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To:     Director  of  Naval  Intelligence,  Office  of  the  Chief  of 
Naval  Operations- (ATTN:   0P-009F) 
Sufcj:   NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  ANNUAL  HISTORY  PROGRAM  (U) 
Ref:    (a)   Director  of  Naval  Intelligence  Ser  009/5U365524  of 
1  Feb  35 
End:   (1)   CINCPACFLT  Intelligence  Division  19S4  Command  History  (U) 
1.   IAW  reference  (a),  enclosure  (1)  is  submitted. 
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CINCPACFLT  INTELLIGENCE  DIVISION 
-   1984  COMMAND  HISTORY 
(U)  Intelligence 
1.  (U)  Intelligence  Management 
a.  (U)   Foreign  Disclosure 
(2)  (U)  Filled  newly  created  Foreign  Disclosure 
Officer  civilian  billet  in  August. 
b.  (U)  Activity  Coordination 
(1)  (U)   Coordinated  the  following  visits  to 
CINCPACFLT  Staff/Subordinate  activities: 
RADM  Robert  Schmitt,  USN,  Deputy  Director  for  JCS 
Support,  DIA 
Air  Commodore  William  Talbot,  RAAF,  Assistant 
Director,  Joint  Intelligence  Organization 
CAPT  Barry  Nobes,  RAN,  Director  of  Naval 
Intelligence,  Australia 
CDR  Kenneth  Tuckey,  RAN,  Soviet  Navy  Branch, 
Joint  Intelligence  Organization 
(2)  (U)   The  following  i ntel 1 i gence • exchange 
conferences  were  conducted  in  1984: 
CDR  Stanley  0. 
New  Zealand. 
(a)  (U)  In  February,  CAPT  Lawrence  T.  Wright  and 
Dav^.s  attended  the  ANZUKUS  Intelligence  Conference  in 
(b)  (U)  In  June,  CAPT  Wright  participated  in 
CINCPACFLT-CrtSDF  Intelligence  Exchange  Conference  in  Tokyo  and  the 
CINCPACFLT-ROKN  Intelligence  Exchange  Conference  in  Seoul. 
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(3)  (U)  In  July,  sponsored  Soviet  Threat  Update 
riefings  to  Pearl  Harbor  commands  by  a  team  from  the  Naval      "t 
Intelligence  Support  Center,  Also  hosted  the  CNO  sponsored  Soviet 
Seapower  Presentation  in  December,  with  an  attendance  of  over  1700 
personnel  and  dependents  from  various  Oahu  commands- 
(4)  (U)  Provided  spaces  and  support  personnel  for  the 
Ju-ly  CINC's  Subordinate  Conference  attended  by  the  CNO. 
(5)  ( U )  Active  duty  and  reserve  personnel  provided 
support  to  the  following  exercises: 
TEAM  SPIRIT  84 
NIGHT  TRAIN  84 
RIMPAC  84 
FLEETEX  84-1 
(6)  (U)  CDR  Daniel  R.  Muccia  conducted  a  Command 
Inspection  of  the  Intelligence  Division  of  COHTHIRDFLT  in  September 
and  CDR  Michael  C.  Mullen  conducted  an  inspection  of  the 
COMSEVENTHFLT  Intelligence  Division  in  August- 
c.  (U)  Attache  Affairs 
(1)  (U)  Briefings  were  conducted  for  the  following 
visiting  Naval  Attaches  and  Liaison  personnel: 
RADM  David  G.  Ramsey,  USN,  Defense  Attache  to 
Beijing 
CAPT  Joseph  A,  Dressier,  USN,  Defense  Attache  to 
Hong  Kong 
CAPT  Serge  A.  Yonov,  USN,  Defense  Attache  to 
Malaysia 
CAPT  Paul  H.  Bassin,  USN,  Defense  Attache  to 
Singapore 
CAPT  Vincent  Gilroy,  USN,  Naval  Attache  to  the 
Philippines 
CDR  Albert  A-  Herndon  Jr.,  USN,  South  and 
Southeast  Asia  Area  Officer,  Directorate  for 
Attaches,  DIA 
CDR  Laurence  N.  Jensen,  USN,  Assistant  Naval 
Attache  to  Japan 
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MAJ  John  B.  Meagher,  USMC,  Naval  Attache  to  Oman 
MAJ  Walter  G.  Ford,  USMC,  Assistant  Naval  Attache 
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d.  (U)   Intelligence  Production  and  Distribution 
(1)  (U)   Based  on  a  detailed  review  of  existing 
message  dissemination,  established  a  PACFLT  Intelligence  Message 
Dissemination  Policy  in  July*   Institution  of  the  policy  has 
resulted  in  elimination  of  duplicative  reports  and  greater 
consolidation  of  tailored  information  at  OSIS  nodes  and  ashore 
facilities  prior  to  dissemination  to  fleet  units.   Comments  from 
subordinates  throughout  the  trial  period  ending-  in  December  have 
been  very  favorable. 
e.  (U)   Architecture  and  Systems  Development 
(1)  ggg   Continued  intelligence  architecture  plan 
designed  to  produce  a  single,  unified  mid  and  long  range  blueprint 
for  PACFLT  intelligence  support  encompassing  organizational 
relationships  and  miss  ioiib. — facilities/  marrpowerr"  systems  and   
communications  requirements.   An  Intelligence  Annex  to  the 
CINCPACFLT  C2  Master  Plan  has  been  drafted  that  outlines  mid  and 
long  range  systems  development-a-t— FICPAC  and  the  two  PACFLT  OSIS   
nodes.  Work  currently  is  focusing  on  a  more  comprehensive  plan  that 
will  include  all  PACFLT  intelligence  agencies.  A  Plan  of  Action  and 
Milestones  for  development  of  this  architecture  has  been  approved. 
(4)  (U)   FOSIC  PAC  and  FICPAC  conducted  a  joint  study 
of  benefits  from  merger  of  the  two  organizations.   Rapid 
exploitation  and  analysis  of  data  from  new  intelligence  systems 
requires  closer  coordination  between  FOSIC  and  FIC.   However,  the 
study  concluded  that  the  basic  organizational  relationship  should 
not  be  changed. 
Forces. 
f«  IHHHBBH  Inte  11  igence  Support  to  Power  Projection 
We  continued  to  refine  the  concept'of"  the* Mar i time  A  i  i  
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Ground  Intelligence  Cell  (MAGIC)  to  provide  enhanced  near-real -t fme 
intelligence  support  to  PACOM  power  projection  forces.   MAGIC  has 
been  highlighted  by  the  following  events: 
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(2)  (U)   Accreditation  request  for  MAGIC  ADP  Support. 
System  (MASS)  forwarded  to  CNO  with  approval  pending. 
(3)  (U)   MAGIC  POM  86  request  for  following  personnel 
approved  during  Washington,  D.C.,  budget  review: 
-one  0-4  USMC  intelligence  officer 
-one  E-7  USMC  intelligence  specialist 
-five  USN  enlisted  Cryptologic  Technicians  (CT) 
-one  USN  1320  Naval  Gunfire  Officer 
(4)  (U)   FOSIC  PAC  charter  expanded  to  include 
intelligence  support  to  power  projection  forces. 
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2.  (U)   Fleet  Ocean  Surveillance  Information  Center,  Pacific 
(FOSIC  PAC)  1984. 
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b.  ^HB^HB   FOSIC  PAC  support  to  PACOM  operations  and- 
special  events  during  1984  including: 
JANUARY 
USS  KITTY  HAWK  pre-dep loymen t  briefing  and  follow-on 
tour  of  FOSIC  PAC  for  interested  ship's  personnel. 
DIA  Collection  Manager's  visit  to  CINCPACFLT  and 
FOSIC  PAC. 
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FEBRUARY 
MGEN  Mclnerny,  CINCPACAF*  walk-thru  of  FOSIC  PAC;  USAF 
proposing  OSIS-like  center  at  PACAF. 
Capt  Clark  and  Capt  Rogers,  NAVELEX  PME-120,  visit 
FOSIC  PAC-for  OBS/OSU  discuss-ions;  CDR-Sieden/N22  in 
attendance. 
MARCH 
12-30 
APRIL 
Commenced  MAGIC  operations  at  FOSIC  PAC  for  Exercise 
TEAM  SPIRIT  84. 
CDR  Weid,  COMOPTEVFOR,  arrives  FOSIC  PAC  for  OBS 
install  of  new  release. 
CDR  Mahoney,  FITCPAC,  on  board  for  planning  FOSIC  PAC 
participation  in  upcoming  FITCPAC  intelligence 
training  course.   FOSIC  PAC  has  agreed  to  provide 
visiting  'professor'  to  teach  OPINTEL  curricula  for 
each  course  convened. 
New  OBS  release  accepted;  ENS  Heath  and  NAVELEX 
personnel  on  board. 
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MAY 
14-18 
IS  Conference  held  in  San  Diego;  ISCS  Roberts  attends 
LTCOL  Carter,  DIAL  Canberra,  visits  for  OSIS 
orientation  and  Command  Brief.  ••-- 
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JUNE 
JULY 
Commenced  RIMPAC  84,  multi-nation  MIDPAC  exercise, 
intelligence  support  with  naval . reservists  conducting 
entire  exercise  intelligence  support  evolution  from 
FOSIC  PAC/CINCPACFLT  spaces.  ■* 
VADM  Jones  visited  FOSIC  PAC  for  oriencation  and 
intelligence  discussions. 
CDR  Jones  departs  TAD  to  attend  OBS  Site  Configuration 
meeting  in  Washington,  O.C. 
09-19 
AUGUST 
20-22 
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SEPTEMBER 
16-19 
LT  O'Brien  departs  TAD  to  Washington,  D.C.  for  TRW/OBU 
software/equipment  demonstration  to  provide  'user' 
comments  to  best  define  field  requirements  for  new  OBU 
development. 
OSIS  Basel  ine-Systc.-r.  OPEVAL  by- CO.MOPTEVFOR  personnel 
at  FOSIC  PAC;  outbrief  with  CDR  Jones. 
CAPT  Young,  Mr  Buler,  and  Mr  Higgins,  USCINCPAC  ROTHR 
representatives,  visit  FOSIC  PAC  for  ROTHR 
discussions;  LT  O'Brien  presents  brief. 
CDR  Jones  TAD  to  FITCPAC  for  OSIS  OPINTEL 
training/current  intelligence  briefing/training 
presentations  (16-19  SEP).
17-21 
27-03  OCT 
OCTOBER 
MAJ  Greene  and  CAPT  Houston  attend  USMC  TENCAP 
Planning  Conference  in  Washington,  DC  to  discuss 
collection  management  and  MAGIC  issues. 
01-05 
09-12 
OSIS,  OPINTEL,  N2  Conferences  and  DSAT  discussions 
held  in  Washington,  OC.   CAPT  Wright  attends 
DNI-sponsored  N2  Conference;  CDR  Jones  attends  OSIS 
Conference  and  DSAT  discussions;  and  LT  Vanore  attends 
OPINTEL  Conference. 
NAVELEX/COMNAVINTCOM  Install  team  on  board  FOSIC  PAC 
for  new  security  release  installation;  ENS  Heath 
(NAVELEX)/Norm  Clark  (NIC)  heading. 
FOSIC  PAC  formal ly-accepts  new  OBS  Releases  82-2. 3/. 4- 
with  no  software  or  security  problems  noted. 
Naval  Research  Advisory  Committee  personnel  visit  to 
CINCPACFLT;  CDR  Jones  hosted  for  Command  brief/OSIS 
d  iscussions. 
NOVEMBER 
01-30 
03-07 
26-30 
Commence  geopolitical  and  real  world  intelligence 
reporting  to  U.S./JMSDF  participants  to  FLEETEX-85. 
LCDR  Wilson,  FOSIF  WESTPAC  Operations  Officer,  visits 
FOSIC  PAC  for  OSIS  discussions  and  visits  to  other 
Hawaii-area  intelligence  organizations. 
CDR  Jones  attends  CINCPACFLT  NCCS  transition  meeting 
presented  by  Mr  Nortenberg,  NAVELEX  PDE-120;  meeting 
includes  OBS/OBU  discussions. 
DOD  Intelligence  Oversight  personnel  visit  CINCPACFLT.
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•  DECEMBER 
LT  Vanore  attends  Phase  II  DSAT  design  review  meeting 
held  at  NAVOPINTCEN  as  CINCPACFLT/FOSIC  PAC 
representative.  
- 
RADM  Baldwin,  prospective  Deputy  Chief  of  Staff  for 
Operations  and  Plans,  visits  FOSIC  PAC  for  Command 
briefing  and  discussions  with  CDR  Jones. 
e.  0  FOSIC  PAC  provided  all-source  intelligence 
to  the  Commander  in  Chief,  U.S  Pacific  Fleet  during  periods 
absence  from  the  Headquarters;  15  trips  throughout  1984. 
support 
of  his 
f:  fflV  Intelligence  briefings  for  the  Commander  in  Chief, 
U.S.  Pacific  Fleet  and  Staff  on  naval  and  military  and  political 
activity  continued  throughout  1984.   Daily  and  ad  hoc  briefs  were 
conducted  by  Command  briefers  attached  to  FOSIC  PAC.   Pre-deployment 
briefings  were  presented  to  personnel  of  snips  and  staffs  deploying 
for  WESTPAC/Indian  Ocean  operations.  y 
9-  W  In-depth  analysis  of  Soviet,  Chinese,  North  Korean, 
Indian  Ocean  littoral  navies  and  allied  navies  was  provided  to  the 
CINC,  staff,  fleet  and  shore  units  from  the  FOSIC  PAC  Naval  Analysis 
section  in  addition  to  publishing  short-fused  second  phase 
intelligence  products.
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J-  II  Initiatives  planned  in  1984  (in  conjunction 
with  COMNAVINTCOM/COMNAVELEXSYSCOM)  will  take  effect  in  early  1985 
that  will  broaden  FOSIC  PAC's  ability  to  conduct  submarine  analysis 
and  reporting  between  CINCPACFLT/FOS IC  PAC  and  Washington,  DC  area 
intelligence  organizations.   These  include  the  initial  steps  to 
install  a  Developmental  Submarine  Analysis  Testbed  (DSAT)  Research 
and  Development  (R&D)  unit,  and  an  audio-video  teleconferencing 
system  with  direct  tie-in  to  NAVOPINTCEN. 
k.  ggg     The  Maritime  Air  Ground  Intelligence  Cell  (MAGIC), 
developed  to  provide  intelligence  support  for  USMC  power  projection 
and  USN  strike  capability  over  the  shore,  has  become  operational. 
All  planning,  ADP  equipment  procurement,  and  a  memorandum  of 
understanding  for  initial  personnel  augmentation  from  FMFPAC  have 
been  completed  and  operations  are  expected  to  commence  in  early 
1985.   Permanent  personnel  manning  requirements  for  MAGIiT'have  been 
submitted  and  approved  in  accordance  with  CINCPACFLT/FOSIC  PAC's 
1986  POM  submission. 
3.  (U)   CINCPACFLT  Special  Intelligence  Communications 
(SPINTCOMM)  Facility. 
a.  flHH  During  CY-84  the  CINCPACFLT  Special  Intelligence 
Communications  (SPINTCOMM)  Facility  maintained  steady  growth  in 
areas  of  Facilities  Control,  Automated  Data  Processing  (ADP),  and 
message  processing.
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preventive  and  corrective  maintenance  within  SPINTCOMM,  maintenance 
personnel  provided  technical  assistance  and  support  to: 
Naval  Security  Group  Activity,  Pearl  Harbor 
Naval  Ocean  System  Center,  Kaneohe  MCAS 
CONTHIRDFLT 
COMSUBPAC 
NTCC  Makalapa 
Naval  Electronic  Engineering  Activity,  Pacific 
NAVCAMS  EASTPAC  Consolidated  Maintenance 
NAS  Barbers  Point  for  communications  suite  onboard  CINCPACFLT 
a  i  rcraf t . 
(1)  (U)   To  enhance  SPINTCOMM  maintenance  capabilities 
CTM1  W.  T.  DANIELS  went  TAD  to  San  Jose,  CA  to  attend  factory 
training  on  DACOM  Secure  Facsimile  equipment  from  09  -  28  SEP  84, 
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and  CTM1  A.  D.  SICKLER  went  TAD  to  NAVELEX  Activity,  St.  Indigoes, 
MD  for  Digital  Radio  and  Multiplexer  Acquisition  (DRAMA)  equipment 
maintenance  training  during  the  period  24  NOV  84  -  19  DEC  84. 
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h.  (U)   Training  and  Personnel  Resources  -  In  the  area  of 
Training  and  Personnel  Resources,  retention  statistics  reflect  that 
28  personnel  were  eligible  for  reenl istment,  15  elected  to  reenlist- 
or  extended  their  enlistment  for  a  percentage  of  54  percent. 
SPINTCOMM  participation  in  the  Navy-wide  advancement  examinations  is 
shown  below: 
Number     Percentage 
Participants 
Advanced 
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6  7% 
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MARCH 
MAY 
JUNE 
JULY 
CTOC  ELERICK  relieved  CTOCS  ROH  as  Communication  Chief 
OCPH  software  release  4.2  put  on-line 
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SEPTEMBER 
Weekly  UPS  Power  System  test  commenced  every  Saturday
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ETC    HARRY    of    NAVMMACLANT,    Norfolk,    VA    conducted 
manpower    study   resulting    in    1000/2    authorization 
enlisted    personnel    for   SPINTCOMM. 
of 
09    -    28 
QIC    SPINTCOMM   went    TAO    on 
visits.       Command    visited: 
COMSEVENTHFLT 
COMSUBGRU    7 
COMNAVFORJAPAN 
COMDESRON  15 
USS  MIDWAY 
VQ-1  DET  ATSUGI 
CTF  72 
FOSIF  WPAC 
COMNAVFORKORDET,  Chinhae 
PHIBGRU-1 
USMC  commands 
FISC  WPAC  Cubi  Point 
CTF  75 
COMNAVPHIL 
USS  Proteus. 
SSO/SPINTCOMM  assistance 
NOVEMBER 
30  -  08  Dec 
OIC  SPINTCOMM  TAD  on  CINCPACFLT  Inspector  General  Team 
inspection  to  COMUSNAVPHIl. 
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Visitors  to  the  SPINTCOMM  Facility  were  as  follows: 
Intelligence  Advisor  to  the  Under 
Secretary  of  Defense  For  Policy   . 
8GEN  PETTYJOHN 
CAPT  SKINNER 
Director  for  Intelligence,  USCINCPAC 
White  House  Communications  Agency 
ETC  HARRY 
NAVMMACLANT 
MESSRS.  BARRILLES/SMITH,    COMNAVSECGRU 
CAPT  MCFARLAND 
DIRNAVSECGRUPAC 
MR.  CRAWFORD 
HARRIS  Corporation 
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