— REPRUDUCED AT GOVERNMENT EXPENSE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMANDO 4600 SILVER HILt ROAD WASHINGTON OC 20389 '™ MEPL REfER TC NIC-OOA1:RLM: rim 5750 , SerS 1118 MAR 19 1984 AE PEE ene ~ From: Commander, Naval Intelligence Command To: Director of Naval History (OP-O9BH), Washington Navy Yard, Washington, DC 20374 Subj: Command History for CY 1983 (OPNAV Report 5750-1) Ref: (a) OPNAVINST 57506.12C Encl: ) NAVINTCOM Command History CY 1983 ) Navy and Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center (NMITC) C1 (2 1. In accordance with reference (a), enclosures (1) and (2) are forwarded. Pd/F. MCK Deputy ~—-ERNCLUSUREC) ) ASN4dXqa LNAWNYAAOD TY gad20Q0ON2 I»
JAN DEC 1 JAN 1 JAN 1 JAN 3 JAN 3 JAN 3 JAN 10 JAN 21 JAN 24 JAN 83 oe 83: 83: 83: 83: 83: NAVAL INTELLIGENCE COMMAND COMMAND HISTORY cY 1983 (U) In conjunction with the Naval Attache Interview Program, senior naval officers and their wives were brought TAD to Washington to be interviewed for positions in the following countries: Israel, Netherlands, Poland, Brazil, South Africa, Spain, Phillipines, Egypt, Portugal, Columbia, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Belgium, Italy and Germany. (U) Assumed management and support responsibilities from Army for SPINTCOMM operations at JLD Naples. This SPINTCOMM Center supports CINCUSNAVEUR at Nap- les and CINCSOUTH. (U) Naval Reserve Intelligence Program (NRiP) unit for COMUSFORCARIB was established. (U) NAVINTCOM ADP Acquisition Advisory Program established to provide NIC activities with pertinent and up-to-date information on ADP acquisition policy changes which affect Naval Intelligence System developments and acquisitions. (U) Mr D.P. Harman replaced CAPT Marshall as Assist- ant Commander for Financial Management/Comptroller (NIC-02). (U) The NICKEL (Five-Year planning) Team was incor- porated into NIC-02. (U}> The Internal Review Division (NIC-23) became operational. (U) Coordinated and monitored the OP-009 “Command” Inspection of the Naval Investigative Service. Enclosure (1) 3SNAdXY INAWNYAAOD Ly TADAIONdTY
7 FEB 83: « a 4 Breris - pei og Smczaaen~ -2 7 FEB 83: (U) Implemented NAVINTCOM Upward Mobility Program. 15 FEB 83: 15 FEB 83: Pa . 23 FEB 83: (U) Black History Program ~- CDR William L. Lupton, USN was the guest speaker. 20 FEB 83: 25 FEB 83: (U) Sponsored Black History Month Luncheon. Guest Speaker was Mr. Paul Berry, “Seven on your Side.” 25 FEB 83: (U) Advised component commands of schedule for the General Defense Intelligence Proposed Program (GDIPP) for FY 1985-89. For the first time, the NAVINTCOM GDIPP would be based on a command Five Year Plan, and the program proposal was to be developed by NIC-02 analysts working on site with counterparts at component commands. This approach was partially successful. Many GDIPP formats, however, contained information not included in the Five Year Plan, and these had to be originated by the components. 1 MAR 83: (U) The Duet Program to design an automated tracker : correlator which identifies and links ELINT contract reports was started. The technical portion of the functional description and operational needs were completed. 1 MAR - (U) NIC-23 developed command internal review plan; 31 MAR 83: helped headquarters and component command management .- 2 23SNUdX4 LN3WNYAAOD LY Gad900Nday
17 23 23 28 MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR LNSWNYFAOD LV GadAdoUdsa 83: 83: 83: 83: personnel to comply with Office of Management and Budget mandated internal control review and certi- fication program; prepared and coordinated NAVINTCOM Instruction 7510.3, "“NAVINTCOM Internal Review Policy,” which was published on 21 Apr 83; revised NAVINTCOM Instruction $7000.2, “Procedures Governing Use of Emergency and Extraordinary Expense (E&EE) Funds for Intelligence Purposes,” which was publish- ed on 6 Jul 83. (U) Mr. John Smith of NSWC Dahlgren was presented the first Richard J. Bryce Memorial Award by CTF 168. This will be an annual award. (U) NIC-02 arranged first formal command ranking session for Program Objectives Memorandum (POM) 85; had prepared draft ranking of initiatives based on Five Year Plan. All commanding officers of component commands participated. Final ranking, approved by COMNAVINTCOM, was subsequently inte grated into total Navy GDIP ranking under the DNI. (U) IS] Daniel J. Cole, USN, CTG 168.1/PACFAST, was selected as the 1982 Naval Intelligence Command Sailor of the Year. As such, he was nominated to be Chief of Naval Operations Shore Sailor of the Year. 3 oe 4 : ' pee (U) The Federal Women's Program sponsored an EEO Awareness Program. CAPT (now COMO) Grace Hopper, USN was the guest speaker. Fue. ane x 7
29 MAR 83: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM met with COMO Ingebritson of the Norweign Navy. 12 APR 83: 12 APR 83: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon for CAPT Van Idsinga, Dutch DNI. 19 APR - (U) Conducted a “Command” Inspection of the Naval 20 APR 83: Intelligence Support Center. 27 APR 83: (U) The Federal Women's Program sponsored National Secretary's Luncheon at Andrews Officers Club. Ms. Betty Swift, Technical Director/Financial Manage- ment was the speaker. 9 MAY 83: (U) Defense Intelligence College #990 curriculum recognized as a Navy Masters Degree Program. 13 MAY 83: 16 MAY 83: : 1 . 17 MAY 83: (U) CDR H. Bryan reported aboard as NIC-O5. 19 MAY 83: (U) NAVINTCOM made arrangements for the Washington, D.C. presentation of FITCLANT's Soviet Seapower Education Program at Andrews AFB Theater. 24 MAY 83: u MAY - (U) The PDP-11 version of the Navy ELINT Analysis JUL 83: Tool (NEAT) was installed on the OSIS Baseline System (OBU) back-up computer at FOSIC London. JUN 83: (U) NMPC gave final approval of NEC IS-3905 (Surface Warfare OPINTEL Analyst). 1 JUN 83: (U) COMNAVINTCOM originated request to Navy Judge Advocate General for opinion regarding the use of emergency and extraordinary expense (E&EE) funds for reimbursement of Navy Foreign Liaison Office personnel. (NAVJAG responded with a favorable opinion on 22 Sep 83.) JSNRdKq TRIWNWIAAN TY AANA
8 JUN 83: 20 JUN 83: 22 JUN 83: 1 JUL 83: 5 JUL 83: 6 JUL 83: 18 JUL 83: 20 JUL 83: 24 JUL 83: 26 JUL - 29 JUL 83: 28 JUL 83: AUG - DEC 83: ASN3dKI  LNAWNYFIAND (U) Accelerated planning for the NAVSPASUR SPINTCOMM Facility, in order to provide timely support to the newly announced NAVSPACOM, rescheduled for establish- Ment on 1 October 1983. (U) IAIPS Program Management Office was restructured and the existing staff was augmented with senior personnel from the Naval Intelligence Support Center (NISC) and Navy Operational Intelligence Center (NAVOPINTCEN). (U) COMNAVINTCOM met with CAPT Ashur, prospective Israeli DNI. (U) CAPT T. D. Buc’:ley reported aboard as NIC-Ol. . (U) NAVINTCCOM representative attended the TACRECCE Intelligence Training Conference in Norfolk, VA. ' (U) COMNAVINTCOM placed emphasis on increasing DISCAS/ICDP registrations and updates by developing a procedure to monitor delinquencies. The effort resulted in a participation rate of 76%, the highest ever. LV qggondoy4agy
10 15 16 17 17 18 25 29 31 AUG 83: AUG 83: AUG 83: AUG 83: AUG 83: AUG 83: AUG 83: (U) IAIPS Interim Front-End Filter (IFEF) in full production status. (U) COMNAVINTCOM originated request to Navy District of Washington (NDW) for accommodation of a Navy Federal Credit Union (NFCU) branch in Building NIC-I, NFCU having absorbed the small independent credit union in Building NIC-II. (U) DIRNSA formally apptoved proposed enhanced gray telephone service plan for NIC I and NIC Il. (U) CAPT Lucian C. Martinez reported aboard from the Defense and Naval Attache Position in Peru as Director of Attache Affairs. (U) A TF 168 Headquarters “desk officer” system was established to provide enhanced support and points of contact for each assigned field and reserve unit. AUG 83: E . ae | AUG 83: Ww AUG 8 AUG 83: SEP 83: (U) COMNAVINTCOM approved the FY 1983 Internal Review Plan. (U) Separate "“NAVINTCOMCAC” message address was established to expidite collection management message handling. (U) Mr. Elwood C. Wheat retired to civilian life after 40 years of honorable service to the U.S. Navy. (U) NIC-14 redesignated as NIC-OON with CAPT Lucian C. Martinez being designated as the first Special Assistant to the Commander, Naval Intelligence Command for Attache Affairs. (U) First Attache Candidate Selection Board convened at NMPC to identify naval officers as prospective naval attache candidates. The bcard was chaired ~ - ° LNAWNYZAOD LV da5Adouday
by RADM Kurth (OP-61). CAPT L. C. Martinez, NIC- OON, participated as a member. Of 450 applicants, 370 were selected as prospective attache candidates. 13 SEP 83: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted lucheon in honor of CAPT Laukamm and CAPT Schmitt of the Federal Repub- lic of Germany. 14 SEP 83: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM met with and hosted luncheon for COMO Dunn, RN. 14 SEP 83: (U) Commenced action to upgrade the COMFAIRKEF SPINTCOMM to meet increasing mission requirements. 15 SEP 83: (U) Sponsored a Hispanic Program, guest speaker Congressman Baltasar Corrado. 23 SEP 83: (U) COMNAVINTCOM and DEPCOMNAVINTCOM met with and hosted luncheon for RADM Chang and CAPT Wu of the Taiwan Navy. 26 SEP 83: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon in honor of RADM Reynaud, French ANA (R&D). 28 SEP 83: (U) Completed the SPINTCOMM hardware installation at NAVSPASUR Pahlgren. 1 OCT 83: (U) FY 1984 began. FY 1984 budget was still under congressional review. Command continued financial operations under a continuing resolution. 1 OCT 83: a 17 OCT - (U) Navy and Marine Corps Intelligence Training 20 OCT 83: Center (NMITC) Logistics and Curriculum review held at Fleet Combat Training Center, Dam Neck, Virginia. More details about NMITC are contained at enclosure (2). 18 OCT - (U) Conducted a “Command” Inspection of the Naval 19 OCT 83: Intelligence Processing System Support Activity. 20 OCT 83 (U) ISCM Terry L. Schroeder, USN reported aboard and appointed as Command Master Chief. 24 OcT 83: (U) COMNAVINTCOM and DEPCOMNAVINTCOM met with RADM Kim, Korean DNI. DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon. 25 OCT 83: (U) COMNAVINTCOM and DEPCOMNAVINTCOM attended recep- tion hosted by RADM Kim, Korean DNI. EEE Lee NS ey - . SSN3dX9 LNIWNUTAON LY asaIdGONdIy ———————————— Sl TT
a 27 OCT 83: (U) CTF 168 hosted a post-MARINTCON party at the Fe. McNair Officers' Club for the NATO guests who were in Washington. 27 OCT 83: (U) At the request of CINCLANTFLT, a FIST digitizer 4 NOV 83: “~ - ) { t 14 15 16 16 16 17 3SNGdXa INAWNYFAOD TY aANAGOUdTY NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV and related equipment were installed on the USS GUAM in support of operation URGENT FURY (Grenada). ' 83 (U) NIC-12 was assigned as NAVINTCOM single POC and action office for the NMITC project. 83: ) 83: (U) The CTF 69 white telephone terminal (linking CTF 69 with COMSUBLANT by secure voice) became operational. - (U) Navy Inspector General inspected NAVINTCOM's 83: inspector general and internal review functions and recommended that the command develop comprehen- sive plan for vulnerability assessments. 83: (U) COMNAVINTCOM and DEPCOMNAVINTCOM attended recep~ tion for RADM Sue, Japanese DNI. 83: (U) DEPCOMNAVINTCOM hosted luncheon for RADM Sue, Japanese DNI. 83: (U) Completed the COMSUBDEVRON 12 secure voice terminal at Groton (connected to the AUTOSEVOCOM Switch in NIC II). 83: (U) COMNAVINTCOM met with RADM Sue, Japanese DNI. a 2 le
17 21 23 30 30 14 15 ISN3dXI LNAWNYFAOD I¥ da. 100uday NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC 83: 83: 33: 83: 83: 83: 83: 83: 83: (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended dinner in honor of RADM Sue, Japanese DNI. (U) CTF 168 issued the first consolidated mission and function statements for the Task Force, and the CTF 168 Headquarters Mid~Range Plan goals and objectives. (U) COMNAVINTCOM representative attended the USMC Intelligence Training Conference at Little Creek, Va. (U) DIRNSA approved STREAMLINER connectivity for planned SPINTCOMMs at MCDEC and 4th NARDIV. (U) COMNAVINTCOM submitted its first annual report on Intelligence Research Contracts to the Intelli- gence Producer's Council (IPC) - (CIA/IC Staff). (U) The first AN/GYQ 21(V) system of the NIAFE Project was delivered by Bunker Ramo. same oe — em (U) COMNAVINTCOM representatives attended the Tenth Afloat Intelligence Conference sponsored by COMSECONDFLT in Norfolk. (U) COMNAVINTCOM attended the DIA Semi-Annual Review of NISC S&T Production. é ‘ 4 sai (U) In concert with U.S. Coast Guard HQ WASH DC, commenced planning to provide a new SPINTCOMM facility at USCG HQ NYC. . ‘s ts ~~ 7 ~- me + & Date esee ——————e —_
30 30 30 30 30 30 31 DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC 83: 83: 83: 83: 83: 83: 83: . :} (U) The Office of the Inspector General took action on 27 cases involving the Privacy Act; completed action on 237 cases involving the Freedom of Infor- mation Act; and administered all aspects of the Intelligence Oversight, internal audits, and the Fraud, Waste, 2nd Abuse programs. 10 FSNAANT TNAWNYZAOD LV agzonaoudsy
REPRODUCED at coy E RODEUCES AT GOVERNMENT expeyge -_ Navy and Marine Corps Intelligence Training Center (NMITC) NMITC will consolidate most of the general intelligence tra‘ning for the Navy and Marine Corps in a single building to be constructed at FCTCLANT, Dam Neck, VA. Intelligence training Now conducted at FITCLANT in Norfolk, NIPSTRAFAC at Key West, AFAITC at Lowry AFB, and LFTCLANT in Little Creek will be combined in NMITC. The consolidation is expected to save as much as $1.0M. annually in PCS and associated personnel costs, increase student throughput to 675 per year, and improve the quality of intelli- gence training. During 1983, architectural plans for NMITC reached the 100% design stage and Congress accelerated construction funding from FY86 to FY84. <A working group of NMITC participants con- vened in October at Dam Neck to plan for a ready-for-training date of 7 July 1986. Atlantic Naval Facilities Engineering Command solicited NMITC construction bids in November in antic~— ipation of ground breaking for the new facility in March 1984. / Enclosure (2) 2SN3dX9 LNSWNYAANN Te TIVINAYATY