DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND 4600 SILVER HILL ROAD WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20389 (N REPLY REFER TO NIC-OOB: RMT: bjb 5750 Ser 2595 JUN 0.3 1983 From: Commander, Naval Intelligence Command To: Director of Naval History (OP-09BH), Washington Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. 20374 Subj: Command History for CY 1982 (OPNAV Report 5750-1) Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12C - Encl: (1) NAVINICOM Command History CY 1982 (U) i. In accordance with reference (a), enclosure (1) is forparded.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND COMMAND HISTORY CY 1982 . 1 JAN 82: (U) On 1 January 1982 NAVINICOM was three months into FY 1982 and still under continuing resolution authority (CRA) for operation and maintenance (O&M) funds. Authorized $52,942,000 through 31 Mar 82 per message authority from CNO. First major claimant operating budget not received until 22 February 1982; allocated $52,942,000 through the second quarter of FY 1982. The final obligational authority was $78,912,000. NIC had an obligation tate of 99 percent. Procurement obligational authority (OPN) in Budget Activity 7, Intelligence Support Equipment, for FY 1982 totalled $16,269,000. Obligations through December totalled $15,146,106. The total amount of emergency and extraordinary expense funds received from SECNAV in 1982 totalled $671,000. As of 30 September 1982, $608,374 had been obligated. 1 JAN 82: (U) Implemented the new Federal Personnel Manual Supplement 298-33, Guide to Processing Personnel Actions. 1 JAN 82: | TG 168.2/LANTFAST provided equipment support and personnel augmentation to several ships involved in JCS JITTERY PROP - tee operations off Central America. This support continued throughout the year. . 1l JAN 82: (U) Implemented a DIA directed test program for the Defense Advanced Language and Area Studies Program (DALASP). 14 JAN 82: (U) Sponsored a command commemorative program for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The guest speaker was Chaplin Black, U.S. Naval Acadeny. 19 JAN 82: 28 JAN 82: (U) CNO (OP-92) delegated COMNAVINTCOM the authority to manage the NAVINTCOM high-graded civilian positions. 28 JAN 82: (U) Promulgated NAVINTCOMINST 3890.2C (Production of Finished Intelligence Products) and 3890.3B (Consumer Evaluation of Finished Intelligence Products).
29 JAN 82: 1 FEB 82: Ll FEB 82: 2 FEB 82: 2-4 FEB 82: 4 FEB 82: 5 FEB 82: 6-7 FEB 82: 8 FEB 82: 9 FEB 82: 16 FEB 82: 19 FEB 82: 24 FEB 82: 25 FEB 82: (U) A TF 168F member represented COMNAVINTCOM at the DIA sponsored Latin American Attache Conference held in Panama. Attaches from 17 Latin American coutnries attended. (U) Implemented DCI/DOD policy and administrative procedures for the Sensitive Compartmented Information Nondisclosure Agreement . (SCI NdA). (U) Commander John E. DAVIS, USN, assumed the duties of CIG-168.2/ OIC LANTFAST. (U) EEO specialists conducted EEO training for NFOIO's supervisors. (U) The Department of the Army requested that the Navy assume operations and maintenance responsibility for the DSSCS/GENSER Telecommunications Center operated by the 509th Signal Battalion at Naples. CNO requested that COMNAVINTICOM take FORAC. (U) Command representatives attended the FICPAC Production Conference at NAS Alameda. (U) Provided and shipped SCI indoctrination video cassettes to 170 Navy SCI commands holding video cassette equipment. (U) Held S&T Intelligence Production discussions w/HQ USAF (AFSC). (U) Promulgated tentative Navy Tactical Warfare Data Base (NTWDB) digitized data element requirements. (U) NIC-03 and TF 168F completed an extensive TDY in Europe for briefings and discussions with foreign personnel and TF 168 elements. Countries visted were Denmark, Norway, Germany, and the United Kingdon. Wl cic 168.3/EURFAST personnel visited the newly established French Acoustic Analysis Center (AAC) and began acting as theater agent for assisting them. (U) Black History Program entitled Blueprint for Survival. Captain Edoward A. SECHREST, USN, was the guest speaker and also featured the U.S. Navy Band, Port Authority.
MAR 82: 1 MAR 82: 3 MAR 82: 4 MAR 82: 5 MAR 82: 8 MAR 82: 8-10 MAR 82: 9 MAR 82: 9 MAR 82: 15-26 MAR 82: 18 MAR 82: 19 MAR 82: 24 MAR 82: 25 MAR 82: 26 MAR 82: 31 MAR 82: 1 APR 82: (U) Completed classification maintenance reviews. (U) Initiated planning for a shipboard Interim Digital Imagery Demonstration (Subsequently FIST). (U) Provided SCI indoctrination to all new commodore selectees at the 1982 Annual Flag Selectee Conference hosted by the CNO. (U) NAVINICOM Pentagon representative completed one year project of providing reaccreditation inspections and re-validation of all Pentagon SCIFs. (U) Hosted a near and long term OSIS issues meeting with represenatives of all OSIS sites. (U) Sponsored a Career (Life) Planning Workshop conducted by Dr. Norris Capers, UDC. (U) Command representatives attended the ninth Afloat Intelligence Conference sponsored by COMSECONDFLT in Norfolk. BMH cic 168.2/LANTFAST hosted its first LANTFAST - ASWOC analysts meeting with senior analysts from Iceland, the Azores, and Bermuda. (U) Hosted NIWDB (later Battle Group Tactical Computer Support Facility) S&T data requirements conference. (U) The Navy Inspector General conducted a NAVINICOM IG Inspection. (U) Command representatives attended the 1982 Training Scheduling Workshop at FITCLANT. Hl cru 168.1.1/PACFAST Det Kamiseya received congratulatory messages from COMSEVENTHFLT and COMNAVINTCOM for the quality of a collection advisory message on KIEV CHG MINSK, which was beginning an extended deployment to the Indian Ocean. (U) Issued NAVINTCOM Instruction 5040.1C, Naval Command Inspection Program. (U) Provided representation to the DIA semi-annual review of NISC S&T production. (U) Finalized intelligence support to DARPA's enhanced ocean surveillance, NIPS~-compatable intelligence system deployed on board USS CARL VINSON. (U) Conducted EEO training for new supervisors. (U) SSO Navy implemented the use of new SCI indoctrination and debriefing memoranda throughout the Navy SSO community.
1 APR 82: 1 APR 82: 2 APR 82: 5S APR 82: 6 APR 82: 7 APR 82: 15 APR 82: 19-30 APR 82: 24 APR 82: 1 MAY 82: 1 MAY 82: Ll MAY 82: 1 MAY 82: 4 MAY 82: (U) Participated in a Consolidated Civilian Personnel Office (CCPO) project to publish generic position descriptions, selective factors and performance standards for a variety of secretarial, general schedule and federal wage system positions. (U) NIPSSA 0166, NIPSSA 0278, and a new reserve unit to support/ - train for IPAC was established. DEFINTERROG 0166 (gaining command: DIA) transferred from Washington, DC to Lincoln, NE to replace one disestablished unit. Units in Lobbuck, TX; Lincoln, NE; and Sacramento, CA were disestablished. (U) Represented Navy at the DIA S&T Intelligence Information Production (STIIP) conference. (U) Co-hosted conference on FICPAC. Recommended changes to NIPS/NAP microfiche/aperture card production. oo, _ (U) Command Representatives attended a workshop in San Diego to establish Personnel Qualifications Standards (PQS) for carrier (CV) Intelligence Centers. (U) Mrs. Martha Wood “Admiral™ Nelson retired after 14 years as Assistant to the Director, Reserve Programs Division. She was presented with the Navy Superior Civilian Service Award by RADM John L. BUITS at a formal dinner. Dinner was hosted by NAVINTCOM- 13 and attended by representatives of NRIP and active members. (U) Mr. Martz was appointed the Ocean Surveillance Information System ADP Security Officer. This new responsibility broadened CSO's responsibility to include the world-wide OSIS system. (U) Provided updated security criteria for the use and installation of the L2MC intercommunications system aboard shipbard SCIFs. (U) Initiated Attache Interview program for nominees to principle attache positions. (U) Commenced deployment of STOPS II (formerly CAST GLANCE II) in Guardian Bear West aircraft. (U) Appointed specialist as Federal Women's Program Manager and Upward Mobility Program Manager. 4
4 MAY 82: (U) Appointed specialist as Hispanic Employment Program Manager, Handicap/Disabled Vet, and Federal Equal Opportunity Recruitment Program. 5 MAY 82: 7 MAY 82: A seven-man TG 168.2/LANTFAST team was deployed aboard USS BARNSTABLE COUNTY in support of SMOKEY TOPAZ operations in the North Atlantic Ocean, Norwegian Sea, and Barents Sea during the period May - July. Several suites of intelligence collection equipment were installed by LANTFAST for the mission. 12 MAY 82: (U) Represented Navy at a DIA C3/C3CM Data Standards conference. 24-26 MAY 82: (U) Command representatives attended the second meeting of the NRIP Advisory Board, which established the management plan for the Direct Commission program, Reserve IS Traiing/Reserve Active Duty for Training courses and initial training for change of designator/interservice transfer officers. 26 MAY 82: (U) The Netherlands' Director of Naval Intelligence visited NAVINICOM activities. 28 MAY — (U) The fourth iteration of the Mid-career Naval Intelligence Training - 6 AUG 82: Program was conducted. 1 JUN 82: (U) Issued a change to the Navy Supplement to the SSO manual revising authorized digraphs/trigraphs for SCI programs. 1 JUN 82: | Initiated development of IR equipment for CLUSTER SAW program. 2 JUN 82: [J Forwarded an updated draft of the POM 84 NUCINT Program Plan to CNO and the DIA GDIP Staff. 8 JUN 82: (U) Promulgated a revised KIEV Class CVHG collection guidance plan. 9 JUN 82: (U) Co-hosted a working group defining management responsibilities over distribution of NIPS/NAP material and purged NIPS/NAP and SMP microform data bases. LL JUN 82: (U) The anmual NIC-03/CTF 168 Headquarters picnic was held at the U.S. Coast Guard Station, Alexandria, VA. Ll JUN 82: L | In response to an urgent CINCUSNAVEUR request, a CTF 168 officer courier delivered key intelligence materials on Lebanon to Rome, Italy within twenty hours, for delivery to COMSIXTHFLT and CTG 68.4 (32 MAU embarked in USS GUAM).
15 JUN 82: 15 JUN 82: 18 JUN 82: 18 JUN 82: 23 JUN 82: JUN JUN JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: MMM Personnel from TF 168.1/PACFAST supported CLIPPER TROOP WEST in obtaining and processing photographs of the Soviet recovery of its unmanned test spacecraft “Dynasoar™ in the eastern Indian Ocean. PACFAST also provided advance copies of the photographs to COMNAVINTCOM for Washington area consumers. . (U) Hosted U.S. Naval Academy second class women midshipmen for a half-day orientation program on the Naval Intelligence Officer career pattern and opportunities. (U) Commander Clayton G. ZUCKER, USN, was relieved by Commander James E. NEWMAN, USN, as CTU-168.4.1/Naval Advisor, Berlin. (U) NIC-03/CTF-168 completed a TDY period in the Far East for briefings and discussions with foreign personnel and TF-168 elements. Locations visited were Honolulu, Japan, the Republic of the Philippines and Singapore. . (U) Command representatives attended the Navy Training Plan (NTP) conference for Naval Command Control System (NCCS) afloat covering manpower and training requirements for manning the Tactical Flag Command Center (TFCC) equipment. (U) CSO personnel conducted the Navy ADP security test at FOSICPAC, Pearl Harbor, HI. (U) Implemented appropriate actions to conduct selective inspection of subordinate SCIFs. (U) Naval attache pesitions in Italy, Japan, Norway, and the United Kingdom were designated as major shore command equivalents for promotion purposes. (U) Mrs. Doris B. Moore replaced Mr. Alan Cecilio as Head, Suitland Branch Office (NAVINTCOM~-15). (U) Established the Civilian Employee Assistance Progran. 6 pe
12 13 L3 14 LS 15 20 21 21 23 30 iy JUL AUG JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL JUL AUG 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: 82: (U) Approximately 240 Supervisors/Managers were trained in the Prevention of Sexual Harassment. (U) Captain W. 0. STUDEMAN relieved Captain T. A. BROOKS as Commanding Officer of NFOIO. . (U) Promulgated NAVINTCOMINST 3890.1B (Intelligence Production Tasking Procedures). (U) Provided an OSIS brief to the Australian Chief of the Defense Force Staff. (U) Hosted U.S. Naval Academy second class women midshipmen for half-day orientation program on the naval Intelligence Officer career pattern and opportunities. (U) Surface Warfare Operational Intelligence (OPINTEL) Analyst NEC 3905 was approved. (U) U. K. Commodore (Intelligence)/Deputy Directorate of Service Intelligence (Warsaw Pact) visited Naval Intelligence Command escorted by a BDILS(W) officer. (U) Captain E. D. SHEAFER, Jr. relieved Captain L. T. WRIGHT as Commanding Officer of NIPSSA and NIC-O0Q. (U) OP~009 and CHNAVRES gave final approval for 22 new 1637 TAR officer billets to be introduced into the NRIP in POMs 84 through 88. (U) Represented Navy at DIA/DB-5 joint recognition materials conference. BEM provided training and recognition materials to Morocco and Pakistan in support of naval training programs. (U) Prepared a formal recommendation to DIA requesting the national validation of a SPINTCOMM facility at White Beach Okinawa in support of COMPHIBGRU ONE. (U) Edwin P. Wilson, former CTF 157 employee, was indicted in Houston, Texas, for exporting explosives. (U) Captain Clinton D. SCHNEIDER, USN, relieved Captain Charles F. NEUHAUS, USN, as CTG-168.4/0IC NLU Munich. Wl tc 168.1/PACFAST and its Kamiseya Detachment provided briefings and support to the USS KNOX deployment off Vladivostok. (U) SSO Navy implemented changes in declassification markings for SCI based on EO 12356. >
1 AUG 82: 1 AUG 82: 1 AUG 82: 3 AUG 82: 4 AUG 82: 9 AUG 82: 10 AUG 82: 15 AUG 82: 16 AUG 82: 17 AUG 82: 17 AUG 82: 20 AUG 82: 23 AUG 82: 30 AUG 82: (U) Issued revised guidance to Navy SSO's regarding exceptions to the Two Persons Occupancy Rule. (U) All GM-13/15 positions were reviewed for remaining in or being excluded from the Merit Pay System as a result of new DON guidance based on several Fair Labor Standards cases. Sixty-two . employees were converted to GS status as a result of this review. (U) Annual Activity Training Plans were completed. (U) Due to the higher estimates of project cost and extended period to complete IAIPS, an expansion of project contracting authority to $160 million and seven years was requested and granted by the Deputy Undersecretary of the Navy for Financial Management. (U) CTG 168.2/LANTFAST conducted demonstrations and briefings for the Director, Defense Intelligence Agency and two members of his staff. (U) The local DNI/COMNAVINTICOM secure voice network became opera- tional, with terminals located in the Pentagon, NIC I, and NIC II. (U) Hosted U.S. Naval Academy second class women midshipmen for half-day orientation program on the naval Intelligence Officer career pattern and opportunities. * tee = (U) The architectural and engineering (A&E) contract for the design phase of the Navy and Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center (N/MITC) was awarded in 1981. Completion of the 35 percent design was accomplished on 15 August 1982; continuation to 90 percent design was authorized. Gl nic-03 tasked to represent the DNI at a continuing OUSDRE sponsored Reconnaissance Systems Review. (U) Captain C. F. HOFFMAN relieved Rear Admiral J. L. BUTTS as Commander, Naval Intelligence Command. (U) Established the position of Coordinator for Legal Affairs (NAVINTCOM-OOL); Mr. H. W. Baumgardner assumed the additional duty. (U) Captain D. S. COOPER relieved Captain C. F. HOFFMAN as Commanding Officer, NISC. (U) CTC 168.2/LANTFAST conducted a personal briefing for the Chief of Naval Operations on Operation SMOKEY TOPAZ. | TF 168/PACFAST provided briefing support to the USS BARBOUR COUNTY deployment off Petropavlovsk.
| | 1 10 10 10 14 15 15 16 16 SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: SEP 82: (U) Implemented the DOD Periodic Personnel Security Review (PPSR) program to provide an on going individual security assessment program for persons with continuous SCI access. (U) Attache Affairs Division assumed responsibilities for selection, purchasing, and distribution of mementos under the Attache Memento Program from NICOPSMGT 209. (U) Participated in Job Fair at Bowle State College to inform college students about employment at NAVINTCOM. (U) Effected a Fleet Digital Imagery Demo aboard the USS ENTERPRISE. (U) Initiated programming action to establish a new SPINTCOMM at Newport, RI in support of the NAVWARCOL. GMM CTG 168.1/PACFAST provided significant support to surveillance of AGI SSV-468 (ex-GAVRIL SARYCHEV) off the coast of Washington. (U) The Australian DNI visited naval intelligence activities. (U) The Naval Audit Service Capital Region (NAVAUDSVCAP) conducted its annual audit of E&EE. NAVAUDSVCAP made six recommendations to NAVINICOM: (1) require that all expenses for an event be included on a single claim, (2) limit reimbursement for gifts to those of an official nature, (3) eliminate future purchases of calling and greeting cards, (4) reemphasize guidance pertaining to number of guests and expenses for gatherings and events, (5) determine and record the cost of Government-furnished transportation involved with attache tours, and (6) intensify review and approval of disbursements and supporting documentation. (U) Concluded contracts for construction of the Interbuilding Link Conduit and the Protected Wireline Distribution System in NIC LI and NIC II. (U) Hispanic Program: Guest speaker was Congressman Gonzales. (U) The Chief, Military Evaluations Group, Danish Defense Intelligence Service, visited Naval Intelligence Command. || An Acoustic Intelligence Memorandum of Understanding was signed by the U.S. Navy and the Danish Intelligence Service.
20 SEP 82: 22 SEP 82: 22 SEP 82: 23 SEP 82: 27 SEP 82: 28 SEP 82: 30 SEP 82: 1 OCT 82: 1 OCT 82: 12 OCT 82: 14 OCT 82: 16-18 OCT 82: 16-18 OCT 82: 18-22 Oct 82: 21 OCT 82: (U) Promulgated first analyzed data element commonality review of NIPS-B, TFCC, OSIS, NIWDB, and NCCS data bases. (U) Second annual meeting of TF 168 Forward Area Support Team OICs was convened at Suitland. - (U) Commenced planning to provide RADM MOONEY AUTOSEVOCOM access at the Naval Observatory. (U) Assisted in completing the drafting of the Radar Imagery Interpretation and Exploitation Training Plan working as Navy representative with the Air Force as Executive Agent. (U) Commenced membership on NAVELEX/APL NCCS data element commonality working group to standardize all Navy intelligence data elements. (U) Issued revised guidance on submission of investigation forms for contractor personnel to ensure that a valid SCI requirement exists. (U) NRIP Unit CLINCLANTFLT INTELL 0286 was established in Norfolk. (U) The Interim Front End Filter attained initial operating capability and commenced parallel testing with the SEA WATCH II Input Message Processor (IMP). (U) The Head and respresentatives of the BND Naval Evaluation Group, Munich, visited Naval Intelligence Command. (U) The French DNI visited Naval Intelligence Command. (U) Command Representatives participated in the NRIP Area 17 inspection, dined out, and conducted liaison with active and Reserve Intelligence components in New York. (U) EEO specialist attended OPM's FWP Training Seminar. (U) National Federal Women's Week. (U) The West German DNI visited Naval Intelligence Command. 10
21 OCT 82: 25 OCT 82: 27 OCT 82: 28 OCT 82: NOV 82: 1 NOV 82: 1 NOV 82: 1 NOV 82: 1-5 NOV 82: 1-5 NOV 82: 3 NOV 82: 4 NOV 82: 5 NOV 32: (U) Attended a DIA semi~annual review of NISC S&T Production. (U) The Korean DNI visited Naval Intelligence Command. (U) The Portuguese DNI visited Naval Intelligence Command. (U) NATO representatives visited Naval Intelligence Command subsequent to their attendance at the annual SACLANT Maritime Intelligence Conference in Norfolk. Representatives visiting Washington were from Canada, the United Kingdom, Norway, Portugal, the Netherlands, Denmark, France, Germany, and Italy. (U) Reviewed, commented, and participated in the development of a DCI Physical Security Inspectors‘ Conference. (U) Commander Howard W. ROGERS, USN, relieved Commander Donald DURR, USN, as CIG~168.1/OIC PACFAST. (U) The Italian DNI visited Naval Intelligence Command. (U) Promulgated Guardian Bear Sensor Plan. This document defines the objectives of the Special Projects sensor development progran, sets forth the policies and procedures governing the organization and the interworking relationships between the program sponsor and the resource sponsors, and provides an overveiw of the planning, programming, and budgeting coordination. (U) DNI sponsored CINCFLT N-2 Conference at NIC Headquarters. (U) Command personnel were members of the Blue Ribbon Panel appointed by the DNI to produce a billet base which expresses valid requirements for officers with an Intelligence Specialist or Subspecialist designator. (U) The Japanese DNI visited naval intelligence activities. il
5 NOV 82: (U) NIC-03/CTF 168 provided a comprehensive review of Navy HUMINT activities to representatives of the House of Representatives, Appropriations Committee Surveys, and Investigations Staff in . response to their specific questions. 11 NOV 82: (U) Conducted a IAIPS System Requirements Review for SEA WATCH III. 13-14 NOV 82: (U) Command Representatives attended the FICPAC production coord- ination meeting in San Diego. 15 NOV 82: (U) The Director of Service Intelligence, Australian Joint Intelligence Organization visited Naval Intelligence Command. 15 NOV 82: 17 NOV 82: a CLUSTER HATCHET became operational at Gibraltar. 17 NOV &2: fe TG 168.2/LANTFAST provided personnel augmentation to three ships involved in Operation ALERT HOOVER surveillance of a Soviet task group deployed to the Caribbean. 17 NOV 82: HME cluster ODYSSEY, the intelligence subcommittee of the Navy © ~~" Space Oceanography Committee, was established by the DNI to , investigate the entire range of naval intelligence space-borne needs and requirements. NIC-03 was designated a co-chairman of the subcommittee. 26 NOV 82: (U) Judge John J. McCarthy, Chief Administrative Law Judge, Merit Systems Protection Board, ruled that former TF~157 contract civilians were entitled to all benefits and rights accorded to Federal Government employees. 29 NOV 82: (U) Developed a Collection Requirements Guidance Manual for use by the Naval Investigative Service. 30 NOV 82: (U) Command personnel represented Navy at a DIA conference on microfiche/aperture card production. 1 DEC 82: a Initiated procurement of improved ACINT collection system for Guardian Bear. 5 DEC 82: 12
10 DEC 82: (U) Mr. John Smith of NSWC Dahlgren was named the first recipient of the CTF-168 annual Richard J. Bryce Memorial Award. 11 pec 82: [RM Based on a NIC-03/CTF 168 COLOP message, USDAO Cairo was able to determine that the Soviet passenger ship LEONID SOBINOV_ . was carrying 723 Cuban troops to Ethiopia. During the return Suez Canal transit, it was learned that 504 Cuban troops were being transported home. These efforts confirmed the presence of Cuban troops in Ethiopia as well as valuable troop rotation data. 16 DEC 82: 18-22 DEC 82: (U) Federal Women's Week. 20 DEC 82: 20 DEC 82: - 27 DEC 82: 28 DEC 82: 30 DEC 82: (U) Promulgated the new Active Duty for Training Catalogue (NAV- INICOMINST 1571.1C).
30 DEC 82: 30 DEC 82: 30 DEC 82: 30 DEC 82: 30 DEC 82: (U) During 1982, 185 people were nominated for access to SCI, 205 people were indoctrinated, and 200 people were debriefed for various SCI programs. During the year the new non-disclosure agreement was executed for all personnel having access to SCI. (U) Prepared the General Defense Intelligence Program (GDIP) POM for fiscal years 1984 through 1988. This submission was based on a completely new programming and budgeting system developed by the Director of Central Intelligence, entitled “Capabilities Programming and Budget" (CPB). CPB replaced the Zero Based Budgeting (ZBB) system used in previous years. CPB attempts to relate resources to functional capabilities for substantive intelligence targets. A major difference between ZBB and CPB is that ZBB did not require program descriptions. Under CPB, resources are looked at by function and country through use of prescribed target elements, and resources are directed toward those targets. NIC-02 personnel met with component command comptrollers and budget personnel in early February to provide detailed instruction on the new CPB concept and procedures for. .:__ = preparing the POM submission under it. (U) The Navy GDIP for 1984 requested $142.5 million in the base program, $101.2 million in ongoing initiatives, and 48.1 million in new initiatives, for a total of $291.8 million. It covered continued emphasis on support to the fleet, maximum effort to complete PRAIRIE WAGON, new research on support and development efforts to improve the quality of intelligence collection; support to the European, Pacific, and Atlantic theaters (in that order ov priority); maintenance of useful capabilities at every existing Navy GDIP activity before pursuing new initiatives; the maintenance of S&T contributions to US weapons and systems development; and modernization and consolidation of ADP support to GDIP units in CINCLANT. (U) The Defense Intelligence Agency recommended to the Director of Central Intelligence that the Navy GDIPP be approved at $243.9 million. On 11 August 1982 the Secretary of Defense had advised the Navy that its GDIPP had interim approval at $243.1 million pending program decisions to be made by the Director of Central Intelligence during the fall budget review. Following that review, the approved level of $247.5 million was included in the President's budget which went to the Congress in January 1983. 14
30 DEC 82: (U) The FY 1984 program/budget covered the entire Navy GDIP. In December 1982 COMNAVINICOM and the DNI decided to transfer responsibility for that portion of the GDIP outside NAVINTCOM (1.e., in the fleets and unified commands) to OP-OO9N. Future NIC-O02 actions would address only NAVINTCOM resources. L5