  readiness  of  Soviet  naval  and  naval  air  forces  and  the  intention  of 
using  these  forces  in  the  practice/execution  of  wartime  missions. 
5.  Ornanizes,  staffs,  and  conducts  current  intelligence  analysis  and 
production  in  response  to  specific  tasks  levied  upon  the  Ccrmand  by  other 
commands  and  agencies. 
6.  Provides  operational  intelligence  support  to  the  Fleet  and  other  conmands 
in  response  to  specified  tasks  and  initiates  operational  intelligence  support 
as  appropriate. 
7.  Directs  and  controls  departmental  identification  of  collection  reauirements 
which  support  ISW  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  reauired,  analytical  support  to  the  Special  Navy  Control 
Programs.
NATOPINTCENIMST  5450. 1C 
NAVCPirrrCEM-02A 
DEPUTY  DEPARTMENT  HEAD 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  advise  and  assist  the  Department  Head  in  directing,  controlling, 
organizing,  staffing,  and  planning  intelligence  analysis  and  intelligence 
production  for  all  asDects  of  the  Department. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Serves  as  the  direct  representative  of  the  Department  Heart  and,  in  his 
absence,  acts  for  him  onmatters  of  policy,  operations,  and  direction  in 
carrvinn  out  the  functions  of  the  Department  as  defined  above. 
2.  In  concert  with  the  Department  Head,  directs,  coordinates,  and  controls 
Department  intelliaence  analysis  and  production;  regulates,  assigns,  and 
identifies  interdivision  workloads,  priorities,  and  current  and  future  resource 
reauirements  for  intelliaence  analvsis.  Is  the  senior  civilian  in  the 
Department  and  is  the  Department  authority  in  all  civilian  personnel  matters. 
3.  Ensures  duality  control  and  consistency  of  all  Department  products  and 
ensures  products  meet  the  needs  of  consumers. 
4.  Advises  the  Department  Head  regarding  both  active  and  reserve  personnel 
assets  for  the  most  effective  accomplishment  of  Department  objectives. 
5.  Maintains  necessary  administrative  control  of  recuests  for  visits  to  the 
Department  and  the  presentation  of  Department  briefings. 
6.  Maintains  operational  liaison  with  Navy,  other  TOD  and  extra-DOr  commands 
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.  Organizes,  staffs,  and  plans  for  the  continued  upgrade  in  Department 
substructure  to  include  hardware  and  software  architecture,  communication 
support,  facility  services  and  supporting  ecruipment. 
9.  Is  the  Command's  authority  on  the  DOC  Indications  and  Earning  System.
NAVOPirTCBIIfTST  5450. 1C 
NAVAL  OPFPATICfiS  DIVISIONS 
NOFTHEPN  (21),  RALTIC,  BIACK  ANT  CASPIAN  (22) 
AMD  PACIFIC  (23) 
CENTRAL  FUNCTION 
To  systematically  exploit  all  available  intelligence  resources  in  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  commands,  the  Defense  Intellioence  Agency,  and 
other  military  commands  and  civilian  agencies.  Assist  the  Department  Head  in 
organizina,  staff inc,  and  planning,  for  increased  effectiveness  of  the 
department. 
specific  rurcriore 
1.  Provide  the  earliest  possible  stratecic  warnino  or  prediction  of  likelihood 
of  imrinent  hostilities  or  of  any  impendina  threat  activity  which  mav  adversely 
impact  on  U.  S.  interests. 
-Fstablish  readiness  I&VT  criteria  which  can  be  used  tc  identify  deviations 
from  normal  Soviet  force  activities. 
-Direct  and  control  assigned  personnel  in  the  around-the-clock  watch  for 
the  immediate  filtering  and  analysis  of  data  to  assess  the  status  and 
possible  intentions  of  foreign  forces. 
2.  Provide  current  intelligence  in  as  complete,  reliable,  and  timely  a  manner 
as  possible  to  provide  U.  S.  operational  forces  with  continuous  infomation  on 
the  Soviet  capability  to  generate  naval  and  naval  air  forces  in  times  of  peace 
and  war. 
3.  Produce  in-denth,  all-source  studies  or  periodic  reports  which  outline  the 
Soviet  readiness  doctrine  or  the  current  readiness  status  of  Soviet  naval  and 
naval  air  forces  as  it  is  manifested  in  Soviet  writings,  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  agencies  and  commands  to 
ensure  accuracy  and  euality  control  of  products  and  to  avoid  duplication  by 
other  intellioence  aaencies  and  commands.
NMOPIOTCENINST  5450. 1C 
*  7  rt„ 
NAVOPINTCEN-24 
OPELINT  ANALYSIS  DIVISION 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  advise  and  assist  the  Department  Head  in  directing  and  controlling 
intelligence  analysis  programs  and  production  policy  of  the  OPELIHT  program  and 
other  proarams  as  may  be  assiqned.  Assist  the  Department  Head  in  organizing, 
staffing, "and  planning  for  increased  effectiveness  of  the  Department. 
SPECIFIC  FACTIONS 
1.  Assists  the  Department  Head  as  reauired  in  the  development  of  user 
requirements  for  automated  data  process ino  systems  improvements  applicable  to 
the  Division. 
2.  Originates  intellioence  products  based  on  evaluation  and  analysis  of  raw 
ELICT  data. 
3.  Represents  the  Command  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  (OPELirri)  matters  which  include  the  development  of 
OPELINT  support  to  the  Ccnmand's  mission. 
5.  Develops  proarams  and  projects  to  ensure  ortimup  use  of  Naval  Reserve 
Security  Group  personnel  assigned  to  the  Command  for  ACDUTRA  and  in  a  drilling 
status. 
6.  Directs  and  controls  Department  and  Command  planning  for  enhanced  technical 
and  analytical  growth  relating  to  the  formulating,  managing  and  coordinating  a 
military  and  civilian  SIGINT  training  program. 
7.  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 
promotion  recommendations. 
8.  Maintains  operational  liaison  with  Navy,  other  DOD,  and  extra-DOr  commands 
and  agencies  to  ensure  departmental  requirements  are  satisfied  and  problems  of 
mutual  interest  are  resolved.
NATOPINTCFNINST  5450.1 
-   7  FED    Jr;: 
NAvcpnrrcEK-25 
DEPLOYED  FORCES  ARCHIVAL  DIVISION  (25) 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  process,  exploit,  evaluate,  and  report  all-source  information  bearing 
on  the  current  movements,  activities  and  intentions  of  foreign  ships, 
submarines,  and  military  aircraft  operating  beyond  national  Fleet  operating 
areas  and  ports  in  support  of  national  and  Fleet  level  naval  commands,  the 
Defense  Intelligence  Agency,  and  other  military  commands  and  civilian  aoencies 
reouiring  Ocean  Surveillance  Information  System  (OSIS)  support  and   Indications 
and  Warning  (I&v:)  system  support. 
specific  Fr:cricrc 
1.  Provides  ocean  surveillance  data  and  exchanges  near- real- time  information 
to  locate,  track,  and  evaluate  naval  vessels  of  particular  interest  to  U.  S. 
and  U.  S.  Navy  ccmanders  worldwide. 
2.  Produces  and  provides  current  intellioence  in  as  complete,  reliable,  and 
timely  a  manner  as  possible. 
3.  Conducts  in-depth  analysis  and  SEAV&TCH  data  support  in  response  to  other 
elements  of  the  Command  and  to  specific  operational  and  national  planning 
reauests  related  to  Soviet  deployed  naval  and  naval  air  operations  for  purposes 
of  reports,  studies,  assessments,  estimates,  etc. 
-Directs  and  controls  Quality  of  the  automated  SEAV2ATCH  data  base  as  the 
historical  naval  base  for  the  entire  OSIS. 
4.  Monitors  deployed  forces  activity  and  provides  backup  for  designated  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  adversely 
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  promotion 
recanmendations.
NAVOPINTCQJINST  5450. 1C 
NAVOPINTCEKM53 
NAVAL  ANALYSIS  DEPARTMENT 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  assist,  advise  and  support  the  Commanding  Officer  in  matters  involving 
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.  Manacp«=  and  controls  intellioence  analyses  and  production,  renulates 
workload,  assigns  priorities  and  identifies  resource  requirements  within  the 
Department. 
2.  Manaaes  analyses  and  production  in  response  to  official  tasks  levied  upon 
NAVOPINTCEK. 
3.  Provides  in-depth,  direct  operational  support  to  Fleet  and  other  commands 
as  requested,  while  providing  initiative  operational  support  as  appropriate. 
4.  Maintains  close  liaison  with  cognizant  agencies  with  regard  to  special 
intelligence  collection,  processing  and  dissemination  of  matters  of  concern  to 
the  Naw. 
5.  Identifies  collection  recuire^ents  on  intellioence  subjects  of  interest  to 
the  Navy. 
6.  Supports  a  variety  of  intelligence  exchange  programs  with  foreign 
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)  designed  to  provide  . 
comprehensive  analyses  of  the  overall  Soviet  military  threat  to  U.  S.  naval 
operating  forces. 
8.  Coordinates  with  other  NAVOPINTCEN  Departments. 
9.  Maintains  security  within  Department  spaces  and  provides  or  obtains, 
through  NAVOPINTCEN-01 ,  necessary  administrative  services  to  support 
production.
NAVOPINTCENttiST  5450. 1C 
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NPVOPINTCFN-OSA 
DEPUTY  DEPARTMENT  HEAD 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  advise  and  assist  the  Department  Head  in  managina  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,  and  direction  in 
carrying  out  the  functions  of  the  Department. 
2.  In  concert  with  the  Department  Head,  manages  and  controls  analysis  and 
productipn,  regulates  workloads,  assigns  priorities  and  identifies  resource 
requirements  for  intelligence  analysis. 
3.  Provides  ouality  control  and  consistencv  in  all  Department  products  and 
ensures  that  they  meet  consumer  needs. 
4.  Advises  Department  Head  on  work-load  imbalances  and  determines  resource 
reallocation  within  the  Department  as  deemed  necessary. 
5.  Performs  all  task-management  functions  including  reguired  liaison  with 
outside  agencies  to  ensure  smooth  coordination  of  effort  within  the  Department. 
6.  Interfaces  with  other  intelliaence  aaencies,  Fleet  cornands  and  national 
authorities  to  resolve  problems  of  mutual  interest,  validates  information 
relevant  to  on-going  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  identifying  training  needs.
NA\mpirTCFVT^T  54^0. 1C 
^,.AvoPI^T^CPl,  31 
s-^rpoy  anajyftp  nrvicrr*; 
GFNFRAL  FACTION 
To  exploit  svstematicaHv  all  available  intellioence  resources  in  order  to 
identify  ootential  enenv  doctrine,  strateav  and  activities. 
SPFCTFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Conducts  in-depth  analysis  of  Soviet  combined  arms  exercises. 
2.  Produces  ir-depth,  all-source  studies  o*  Soviet  naval  exercises,  exercise 
trends,  and  exercise  natterns. 
3.  Produce  i^-d?'^^ ,  a!l-s~urc-  studies  nr  rVrnet/Warsa*'  Pact  nilitarv 
doctrine  as  manifested  in  writinas  and  observed  activities. 
6.  Conducts  in-denth  ana"!v?i=  in  resronse  to  snecific  onerational/nationa! 
pi  a.nninn  r^oiests  related  tc  a  potential  enemy' s  strateov  and  doctrine. 
5.  Prenares  and  presents  int^lin^nce  brief inos  to  operational  personnel , 
national  planners,  technical  laboratory  personnel,  fnilitarv  education/traininc 
students  and  analysts  of  other  intelliqence  oraani?*tions. 
fi.  Produce?  and  undates  Soviet  Vaval  War  ^lans  anc'  vaval  C3  Master  Plan. 
7.  Unon  recuest,  contributes  ana?vs»s  to  other  divisions  and  departments  of 
NA\topi\tCF*"  as  w»ll  as  to  other  intellioence  production  oroanirations  for 
incorporation  into  consolidated  reports/stud iec/assess-Tents/estimates,  etc. 
B.     Develops  T&W  indicators  in  conjunction  with  NAVOP1>TCP.1-0?. 
9.  Conducts  liaison  wrth  other  anencies  and  connandp,  as  well  as  other 
NAVOPINTCFV  denartments  and  divisions,  in  order  to  ensure  accuracy  and  Quality 
control  of  Division  products  and  avoid  duplication.
iwOTprwrcwiNsr  5450. ic 
NAVOPINTCFN-32         *  ''  '  
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TACTTr*;  AKALVSTP  DIVISION1 
GENFRAL  FUNCTION 
To  exdoit  systematically  all  available  intelliqence  resources  in  order  to 
identify  current  and  future  potential  enemv  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  T\  S.  surface  and  air 
forces . 
2.  Produces  in-depth  ail-sou^w  studies  an^  report*  on  the  foreiqn  tactic^ 
threat  to  U.  S.  surface  and  air  forces  for  use  bv  Fleet  operational  personnel, 
national  planners,  R&P  engineers  and  other  intelligence  analysts. 
3.  Conducts  in-denth  analysis  in  response  to  soecific  onerational/national 
olannim  reouests  related  to  the  Soviet  tactical  threat. 
4.  Produces  Naval  Warfare  Publication  series  V;^>   12-1,  ''?-'?.   and  12-4,  which 
define  foreiqn  tactical  threat  to  V.   S.  air  and  surface  forces  and  soviet  ocean 
surveillance  operations,  at  a  classif ication  level  which  allows  wide 
dissemination  to  Fleet  operational  personnel. 
5.  Unon  reouest,  contributes  analyses  to  other  divisions  anr!  departments  of 
NAVOPI\"TCFN  as  well  as  to  other  intellinence  production  organizations  for 
incorporation  into  consolidated  rer^rts/stjrfies/assessnents/estimates,  etc. 
fi.  Prepares  and  presents  intellinence  briefings  to  onerational  personnel, 
national  planners,  technical  laboratory  personnel,  military  education/training 
students  and  analysts  of  other  intelliaence  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  ccmnands.
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
-  7ftt-  v. 
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-depth  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  nay  be  tasked  or  otherwise  reouired  by  Fleet  commands. 
3.  Pesponds  to  ad  hoc  tasking  in  the  Vbrld  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 
reguired. 
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  reguirements 
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.
NAVOPINTCEN-04A 
DEPUTY  DEPARTMENT  HEAD 
navopintceninst  5450. ic 
i.  ,7  FEB  ISrr. 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  advise,  assist  and  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  nolicy,  operations  and  direction  in  carrying  out 
the  functions  of  the  Department. 
2.  In  concert  with  the  Department  Head,  manaaes  and  controls  analysis  and 
production  efforts,  regulates  workloads,  assigns  priorities,  and  identifies 
resource  reouirements  for  intelligence  analysis. 
3.  Provides  guality  control  and  consistency  for  all  Department  products  and 
ensures  production  meets  consumer  needs. 
4.  Performs  all  task  management  functions  for  the  Department  including 
reouired  liaison  with  outside  agencies. 
5.  Supervises  four  analytical  divisions  evaluating  the  performance  of 
subordinate  supervisors  and  reviewing  their  evaluations  of  individual 
employees . 
6.  Manaaes  the  Department's  training  program,  includino  evaluating  trainina 
needs,  assigning  individuals  to  training  courses,  and  maintaining  training 
records. 
7.  Manages  the  Department's  personnel  administration  program,  including 
managing  leave  reouests,  advising  the  Department  head  of  federal  civilian 
promotion  reouirements  and  federal  administrative  regulations,  and  making 
recommendations  regarding  the  promotion  of  Department  civilian  personnel. 
8.  In  concert  with  the  Department  Head,  develops  and  prepares  annual 
Department  fiscal  requirements,  as  requested.
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
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NAVOPINTCEN-41 
PACIFIC  DIVISION 
GENERAL  FUTJCTION 
To  process,  evaluate  and  disseminate  all-source  intelliaence  on  Free/IMrd 
Wbrld  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  from  the  Pacific 
region  which  could  affect  the  Department. 
3.  Reviews  available  intelligence  information,  determines  topics  appropriate 
for  Division  production,  and  manages  subordinate  analytical  resources  to  ensure 
ouality  and  timeliness  of  production. 
4.  Ensures  that  the  Division's  analytical  files  are  proper lv  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 
commands  to  ensure  that  appropriate  collection  assets  are  advised  of  collection 
opportunities  related  to  the  Wbrld  Navies  area  of  interest. 
6.  Reviews  intelligence  collection  reauirements  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  taskings  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.
NAUDPINTCFNINST  5450. 1C 
NAVOPICTCEN-42  -    7  Fl5    t^o 
EUP^PE^/MEDITERRANEAN  DIVISION 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  process,  evaluate,  and  disseminate  all-source  intelliaence  on 
Free/Ihird  World  naval  and  mar  it  rue-associated  air  forces  in  the  EURC/MED 
Region. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Manages  and  supervises  analysts  assigned  to  the  Division. 
2.  Advises  the  Department  Head  on  all  intelligence  matters  from  the  EURO/MED 
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 
guality  and  timeliness  of  production. 
4.  Ensures  that  the  Division's  analytical  files  are  r>ror>erly  maintained,  and 
conducts  liaison  with  other  intelliqence  aaencies  to  ensure  accuracy  and 
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  IIP  evaluations  are  completed  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  and  promotion  recommendations  for  both 
military  and  civilian  personnel  assigned  to  the  Division.
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
•  **  rE6  tc-, 
NAVOPirTTCEJJ-43 
INDIAN  OCEAN  DIVISON 
OENPRAL  FUNCTION 
To  process,  evaluate  and  disseminate  all-source  intelligence  on  Free/Third 
World  naval  and  maritime-associated  air  forces  in  the  Indian  Ocean  region. 
SPECIFIC  FUNTIONS 
1.  Manages  and  supervises  analysts  assigned  to  the  Division. 
2.  Advises  the  Department  Head  on  all  intelligence  matters  from  the  Indian 
Ocear  region  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 
ouality  and  timeliness  of  production. 
4.  Ensures  that  the  Division's  analytical  files  are  property  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 
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  IIF  evaluations  are  completed  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  and  promotion  recommendations  for .both 
military  and  civilian  personnel  assigned  to  the  Division.
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
>  F..;.   :-:f- 
NAVOPICTCEJJ-44 
ATLANTIC  DIVISION 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  process,  evaluate,  and  disseminate  all-source  intelligence  on 
Free/Third  World  naval  and  mar i tine-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  intellioence  matters  from  the  Atlantic 
region  which  could  affect  the  Wbrld  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  Division's  analytical  files  are  oronerlv  maintained,  and 
conducts  liaison  with  other  intelligence  agencies  to  ensure  accuracy  and 
ouality  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.  Reviews  intelligence  collection  requirements  related  to  the  Division. 
Additionally,  ensures  that  II&  evaluations  are  completed  in  a  timelv  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  reouired  evaluations  and  promotion  recommendations  for  both 
military  and  civilian  personnel  assigned  to  the  Division.
NAVOPINTCENINST  545C.1C 
NAVOPINTCEN-05         •  7Ft:.  ' 
SUBMARINE  VARFARE  OPERATIONS  RESEARCH  DEPARTMENT 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  assist,  advise,  and  support  the  Ccnmandina  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,  regulates  workload,  assigns 
priorities,  and  identifies  resource  reauirements  within  the  Department. 
2.  Conducts  analysis  and  production  in  response  to  official  tasks  levied  upon 
navopiktcek. 
3.  Provides  in-depth,  direct  operational  suoport  to  Fleet  and  other  eonnands 
as  reguested,  while  providing  initiative  operational  support  as  appropriate. 
4.  Maintains  close  liaison  with  other  intelligence  agencies  with  reaard  to 
special  intelligence  collection,  processing  and  dissenination. 
5.  Identifies  collection  reouirements  on  intelligence  subjects  of  interest  to 
the  Navy. 
6.  Manages  Carmand  support  to  the  Special  Navy  Control  Program. 
7.  Supports  a  variety  of  intelligence  exchange  procrams  with  fore  ion 
governments. 
8.  Produces  in-deoth,  all-source  studies/reports  including  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  NAVOPINTCEN  Departments. 
10.  Maintains  security  within  Department  spaces  and  provides,  or  obtains 
through  NAVOPINTCEN-01,  necessary  administrative  services  to  support 
production. 
11.  Monitors  and  provides  necessary  guidance  to  NAVOPINTCEN  Reserve  Units  in 
matters  relating  to  intelligence  production,  mobilization  assignments,  and 
readiness.
NAVOPINTCEN-05A 
DEPITY  DEPAPTMEOT  HEAP 
NAUDPirfTCENINST  5450. 1C 
.7?i  3   • 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  advise  and  assist  the  Department  Head  in  managing  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  and  direction  in 
carrying  out  the  functions  of  the  Department. 
2.  In  concert  with  the  Department  Head,  manaoes  and  controls  analysis  and 
production,  regulates  workloads,  assigns  priorities  and  identifies  resource 
requirements  for  intelligence  analysis. 
3.  Provides  quality  control  and  consistency  in  all  Denartment  products  and 
ensures  that  thev  meet  consumer  needs. 
4.  Advises  Department  Head  on  work-load  imbalances  and  dPtemines  resource 
reallocation  within  the  Department  as  deemed  necessary. 
5.  Performs  all  task-management  functions  including  reauired  liaison  with 
outside  agencies  to  ensure  smooth  coordination  of  effort  within  the  Department. 
6.  Interfaces  with  other  intelligence  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  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  Department  divisions  in  terms  of  evaluating  performance  of 
subordinate  supervisors,  reviewing  their  evaluations  of  individual  employees, 
resolving  production  conflicts,  and  identifying  training  needs.
NAVOPINTCEN-05B 
SKNIOP  ANALYST 
NAVDPIOTCENINST  5450. 1C 
7  F£5  "*.* 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  advise  and  assist  the  Department  Head  and  Deputy  in  performing  quality 
control  of  analytical  products  and  personally  conduct  research  and  analysis  for 
unique  intelliqence  projects. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Peoresents  the  Department,  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.
NAVOPINTCEN-51 
PRODUCTION  SUPPORT  DIVISION 
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
.  7  FEB  1S66 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  provide  support  in  three  major  production  areas: 
(1)  To  provide  collection  requirements  assistance,  special  program  material 
control,  collection  guidance  interface  and  collection  feedback  to  operational 
forces,  as  well  as  specific  tasking  management  support. 
(2)  To  maintain  and  operate  an  automated  data  base  of  intelliaence  derived 
from  a  sensitive  collection  program  and  be  responsive  to  the  needs  of  National 
and  Fleet- level  commands,  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency,  other  military 
ccpmands,  civilian  agencies,  and  units  of  the  operating  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  publishing  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  frcn 
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  program. 
6.  Publishes  procedural  manuals  and  working  aids  for  use  in  conjunction  with  a 
special  collection  program.
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
NAVOPI1TOCEN-52        •7j:tS  US, 
WARFARE  ANALYSIS  DIVISION 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  systematically  exploit  all  available  intelligence  resources  in  order  to 
f-Uv  prepare  U.  S.  submarine  forces  for  peacetime  and  wart  in*  interaction  with 
Soviet  forces. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Maintains  comprehensive  all-source  data  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 
analysts . 
3.  Conducts  in-depth  analysis  in  response  to  specific  operational/national 
planning  reguests. 
4.  Manages  all  intelligence  production  within  the  Division. 
5   Upon  request,  contributes  analyses  to  other  divisions  and  departments  of 
NAVQPIKTCEN  as  well  as  to  other  intelligence  production  organizations  for 
incorporation  into  consolidated  reports/stud ies/assessments/estunates,  etc. 
6.  Prepares  and  presents  intelligence  briefings  to  operational  personnel, 
national  planners,  technical  laboratory  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  reouired  evaluations  and 
PromoSS  recormendations;  Provides  training  for  branch  analysts  as  required; 
assists  NAVOPINTCEN-02  in  training  I&VJ  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.
NAVOPINTCEN-53 
OCEAN  RESEARCH  DIVISION 
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
7  FEB   1566 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  systematically  exploit  all  available  intelligence  resources  in  order  to 
identify  Soviet  oceanoqraphic  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  data  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  and  reports  for  use  by  Fleet 
ietSSo^pSoSS:  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 
NWOPIMICEK  as  well  as  to  other  intelligence  orcduct ion  organizations  for 
incorporation  into  consolidated  reports/studies/assessments/estimates,  etc. 
6.  Prepares  and  presents  intelligence  briefings  to  ooerational  personnel, 
national  planners,  technical  laboratory  personnel,  military         •„,.*«„« 
Suca?ional/training  students  and  analysts  of  other  intelligence  organizations. 
7.  Monitors  and  coordinates  Division  analysts'  professional  career 
development,  both  military  and  civilian.  Prepares  ™^  "^J"?  "JistB 
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 
NAWPINTCEN,  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  and  Evaluation  projects.
NAVOPINTCENINST  5450. 1C 
-  ,7  FEB  JS36 
NAVOPINTCEN-06 
SPECIAL  PROJECTS  DEPARTMENT 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
lb  assist,  advise,  and  support  the  Commanding  Officer  in  the 
accomplishment  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  government  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.
NAVDPirJTCENINST  5450. 1C 
7  F;   '. 
NAVOPINTCEK-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  and  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  Department  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  regardinq  the  selection,  acquisition  and  use  of 
personnel,  facilities,  contractual  resources,  automated  data  process  in? 
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  involving  analysts  from 
other  commands. 
9.  Attends  conferences  and  meetings  with  senior  members  of  other  government 
agencies  and  represents  the  Command  in  matters  relating  to  the  Department.
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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.  strategic  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  retirements  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  intelliaence  briefings  for  senior  Navy  and  National 
Planners  such  as  the  DTI,  CNO,  Executive  Panel,  ".  S.  and  *oreiqn  flag 
officers,  and  other  high-ranking  government  officials.
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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  NAVINTCCM  for 
analyses  of  certain  foreign  ASK  developments. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Develops  comprehensive  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.
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RESEARCH  OPERATIONS  DIVISION 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  provide  in-depth  analyses  of  certain,  selected  Soviet  activities. 
SPECIFIC  FUNCTIONS 
1.  Conducts  historic  and  real-time  analysis  of  foreign  ocean  activity  to 
determine  purpose  of  operations;  provides  warnings  and  assessments  to 
interested  commands  and  organizations. 
2.  Supports  various  U.  S.  USW  Program  Managers.  Conducts  liaison  with 
government  agencies,  as  well  as  conrcercial  companies,  on  subjects  of  mutual 
interest. 
3.  Compiles  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.
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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  VAVOPINTCFT'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  coordinated,  integrated, 
and  effective. 
3.  Coordinates  development  of  NAVOPINTCEN  analyst  requirement  statements  for 
automated  information  and  services. 
4.  Represents  NAVOPICTCEN  pn  technical  and  OPINTEL  matters  in  ADP  development 
and  management  forums  including  the  Integrated  Automated  Intelligence 
Processing  System  (IAIPS). 
5.  Develops  and  implements  NAVOPINTCEN  ADP  policies,  standards  and  guidelines, 
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 
NAVOPINTCEN'.
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SYSTEMS  MANAGEMENT  DIVISION 
GENERAL  FUNCTION 
To  control  and  coordinate  the  development  and  operation  of  Intelligence 
Information  Systems  in  support  of  NAVOPIFirEN. 
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  changes  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  NAVOPICTCEN  analvsts,  including  new  data 
base  applications,  and  coordinates  the  proaramming  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  NAVOPINTCEN  analyst  use  of  Intelligence  On-Line  Data  Base 
systems,  including  the  submission  of  aueries. 
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  ail  system  maintenance  activity. 
8.  Coordinates  preparation  for  ADP  and  conuunications  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  NAVTNTCOM,  other  government  agencies,  contractor 
personnel,  and  customer  engineers  with  respect  to  systems  development 
operational  procedures,  communications  interfaces,  and  message  distribution 
systems. 
11.  Reviews,  assigns  priorities,  ensures  implementation  of  system  correction 
and  enhancement  change  proposals.
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MERCHANT  OPERATIONS  AND  ANALYSIS  DEPARTMENT 
GENERAL  FUMCflON 
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  disseminates  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. 
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.