UNCLASSIFIED 
IHSCOM  Support  to  the  Ballistic  Missile  Defense  Systems  Command 
(BMDSCOM).  (U)  In  March  1983,  the  9Q2d  Ml  Group  was  allocated  17 
manpower  spaces  for  FT  1981  to  provide  operations  security  (OPSEC) 
support  to  BMDSCOM.  The  spaces  were  withdrawn  from  the  PI  1985 
Command  Operating  Budget  (COB)  in  January  1984,  before  the  spaces 
were  filled.  The  spaces  were  withdrawn  due  to  a  mandated  10  percent 
cut  in  spaces  by  DA.  Due  to  the  withdrawal  of  these  allocations, 
XNSCOM  formally  notified  BMDSCOM  in  March  1984  that  OPSEC  support 
to  BMD  contractors  would  no  longer  be  provided  by  INSCOM  (902d  MI 
Group)  personnel.  BMDSCOM  would  nontheless  continue  to  be  supported 
by  INSCOM  at  the  level  rendered  other  major  Army  commands,  as  assets 
were  available. 
(U)  In  June  1984,  the  Chief,  BMDSCOM  Security  Office,  Mr.  Elmer 
Bargis,  queried  INSCOM  as  to  bow  many  positions,  if  authorized  out-of- 
cycle  to  provide  QPSEC  support  to  BMDSCOM,  could  be  filled  by 
INSCOM.  The  number  provided  was  10,  followed  later  with  the 
identification  of  positions  by  grade,  military  occupation  specialty,  and 
location.  In  turn,  BMDSCOM  submitted  the  out-of-cycle  request  for 
manpower  spaces  to  DA  on  13  July  1984.  No  word  of  approval  had  been 
received  by  the  and  of  FT  1984. « 
Polygraph  Activities.  (0)  Production  figures  for  the  worldwide  INSCOM 
polygraph  program  for  the  second  half  of  FT  1984  are  shown  in  the  table . 
below: 
Table  16.  -  Polygraph  Activities,  3d  and  4th  Qtrs,  FT  1984 
Activity  Total 
Technical  Review  of  Polygraph  Examinations:  220 
Review  of  Permanent  Polygraph  Files:  1,573 
Pre-polygraph  Dossier  Reviews:  106 
Seminars  Conducted:  .1 
Examiner  Refresher  Training:  14 
Intern  Examiner  Supervision  (during  conduct  of  polygraph 
examinations)  54 
»  Examinations  Conducted: 
\           HQ  INSCOM  and  902d  MI  Group  98 
:     66th  MI  Group  122 
501st  MI  Group  16 
Support  to  NSA  (examinations)  0 
TOTAL         236 
101 
UNCLASSIFIED 
112
total  or^mjexaminer  and  support  spteeT 
were  essighea  m  support  or  these  requirements  st  the  end  of  FT  198*1. 
V  ■  of  the  examiners  were  assigned  to  the  902d  MI  Group  at  Fori  George 
Meade; 
t^^C 
were  with  the  66th  HI  Group  in  Munich,  Germany; 
M  Vwith  tn"e^01st  MI  Group;  and  flVwere  with  HQ  INSCOM  at  Fo: 
rorge  G.  Meade.    One  each  support* 
^eorg« 
Jrge  G.  Meade.  One  each  support 
geographical  locstions. 
trsonnel  were  at  the  three 
(U)  On  30  August  1984,  OSD  directed  that  the  military  depsrtments 
administer  Cl-scope  polygraph  examinations  to  all  militsry  personnel 
being  assigned  or  detailed  to  NSA.  On  20  September  1981,  OACSI  tasked 
INSCOM  to  undertake  this  program  on  1  October  1984,  to  the  extent 
possible,  utilizing  current  resources  and  to  take  action  to  acquire  the 
additional  resources  necessary  to  encompass  all  military  personnel  in  this 
category.  Approximately  400  assignees  and  600  detailees  are  processed 
annually  by  the  CONDS  MI  Group  at  Fort  George  G.  Meade.  These 
figures  do  not  include  about  100  military  personnel  being  assigned  or 
detailed  to  NSA  sites  other  than  at  Fort  Meade.  INSCOM  estimated, 
that  under  the  most  ideal  conditions,  it  could  assume  a  »?»<i»™ 
additional  workload  of  about  500  CX  acope  examinations  per  year  with  its 
presently  assigned  assets.1 3 
Counterintelligence  Task  Force  2.  CO)  On  4  April  1984,  the  ACSI 
convened  a  task  force  headed  by  6G  Shufelt  for  the  purpose  of  analyzing 
the  problem  of  resource  allocation  and  developing  a  computer  model  to 
aid  in  the  better  allocation  of  scarce  Army  counterintelligence 
resources.  Phase  I  commenced  on  a  full-time  basis  on  11  November  • 
1983*  The  CXTF2  was  composed  of  military  and  civilian  personnel  from 
the  INSCOM  and  OACSI  staffs  and  a  representative  from  NSA.  The  task 
force  was  assisted  en  a  full-time  basis  by  an  analytical  team  from  the 
Orkand  Corporation,  a  firm  under  contract  to  develop  the  methodology 
to  provide  quantitative  date  and  substantiation  for  efficient  allocation  of 
Army  counterintelligence  resources  as  determined  by  the  threat, 
vulnerability,  and  risk.  The  Orland  Corporation  also  was  required  to 
build  a  computer  model,  quantify  the  data  collected  through  the  use' of 
structured  interviews  of  experts  in  a  given  functional  area,  and  test  the 
model  using  the  data  gathered  in  structured  interviews.  The  test  of  the 
model  was  to  insure  that  it  functioned  on  an  interactive  basis  with  other 
threat,  vulnerability,  and  risk  data. 
r 
(0)  The  functional  area  selected  for  testing  in  Phase  I  was  Technical 
Surveillance  Counter-measures  (TSCM).  The  test  of  the  model,  using  the 
TSCM  data,  was  successful  in  that  the  model  worked  and  the  results,  i.e., 
distribution  of  CI  resources  within  the  TSCM  functional  area,  using 
selected  variables  (threat  levels,  inflation,  personnel  or  funding 
increases/decreases,  etc.),  were  within  anticipated  or  reasonable  output 
levels  for  current  and  future  resources  requirements. 
102 
mw& 
113
UNCLASSIFIED 
(U)  On  18  January  1984,  • 'decision  briefing  was  presented  to  the  ACSX, 
M6  Odoa,  who  recommended  continuation  of  the  CZTF2  project  based  on 
the  success  of  Phase  Z.  The  recommendation  was  accepted  and  Phase  XI 
of  the  project  commenced  on  23  January  1984  using  the  Phase  X  CXTP2 
personnel  assets  and  again  aided  by  an  expanded  team  from  the  Orkand 
Corporation.  Phase  XX  was  to  refine  and  expand  the  Counterintelligence 
Resource  Allocation  Model  (C2RAM)  to  include  a  number  of  CI  functional 
areas. 
(0)  The  expansion  and  refinement  of  the  CIRAM  during  Phase  II 
enhanced  its  utility  in  assisting  CI  resource  analysts.  While  the  TSCM 
model  was  extremely  flexible  in  examining  different  scenarios  (i.e., 
changing  threats,  vulnerabilities,  risk,  CI  resources,  etc.),  the  model's 
output  focused  exclusively  on  effectiveness  of  TSCM  operational 
personnel.  During  Phase  II,  the  model's  capability  was  expanded  in  order 
to  entertain  explicitly  the  effectiveness  and  resource  needs  across  the 
following  personnel  assets:  managers,  operational  personnel,  trainers, 
and  production  personnel  in  all  of  the  functional  areas.  Moreover,  the 
structure  of  the  CIRAM  and  its  interactive  user  Interfaces  were 
restructured  to  facilitate  model  nwxaf   output  displays  and  main 
program  menu  selections.  All  modifications  to  the  CIRAM  during  Phase 
XI  were  the  result  of  analysis  of  the  model  during  and  at  the  completion 
of  Phase  .1. 
• 
(0)  The  expanded  model  was  designed  to  and  proved  oapable  of 
calculating  the  redistribution  of  CI  resources  into/out  of  the  above  CI 
functional  areas,  calculating  the  probability  of  identifying  a  ROIS  threat 
activity  by  thoae  CI  functional  areas  at  given  resource  levels  (both 
current  and  future  years  based  on  aupplied  threat  levels),  calculating 
resource  requirements  in  each  CI  functional  area  based  on  analyst 
supplied  acceptable  rlak  level  for  threat  Identification  probability,  and 
calculating  the  effectiveness  across  all  the  CI  functional  areas  against  * 
each  ROXS  threat.   __. 
(0)  The  same  basic  methodology  for  data  collection  in  Phase  X, 
conducting  structured  interviews  of  experts  and  managers/commanders, 
was  used  in  Phase  XX.  The  interview  guides  were  refined  to  gather  more 
accurate  and  more  extensive  data  from  the  experts  in  each  CI  functional  , 
area. .  Data  was  collected  from  both  C0NU5  and  0C0N0S  personnel  and 
activities  to  insure  a  balance  of  data  input  to  the  CIRAM. 
(0)  .In  addition  to  the  CIRAM,  the  CITF2  commended  a  related  task  to 
gather  and  formalize  an  Army-wide  listing  of  essential  elements  of 
♦   friendly  Information 'during  Phase  I.  That  effort  was  carried  into  Phase 
!   II  and  was  completed  to  the  extent  that  the  EEPX  was  gathered, 
categorized  and  refined,  and  validated.  The  EEFI  was  alao  placed  in  a 
data  base  which  will  also  be  accessible  to  future  CIRAM  users. 
(U)  The  ACSI  received  an  out-briefing  from  the  CITF2  on  8  June  1984 
which  Included  recommendations  for  continued  use  of  the  CIRAM  as  well 
as  additional  refinement  and  expansion  of  the  model.  The  CITF2 
103 
iiHri.ASJaP.m
completed  the  project  and  was  disestablished  on  15  June  1984.  The  final 
report  was  published  and  distributed  shortly  thereafter,  and  selected 
wrap-up  actions  were  carried  on  by  individual  CITF2  aeabers  through 
October  1984  (training,  final  document  preparation  and  distribution, 
turn-over  of  CIRAM  responsibilities  to  ACSI,  etc.).  A  Configuration 
Control  Board  (CCB)„  headed  by  BC  Shufelt  and  composed  of  OACSZ, 
INSCOM,  and  U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Agency  (Provisional)  personnel,  was 
established  to  oversee  CIRAM  usage,  modification,  and  expansion. 
(0)  The  Orkand  Corporation  commenced  a  new  contract  on  1  July  1984 
for  Phase  III.  Tasks  for  this  phase  included:  analyst  training  and  use  of 
the  CIRAM;  developing  user  requirements  and  hardware  evaluations; 
performing  services  necessary  to  transfer  the  CIRAM  and  EEFI  data  base 
to  dedicated  microcomputer  systems  at  OACSI,  INSCOM,  and  ITAC;  and 
implementing  configuration  management  and  working  with  the  CCB  in 
establishing  policies  and  procedures  to  control  subsequent  changes  to  the 
CIRAM  and  EEFI  data  base.  It  was  anticipated  that  the  CIRAM  and 
EEPI  data  base  will  be  expanded  over  time  and  additional  uses  will  be 
found  for  the  CIRAM  as  user  needs  change  and  its  capabilities  are 
expanded  and  realised  through  Innovative  usage.14 
INSCOM  Support  to  84  Olympics.  Jit)    The  U.S.  Army  was  designated  as 
SOD  executive  agent  for  support  to  the  Olympic  Games  in  Los  Angeles. 
The  Interagency  Intelligence  Committee  on  Terrorism  (IICT)  established  * 
a  subcommittee  chaired  by  the  Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation  (FBI)  to 
provide  national  level  intelligence  support.  The  OACSI,  as  a  member  of 
the  IICT,  was  asked  to  provide  liaison  officers  to  the  FBI  Anti-Terrorist 
Operations  Center  (ATOC)  in  Los  Angeles  and  FBI  headquarters  in 
Washington,  B.C.  OACSI  personnel  provided  Intelligence  assistance  to 
the  Military  Support  Element  in  Los  Angeles,  commanded  by  an  Army 
INSCOM  received  OACSI  tasking  1^ebruary1984  for 
officers/warrant  officers  and  ■        J  to  support 
Lngelea  and  District  of  Columbia  teams.1 
aenera^^fficer. 
™  a  ai 
^^^^  >f f lcera  andfl    ■  supported  the  Loa  Angeles  team  from  26 
'June  lo  24  August  and  provTcfriialsion  with  the  FBI  and  intelligence 
support  to  the  Military  Support  Element  and  the  ArmyOpej^ttons 
Center.  The  District  of  Columbia  team  consisted  off    V 
officers/warrant  officers  who  provided  liaison  with  TheFBT  in  Los 
Angeles,  FBI  hesdquarters  in  Washington,  D.C.,  and  the  Army  Operations 
Center. 
(U)  However,  the  extended  length  of  the  TDY  added  to  INSCOM* s 
\     already  shortage  of  manpower.  The  lack  of  experienced  or 
•  knowledgeable  intelligence  officers  in  the  terrorism  field  increased  the 
difficulty  of  filling  the  team  slots.  Teams  were  fully  manned,  but  all 
team  members  were  not  ss  experienced  as  requested  iq  the  OACSI 
tssking.15 
104 
"^  115 
maSST
Counterintelligence  Support  to  Operations  In  Grenada.  -frHdF&at)    Due  to 
the  rapid  buildup  of  Cuban  and  Soviet  activities,  the  nurder  of  Prime 
Minister  Maurice  Bishop,  the  potential  threat  to  U.S.  citizens,  and  the 
posed  threat  to  surrounding  Caribbean  nations,  U.S.  and  Organization 
Eastern  Caribbean  States  (OECS)  forces  invaded  the  island  nation  of 
Grenada  on  25  October  1983.  From  27  October  1983  to  11  January  198U, 
counterintelligence  (CI)  support  was  provided  to  the  ground  forces 
commander  in  Grenada  by  CI  assets  of  the  519th  MI  Battalion,  525th  MI 
Group,  XVIII  Airborne  Corps,  Port  Bragg,  North  Carolina.  The 
overwhelming  success  of  the  operation  eliminated  the  need  to  maintain 
the  full  complement  of  U.S.  military  forces  personnel  on  island.  The 
reduction  of  U.S.  military  presence,  to  include  the  CI  assets  of  the  519th 
MI  Battalion,  precipitated  a  Defense  Intelligence  requirement  to  OACSI 
to  coordinate  the  acquisition  of  personnel  to  provide  continued 
counterintelligence  support  to  the  stay-behind  U.S.  military  peace- 
keeping force  in  Grenada. 
^AfflOFWotT  ACSI  tasked  ZMSCOM  on  21  December  1983  to  provide 
counterintelligence  support  to  Commander,  U.S.  Military  Support 
Element  (COHUSMILSUPE)-Orsr  -    - 
-.,  — „  r    —  .— ,,  .,„-.,  w.«wA  *»Jued  a  subsequent  tasking  to 
XNSCOM  extending  CI  support  for  an  additional  179  days  or  termination 
of  U.S.  forces  in  Granada. 
I)  The  XBSCOM  CI  Support  Team  was  renamed  the  BfSCOM 
Counterintelligence  (CI)  Detachment-Grenada.  The  detachment 
commander  also  functioned  as  the  52  for  MILSUPE-Grenada.  The 
detachment  commander  also  functioned  as  the  S2  for  MILSUPE-Grenada.' 
The  detachment  was  under  the  operational  control  of  COMUSMILSUPE- 
Grenada  and  provided  intelligence  reporting  through  Commander,  U.S.:- 
Forces  Caribbean  to  CINCUNT  and  national  level  intelligence  agencies. 
The  detachment  was  responsible  for  providing  CI  support  to  U.S.  forces 
the 
JS^Wrtnlff)  A  significant  secomplishment  by  the  detachment  was 
discovery  of  a  major  weapons  cache  at  the  former  Cuban  embassy. 
Actiqg  on  a  tip  that  several  bags  of  cement  were  brought  into  the  Cuban 
Embassy  Just  prior  to  the  evacuation  of  the  Cuban  dlnloaati£-aia££.  the 
INSCC|^^^|^^^nt-Gren«dA  requested  W 
J  to  survey  all  co^^W^^^HfHng^^oTscertain 
tnere  were  any  nonow  floors,  walls  or  evidence  of  recent  structural 
f      buildings  within  the  compound.  On  29  March, 
  lad  discovered  a  hollow  floor  in  a  hallway 
hg"oT"lhe  main  residence.  Aft^r  coordination  with 
the  local  authorities,  members  of  the  CI  detachment  entered "the 
^repair^ormodifi^aliona^o^i 
^^^^^^^^ne^as^wingol^h* 
\ 
\ 
> 
105 
10  FOREIGN
compound  tht  same  day.  Breaking  through  approximately  two  inches  of 
concrete,  detachment  members  discovered  the  following:  49  H16  rifles, 
40  AK-47/AKM  rifles,  3  RPG-2  launchers  (CHICOM),  4  .38  caliber 
pistols,  2  M-26  •ubmaehineguns,  2  9mm  pistols  (Belgian),  2  25mm 
shotguns  (Russian),  1  M3  submachinegun  (United  States),  and  1  9am 
pistol  (Spanish)  plus  accompaning  magazines  and  ammunition. 
JfiJMFGtitf)! 
The  IKSCOM  operation,  however,  was  not  without  its  shi 
directed  the  support  and  coordination  required  for  the  project. 
Personnel  to  fill  the  detachment  were  drawn  from  seven  units  worldwide 
so  as  not  to  burden  any  with  the  loss  of  personnel.  Equipment  also  was 
drawn  from  several  units.  But  the  marshalling  of  needed  equipment  such 
as  field  safes,  weapons,  photography,  and  office  supplies  was  not  the  only 
problem  in  the  area  of  logistics..  Transportation  of  supplies  to  and  from 
Grenada  was  also  an  undertakir
J&r    Beginning  in  January  198*  t  an  ongoing  ••arch  bagan  for  personnel , 
^Tirst,  a  Readiness  Training  (RESTRAIN)  opportunity  was  extended  to 
FORSCOM  with  negative  result*.     Next  the  U.S.  Army  Reserve 
Components  Personnel  and  Administration  Center  was  contacted ._
FOR  OF 
SEONLY 
FOOTNOTES *  CHAPTER  V.  OPERATIONAL  ACTIVITIES 
X 
pp.  99-102}  FY  1984  FS  Kunle  (T 
Hultidlsclpllnet 
1.  FY  1981  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSl 
vol  III  Sys  Dev  Div. 
2.  Msg,  CDR  INSCOM,  oubj:  INSCOM  Bi-Weekly  Operational  Report  (Mar 
84)  (0).  _ 
3.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSM,  pp.  92-93* 
4.  Info  Paper,  lAOPS-SE-SMUj  subjt  TACSIM-CRESTED  EAGLE  84  (11  Apr  84) 
5.  FY^  W DCSOPS  AHR  (TsrfBf 
eh  IV;  Ltr,  CofS  (INSCOHT 
FURY  (S/NOFORN). 
6.  Memo  for  Record,  IAOPS-PMD,  sub  J:  INSCOM  Letter  of  Support  for 
•  Kavorous  Study  (25  Sep  84)  (U);  Fact  Sheet^AOPS-PMD,  aubj: 
Proposed  Weather  Support  Syatea  for  V      ^(7  Sep  84)  (0). 
7.  FY  1984  470tb  MI  Cp  AHR  (S/NOFORN),  IHBrT^ 
6.  FY  1984  DCSPPM  AHR  (S/NOFORN),  Ch  IV. 
9.  Ibid.,  oh  V. 
10.  FY  1984  66th  MI  Op  (S/NOFORN),  pp.  58-59. 
11.  Ltr,  CofS  (INSCOM),  aubj:  EAC  IEV  Task  Analysis  Study  (10  May  84)  (U). 
p.  18;  FY  1984  513th  MI  Group  AHR  (S/NOFORN), 
aubjt  After  Action  Report:  Operation  URGENT 
IMINT/Electro-Optlcst 
1.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSj 
2.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TS 
3.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSl 
4.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TS 
INSCOM/ACSI  Update 
5.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR 
6.  Ibid.,  p.  320. 
7.  Ibid.,  pp  320-21* 
8.  Ibid.,  p.  321. 
9.  Ibid. 
10.  Paper,  ADCSOPS-IMINT,  subj: 
Meao,  IAOPS-GW,  subjt  RPV  Teeiasa 
(S/NOFORN);  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TS 
11.  FY  1984  470th  MI  Gp  AHR  (S/NOFORN),' 
pp.  316-17* 
p.  3171  FY  1983  Ann  Hist  Renew  (T 
pp.  317-18. 
19-20;  Fact  Sheet,  IAOPS,  sub y. 
p.  119. 
(Dec  84)  (S/NOFORN). 
Demons t ration  (22  Dec  84) 
P.  71. 
ex  I. 
SIGINT/EW;  ^ 
1.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSS,  p.  45;  FY  1983  Ann  Hist  Review  (TSSK  PP- 
115-16.  ^  ^ 
2.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (t|E  pp.  56-57. 
3.  Ibid.,  p.  64.  ~ 
4.  Ibid.,  p.  56.    
pp.  31-33;  Fact  Sheet,  IA0PS-SE-SM0,  subj: 
J5)  (S). 
p.  40;  DF,  IAOPS-SE-SMO,  subj:     HFDF  Rental 
P*  56. 
\  DCSOPS  AHR  (Til 
i  pCsOpSahr  (tjJ  ■ 
5.  FY  1984 
Project 
6.  FY  1984 
(3  Aug  84)  (U). 
7.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (Ti 
pp.  63-64. 
*to 
108 
**. 
(bj 
FORQfl^mLUSE 
^ 
USE  ONLY 
113
8. 
9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13- 
16. 
17. 
18. 
19. 
20. 
21. 
22. 
23. 
SEONLY 
J3i    iii 
TnTo 
FT  1981 
OCMC  (20  Jun  84 
(19  Mar  84)  (1! 
FY  1984  DCSOPS  "SHOT 
FY  1984  FS  Sinop  AHR  ( 
Info  Paper,  IA0PS-SE-SP,' 
(5  Mar  84)  (Sfl     RjL£r 
COS  (3  Jan  85 
(26  Oct  84)  ( 
FT  1984  DCSOPS 
pp.  28-30;  Fact  Sheet,  IA0PS-SE-SM0,  subj: 
©  Paper,  IA0PS-SE-SM0,  subj:  OCMC 
1     1  ltr 
sTH^dsJ 
57. 
p.  61. 
aubj:    Establishment  of  an  Aray  SIGINT  COS 
,  CDR  INSCOM,  aubj:     ARSTAF  Support  for  XNSCOM 
Fact  Sheet,  IAOPS-SE-SP,  aubjt     Army  COS 
\ 
# 
^ 
FT  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (Tsflf,  p.  45. 
■Project  TIPE  (272150  Dee  84)  (TS 
Tt  P.  »5. 
lens  (25  Sep  64)  (J 
List  of  Any  SXGXHT  Pos 
Ibid.  _ 
FT  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (Tafl  W  p.  61;  Info  Paper,  XAOPS-SE,  subj:  Field 
Station  Sinop  (10  Jan  CT^(S). 
FT  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSflK  pp.  67-66. 
FT  1984  DCSST5  AHR  (S^BT,  oh  V;  FT  1984  513tb  MX  Gp  AHR  (S/NOFORN), 
eh  IV.  ^» 
FT  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSflK  pp^  47,  66;  DF,  DCSOPS,  subj:  INSCOM/OACSI 
SXGXST/EV  IPR  (22  Jan  857  (S|  1;  Fact  Sheet,  IAOPS-SE-0,  aubj: 
CBHTAM  Opdate  (12  Dec  83)  (3^f;  Fact  Sheet.  IAOPS-SE-0,  aubj: 
Tiger  Island  Front-End  Operati 
Fact  Sheet.  IAOPS-SE-0.  aubj: 
INSCOM 
2. 
3. 
4. 
5. 
6. 
7. 
6. 
9. 
10. 
11. 
12. 
13. 
HOMINT/TAREX: 
1.  FT  1963  Ann  Hiat  Review  (Ti 
p.  20;  Mag,  IA0PS-H-T,  sub 
(S/NOFORN). 
FT  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (t 
Ibid.,  p.  21. 
26. 
.  113-16. 
113. 
.  117-18. 
113.  -- 
s 
^ 
FT  1984  DCSOPS  AHR 
HUMINT  (31  Oct  84) (TSMT 
i/NOFDRN). 
(S/l 
p.  113;  Ltr,  CDR  INSCOM,  aubj:  CI  Review  of 
Memo  for  Reoord,  IA0PS-H-F,  aubj:  U.S.  Air  Force  Special  Activities 
Command  Visit  to  FGGM  19  Aug  84)  (0). 
FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (T9|  pp.  130-31. 
Ibid.,  pp.  119-23.   ^^ 
109 
ONLY 
120
FORO»WJSEONLY 
1H.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  ttMM,   pp.  132-33?  FY  1984  USAOC  AHR  (S/NOFORN), 
Chpt  IV.  ^ 
FY  1984  OSAOG  AHR  (S/NOFORN),  eh  IV. 
FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSM  pp.  113,  136-38. 
Ibid.,  p.  135.       ^  •-.'  •         * 
22.  % 
19.  \ 
127.  * 
113.  * 
AHR  (S/NOFORN).  Annex  N. 
(S/NOFORN),  p.  12. 
tS/NOFORN),  p.  7|  FY  1984  DCSOPS 
Counterlntelligence/Operatlona  Security: 
1.  Paper,  IAOPS-OP-OS,  subj:  COMSEC  Insecurities  (23  Oct  84)  (C)| 
FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSfl||  pp.  293-96. 
2.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TsSK  pp.  283-85. 
3.  Ibid.,  pp.  280-82.    ■" 
4.  Ibid.,  pp.  270-78,  J'67-68. 
5.  Ibid.,  pp.  196-98. 
6.  Ibid.,  pp.  190-91. 
7.  FY  1984  66th  MI  Gp  AHR  (S),  p.  56. 
8.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (lf|L  pp.  150-175. 
9.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (Tfll  pp.  216-37$  Paper,  IA0PS-0P-0C  (OP), 
•ubj:  Status  of  66th  IWsp  Personnel  Security  Investigations  (5  Hot  84) 
(U);  Fact  Sheet,  IAOPS-OP-OC  (OP),  sub  J:  Reduction  of  Completion  Time  on 
Overseas  Background  Investigations  (5  Oct  84)  (0);  Fact  Sheet,  IAOPS- 
OP-OC  (OP),  subjs  PSI  Case  Load  (7  Sep  84)  (0);  Paper,  IAOPS-OP-OP, 
sub  J:  INSCOH  Personnel  Security  Investigation  Support  to  DIS  (6  Jul  84) 
(0).  _^_ 
10.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (T^B,  pp.  261-63;  Fact  Sheet,  IA0PS-0P-0P;:  subj:* 
ITIC-PAC  Augmentation  WKwajalein  Missile  Range  (undtd)  (0);  IA  Font  32, 
IAOPS-OP-OP,  aubj:  Augmentation  to  Kwajalein  Missile  Range  (1  May  84)  (D); 
Paper.  IAOPS-OP-OC  (OP),  aubj:  ITIC-PAC  Augmentation  to  Kwajalein 
Missile  Range  (31  Aug  84)  (0). 
11.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (T^fe  pp.  258-60. 
12.  Fact  Sheet,  lA0PS-0P-0FT»ubJs  AADCSOPS-OPSEC  Liaison  visit  to  BMDSCOM, 
15-16  May  64  (25  May  84)  (0)|  IA  Form  32,  IAOPS-OP-OP,  subjs  INSCOM  OPSEC 
Support  to  Ballistic  Missile  Defense  Contractors  (24  May  84)  (0);  FY  198U 
DCSOPS  AHR  (TSH,  pp.  256-57. 
13.  FY  1984  DCSOPSTSHR  (TS^V,  p.  238;  Msg,  IA0PS-0P,  subj:  INSCOM  Polygraph 
Program,  Present  and  Furore  (251500Z  Sep  84);  Backup  Data,  IAOPS-OP-OC, 
J  subj:  Polygraph- Examination  of  Military  Assignees/Detailees  to  NSA  (7  Jan 
!  84)  (C).  _ 
14.  FY  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSlP,  pp.  249-52.  % 
15.  Ibid.,  p.  253.  % 
s 
110 
^  121 
FOR  QfiMCiAL  USE  ONLY
FOROFJJ^USEONLYJ 
16.     Fact  Sheet,  IAOPS-OP-OP,  »ubj*    Discovery  of  Arms  Cacht  at  Cuban  Embassy  i 
(Grenada)   (Ondtd)   (S/NOFORN);  PI  1964  DCSOPS  ABR  (TS^,  pp.  201-07;  § 
Pact  Sheet,  IAOPS-OP-OP,  sub  J:    Intelligence  Support  to  Future  Operations  2 
in  Grenada  (3  May  61)  (S/NOFORN).  x.  <s 
17*     F*  1984  DCSOPS  AHR  (TSflf1,  pp.  208-15.  '"     ' 
111 
FOR  OaiRL  USE  ONLY  J-22
* 
UIC 
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9T. 
«j*   > 
APPENDIX  A 
USAINSCOM  ORGANIZATIONAL  STRUCTURE 
(As  of  30  September  1984) 
* . 
ii 
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Unit  Designation 
HEADQUARTERS,  U.S.  ARMY  INTELLIGENCE  AND  SECURITY  COftttND 
U.S.  Aray  Garrison 9  Arlington  Hall  Station 
USAINSCOM  CONUS  Military  Intelligence  Group 
«  U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Kay  West 
U.S.  Aray  Field  Station  San  Antonio 
U.S^Aray  Eleven t,  National  Security  Agenoy 
U.S.  Amy  Garrison,  Vint  Hill  Faros  Station 
U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Okinawa 
U.S.  Aray  Field  Station  Berlin 
U.S.  Aray  Field  Station  Sinop 
U.S.  Amy  Special  Security  Group 
U.S.  Amy  Prograas  Analysis  Group 
U.S.  Aray  Administrative  Survey  Detaohaent 
U.S.  Aray  Foreign  Area  Officers  Detaohaent 
U.S.  Aray  Russian  Institute 
U.S.  Aray  Intelligence  and  Security  Foreign  Language 
Training  Center  Europe 
U.S.  Aray  Field  Station  Augsburg 
USAINSCOM  Autoaated  Systeas  Activity 
USAINSCQM  Theater  Intelligence  Center-Paolfio 
U»S»   Aray  Cryptologlo  Support  Group 
V.3.   Aray  Intelligence  and  Threat  Analysis  Center 
USAINSCOM  Support  Activity 
U.S.  Aray  Operational  Group 
U.S.  Aray  Central  Security  Faollity 
USAINSCOM  Finance  and  Accounting  Activity 
Location 
**»iniai 
112
i: 
uic 
Unit  Designation 
HEADQUARTERS,  0.S.  ARMT  INTELLIGENCE  AND  SECURITY  COMMAND 
USAINSCOM  Maintenance  Assistance  and  Instruction  Teas) 
U.S. 'Amy  Special  Operations  Detachment 
U.S.  Army  Systems  Exploitation  Detachment  , 
USAINSCOM  Administrative/Audiovisual  Support 
Activity 
U.S.  Army  Pield  Station  Kunla 
U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Support  Actlfity 
USAINSCOM  Mission  Support  Activity 
U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Exchange  and  Support  Center 
9D2d  Military  Intelligence  Oroup 
Augmentation,  902d  Military  Intelligence  Oroup 
USAINSCOM  Pentagon  Counterintelligence  Force 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  and  Signal  Security 
Support  Battalion,  Port  Sam  Houston 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  and  Signal  Security 
Support  Battalion,  Port  Meade 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  Detachment, 
Defense  Nuclear  Agency 
USAINSCOM  Security  Support  Detachment, 
Port  Meade  (Security) 
USAINSCOM  Security  Support  Battalion  (Provisional) 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  and  Signal  Security 
Support  Battalion,  Presidio  of  San  Pranolaoo 
66th  Military  Intelligence  Oroup 
Augmentation,  66th  Military  Intelligence  Oroup 
18th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
Augmentation,  18th  Military  Intelligence 
Battalion 
5th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
Augmentation,  5th  Military  Intelligence 
Company 
HHC,  502d  Army  Security  Agency  Battalion 
Augmentation,  502d  Army  Security  Agency  Battalion 
M09th  Army  Security  Agency  Company  (Operations) 
(Rear) 
Location 
u 
^^m^ 
113
* 
UIC 
""**    Unit  Designation 
HEADQUARTERS,  U.S.  ARMY  INTELLIGENCE  AND  SECURITY  COMMAND 
66th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
HHC,  502d  Amy  Seourlty  Agency  Battalion 
328th  Amy  Seourlty  Agency  Company 
581at  Military  Intelligence  Detachment  ' 
582d  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
583d  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
527th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
Augmentation  527th  Military  Intelligence 
Battalion 
*,  Company  A9  527th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
Company  B,  527th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
430th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
Augmentation,  430th  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
766th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
Augmentation,  766th  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
430th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
(Provisional) 
584th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
470th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
Augmentation,  470th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Panama 
500th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
Augmentation,  500th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Misawa 
149th .Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
Augmentation,  149th  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
18 1st  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
Augmentation,  181st  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
V.S,   Army  Asian  Studies . Detachment 
Location 
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UIC 
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*""~    Unit  Designation 
HEADQUARTERS,  U.S.  ARMT  INTELLIGENCE  AND  SECURITY  COMAND 
HHC,  501st  Military  Intelligence  Group 
Augmentation,  501st  Military  Intelligence  Group 
U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Korea 
332d  Military  Intelligence  Company  (Electronic 
Warfare) 
521th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
Augmentation,  521th  Military  Intelligence 
Battalion 
,   209th  Military  Intelligence  Company  (Operations  Security) 
Augmentation,  209th  Military  Intelligence 
Company 
3d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion  (Aerial 
Exploitation) 
Headquarters,  Headquarters  and  Servloe  Company,  3d 
Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
Company  A,  3d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
Company  B,  3d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
HHC,  513th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
513th  Military  Intelligence  Center  (Provisional) 
171th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
HHC,  201st  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
17th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
166th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
U.S.  Army  EAC  Aviation  Intelligence  Company 
HHC,  202d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion  (Collection/ 
Exploitation) 
611st  Military  Intelligence  Company  (Collection) 
219th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
161th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
HHC,  203d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion  (Teohnloal 
Intelligence) 
11th  Military  Intelligence  Company  (Teohnloal 
Intelligence) 
Augmentation,  11th  Military  Intelligence 
Company  (Technical  Intelligence) 
Location        *  ^X&j 
G$§2 
ro 
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^^APPEHDIX  B 
TOE  UNITS 
(Aa  of  30  September  1984) 
66th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
470th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
500th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
HHC,  501st  Military  Intelligence  Group 
513th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
902d  Military  Intelligence  Group 
3d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion  (Aerial  Exploitation) 
18th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
HHC,  201st  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
HHC,  202d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
{Collection/Exploitation) 
HHC,  203d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion  (Technical 
Intelligence) 
HHC,  502d  Amy  Security  Agency  Battalion 
520th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
527th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion  . 
5th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
17th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
11th  Military  Intelligence  Company  (Technical  Intelligence) 
164th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
166th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
174th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
^209th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
219th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
332d  Military  Intelligence  Company  (Electronic  Warfare) 
328th  Army  Security  Agency  Company 
409th  Army  Security  Agency  Company  (Operations)  (Rear) 
641st  Military  Intelligence  Company  (Collection) 
149th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
18 1st  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
430th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
58lst  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
582d  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
583d  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
584th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
766th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
S
APPENDIX  C 
CHANGES  IN  STATUS  OF  TOE  UNITS 
INACTIVATED 
\   "'; "  ••* 
Unit 
Eff  Date 
Authority 
HHC,  511th  Military  Intelligence 
Battalion 
01  Oct  83 
PO  50-2, 
HQ  USAINSCOM, 
4  Aug  83 
REASSIGNED 
■ 
■ 
166th  Military  Intelligence     - 
Coopany  (Electronic  Warfare) 
From:  202d  MI  Battalion 
01  Apr  84 
P0  11-3, 
BQ  USAINSCOM, 
23  Feb  84 
To:    201st  MI  Battalion 
174th  Military  Intelligence 
Company 
Frews  203d  MI  Battalion 
To:  HHC,  513th  MI  Group 
01  Apr  84 
PO  11-2, 
BQ  USAINSCOM, 
23  Feb  84 
s 
UNCLASSIFIED 
117 
■■■  "^ /• 
12b
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APPENDIX  D 
  TDA  UNITS* 
(As  of  30  September  1984) 
:  '•«" 
Headquarters,  U.S.  Amy  Intelligence  and  Security  Command 
U.S.  Army  Garrison,  Arlington  Ball  Station 
USAINSCOM  CONUS  Military  Intelligence  Group 
U.S.  Amy  Element,  National  Security  Agency 
USAINSCOM  Pentagon  Counterintelligence  Force 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  and  Signal  Security  Support 
Battalion,  Fort  Nouston 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  and  Signal  Security  Support 
Battalion,  Fort  Meade 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  Detachment,  Defense  Nuclear 
Agency 
U.S.  Amy  Garrison,  Vint  Bill  Farms  Station 
|  
U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Key  West 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Okinawa 
[U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Berlin 
|0.S.  Army  Field  Station  Sinop 
|U.S.  Army  Special  Security  Group 
U.S.  Army  Programs  Analysis  Group 
.S.  Army  Administrative  Survey  Detachment 
U.S.  Army  Russian  Institute 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  San  Antonio 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  and  Signal  Security  Support 
Battalion,  Presidio  of  San  Francisco 
U.S.  Army  Central  Security  Facility 
USAINSCOM  Finance  and  Accounting  Activity 
USAINSCOM  Maintenance  Assistance  and  Instruction  Team 
U.S.  Army  Special  Operations  Detachment 
USAINSCOM  Support  Activity 
U.S.  Army  Operational  Group 
U.S.  Amy  Foreign  Area  Officers  Detachment 
U.S.  Army.  Field  Station  Augsburg 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Mlsawa 
USAINSCOM  Automated  Systems  Activity 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Korea 
USAINSCOM  Theater  Intelligence  Center-Pacific  ' 
U.S.  Army  Cryptologle  Support  Group 
USAINSCOM  Security  Support  Detachment,  Fort  Meade 
U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Threat  and  Analysis  Center 
U.S.  Army  Systems  Exploitation  Detachment 
USAINSCOM  Administrative/Audiovisual  Support  Activity 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Kunia 
U.S.  Army  Asian  Studies  Detachment 
U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Support  Activity 
118 
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U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Panama 
USAINSCOM  Mission  Support  Activity 
OSAINSCOM  Foreign  Language  Training  Center  Europe 
U.S.  Amy  EAC  Aviation  Intelligence  Company 
U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Exchange  and  Support  Center 
Augmentation,  902d  Military  Intelligence  Group 
66th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
*70th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
500th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
527th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
5th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
209th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
430th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
766th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
52U th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
18 1st  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
502d  Army  Security  Agency  Battalion 
U9th  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
18th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
501st  Military  Intelligence  Group 
11th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
Augmentation, 
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130
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APPENDIX  E 
CHANGES  IN  STATUS  OF  TDA  UNITS 
ORGANIZED 
■<•■  •"**'. 
Unit 
U.S.  Army  SAC  Ariatlon 
Intelligence  Comoam 
Stationed: 
Assigned  tof 
on 
Eff  Date   Authority 
01  Oct  83   PO  54-3 1  HQ  USAINSCOM, 
17  Aug  83 
REASSIGNED 
U.S.  Army  EAC  Aviation  Intelligence 
Company 
From:  202d  HI  Battalion 
To:    201st  HZ  Battalion 
01  Apr  84   PO  11-3,RQ  USAINSCOM, 
23  Feb  84 
USAINSCOM  Theater  Intellgience 
Center-Pacific 
From:  HQ  INSCOM 
To:  U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Kunia 
09  Jan  84   PO  7-1  %   HQ  USAINSCOM, 
03  Feb  84 
DISCONTINUED 
U.S.  Army  Theater  Intelligence  and 
Security  Command  Europe 
30  Sep  84   PO  72-1,  HQ  USAINSCOM, 
12  Oct  84 
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APPENDIX  F 
Command  or  Unit 
HQ,  U.S.  Army  Intelligence  and  Security 
Command  (IMSCOM) 
USAG,  Arlington  Hall  Station        ' 
USAIMSCOM  CONUS  Military  Intelligence 
Group  (SIGINT/EW) 
U.S.  Amy  Element,  National  Security 
Agency 
USAG,  Vint  Mill  Farms  Station 
U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Key  West 
U.S.  Army  Administrative  Survey 
Detachment 
USAIMSCOM  Automated  Systems  Activity 
U.S.  Army  Intellglence  and  Threat 
Analysis  Center 
11th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
(Technical  Intelligence) 
[},S»   Army  Field  Station  San  Antonio 
U.S.  Army  Central  Seourity  Facility 
USAIMSCOM  Finance  and  Accounting 
Activity 
USAIMSCOM  Maintenance  Assistance 
and  Instruction  Team 
USAIMSCOM  Support  Activity 
U.S.  Army  Foreign  Area  Officers 
Detachment 
U.S.  Array  EAC  Aviation  Intelligence 
Company 
USAIMSCOM  PERSONNEL  STRENGTH  BY  UNIT* 
(As  of  30  September  198$) 
** 
ACTUAL  STRENGTH 
OFF 
NO 
ENL 
MIL  TOTAL 
CI? 
AGGREGATE 
CO 
TO 
"The  table  Is  taken  from  DCSPER,  INSCOM  Command  Strength  Report  dtd  30  Sep  84 • 
121
CO 
f 
■*<   'Mr 
( .• 
ACTUAL  STRENGTH 
4fe 
Command  or  Unit 
OFF 
NO 
BNL 
■•* 
HXL  TOTAL 
CI? 
AOOREOAfgk 
USAINSCOM  Support  Activity 
U.S.  Amy  Programs  Analysis  Group 
U.S.  Army  Special  Operations 
Detachment 
U.S.  Army  Operational  Group 
\}»S,   Army  Special  Seourity  Group 
U.S.  Army  Systems  Exploitation 
Detachment 
USAINSCOM  Administrative/Audiovisual  i 
Support  Activity 
902d  Military  Intelligence  Group  v/ 
Augmentation     v 
USAINSCOM  Pentagon  Coulter intelligence 
Force 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  and 
SIGSEC  Support  Battalion,  Ft  Houston 
USAINSCOM  Counterintelligence  Detachment,] 
Defense  Nuclear  Agency 
17th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
Wth  Military  Intelligence  Company 
HHC,  202d  Military  Intelligence 
Battalion  (Collection  Exploitation) 
w/641at  MI  Company  (Collection) 
USAINSCOM .Miss ion  Support  Activity 
U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Exchange  and 
Support  Center 
HHC,  203d  Military  Intelligence 
Bat tea  ion  (Technical  Intelligence) 
513th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
HHC,  201st  Military  Intelligence 
Battalion 
USAINSCOM  Military  Intelligence  Battailoi 
(CI)  East  Coast  (Ft  Meade,  MD) 
USAINSCOM  Military  Intelligence  Battalion| 
(CI)  West  Coast  (Pres  of  SF,  CA) 
122
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Command  or  Unit 
"  *>*$■!'■••'•■>' 
^[.m^m^m^r-  ^^r 
r^r- 
',.  .,..  HI,-.-  'I  - 
% 
ACTUAL  STRENGTH 
OPP 
NO 
ENL 
MIL  TOTAL 
CIV 
AGGREGATE 
USAINSCOH  Military  Intelligence 
Battalion  (Scty) 
161th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
166th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
219th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
TOTAL  CONUS 
170th  Military  Intelligence  Group  "i 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Panama 
TOTAL  CARIBBEAN 
USAIMSCOM  Theater  Intelligence  Center- 
Pacific 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Okinawa 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Misawa 
500th  Military  Intelligence  Group  w/ 
Augmentation 
HHC,  501st  Military  Intelligence  Group  w 
Augmentation 
18 1st  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
209th  Military  Intelligence 
Company  (Operations  Security) 
U.S.  Army  Asian  Study  Detachment 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Korea 
332d  Military  Intelligence  Company 
(Electronic  Warfare) 
S 
GO 
123
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*»•  .  ■  
■ 
Command  or  Unit 
1«*9th  Military  Intelligence   v 
Detachment 
U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Kunia 
3d  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
(Aerial  Exploitation) 
HHC,  52H11  Military  Intelligence 
Battalion 
TOTAL  PACIFIC 
U.S.   Army  Cryptologic  Support  Group 
U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Berlin 
U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Augsburg 
66th  Military  Intelligence  Croup  w/ 
Augmentation 
5th  Military  Intelligence  Company 
HHC,  18th  Military  Intellglence 
Battalion 
130th  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
527th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion 
766th  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
HHC,  502d  Amy  Security  Agency 
Battalion 
328th  Amy  Security  Agency 
Company 
M09th  Amy  Security  Agency  Company, 
Operations  (Rear) 
581st  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
ACTUAL  STRENGTH 
OFF 
WO 
ENL 
MIL  TOTAL 
Clf 
AGGREGATE 
CO 
O"1 
12*
ACTUAL  STRENGTH 
^ 
Command  or  Unit 
582d  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
583d  Military  Intelligence  Detachment 
58Mth  Military  Intelligence 
Detachment 
U.S.  Army  Field  Station  Sinop 
U.S.  Army  Russian  Institute 
USAINSCOM  Foreign  Language  Training 
Center  Europe 
TOTAL  EUROPE 
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PROVISIONAL  WITS 
(As  of  30  Septenber  1^84 ) 
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430th  Military  Intelligence  Battalion  (Provisional) 
513th  Military  Intelligence  Center  (Provisional) 
USAINSCOM  Security  Support  Battalion  (Provisional) 
126 
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CHANGES  ZN  STATUS  OP  PROVISIONAL  UNITS 
-  ««-,  <*• .  ,  4 
ACTIVATED  "''-   ••*-•'• 
Unit                                Eff  Date  Authority 
513th  Military  Intelligence  Center         01  Apr  84  PO  11-1,  HQ  USAINSCOM. 
(Provisional)  .  23  Feb  81 
UNCLASSIFIED 
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APPENDIX  X 
USAINSCOM  KEY  PERSONNEL 
Position/Name 
COMMANDING  GENERAL 
MG  Harry  E.  Soyster 
MG  Albert  N.  Stubblebine  III 
DEPUTY  COMMANDING  GENERAL 
BG  James  W.  Hunt 
DEPUTY  COMMANDING  GENERAL 
BG  Charles  F.  Seanlon 
COMMAND  SERGEANT  MAJOR 
CSM  George  V.  Howell,  Jr. 
CHIEF  OF  STAFF 
COL  Louis  D.  Kirk 
COL  Charles  C.  Partridge 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF 
LTC  Eugene  Johnson 
LTC  Corbett  M.  Flannery 
LTC. William  A.  Bussong  Jr. 
SECRETARY  OF  THE  GENERAL  STAFF 
MA J  Grady  J.  Howell,  Jr. 
MAJ  William  Powell,  Jr. 
USAINSCOM  LIAISON  OFFICE,  FORSCOM 
LTC  Buddy  L.  Parker 
LTC  Walter  S.  Hair 
USAINSCOM  LIAISON  OFFICE,  DARCOM 
LTC  Steven  R.  Harris 
USAINSCOM  LIAISON  OFFICE,  TRADOC 
LTC  Perry  E.  Cole 
USAINSCOM  LIAISON  OFFICE,  USAREUR 
LTC  Donald  Tait 
MAJ  Edward  Gore 
LTC  Raymond  A.  Tate 
USAINSCOM  LIAISON  OFFICE,  USAICS 
MAJ  Dallas  M.  Vibbert 
MAJ  Richard  L.  Montgomery 
128 
Dates  Served 
»■ 
Jun  84 
07  May  61 
Present 
29  Jun  84 
Z7 
30  Sep  82  -  Present 
Nov  63  -  Present 
15  Mar  82  -  Present 
31  Jan  84 
13  Jen  83 
Jul  84 
23  Jan  84 
13  Jun  82 
Present 
31  Jan  84 
Present 
Jul  84 
20  Jan- 84 
05  Jun  84  -  Present 
18  Jul  83  -  05  Jun  84 
28  Mar  84  -  Present 
01  Mar  83  -  28  Mar  84 
31  Jul  81  -  19  Mar  84 
30  Sep  83  -  Present 
05  Oct  83 
Dec  82 
13  J*n  81 
21  Jun  84 
15  Dec  82 
Present 
05  Dot  63 
Dec  82 
Present 
21  Jun  84 
UNCLASSIFIED 
J3y
Position/Name 
DSAINSCOM  LIAISON  OFFICE,  USACACDA 
MA J  John  L.  Pannier 
DSAINSCOM  LIAISON  OFFICE,  NSA 
COL  James  P.  Broun 
LTC  Raymond  P.  Cadorette 
SENIOR  RESERVE  COMPONENT  ADVISOR 
COL  Robert  E.  Elmore 
Chief,  Office  of  Organisational  Effectiveness 
CPT  B.E.  Prestrldge 
LTC  Robert  B.  Logan 
INSPECTOR  GENERAL 
COL  Robert  L.  Wolf 
COL  Jack  E.  Baker 
STAFF  JODGE  ADVOCATE 
COL  Edward  S.  Adamkervicz,  Jr. 
STAFF  ADVISOR  FOR  SCIENTIFIC  AND  CRTPTO  AFFAIRS 
Mr.  Edwin  A.  Speakman 
CHIEF,  OFFICE  OF  PUBLIC  AFFAIRS 
LTC  William  S.  Birdseye 
COMMAND  CHAPLAIN 
COL  William  T.  Smith 
SPECIAL  DISPERSING  OFFICER 
Mr.  Benjamin  Strucken 
Mr.  Autmer  Ackley 
COMMAND  PSYCHOLOGIST 
MAJ  Dennis  Kowal 
LTC  Richard  E.  Hartsell 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  PERSONNEL 
COL  Arthur  A.  Remling  II 
COL  RobeYt  A.  Wolters       ' 
♦ 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  INFORMATION  RESOURCE 
MANAGEMENT 
COL  Alan  H.  Byrne 
Mr.  Paul  G.  Penoy 
Dates  Served 
29  Oct  82  -  Present 
06  Jul  84  -  Present  - 
Apr  83  -  12  Jun  84 
12  Sep  83  -  Present 
Aug  84 
08  Oct  81 
06  Aug  84 
01  Sep  80 
Present 
Aug  84 
Present 
03  Aug  84 
30  Jun  82  -  Present 
12  Aug  68  -  Present 
20  Oct  80  -  Present 
06  Jul  83  -  Present 
01  Mar  84 
10  Jul  78 
Aug  84 
U  Sep  79 
31  Mar  84 
01  Jul  81 
Present 
01  Mar  84 
Present 
Aug  84 
Present 
31  Mar  84 
Jun  84  -  Present 
24  Apr  84  -  Jun  84 
129 
UNCLASSIFIED 
140
Position/Name 
Dates  Served 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OP  STAFF,  PUNS,  PROGRAMS, 
MODERNIZATION 
Mr.  Junes  D.  Davis 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  OPERATIONS 
COL  Richard  J.  Powers,  Jr. 
Mr.  JlBfflie  B.  Garrett  (Acting) 
COL  William  B.  Guild 
Mr.  Jimmie  B.  Garrett  (Acting) 
COL  Stanley  H.  Hymen 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  LOGISTICS 
COL  Robert  G.  Haltiner 
01  Oct  83  -  Present 
02  Jul  84 
03  Apr  84 
09  Nov  83 
02  Nov  83 
23  Aug  82 
Present 
02  Jul  84 
03  Apr  84 
09  Nov  83 
02  Nov  83 
31  May  81  -  Present 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  RESOURCE  MANAGEMENT 
COL  John  A.  Croft 
19  Jul  81  -  Present 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  SYSTEMS 
Mr.  George  A.  Harvey,  Jr. 
03  Jan  78  -  Present 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  AUTOMATION 
COL  Jerome  P.  Timlin 
17  Aug  81  -  09  Feb  84 
DEPUTY  CHIEF  OF  STAFF,  TELECOMMUNICATIONS 
COL  William  R.  Barnes 
COL  Daniel  R.  Leonard 
CHIEF,  COMMAND  SECURITY  OFFICE 
Mr.  Stephen  M.  Earle 
27  Aug  64  -  Present 
15  Mar  81  -  26  Aug  84 
31  Aug  81  -  Present 
-  Unit /Commander 
66th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  GROUP 
COL  John  G.  Lackey 
COL  J.  Barrie  Williams 
27  Jul  84  -  Present 
30  Jul  81  -  27  Jul  84 
470th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  GROUP 
COL  M.E.  Pheneger 
07  Jul  83  -  Present 
500th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  GROUP 
»C0L  John  L.  Leide 
I COL  Bruce  H.  Davis 
12  Jul  84  -  Present 
15  Jul  82  -  11  Jul  84 
130 
UNCIASS1FIE0 
141
Unit/Commnder 
Dates  Served 
HHC,  501at  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  CROUP 
COL  Paul  E.  Menoher,  Jr. 
COL  Richard  J.  Powers 
513th  MILITARY  IHTELLIGENCE  GROUP 
COL  William  A.  Bents 
COL  Thayer  Cumings 
902d  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  GROUP 
COL  Francis  v.  Creighton 
COL  Anthony  J.  Gallo,  Jr. 
USAINSCOM  CONUS  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  GROUP 
(SIGINT/EW)        . 
COL  Eleas  A..  Cozanitis 
COL  William  B.  Guild 
U.S.  ARMY  OPERATIONAL  GROUP 
COL  Michael  A.  Scott 
COL  John  L.  Bambric 
U.S.  ARMY  SPECIAL  SECURITY  GROUP 
COL  George  C.  Campbell 
U.S.  ARMY  CRYPTOLOGIC  SUPPORT  GROUP 
LTC  Sherman  J.  Blanchard 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  AUGSBURG 
COL  Floyd  L.  Runyon 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  BERLIN 
~  COL  Kenneth  D.  Roney   _- 
COL  Cloyd  H.  Pfistre   - 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  KEY  VEST 
CPT  Charles  M.  Frechette 
CPT  William  C.  Taylor 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  KUNIA 
COL  Robert  M.  Bowe 
15  Jun  84  -  Present 
09  Jul  82  -  15  Jun  f 
13  Aug  80  -  Present 
30  Sep  83-13  Aug  84 
10  Jul  84  -  Present 
07  Jul  82  -  10  Jul  84 
04  Nov  83 
01  Oct  81 
29  Jun  84 
15  Dec  81 
Present 
04  Nov  83 
Present 
29  Jun  84 
01  Jul  82  -  Present 
17  Jun  83  *  Present 
15  Aug  83  -  Present 
01  Aug  84  -  Present 
28  Jul  82  -  01  Aug  84 
25  Jun  84  -  Present 
07  May  82  -  25  Jun  84 
V4  Jun  83  -  Present 
U^S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  KOREA 
ILTC  Ronald  W.  Carter 
'LTC  Dennis  C.  Biddinger 
15  Jun  84  -  Present 
18  Jun  82  -  15  Jun  84 
131 
UNCLASSIFIED 
142
^WfflWiJt"* 
Unit/Commander 
Dates  Served 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  MISAHA 
LTC  Bernard  J.  Lawless 
Nov  82  -  Present 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  OKINAWA 
COL  Walter  L.  Cressler,  Jr. 
COL  Thomas  N.  Sherburne 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  PANAMA 
MA J  Dennis  A.  McGaugh 
CPT  Rudolph  B.  Gonzales 
MA J  Jerome  C.  Peterson 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  SAN  ANTONIO 
LTC  John  R.  Dickson 
U.S.  ARMY  FIELD  STATION  SINOP 
COL  Theodore  C.  Frichtl 
COL  William  C.  Hanne 
3d  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  BATTALION 
(AERIAL  EXPLOITATION) 
LTC  Lindori  D.  Jones 
EHC,  18th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  BATTALION 
LTC  John  C.  Liniey,  Jr. 
LTC  William  M.  HU 
Jul  84 
19  Aug  82 
Sep  84 
28  Jun  84 
20  Jun  83 
Present 
Jun  84 
Present 
Sep  84 
28  Jun  84 
08  Jul  83  -  Present 
23  Jul  84 
02  Aug  83 
Present 
23  Jul  84 
15  May  83  -  Present 
02  Jul  84  *  Present 
01  Jul  82  -  02  Jul  84 
HHC,  201st  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  BATTALION 
LTC  Robert  D.  McKay  * 
LTC  Peter  Hoffman 
BBC,  202d  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  BATTALION 
LTC  Charles  M.  Jackson 
LTC  Leo  J.  Coonradt 
HHC,  203d  .MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  BATTALION 
(TECHNICAL  INTELLIGENCE) 
LTC  Neal.E.  Norman 
430th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  BATTALION 
(PROVISIONAL)  X 
LTC  James  M.  Dorton 
i 
5<J2d  ARMY  SECURITY  AGENCY  BATTALION 
LTC  Norman  E.  Youngblood  III 
19  Jun  84 
21  Jun  82 
25  May  84 
01  Jul  82 
Present 
19  Jun  84 
Present 
25  May  84 
14  Mar  83  -  Present 
15  Jul  82  -  Present 
02  Sep  83  -  Present 
132 
UNCLASSIFIED 
iBBminntWBR 
143
-CONFIDENTIAL — 
Unit/Commander 
HHC,  524  th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  BATTALION 
LTC  Charles  W.  Nerburgh 
LTC  Stanlis  D.  Milkowski 
527th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  BATTALION 
LTC  George  R.  Brock 
LTC  Janes  H.P.  Kelsey 
Dates  Served 
Jun  84  -  Present 
May  83  -  Jun  84 
09  Jul  84  -  Present 
07  Jul  82  -  09  Jul  84 
USAINSCOM  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE  AND  SIGNAL  SECURITY 
SUPPORT  BATTALION,  FORT  MEADE 
LTC  Elizabeth  G.  Tullis 
17  Mar  83  -  Present 
USAINSCOM  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE  AND  SIGNAL  SECURITY 
SUPPORT  BATTALION,  PORT  SAM  HOUSTON 
MA J  Lawrence  W.  Caber 
LTC  Mendel  S.  Solomon 
Jan  83  -  Present 
21  Jul  82  -  Jan  83 
USAINSCOM  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE  AND  SIGNAL  SECURITY 
SUPPORT  BATTALION,  PRESIDIO  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO 
LTC  John  A.  McCloud 
5th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY 
MAJ  William  Doyle 
CPT  Christine  G.M.  Wolff ran 
11th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY  (TECHNICAL 
INTELLIGENCE) 
CPT  Willian  R.  Brown 
CPT  Thomas  W.  Spoehr 
17th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY 
-  CPT  A.J.  Poluka,  Jr.  ....- 
MAJ  Tinothy  E.  Brennan- 
164th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY 
CPT  Richards  A.  Rice 
CPT  Theodore  W.  Waronicfci,  Jr. 
166th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY 
CPT  Alan  'S.  Taylor 
1LT  Douglas  R.  Thonpson      jt 
»CPT  William  H.  Marin 
I 
219th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY 
MAJ  Harvey  H.  Latson  III 
17  Aug  83  -  Present 
29  Jul  84  -  Present 
27  Dec  83  -  29  Jul  84 
09  Aug  84  -  Present 
Jul  83  -  09  Aug  84 
31  Jul  84  *  Present 
16  Jul  82  -  31  Jul  64 
16  Apr  84  -  Present 
12  Oct  82  -  15  Apr  84 
31  Jul  64  -  Present 
31  May  84  -  31  Jul  84 
29  Jul  83  -  31  May  84 
09  Aug  83  -  Present 
133 
UNCLASSIFIED 
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144
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Dnlt /Commander 
332d  MILITART  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY  (ELECTRONIC 
WARFARE) 
CPT  Daniel  G.  Doby 
CPT  Gary  Banker 
INSCOM  EAC  Aviation  Intelligence  Company 
MA J  Roderick  J.  Isler 
CPT  R.E.  Sect in 
328th  ARMY  SECURITY  AGENCY  COMPANY 
CPT  Nancy  B.  Sullivan 
CPT  Mark  H.  Browning 
64 1st  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY 
(COLLECTION)  . 
CPT  David  M.  Moak 
MAJ  Frederick  K.  Pollock 
209th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  COMPANY 
CPT  Terry.  B.  Wilson 
MAJ  Michael  A.  Pox 
149th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  DETACHMENT 
LTC  Lee  G.  Smith 
181st  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  DETACHMENT 
MAJ  Edward  C.  Olson 
LTC  William  C.  Llewellyn 
*09th  ARMY  SECURITY  AGENCY  COMPANY 
CPT  Tamara  C.  Kaseman 
1LT  Alfred  J.  Fonxe  ■-- 
430th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  DETACHMENT 
LTC  James  M.  Dor ton 
58 1st  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  DETACHMENT  (IMAGERY 
INTERPRETATION) 
CPT  Ann  M.  Peterson 
CPT  Marilyn  L.  Crawford 
s 
582d  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  DETACHMENT  (IMAGERY 
INTERPRETATION) 
'CPT  Alexander  G.  Hodges 
Dates  Served 
15  Aug  84 
05  Aug  83 
02  Aug  en 
01  Nov  83 
Present 
15  Aug  8* 
Present 
02  Aug  81 
10  Aug  84  -  Present 
17  Nov  83-10  Aug  84 
21  May  84 
02  Oct  82 
Jun  84 
Jun  83 
Present 
21  May  84 
Present 
Jun  84 
11  Apr  83  -  Present 
30  Nov  83  -  Present 
07  Oct  82  -  30  Nov  83 
12  Dee  83  -  Present 
15  Aug  83  -  12  Dec  83 
15  Jul  62  -  Present 
04  May  84 
29  Sep  82 
Present 
04  May  84 
12  May  83  -  Present 
134 
UNCLASSIFIED 
145
Unlt/Comaander 
583d  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  DETACHMENT  (IMAGERY 
INTERPRETATION) 
CPT  John  J.  Cirlaoo 
584th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  DETACHMENT 
LTC  Bruce  N.  Ey 
LTC  John  L.  Kelly 
766th  MILITARY  INTELLIGENCE  DETACHMENT 
LTC  Stuart  A.  Herrington 
U.S.  ARMY  ASIAN  STUDIES  DETACHMENT 
Mr.  Seiji  Aitawa 
USAINSCOM  CI  DETACHMENT,  DEFENSE  NUCLEAR  AGENCY 
LTC  Williao  E.  Hawkins 
U.S.  ARMY  SYSTEMS  EXPLOITATION  DETACHMENT 
(C)  LTC  George  G.  Lalng 
USAINSCOM  SECURITY  SUPPORT  DETACHMENT, 
FORT  MEADE   - 
LTC  David  W.  Clark 
LTC  Paul  F.  Kelly 
U.S.  ARMY  SPECIAL  OPERATIONS  DETACHMENT 
COL  Robert  G.  Lunt 
COL  Chad  B.  White 
U.S.  ARMY  ADMINISTRATIVE  SURVEY  DETACHMENT 
COL  Robert  V.  Sheffield 
~  (C)  LTC  J.  Douglas  Mistier 
USAINSCOM  THEATER  INTELLIGENCE  CENTER  -  PACIFIC 
LTC  James  A.  Roberts 
LTC  Kenneth  F.  Kelly 
COL  Ronald  H.  Averill 
U.S.  ARMY  INTELLIGENCE  EXCHANGE  AND  SUPPORT 
CENTER 
LTC  Allen  Berg  s 
tyS.  ARMY  INTELLIGENCE  AND~ THREAT  ANALYSIS 
CENTER 
COL  John  G.  Canyock 
COL  David  T.  Hottel 
Dates  Served 
Jan  83  -Present 
09  Jan  84  -  Present 
04  Jun  82  -  09  Jan  84 
15  Jul  83  -  Present 
01  Oct  80  -  Present 
15  Apr  83  -  Present 
Apr  82  -  Present 
11  Sep  84 
20  Jul  83 
21  Sep  84 
17  Aug  81 
20  Jul  84 
31  Dec  82 
15  Jun  84 
09  Jan  84 
31  Aug  83 
Present 
11  Sep  84 
Present 
21  Sep  84 
Present 
20  Jul  84 
Present 
15  Jun  84 
04  Jan  84 
15  Jul  83  -  Present 
29  Jun  84  -  Present 
23  Jul  82  -  29  Jun  84 
135 
UNCLASSIFIED 
14b 
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Unit/Coamandcr 
OSAINSCOM  FOREIGN  LANGUAGE  TRAINING  CENTER 
EUROPE 
LTC  Janes  D.  Phillips  III 
USAINSCOM  PENTAGON  COUNTERINTELLIGENCE  FORCE 
LTC  Philip  J.  Gillen,  Jr. 
USAINSCOM  ADMINISTRATIVE/AUDIOVISUAL  SUPPORT 
ACTIVITY 
Mr.  David  Stein  ' 
USAINSCOM  FINANCE  AND  ACCOUNTING  ACTIVITY  • 
MAJ  Donald  B.  Pargoff 
MAJ  T.E.  Hargis 
USAINSCOM  FORT'  MEADE  HEADQUARTERS  SUPPORT 
ACTIVITY 
CPT  Dennis  5.  Driggers 
CPT  Jack  V.  Russell 
USAINSCOM  MAINTENANCE  ASSISTANCE  AND 
INSTRUCTION  TEAM 
COL  Robert  G.  Haltiner 
USAINSCOM  MISSION  SUPPORT  ACTIVITY 
Mr.  David  L.  Valcheff 
Dates  Served 
01  Jun  83  -  Present 
21  May  82  -  Present 
30  Nov  78  -  Present 
14  May  84  *  Present 
29  Jun  81  -  13  May  84 
19  Dee  83  -  Present 
09  Jul  82  -  19  Dec  83 
31  May  81  -  Present 
Oct  82  -  Present 
U.S.  ARMY  CENTRAL  SECURITY  FACILITY 
COL  Claude  V.  Johnson 
U.S.  ARMY  RUSSIAN  INSTITUTE 
COL  Don  0.  Stovall 
U.S.  ARMY  GARRISON,  ARLINGTON  HALL  STATION 
LTC  Harry  F.  Ferguson 
LTC  Joseph  C.  Liberti  . 
U.S.  ARMY  GARRISON,  VINT  HILL  FARMS  STATION 
COL  Leland  J.  Holland 
21  Mar  83  -  Present 
11  Aug  83  -  Present 
20  Jul  84  -  Present 
01  Aug  80  -  20  Jul  84 
14  Jun  83  -  Present 
U.S.  ARMY  THEATER  INTELLIGENCE  AND  SECURITY 
»C0MMAND  EUROPE 
I  COL  Barrie  J.  Williams  ' 
30  Jul  81  -.Sresent 
UNCLASSIFIED 
147 
136
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Unit/Commander  Dates  Served 
USAINSCOM  AUTOMATED  SYSTEMS  ACIVITX 
COL  Jerome  P.  Timlin  17  Aug  81  -  Preaent 
U.S.  ARMY  FOREIGN  LANGUAGE  TRAINING  CENTER. 
EUROPE 
LTC  Janes  D.  Phillips  III  29  Aug  83  -  Present 
S 
UNCLASSIFIED 
137 
.  J48
APPENDIX  J 
TRAVIS  TROPHY  WINNERS 
Calendar  Year 
1964 
1965 
1966 
1967 
1968 
1969 
!l970 
1971 
1972^ 
1973 
197H 
1975 
1976 
1977 
1978 
1979 
ruSASA  NOMINEE:     53d  U5A5A  Special  Operations  Command) 
313th  ASA  Battalion  (Corps) 
(UsJfsANO^NEE^uSAlT^rainin^cente^^d  School) 
509th  DSASA  Group 
\ 
USASA  Field  Station,  Udorn 
NOMINEE: 
USASA  Field  Station,  Udorn) 
USASA  Field  Station,  Berlin 
USASA  Field  Station,  Sobe 
470th  Military  Intelligence  Group 
!:  U.S.  Army  Field  Station,  aooej 
138 
149
Calendar  Year 
1980  U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Misawa 
1981  U.S.  Amy  Field  Station  Berlin 
1982  ~~ 
1983 
ati on |  Augsburg] 
i 
£ 
■» 
y 
139 
J50
APPENDIX  X 
DIRECTOR'S  TROPHY  WINNERS 
Winners 
it 
193d  Brigade  Support  Company,  Fort 
Amador,  Panama) 
1980 
1981 
1982 
1983 
[NEE:  372d  ASA  Co,  25th  Xnf  Div,  Oahu,  Hawaii] 
Task  Force  138,  U.S.  Southern  Command 
^__   UtMY  NOMINEE:  «9: 
Jompany  (CEWI),  Panama) 
s 
1H0 
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GLOSSARY 
AAP   Affirmative  Action  Plan   ^  ,. 
ACofS   Assistant  Chief  of  Staff 
ACSI   Assistant  Chief  of  Staff  for  intelligence 
ACSTEL   ...Assistant  Chief  of  Staff ,  Telecommunications 
ADCSLOG   Assistant  Deputy  chief  of  Staff,  Logistics 
ADCSOPS   Assistant  Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Operations 
ADCSPER   Assistant  Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Personnel 
adnin. ••»•.•••••••. administration 
ADP   automatic  data  processing 
AFOSI   .Air  Force  Office  of  Special  Investigations 
.AFP   approved  funding  program 
AHR   Annual  Historical  Report 
AHS   %   Arlington  Ball  Station 
AIA.i....   ....U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Agency 
AIG   ...Acting  Znspector(s)  General 
AIT   advanced  individual  training 
AMC   U.S.  Army  Materiel  Command 
AOE   •   Army  of  Excellence 
AR   Army  Regulation 
ARCENT   ..Army  CENTCOM 
ASA   Army  Security  Agency;  Automated 
Systems  Activity;  *     ^ 
Automated  Support  Activity  £ 
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A'SlC-E   » .All-Source  Intelligence  Center-Eighth  Army 
ASL   Atmospheric  Sciences  Laboratory 
ASPO   ..Army  Space  Program  Office 
ATIPS   Army  Threat  Intelligence  Production  System 
ATISC   •   Army  Theater  Intelligence  and  Security 
Command 
ATOC   i ....  .Anti-Terrorist  Operations  Center 
auth   authorized 
AWOL   absence  without  leave 
AVS   Air  Weather  Service 
8ASI   Beechcraft  Aeronautical  Services 3  Inc. 
BDS   Base  Development  Study 
B.G 
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BI.   Background  Investigation 
BLP   ,.. .  .Baseline  Plan 
BMDSCOM   Ballistic  Missile  Defense  Systems  Command 
Bn..-.   battalion 
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CAJIT*....   «. Central  Amerloan  Joint  Intelligence  Team 
CCB   Configuration  Control  Board 
CCP   Consolidated  Cryptologie  Prograa 
cdr/CDR.* •••••••« ••eoaaander 
CDEC   •••••• ...Command  Document  Exploitation 'Cantor 
CECOM   •   U.S.  Aray  Coaaunieatlona  and  Electronic* 
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CENTCON   0.8.  Central  Command 
CENTEX   ••••Center  for  Excellence 
CFA   Combined  Federal  Aray 
CG    commanding  general 
CHCSS   Chief,  Central  Security  Service 
CI  •••••••••   counterintelligence 
CIA   Central  Intelligence  Agency 
CINCUSAREUR*.   Commander-in-Chief,  U.S.  Aray  Europe 
CI  RAM..   •'•••••••Counterintelligence  Besource  Allocation 
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civ. ." 
 -  •  •  civilian 
CMF   .Career  Management  Field 
COB   •   command  operating  budget 
COE. .............. .College  Cooperative  Education 
CofS   ..Chief  of  Staff 
!  COL  ••'••.•••••••.  •••colonel 
CONOS   •   Continental  United  Statea 
COS   CONUS  operation*  site 
CAP.....*...* ••••••control  and  procesaing 
CPO   Civilian  Peraonnel  Office 
CEAfi, ...... ••••••••collection,  proceaaing,  analysis,  and 
reporting 
CPF   ...   .Caribbean  Peacekeeping  Forcea 
CSM.«   •••••.•command  sergeant  aajor 
CSO   Command  Security  Office 
CSS   Central  Security  Service 
CTED   ••••••Civilian  Training,  Education,  and  Development 
DA   •   ••Department  of  the  Army 
DARCOM   •   U.S.  Aray  Materiel  Development  and  Readiness 
Coaaand 
DCA   ..Defense  Coaaunieatlona  Agency 
DCG   •   •  .deputy  coamanding  general 
DCG-I   •  .Deputy  Coamanding  General',  Intelligence 
DCG-S   ««   Deputy  Commanding  General,  Support 
DCS   .Deputy  Chief  of  Staffs  Defense  Communications 
Systems 
DCSAUT   .Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Automation 
DCSFM   Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Force  Modernization 
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DCSIRM..   Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Information, 
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DCSLOG   Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Logistlea 
DCSOPS   Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Operations 
DCSPER   Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Personnel 
DCSPPM   Deputy  Cheif  of  Staff,  Plans,  Programs  and 
Management 
DCSRM   Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Resource  Management 
DCSSYS   Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Systems 
DCSTEL   Deputy  Chief  of  Staff,  Telecommunications 
DF   ..disposition  form;  direction-finding 
DIA   Defense  Intelligence  Agency 
DIRNSA   .Defense  Intelligence  Production  Schedule 
DOCEX   document  exploitation 
DOD   •   •••••Department  of  Defense 
EAC..-   •••••••echelon  above  corps 
EACIC   EAC  Intelligence  Center 
.Electronic  Security 
EPDS   rTffWFonic  processing  IBB  iilsSeminatlon  System 
ESC . . ,_a_.   ..^^ctronlc  Security  Command 
•  •  • 
ETL   EngineCF  IBpographic  Lib 
EOCOM   •••••European  Command 
EW._._.   ••••••  .electronic  warfare 
FBI   Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation  ^ 
FMRD   ..Files  Maintenance  Review  Division         ^ 
FMT   foreign  materiel  for  training  *  p 
FOIP   ••   Foreign  Officer  Information  Program 
FORMICA   .....Foreign  Officer  Military  Intelligence 
Collection  Activity 
FORSCOM   U.S.  Army  Forces  Command 
FTR   ••  failure  to  repair 
FT.   .fiaeal  year 
GDIP   General  Defense  Intelligence  Program 
GEN   general 
GPAS    rirnsr.il    Pff"i^^^ 
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GSFG   .Group   of  Soviet  Forces   in  Germany 
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HEP   Hispanic  Employment  Program 
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^^TmI^.    .HUBWH  intelligence  Management  System 
fq  /  H  Q . .    . neaaquarters 
HQDA   Headquarters,  Department  of  the  Army 
HUMINT   human  Intelligence 
IBEX   INSCOM  Beyond  Excellence 
IBI   Interview-Oriented  Background  Investigation   », 
ICF   .....installation  confinement  facility  E 
IDHS   Intelligence  Data  Handling  System  g 
IEW   •   intelligence  and  electronic  warfare  |» 
IG   •   Inspector  general  »*. 
IGAR.-   ....Inspector  General  Action  Requests  £ 
IICT   Interagency  Intelligence  Committee  on        fc 
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IIR   interim  intelligence  reports 
IMA   individual  mobilization  augmentation 
IMINT   imagery  intelligence 
INSCOM   ..U.S.  Army  Intelligence  and  Security  Command 
IOC   initial  operational  capability 
IOSS   Intelligence  Organization  and  Stationing  Study 
IPR   ,   In-Process  Review 
IR   internal  review 
IRBM   intermediate  range  ballistic  missile 
IRMP   Information  Resource  Management  Program 
IRR   Investigative  Records  Repository 
ITAC   Intelligence  and  Threat  Analysis  Center 
ITACIES   Interim  Tactical  Imagery  Exploitation  System 
ITEP   Interim  Tactical  ELINT  Processor 
ITSG   International  Technology  Survey  Group 
JCS   Joint  Chiefs  of  Staff 
JOCCP   Junior  Officer  Cryptologie  Career  . 
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KMR    .  .Kwajalein  Missile  Range 
LAA   .....limited  access  authorization 
LET...-,...   live  environment  training 
LLO   Land  Liaison  Office 
LTC.    .lieutenant  colonel 
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PAO   Public  Affairs  Officer 
PMRC   Performance  Management  and  Kecognition 
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PRC   ••Peoples*  Republic  of  China  .1 
PSA   •   Project  Security  Analysis  "  ". . 
PSI.......   Personnel  Security  Investigations 
QRC   Quick  Reaction  Capability 
QSI   •••..Quality  Step  Increase 
Qtr   •   •  .quarter 
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'RDTE.....   .research  development  test  and  evaluation 
RECS......*   Rear  Echelon  Collection  System 
RESTRAIN. ......... .Readiness  Training 
R0.«,   •••••resident  office 
ROC   •   Required  Operational  Capability 
ROF   remote  operative  facility 
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SAVE.,.*   sensitive  activity  vulnerability  estimate 
SBI   •••••Special  Background  Investigations 
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Service  Cryptologic  Element 
SCI."   Sensitive  Compartment  Information 
SEMA   Sprint  Electronic  Mission  Aircraft! 
SDA   .Special  Dlsburing  Agent 
SGM   sergeant  major 
SGS   ..Secretary  of  the  General  Staff 
SHAPE   .  ..^ •• .Supreme  Headquarters  Allied  Powers  Europe 
SIDPERS   Standard  Information  Division  Personnel 
Reporting  System 
SICINT   signal  intelligence 
SIGSEC   v. ..••• .signal  security 
SJkj^^^   Staff  Judge  Advocate 
SSG   Special  Security  Group 
SSL..   .Single  Station  Locator 
SSO   „.,... Special  Security  Office 
SSPA...   Sustained  Superior  Performance  Award 
STIR   Scientific  and  Technical  Intelligence 
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SUPCOM   support  command 
SUPIR   Supplement  Photographic  Interpretation 
Report 
TAAD   The  Army  Authorization  Document  System 
TACSIM   Tactical  Simulation 
TAREX   target  exploitation 
TCATA   TRADOC  Combined  Arms  Test  Activity 
TCO   Tempest  Coordinating  Officer 
TDA   tables  of  distribution  and  allowances 
TDES.......   Technical  Reconnaissance  and  Surveillance 
TECRAS   Theater  Document  Exploitation  System 
TENCAP   Tactical  Exploitation  of  National 
Capabilities 
TEA   . ,   training  effectiveness  analysis 
TGIF   Tactical  Ground  Intercept  Facility 
TI...   technical  intelligence 
TIPB   Tactical  Intelligence  Product  Enhancement 
TOE   table(s)  of  organization  and  equipment 
TRADOC   U.S.  Army  Training  and  Doctrine  Command 
TRASANA   TRADOC1*  Systems  Analysis  Activity 
TREDS   Tactical  Reconnaissance  Exploitation 
Demonstration  System 
TROKA   Third  ROK  Army 
TSCM   Technical  Surveillance  Countermeasure 
TUT   tactical  users  terminal 
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O.S   United  States 
USA   .United  States  Army 
USACACDA   
USACARO   U.S.  Army  Civilian  Appelate  Review'Office 
USACC   r. ...U.S.  Army  Communications  Command 
USAF   U.S.  Air  Force 
USAICS   U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Center 
and  School 
USAINSCOM...   U.S.  Army  Intelligence  and  Security 
Command 
CSAINTC   U.S.  Army  Intelligence  Command 
USALEA   U.S.  Army  Legal  Services.  Agency 
USAOG   U.S.  Army  Operational  Group 
USAREUR   UTS.  Army,  Europe 
USASSG   ^....U.S.  Army  Special  Security  Group 
USDAO   U.S.  Defense  Attache  Office 
USFK   U.S.  Forces  Korea 
USLB   U.S.  Liaison  Branch 
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OSM   U.S.  Marines 
USN   U.S.  Navy 
USSS   U.S.  SICINT  Syataa 
VHPS   Vint  Hill  Faraa  Station 
VESTCOM   U.S.  Army  Veatarn  Command 
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