weer f QTE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY FLEET INTELLIGENCE CENTER PACIFIC CONFIDENT | ‘AL 80x 500 PEARL HARBOR. Hi 96860 . 13: KML: ons $750 Ser C 22 ‘CONE IDENTIAL~-Unclassi fied upon removal of enclosure (1) “ From: Commanding Officer To: Chief of Naval Operattons (OP-O9BH) Subi: OPNAV Report 5750-1 Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 5750.12C (b) CINCPACFLTINST 5750.3C Encl: (1) Fleet Intelligence Center Pacific Command History 1. As required by references (a) and (b), enclosure (1) is forwarded. This report is for calendar year 1983. YC. Copy to: CINCPACFLT CONFIDENTIAL RIDE PROFESSIONALISM PROGRESS
FLEET INTELLIGENCE CENTER PACIFIC JANUARY ~ DECEMBER 1983 COMMAND HISTORY (U) PART I CHRONOLOGY OF HIGHLIGHTS (0) REEL (U) The following 1s a brief chronology of significant events occurring during calendar year 1983: JANUARY 1983 (U) (U) Conducted on-site testing of four data base management systems (DBMS) in conjunction with CINCPAC, IPAC, WESTCOM, and PACAF in order to select a PACOM theater standard DBMS. The DBMS selected was Model 204. FEBRUARY 1983 (U) (U) Summary report to CINCPACFLT of FY 82 Naval Reserve intelligence production contributions by FIRSTPAC units to FICPAC. MARCH 1983 (U) APRIL 1983 (U) MAY 1983 (U) te, oe JUNE 1983 (0) (U) Installed micrographic camera (Documate 1) and duplicator (0P-47G) for coaversion of Aperture Card (APCARD) data bases to aicrofiche. sre Per ere PA CONFIDENTIAL CLASSIFIED BY: MULTIPLE SOURCES - cl DECLA:. TN: OADR I-] Enclosure (1)
JULY 1983 (U) - (U) Navy Manpower Mobilization System (NAMMOS) update and request for new and designated FICPAC officer and enlisted mobilization billets submitted. (U) Policies and procedures for the FICPAC Naval Reserve Intelligence Program (FICPACINST 1001.1B) rewritten and promulgated. AUGUST 1983 (U) (U) Installed Model 204 Data Base Management System (DBMS) and received on-site training. SEPTEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Director, Naval Reserve Intelligence Program (DNRIP) visit 21-24 September 1983. (U) Change of Command and open house for FICPAC. *- * ." (U) FY 83 Active Duty for Training (ACDUTRA) schedule completed with a total of 237 reserve personnel having completed ACDUTRA-aboard FICPAC., - (U) Completed conversion of TTM Aperture Card Data Base to Microfiche, and distributed approximately 188,000 microfiche. perce ap ae ae. id CONFIDENTIAL | I-2 Enclosure (1)
OCTOBER 1983 (U) . NOVEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Summary of FY 83 intelligence production contributions by Fleet Intelligence Rapid Support Team Pacific (FIRSTPAC) units forwarded to CINCPACFLT. DECEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Conducted the FY 84 FICPAC/FIRSTPAC Production Coordination Meeting. (U) Attended FICPAC/FIRSTPAC Annual Production Conference, Naval Station, San Diego, CA. (U) Produced and distributed 465,959 aperture cards; 321,523 computer output microfiche (COM); 270,323 source document microfiche, and 3,288 magnetic tapes during 1983. , . %," Pree nN tee : pa at CONRMPENTIAL j, fits I-3 Enclosure (1)
FLEET INTELLIGENCE CENTER PACIFIC- JANUARY - DECEMBER 1983 COMMAND HISTORY (U) PART If NARRATIVE (U) kkk (U) Fleet Intelligence Center Pacific (FICPAC) is a shore activity located at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and under the administrative control of Commander in Chief U. S. Pacific Fleet (CINCPACFLT). FICPAC is subject to the area coordination authority of Commander, Naval Base Pearl Harbor. The Commanding Officer is Captain Jeremy C. CLARK, USN. (U) The mission of the Fleet Intelligence Center PACIFIC, as set forth in CINCPACFLTINST 5450.1L, is to develop an intelligence processing and production capability which is immediately available to support U. S. Naval Forces in the Pacific and Indian Ocean areas assigned to USPACOM for defense responsibility; to provide those forces with the intelligence materials necessary to carry out efficiently their respective missions; Co maintain sufficient qualified and trained intelligence personnel for assignment to peacetime and wartime augmentation requirements; to provide direct support and assistance to CINCPACFLT which will enable that command to fulfill its requirements for nuclear weapons employment and planning; and to perform such other functions as may be directed by CINCPACFLT. (U) The organizational and departmental structure of FICPAC is illustrated in che organizational charts in Appendix 1. Departmental functions and accomplishments are as follows: (U) SUPPORT DEPARTMENT (1 DEPARTMENT). The Support Department provides services necessary for the planning and coordination of all matters relating to the general administration for the command. The department is comprised of the Graphics Division (11), Administrative/Security Division (13), Supply Division (15), Resources Management/Budgét, Division (1B), and the First Lieutenant/Maintenance Division (1C). &." JANUARY 1983 (U) tee foe FEBRUARY 1983 (U) ee eee vo II-l Enclosure (1)
MARCH 1983 (U) - APRIL 1983 (U) (U) Photo Lab received the following photograpric equipment, MP~4 copy camera, $2,518.00 and Durst 10x10 enlarger, $4,000.00. MAY 1983 (U) JUNE 1983 (U) (U) Photo lab received a Fodan Startech 244 processor, $21,340.00. JULY 1983 (U) AUGUST 1983 (U) q (U) Drafting received POS-I color camera for $5,500.00. 5 ree r Dy re NTIAL II-2 Enclosure (1)
SEPTEMBER 1983 (U) - (U) Contract, through Eastman Kodak, was awarded to completely overhaul the Beacon Precision Enlarger (BPE). OCTOBER 1983 (U) (U) Photo Lab received the following photographic equipment: Brown copy camera, $29,650.00 NOVEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Photo Lab received the following photographic equipment: EM-38D Kodak processor. DECEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Calendar Year Production for the Photo Lab, Lithographic and Drafting Branches was as follows: te Photo Lab: &. Activities Supported No. of Request Work Units Produced FICPAC 1,196 412,825 PACFAST 127 21,921 USS BADGER 3 2,256 CINCPACFLT 41 640 PACAVCOM : 12 66 FGSIC bs] §7 FMPAC 1 . 9 LANTFAST 1 1 SUBPAC l 1 USS TRAUSS 1 1 TOTAL 1,388 43,770 -s torre CONF i ENTIAL 1: bai ib II-3 Enclosure (1)
DECEMBER 1983 (CONT'D) (U) - Litho: Activities Supported No. of Request Work Units Produced FICPAC 786 3,282,526 CINCPACFLT 9 355,448 PACFAST 5 10,500 SUBASE 4 264,994 TOTAL 804 3,913,468 Drafting: Activities Supported — No. of Request Work Units Produced FICPAC 680 5,070 PACFAST 24 166 CINCPACFLT 5 124 NIS 3 4 DBSPAC 1 1 OTHERS 14 63 TOTAL 727 5,428 a,” 0 CONFIDENTIAL II-4 Enclosvure (1)
(U) SPECIAL SECURITY OFFICE (001). The SSO advises and assists the Commanding Officer of FICPAC in his responsibilities pertaining to the administration and control of sensitive compartmented information (SCI) Materials and billets. The SSO also supports the Intelligence Production Department through the distribution and control of SCI materials and imagery ard provides limited assistance to COMSUBPAC and major afloat commands. The FICPAC SSO currently controls over 3000 SCI documents, 177 active SCI billets, 20 ACDUTRA billets (filied by 180 reservists over a twelve- month period), three years of atored and cataloged overhead imagery (1981-1983), and numerous special files. The SSO also has responsibility for the security of FICPAC's two separate SCIF's (rooms 101 and 101A on the first deck, and rooms 306 and 312 on the third deck). During 1983, the SSO handled approximately 1,000 outgoing messages; shipped over 8,000 pounds of ARFCOS material; and received, routed, and controlled in excess of 80,000 messages and 15,000 pounds of ARFCOS material. This included over 135,000 frames of imagery in various formats. (U) NAVAL RESERVE OFFICE (01R). The Reserve Liaison Office is a part of the Executive Department of Fleet Intelligence Center Pacific (FICPAC), Pearl Harbor, HI. The Reserve Liaison Office manages and carries out the administration for the reserve program at FICPAC, which involves 613 reserve mobilization billets divided among 14 Fleet Intelligence Rapid Support Teams Pacific (FIRSTPAC) units located at 7 different drill sites throughout the western continental United States. This program includes the annual reporting to FICPAC of 250 reservists, each for a two-week period of Active Duty for Training (ACDUTRA). A part of the Naval Reserve Intelligence Program (NRIP), FICPAC's reserve program is the second largest in the NRIP. Out of 29 active duty intelligence commands, having reserve intelligence units, only Fleet Intelligence Center Europe and Atlantic (FICEURLANT) at Norfolk, Virginia, has a larger reserve intelligence program. FIRSTPAC's involvement in FICPAC production accounts for 26.8% of the command's total intelligence production manhours. . 4 JANUARY 1983 (U) ‘. No major correspondence/projects. FEBRUARY 1983 (0) (U) FY 83 FICPAC/FIRSTPAC Production Coordination Meeting Post Report distributed to all attendees. (U) Summary report to CINCPACFLT of FY 82 Navai Reserve intelligence production contributions by FIRSTPAC units to FICPAC. Pee FA AEE EN CONEIDENTIAL #ie. wles a“ II-5 Enclosure (1)
MARCH 1983 (U) - (U) Reviewed and updated/improved the current man-hour reporting systems for both active duty and reserve FICPAC personnel. APRIL 1983 (U) (U) Comments concerning each FIRSTPAC's progress to appropriate unit CO - mid-year review. (U) Reassignment of Fact Book Naval and Merchant Mazine Study due dates. MAY 1983 (U) (U) FY 84/85 Naval Reserve Augmentation Fleet support requirements outlined. (U) Report/study completed on use of microcomputers to enhance Automated Data Processing (ADP) support of production. JUNE 1983 (U) Conducted liaison visit with FIRSTPAC 0571 Denver, CO and FIRSTPAC 1489/1689 NAS Whidbey Island, WA. JULY 1983 (U) (U) SII requiremencs/DIA customer number requested for PIRSTPAC 1070. (U) Navy Manpower Mobilization System (NAMMOS) update and request for many new and redesignated FICPAC officer and enlisted mobilization billets submitted. (U) Policies and procedures for the FICPAC Naval Reserve Intelligence Program (FICPACINST 1001.1B) rewritten and promulgated. -, - AUGUST 1983 (U) ® (U) FICPAC/FIRSTPAC Information Manual ~ Change 3 - SII Section promulgated. SEPTEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Director, Naval Reserve Intelligence Program (DNRIP) visit 21-24 September 1983. (U) CINCPACFLT approval received to conduct FY 84 FICPAC/FIRSTPAC Production Coordination Meeting. CONFIDENTIAL II-6 Enclosure (1)
SEPTEMBER 1983 (CONT'D) (U) - (U) Change of Command and open house for FICPAC. (U) FY 83 Active Duty for Training (ACDUTRA) schedule completed with a total of 237 reserve personnel having completed ACDUTRA aboard FICPAC. OCTOBER 1983 (U) (U)} End-of-year evaluation of FIRSTPAC unit performance during FY 83 prepared for each appropriate RIAC. (U) Annual mobilization readiness/production accomplishments ltrs completed for each FIRSTPAC. NOVEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Summazy of FY 83 intelligence production contributions to FICPAC by Fleet Intelligence Rapid Support Team Pacific (FIRSTPAC) units forwarded to CINCPACFLT. (U) Recognition of Achievement awards prepared for FIRSTPAC units 0278, 0571, and 9794. (U) Reserve Intelligence Area Coordinator/Reserve intelligence Program Officer (RIAC/RIPO) conference and visit to NAS Dallas completely by Reserve Liaison Officer (RLO). DECEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Conducted the FY 84 FICPAC/FIRSTPAC Production Coordination Meeting at Fleet Intelligence Training Center Pacific (FITCPAC) in San Diego, CA. (U) Visit by CO and RLO to FITCPAC, RIAC Area Four, Naval Post Graduate School Monterey, RIPO Area 2 and DNRIP staff. : errs gman aa ALE GO > 3 § . c ‘ woke eer Ss ht Bin CONF IDENT LAL II-7 Enclosure (1)
(U) INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT (2 DEPARTMENT) .- The Production Department includes Naval Analysis, Strike Warfare Supporr, Amphibious Operations Support, Current Intellig: -ce, and Unconventional Warfare Support Divisions and a Collection Management Branch. The mission of the Production Department is to provide the broad range of current intelligence, encyclopedic intelligence and intelligence information data bases required to support the United States Pacific Fleet and Fleet Marine Forces. JANUARY 1983 (U) ' (U) Conducted liaison with Fleet Intelligence Rapid Support Team Pacific (FIRSTPAC) ucits 0370, 0470, and 1070 at Dallas, TX. (U) Attended COMSEVENTHFLT Intelligence Production Support Conference, NAS Cubi Point, RP, and visited USS BLUE RIDGE, Naval Station Subic Bay, RP. FEBRUARY 1983 (U) (U) Conducted liaison with FIRSTPAC unit 0919 at Los Alamitos, CA, and FIRSTPAC units 0794 and 0894 at San Diego, CA. MARCH 1983 (U) APRIL 1983 (U) oF conrIPENt Hah Ae TER af as aus LI-8 ened eure’ ee ~
MAY 1983 (U) - (U) Conducted liaison with FIRSTPAC unit 1689 at NAS Whidbey Island, WA, and FIRSTPAC units 0178 and 0278 at Twin Cities, MN. JUNE 1983 (U) (U) Conducted liaison with FIRSTPAC unit 0919 = Los Alamitos. JULY 1983 (U) (U) Conducted liaison with FIRSTPAC units 0178 and 0278 at Twin Cities, HN. AUGUST 1983 (U) eo . &, (U) Conducted liaison with FIRSTPAC units 0794 and 0894 at San Diego, CA. (U) Conducted liaison with Naval Special Warfare Group ONE at Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado, CA. (U) Conducted liaison with Fleet Intelligence Center Europe Atlantic at Norfolk, VA. (U) Attended USMC Mid-80s Intelligence Plan Conference at HQ USMC, Washington, D.C. :~we Pye ba ’ Riis Lt coxsanyictat _oeehin alae “ LI-9 Enclosure (1)
AUGUST 1983 (CONT'D) (U) (U) Conducted liaison with FIRSTPAC units 0794 and 0894 ac Naval Station San Diego, CA. SEPTEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Conducted liaison with FIRSTPAC units 0370 and 0470 at Dallas, TX. (U) Attended Computer Aided Tactical Information System (CATIS) User Group Meeting, and IDEX ~ II Interface Meeting at Thousand Oaks, CA. (U0) Conducted lfaison with FIRSTPAC unit 0894 at Naval Station, San Diego, CA. (U) Conducted liaison visit with FIRSTPAC unit 0919 ar Los Alamitos, CA. OCTOBER 1983 (U) . cree 9 OEE > Sra 2.135 CONFIDENTIAL, is w+ Fo er fe A ae whi le II-10 Enclosure (1)
NOVEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Began relieving FIRSTPAC 0894 of current production responsibilities. 0894 will be dedicated to Naval Special Warfare support in future. DECEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Attended FICPAC/FIRSTPAC Annual Production Conference, Navil Station, San Diego, CA. (U) Attended CATIS User Conference, Thousand Oaks, CA. II-11 ae oN a -rarer ey ‘ wh ow ~ CONFIDENTIAL Enclosure (1)
(U) INTELLIGENCE DATA SYSTEMS (3 DEPARTMENT) - The Intelligence Data Systems (IDS) Department (1) reformats and disseminates digitized, miniaturized, and hardcopy intelligence products to the fleet, (2) provides in-house ADP support, (3) operates and maintains an IBM 4341 stand-alone system which processes the Naval Intelligence Processing System (NIPS) data base and various in-house files, (4) operates and maintains the PACOM Remote Site (PRS) (DEC PDP-11/70) which provides access to Washington-based data bases (e.g. DIAOLS, COINS, AIRES, etc.) as well as on-island data bases (e.g. PDSC daca base (IPAC), SPIFIN (548th RTG) etc.) and provides the capability to send/receive bulk data with CONUS, and, (5) operates the Integrated Information Display (11D) comprised of a YAX 11/780 and a OIS-140 Word Processing System. The IID provides support to Command and Control in the CINCPACFLT Command Center. JANUARY 1983 (U) {U) Commenced 24-hours a day, 7-days a week operations in the PACOM Remote Sice (PRS) in order to support the Integrated Information Disr°.¥ (IID) system. The IID provides support to Command and Control in the CINCP. <= .f£ Command Center. FEBRUARY 1983 (U) (U) Provided predeployment briefing for USS BELLEAU WOOD. ; , _ (CU) Developed Personnel Qualification Standards for Computer Output Microfiche (COM) and Source Document Microfiche (SDM) branches in the Fleet Support Division. MARCH 1983 (U) (U) Commenced initial distribution of Wrecks in the NIPS microfiche data base. (U) Developed Personnel Qualification Standards (PQS) for all IBM 4341 procedures in the Intelligence Data Handling System (IDHS) Division. ’ ramrmery 2 TY , eer 7s” fc vy * ok ee bande CONPIDENTIAL” rE 4 L1I-13 Enclosure (1)
APRIL 1983 (CONT'D) (U) - (U) Developed Personnel Qualification Standards for PDP 11/70, VAX 11/780, and Wang OIS-140 Word Processing System in the IDHSC Division. MAY 1983 (U) (U) Provided predeployment briefing for USS TARAWA. JUNE 1983 (U) JULY 1983 (U) (U) Initiated programs for reporting transaction histories and statistical reports for AIF naval installations in support of Delegated Production Program (DPP). (U) Ceased all aperture card production in accordance with plaaned conversion of Tactical Target Materials (TTM) and Amphibious Intelligence Studies (AIS) to Source Document Microfiche (SDM). AUGUST 1983 (U) as - (U) Provided predeployment briefing to USS RANGER, “ff. é - (U) Installed Model 204 Data Base Management System (DBMS) and received on-site training. SEPTEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Provided predeployment triefing for USS PELELIU. (U) Completed conversion of TIM Aperture Card Data Base to microfiche, and distributed approximately 188,000 microfiche. ‘ <.. ve eo wee Neuere | sane CONFIDENTIAL: iit bake Cet we ee II-14 Enclosure (1)
SEPTEMBER 1983 (CONT'D) (U) - (U) Installed new 3M 721 Laser Beam Recorder for production of computer output microfiche (COM). (U) Systems programmer attended the Department of Defense Intelligence Information System (DODIIS) Technical Conference in San Diego, CA. OCTOBER 1983 (U) (U) IDS Department Head and Technical Director attended the DODIIS Managers' Conference at Harpers Ferry, WV. NOVEMBER 1983 (U) DECEMBER 1983 (U) (U) Produced and distributed 465,595 aperture cards; 321,523 computer output microfiche (COM); 270,323 source document microfiche, and 3,288 magnetic tapes during 1983. ra CONFLDENTIAL . .. ----- @ II-15 Enclosure (1)
FLEET INTELLIGENCE CENTER PACIFIC JANUARY - DECEMBER 1983 COMMAND HISTORY (U) PART IIL DISTINGUISHED VISITORS (U) kkk (U) 23 February 1983 ~ CAPT RILEY, CNO, Ms Connie KING, Mr. Dennis HARMAN - Command Brief, discuss budget matters. (U) O01 March 1983 - DIA Rep MAJ Henry BRUCKNER, USAF, GS14 Brian P. MORAN, GS14 Ronald PARNELL, GSI15 David SANFORD - Prepare FY85-86 Program and Budget. (U) O07 March 1983 - MAJGEN John S. PATTON, USAFR-R, Special Advisor to the Assistant Chief of Staff for Intel (ACSI), HQ USAF - visit CO and tour. (U) 14 Mareh 1983 - Dr. BARTON (Australia) visited CO. (U) 15 March 1983 - COL DIXON, etaff USCINCPAC - visited CO. (U) 1S March 1983 - CAPT BROOKES, CO FITCPAC visited COQ. (U) 20 July 1983 - CAPT T. IWASAWA, CAPT K. YOSHIMURA, CAPT H. NAKAMURA, JMSDF, met with CO/XO tour of FICPAC. (U) 11 August 1983 - BGEN Jimmy C. PETTYJOHN, USCINCPAC J2, Command brief and and tour. (U) 24 August 1983 - CAPT Robert T. TRAFTON, CO, LEC, brief and tour. (U) 24 August 1983 - CAPT John SCHEFFIELD, 314 AD/IN, brief and tour. (U) 25 August 1983 - COL Ronald AVERILL, Commander, USAITICPAC, visit and tour. (U) 29 August 1983 - COL W. T. PRICE, PACAF - visit and tours.” (U) 31 August 1983 - D. Y. MARTIN, Lancing BLANK, DIA, brief and tour. (U) 01 September 1983 - CAPT R. A. NOBLE, Deputy Director Intelligence, USCINCPAC, brief and tour. (U) 13 September 1983 ~ MAJGEN Ja Woo LEE, ROKAF, COL Ki Bong LEE, ROKMC, visit and tour. (U) 22 September 1983 - COMO Robert P. TIERNAN, DNRIP visit aod tour. (U) 26 September 1983 = LTC Robert H. NAYLOR, Asia Pacific Area Officer, Directorate for Attaches, and Training, DIA, visit and tour. PE ee ee” renee he § Lyte covrtoetsraai + ind III-1 Enclosure (1)
(U) 21 November 1983 - Mr. Anthony D. SESOW, Civ, CINCLANTFLT, Mr. Theodore F. TEMPEL, Civ, AFSSO/RADC/INS, visited the CO. (U) 22 November 1983 - RADM Sadaomi SUE, JMSDF, Chief of Intel Directorate, MSO, visit and tour. CONFIDENTIAL - - , IlI-2 Enclosure (1)
August 1956 July 1960 June 1962 August 1964 July 1966 July 1968 July 1970 August 1972 July 1975 December 1975 July 1978 August 1981 September 1983 FLEET INTELLIGENCE CENTER PACIFIC PART IV JANUARY - DECEMBER 1983 COMMAND HISTROY (U) COMMANDING OFFICERS PAST AND PRESENT (U) July 1960 June 1962 August 1964 July 1966 July 1968 July 1970 August 1972 July 1975 December 1975 July 1978 August 1981 September 1983 Present REAR Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain Captain IV-1 (This page {9s unclassified) B. L. T. K. gE. R. A. L. J. L. D. R. J. MOYNAHAN, U. S. Navy MCQUISTON, U. S. Navy GUILLORY, U. S. Navy GULLEDGE, U. S. Navy KERR, U. S. Navy LYTLE, U. S. Naval Reserve JUSSEL, U. S. Navy CONNELL, U. S. Navy FORD, U. S. Navy HERZOG, U. S. Navy FEUERHELM, U. S. Navy DI PALMA, U. S. Navy CLARK, U. S. Navy &, aun 4 ain ®: eit conryafiatan Enclosure (1) at f
FLEET INTELLIGENCE CENTER PACIEIC JANUARY - DECEMBER 1983 COMMAND HISTORY (U) PART V APPENDICES (U) REKK I. (U) FICPAC Organizational and Departmental Structure Charts. II. (U) FICPAC Officer, Enlisted and Civilian Roster. III. (U) GLOSSARY &, cee ow ON CONFIDENTIAL é V-1 Enclosure (1)
GLOSSARY (U) - AIF/FAIF - Automated Installation Intelligence File AIRES - Advanced Imagery Requirements and Exploitation System APCARD - Aperture Card ASP - Amphibious Support Product ATTG - Automated Tactical Target Graphic CANS - Coastal Air Navigation Supplement CLB - Coastal and Landing Beach CNSWG-I - Commander Naval Special Warfare Group - ONE C3CM ~- Command, Control and Communications Counter Measures DIPS - Defense Intelligence Production Schedule Digital Imagery Processing System DSIIB - Direct Support Imagery Interpretation Brief FISCWPAC - Fleet Intelligence Support Center, Western Pacific FIRSTPAC ~ Fleet Intelligence Rapid Support Team Pacific FIST - Fleet Imagery Support Terminal GENSER - General Service HLA ~ Helicopter Landing Area ‘ee IDP - Intelligence Data Processing * ISSO -— Information System Security JMEM-A/S ~ Joint Munitions Effectiveness Manual JTCG/ME - Joint Technical Coordinating Group (for Munitions Effectiveness) MVS - IBM Operation Systen NIPR ~ Naval Intelligence Products Register NIPS - Naval Intelligence Processing System NKTTL - North Korean Tactical Target List eRpr at ACI IEh . , ‘ . COpF LDENTIAL A-III-1 Enclosure (1)
NOB ~- Naval Order of Battle : NRIP - Naval Reserve Intelligence Program NSW - Naval Special Warfare NSWU~-l - Naval Special Warfare Unit -! OPLAN ATTG - Operaticns Plan - Automated Tactical Target Graphic OS/MVS - IBM Operating System OS/MVT - IBM Operating System PACAF - Pacific Air Forces PACOM TAG - Pacific Command Target Actions Group PRS - PACOM Remote Site PRT ~- NIPS Porc Record Type RDJTF - Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force RIMPAC - US Naval Exercise RTG/PIC - Reconnaissance Technical Group/Photographic Intelligence Center , SDM - Source Document Microfiche TARPS - Tactical Air Reconnaissance POD TT - Tactical Target Materials URB ~ Urban USPACOM - United States Pacific Command VM - Vietnam I MAW - Firse Marine Airwing IIL MAP - Third Marine Amphibious Force CONF SpeTIAL A-III-2 Enclosure (1)