DEPARTMENT  OF  THE   NAVY 
NAVAL    INTELLIGENCE    COMMAND 
4600    SILVER    HILL    ROAD 
WASHINGTON.    O.C.    20389 
IN    REPLY   RCFCft    TO 
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5750 
Ser     2^*9^ 
J  UN  0^3 1983 
From:   Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
To:    Director  of  Naval  History  (0P-09BH),  Washington  Navy  Yard,  Washington,  D.C 
20374 
Subj:   Command  History  for  CY  1982  (OPNAV  Report  5750-1) 
Ref:    (a)  OPNAVINST  5750. 12C 
Encl:   (1)  NAVINTCOM  Command  History  CY  1982  (U) 
1.   In  accordance  with  reference  (a),  enclosure  (1)  is  fonyarded 
lot KCL6SBEE( 0
NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  COMMAND 
COMMAND  HISTORY 
CY  1982 
1  JAN  82 
1  JAN  82 
1  JAN  82: 
6  JAN  82 
11  JAN  82 
14  JAN  82 
19  JAN  82 
28  JAN  82: 
28  JAN  82: 
(U)  On  1  January  1982  NAVINTCOM  was  three  months  Into  FY  1982  and 
still  under  continuing  resolution  authority  (CRA)  for  operation 
and  maintenance  (O&M)  funds •   Authorized  $52,942,000  through  31 
Mar  82  per  message  authority  from  CNO.   First  major  claimant 
operating  budget  not  received  until  22  February  1982;  allocated 
$52,942,000  through  the  second  quarter  of  FY  1982.   The  final 
obligational  authority  was  $78,912,000.   NIC  had  an  obligation 
rate  of  99  percent.   Procurement  obligational  authority  (OPN)  in 
Budget  Activity  7,  Intelligence  Support  Equipment,  for  FY  1982 
totalled  $16,269,000.   Obligations  through  December  totalled 
$15,146,106.   The  total  amount  of  emergency  and  extraordinary 
expense  funds  received  from  SECNAV  In  1982  totalled  $671,000. 
As  of  30  September  1982,  $608,374  had  been  obligated. 
(U)  Implemented  the  new  Federal  Personnel  Manual  Supplement 
298-33,  Guide  to  Processing  Personnel  Actions. 
H  TG  168.2/LANTFAST  provided  equipment  support  and  personnel 
augmentation  to  several  ships  involved  in  JCS  JITTERY  PROP 
operations  off  Central  America.   This  support  continued  throughout 
the  year. 
(U)  Implemented  a  DIA  directed  test  program  for  the  Defense 
Advanced  Language  and  Area  Studies  Program  (DALASP). 
(U)  Sponsored  a  command  commemorative  program  for  Dr.  Martin 
Luther  King,  Jr.   The  guest  speaker  was  Chaplin  Black,  U.S. 
Naval  Academy. 
(U)  CN0  (OP-92)  delegated  COMNAVINTCOM  the  authority  to  manage  the 
NAVINTCOM  high-graded  civilian  positions. 
(U)  Promulgated  NAVINTCOMINST  3890. 2C  (Production  of  Finished 
Intelligence  Products)  and  3890. 3B  (Consumer  Evaluation  of  Finished 
Intelligence  Products).
29  JAN  82: 
1  FEB  82: 
I  FEB  82: 
(U)  A  TF  168F  member  represented  COMNAVINTCOM  at  the  DIA  sponsored 
Latin  American  Attache  Conference  held  In  Panama.   Attaches  from 
17  Latin  American  coutnries  attended. 
(U)  Implemented  DCI/DOD  policy  and  administrative  procedures  for 
the  Sensitive  Compartmented  Information  Nondisclosure  Agreement 
(SCI  NdA). 
(U)  Commander  John  E.  DAVIS,  USN,  assumed  the  duties  of  CTG-168.2/ 
OIC  LANTFAST. 
2  FEB  82: 
2-4  FEB  82: 
4  FEB  82: 
(U)  EEO  specialists  conducted  EEO  training  for  NFOIO's  supervisors 
(U)  The  Department  of  the  Army  requested  that  the  Navy  assume 
operations  and  maintenance  responsibility  for  the  DSSCS/GENSER 
Telecommunications  Center  operated  by  the  509th  Signal  Battalion 
at  Naples.   CNO  requested  that  COMNAVINTCOM  take  FORAC. 
5  FEB  82: 
6-7  FEB  82:   (U)  Command  representatives  attended  the  FICPAC  Production  Conference 
at  NAS  Alameda. 
8  FEB  82: 
(U)  Provided  and  shipped  SCI  indoctrination  video  cassettes 
to  170  Navy  SCI  commands  holding  video  cassette  equipment. 
9  FEB  82:     (U)  Held  S&T  Intelligence  Production  discussions  w/HQ  USAF  (AFSC) 
16  FEB  82: 
19  FEB  82: 
(U)  Promulgated  tentative  Navy  Tactical  Warfare  Data  Base  (NTWDB) 
digitized  data  element  requirements. 
(U)  NIC-03  and  TF  168F  completed  an  extensive  TDY  in  Europe  for 
briefings  and  discussions  with  foreign  personnel  and  TF  168 
elements.   Countries  vis  ted  were  Denmark,  Norway,  Germany,  and  the 
United  Kingdom. 
24  FEB  82 
25  FEB  82 
  CTG  168.3/EURFAST  personnel  visited  the  newly  established 
French  Acoustic  Analysis  Center  (AAC)  and  began  acting  as  theater 
agent  for  assisting  them. 
(U)  Black  History  Program  entitled  Blueprint  for  Survival. 
Captain  Edoward  A.  SECHREST,  USN,  was  the  guest  speaker  and  also 
featured  the  U.S.  Navy  Band,  Port  Authority.
MAR  82:     (U)  Completed  classification  maintenance  reviews. 
1  MAR  82:     (U)  Initiated  planning  for  a  shipboard  Interim  Digital  Imagery 
Demonstration  (Subsequently  FIST). 
3  MAR  82:     (U)  Provided  SCI  indoctrination  to  all  new  commodore  selectees 
at  the  1982  Annual  Flag  Selectee  Conference  hosted  by  the  CNO. 
4  MAR  82:     (U)  NAVINTCOM  Pentagon  representative  completed  one  year  project 
of  providing  reaccreditation  inspections  and  re-validation  of  all 
Pentagon  SCIFs. 
5  MAR  82:     (U)  Hosted  a  near  and  long  term  OSIS  issues  meeting  with 
represenatives  of  all  OSIS  sites. 
8  MAR  82:     (U)  Sponsored  a  Career  (Life)  Planning  Workshop  conducted  by 
Dr.  Norris  Capers,  UDC. 
8-10  MAR  82:  (U)  Command  representatives  attended  the  ninth  Afloat  Intelligence 
Conference  sponsored  by  COMSECONDFLT  In  Norfolk. 
9  MAR  82:    ^B CTG  168.2/LANTFAST  hosted  its  first  LANTFAST  -  ASWOC  analysts 
meeting  with  senior  analysts  from  Iceland,  the  Azores,  and  Bermuda. 
9  MAR  82:     (U)  Hosted  NTWDB  (later  Battle  Group  Tactical  Computer  Support 
Facility)  S&T  data  requirements  conference. 
15-26  MAR  82:  (U)  The  Navy  Inspector  General  conducted  a  NAVINTCOM  IG  Inspection' 
18  MAR  82:     (U)  Command  representatives  attended  the  1982  Training  Scheduling 
Workshop  at  FITCLANT. 
19  MAR  82:     |B  CTU  168.1. 1/PACFAST  Det  Kamiseya  received  congratulatory 
messages  from  COMSEVENTHFLT  and  COMNAVINTCOM  for  the  quality  of  a 
collection  advisory  message  on  KIEV  CHG  MINSK,  which  was  beginning 
an  extended  deployment  to  the  Indian  Ocean. 
24  MAR  82:     (U)  Issued  NAVINTCOM  Instruction  5040. 1C,  Naval  Command  Inspection 
Program. 
25  MAR  82:     (U)  Provided  representation  to  the  DIA  semi-annual  review  of 
NISC  S&T  production. 
26  MAR  82:     (U)  Finalized  Intelligence  support  to  DARPA's  enhanced  ocean 
surveillance,  NIPS-corapatable  intelligence  system  deployed 
on  board  USS  CARL  VINSON. 
31  MAR  82:     (U)  Conducted  EEO  training  for  new  supervisors. 
1  APR  82:     (U)  SSO  Navy  implemented  the  use  of  new  SCI  indoctrination  and 
debriefing  memoranda  throughout  the  Navy  SSO  community.
1  APR  82 
1  APR  82 
(U)  Participated  in  a  Consolidated  Civilian  Personnel  Office  (CCPO) 
project  to  publish  generic  position  descriptions,  selective 
factors  and  performance  standards  for  a  variety  of  secretarial, 
general  schedule  and  federal  wage  system  positions. 
(U)  NIPSSA  0166,  NIPSSA  0278,  and  a  new  reserve  unit  to  support/ 
train  for  IPAC  was  established.   DEFINTERROG  0166  (gaining  command: 
DIA)  transferred  from  Washington,  DC  to  Lincoln,  NE  to  replace 
one  disestablished  unit.  Units  in  Lobbuck,  TX;  Lincoln,  NE;  and 
Sacramento,  CA  were  disestablished. 
2  APR  82 
5  APR  82: 
6  APR  82: 
7  APR  82: 
15  APR  82: 
(U)  Represented  Navy  at  the  DIA  S&T  Intelligence  Information 
Production  (STIIP)  conference. 
(U)  Co-hosted  conference  on  FICPAC.   Recommended  changes  to  NIPS/NAP 
microfiche/aperture  card  production. 
19-30  APR  82:  (U)  Command  Representatives  attended  a  workshop  in  San  Diego  to 
establish  Personnel  Qualifications  Standards  (PQS)  for  carrier 
(CV)  Intelligence  Centers. 
24  APR  82: 
1  MAY  82: 
1  MAY  82: 
i  MAY  82: 
1  MAY  82: 
(U)  Mrs.  Martha  Wood  "Admiral"  Nelson  retired  after  14  years  as 
Assistant  to  the  Director,  Reserve  Programs  Division.   She  was 
presented  with  the  Navy  Superior  Civilian  Service  Award  by  RADM 
John  L.  BUTTS  at  a  formal  dinner.   Dinner  was  hosted  by  NAVINTCOM- 
13  and  attended  by  representatives  of  NRIP  and  active  members. 
(U)  Mr.  Martz  was  appointed  the  Ocean  Surveillance  Information 
System  ADP  Security  Officer.   This  new  responsibility  broadened 
CSO's  responsibility  to  include  the  world-wide  OSIS  system. 
(U)  Provided  updated  security  criteria  for  the  use  and  Installation 
of  the  12MC  Intercommunications  system  aboard  shipbard  SCIFs. 
(U)  Initiated  Attache  Interview  program  for  nominees  to  principle 
attache  positions. 
(U)  Commenced  deployment  of  STOPS  II  (formerly  CAST  GLANCE  II)  in 
Guardian  Bear  West  aircraft. 
4  MAY  82: 
(U)  Appointed  specialist  as  Federal  Women's  Program  Manager  and 
Upward  Mobility  Program  Manager.
4  MAY  82: 
(U)  Appointed  specialist  as  Hispanic  Employment  Program  Manager, 
Handicap /Disabled  Vet,  and  Federal  Equal  Opportunity  Recruitment 
Program. 
5  MAY  82: 
7  MAY  82:    §■  A  seven-man  TG  168.2/LANTFAST  team  was  deployed  aboard  USS 
BARNSTABLE  COUNTY  in  support  of  SMOKEY  TOPAZ  operations  In  the 
North  Atlantic  Ocean,  Norwegian  Sea,  and  Barents  Sea  during  the 
period  May  -  July.   Several  suites  of  intelligence  collection 
equipment  were  installed  by  LANTFAST  for  the  mission. 
12  MAY  8?:     (U)  Represented  Navy  at  a  DIA  C3/C3CM  Data  Standards  conference. 
24-26  MAY  82:  (U)  Command  representatives  attended  the  second  meeting  of  the 
NRIP  Advisory  Board,  which  established  the  management  plan  for 
the  Direct  Commission  program,  Reserve  IS  Traiing/Reserve  Active 
Duty  for  Training  courses  and  initial  training  for  change  of 
designator/inters ervice  transfer  officers. 
26  MAY  82: 
28  MAY  - 
6  AUG  82: 
1  JUN  82: 
1  JUN  82: 
2  JUN  82: 
(U)  The  Netherlands'  Director  of  Naval  Intelligence  visited 
NAVINTCOM  activities. 
(U)  The  fourth  Iteration  of  the  Mid-career  Naval  Intelligence  Training 
Program  was  conducted. 
(U)  Issued  a  change  to  the  Navy  Supplement  to  the  SSO  manual  revising 
authorized  digraphs/ trigraphs  for  SCI  programs. 
Initiated  development  of  IR  equipment  for  CLUSTER  SAW  program. 
Forwarded  an  updated  draft  of  the  POM  84  NUCINT  Program  Plan 
to  CNO  and  the  DIA  GDIP  Staff. 
8  JUN  82: 
9  JUN  82: 
11  JUN  82: 
11  JUN  82: 
(U)  Promulgated  a  revised  KIEV  Class  CVHG  collection  guidance 
plan. 
(U)  Co-hosted  a  working  group  defining  management  responsibilities 
over  distribution  of  NIPS/NAP  material  and  purged  NIPS/NAP  and 
SMP  microform  data  bases. 
(U)  The  annual  NIC-03/CTF  168  Headquarters  picnic  was  held  at  the 
U.S.  Coast  Guard  Station,  Alexandria,  VA. 
In  response  to  an  urgent  CINCUSNAVEUR  request,  a  CTF  168 
officer  courier  delivered  key  intelligence  materials  on  Lebanon 
to  Rome,  Italy  within  twenty  hours,  for  delivery  to  COMSIXTHFLT 
and  CTG  68.4  (32  MAU  embarked  in  USS  GUAM).
«  *  J*  »»#■** 
15  JUN  82: 
15  JUN  82 
18  JUN  82 
18  JUN  82 
23  JUN  82: 
24  JUN  82: 
29  JUN  - 
1  JUL  82: 
1  JUL  82: 
1  JUL  82: 
H  Personnel  from  TF  168.1/PACFAST  supported  CLIPPER  TROOP  WEST 
In  obtaining  and  processing  photographs  of  the  Soviet  recovery  of 
its  unmanned  test  spacecraft  "Dynasoar"  in  the  eastern  Indian 
Ocean.   PACFAST  also  provided  advance  copies  of  the  photographs 
to  COMNAVINTCOM  for  Washington  area  consumers. 
(U)  Hosted  U.S.  Naval  Academy  second  class  women  midshipmen  for  a 
half-day  orientation  program  on  the  Naval  Intelligence  Officer 
career  pattern  and  opportunities. 
(U)  Commander  Clayton  G.  ZUCKER,  USN,  was  relieved  by  Commander 
James  E.  NEWMAN,  USN,  as  CTU-1 68. 4.1 /Naval  Advisor,  Berlin. 
(U)  NIC-03/CTF-168  completed  a  TOY  period  in  the  Far  East  for 
briefings  and  discussions  with  foreign  personnel  and  TF-168 
elements.   Locations  visited  were  Honolulu,  Japan,  the  Republic 
of  the  Philippines  and  Singapore. 
(U)  Command  representatives  attended  the  Navy  Training  Plan  (NTP) 
conference  for  Naval  Command  Control  System  (NCCS)  afloat  covering 
manpower  and  training  requirements  for  manning  the  Tactical  Flag 
Command  Center  (TFCC)  equipment. 
(U)  CSO  personnel  conducted  the  Navy  ADP  security  test  at  FOSICPAC, 
Pearl  Harbor,  HI. 
(U)  Implemented  appropriate  actions  to  conduct  selective  Inspection 
of  subordinate  SCIFs. 
1  JUL  82: 
1  JUL  82: 
(U)  Naval  attache  positions  in  Italy,  Japan,  Norway,  and  the 
United  Kingdom  were  designated  as  major  shore  command  equivalents 
for  promotion  purposes. 
(U)  Mrs.  Doris  B.  Moore  replaced  Mr.  Alan  Oecilio  as  Head, 
Suitland  Branch  Office  (NAVINTCOM-15). 
1  JUL  82:     (U)  Established  the  Civilian  Employee  Assistance  Program.
JUL  - 
AUG  82: 
6 JUL  82: 
7 JUL  82: 
12 JUL  82: 
13 JUL  82: 
(U)  Approximately  240  Supervisors/Managers  were  trained  in  the 
Prevention  of  Sexual  Harassment. 
(U)  Captain  W.  0.  STUDEMAN  relieved  Captain  T.  A.  BROOKS  as 
Commanding  Officer  of  NFOIO. 
(U)  Promulgated  NAVINTCOMINST  3890, IB  (Intelligence  Production 
Tasking  Procedures)* 
(U)  Provided  an  OSIS  brief  to  the  Australian  Chief  of  the  Defense 
Force  Staff. 
(U)  Hosted  U.S.  Naval  Academy  second  class  women  midshipmen  for 
half-day  orientation  program  on  the  naval  Intelligence  Officer 
career  pattern  and  opportunities. 
13  JUL  82:     (U)  Surface  Warfare  Operational  Intelligence  (OPINTEL)  Analyst 
NEC  3905  was  approved. 
14  JUL  82:     (U)  U.  K.  Commodore  ( Intelligence )/Deputy  Directorate  of  Service 
Intelligence  (Warsaw  Pact)  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
escorted  by  a  BDILS(W)  officer. 
15  JUL  82:     (U)  Captain  E.  D.  SHEAFER,  Jr.  relieved  Captain  L.  T.  WRIGHT  as 
Commanding  Officer  of  NIPSSA  and  NIC-OQQ. 
15  JUL  82:    (U)  0P-009  and  CHNAVRES  gave  final  approval  for  22  new  1637  TAR 
officer  billets  to  be  introduced  into  the  NRIP  in  POMs  84  through 
88. 
20  JUL  82:     (U)  Represented  Navy  at  DIA/DB-5  joint  recognition  materials 
conference. 
21  JUL  82:    HMLProvided  training  and  recognition  materials  to  Morocco  and 
Pakistan  in  support  of  naval  training  programs. 
21  JUL  82:     (U)  Prepared  a  formal  recommendation  to  DIA  requesting  the  national 
validation  of  a  SPINTCOMM  facility  at  White  Beach  Okinawa  In 
support  of  COMPHIBGRU  ONE. 
21  JUL  i$2:     (U)  Edwin  P.  Wilson,  former  CTF  157  employee,  was  Indicted  in  Houston, 
Texas,  for  exporting  explosives. 
23  JUL  82:     (U)  Captain  Clinton  D.  SCHNEIDER,  USN,  relieved  Captain  Charles  F. 
NEUHAUS,  USN,  as  CTG-168.4/OIC  NLU  Munich. 
30  JUL  82:    fl  |  TG  168.1/PACFAST  and  Its  Karaiseya  Detachment  provided  briefings 
and  support  to  the  USS  KNOX  deployment  off  Vladivostok. 
1  AUG  82:    (U)  SS0  Navy  Implemented  changes  in  declassification  markings  for 
SCI  based  on  E0  12356.  ^
1  AUG  82:     (U)  Issued  revised  guidance  to  Navy  SSOfs  regarding  exceptions  to 
the  Two  Persons  Occupancy  Rule. 
1  AUG  82:     (U)  All  GM-13/15  positions  were  reviewed  for  remaining  in  or 
being  excluded  from  the  Merit  Pay  System  as  a  result  of  new  DON 
guidance  based  on  several  Fair  Labor  Standards  cases.   Sixty-two 
employees  were  converted  to  GS  status  as  a  result  of  this  review. 
1  AUG  82:     (U)  Annual  Activity  Training  Plans  were  completed. 
3  AUG  82:     (U)  Due  to  the  higher  estimates  of  project  cost  and  extended 
period  to  complete  IAIPS,  an  expansion  of  project  contracting 
authority  to  $160  million  and  seven  years  was  requested  and 
granted  by  the  Deputy  Undersecretary  of  the  Navy  for  Financial 
Management. 
4  AUG  82:     (U)  CTG  168.2/LANTFAST  conducted  demonstrations  and  briefings 
for  the  Director,  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  and  two  members  of 
his  staff. 
9  AUG  82:     (U)  The  local  DNI/COMNAVINTCOM  secure  voice  network  became  opera- 
tional, with  terminals  located  in  the  Pentagon,  NIC  I,  and  NIC  II. 
10  AUG  82:     (U)  Hosted  U.S.  Naval  Academy  second  class  women  midshipmen  for 
half-day  orientation  program  on  the  naval  Intelligence  Officer 
career  pattern  and  opportunities. 
15  AUG  82:    (U)  The  architectural  and  engineering  (A&E)  contract  for  the 
design  phase  of  the  Navy  and  Marine  Corps  Intelligence  Training 
Center  (N/MITC)  was  awarded  in  1981.   Completion  of  the  35  percent 
design  was  accomplished  on  15  August  1982;  continuation  to  90 
percent  design  was  authorized. 
16  AUG  82:     ^B  NIC-03  tasked  to  represent  the  DNI  at  a  continuing  OUSDRE  sponsored 
Reconnaissance  Systems  Review. 
17  AUG  82:     (U)  Captain  C.  F.  HOFFMAN  relieved  Rear  Admiral  J.  L.  BUTTS  as 
Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command. 
17  AUG  82:     (U)  Established  the  position  of  Coordinator  for  Legal  Affairs 
(NAVINTCOM-00L);  Mr.  H.  W.  Baumgardner  assumed  the  additional 
duty. 
20  AUG  82:     (U)  Captain  D.  S.  COOPER  relieved  Captain  C.  F.  HOFFMAN  as  Commanding 
Officer,  NISC. 
23  AUG  82:     (U)  CTG  168.2/LANTFAST  conducted  a  personal  briefing  for  the 
Chief  of  Naval  Operations  on  Operation  SMOKEY  TOPAZ. 
30  AUG  82:    ■  TF  168/PACFAST  provided  briefing  support  to  the  USS  BARBOUR 
COUNTY  deployment  off  Petropavlovsk.
1  SEP  82: 
1  SEP  82: 
1  SEP  82: 
1  SEP  82: 
9  SEP  82: 
10  SEP  82: 
10  SEP  82: 
10  SEP  82: 
14  SEP  82: 
15  SEP  82: 
15  SEP  82: 
16  SEP  82: 
16  SEP  82: 
(U)  Implemented  the  DOD  Periodic  Personnel  Security  Review  (PPSR) 
program  to  provide  an  on  going  individual  security  assessment 
program  for  persons  with  continuous  SCI  access. 
(U)  Attache  Affairs  Division  assumed  responsibilities  for  selection, 
purchasing,  and  distribution  of  mementos  under  the  Attache  Memento' 
Program  from  NICOPSMGT  209. 
(U)  Participated  in  Job  Fair  at  Bowie  State  College  to  inform 
college  students  about  employment  at  NAVINTCOM. 
(U)  Effected  a  Fleet  Digital  Imagery  Demo  aboard  the  USS  ENTERPRISE. 
(U)  Initiated  programming  action  to  establish  a  new  SPINTCOMM  at 
Newport,  RI  in  support  of  the  NAVWARCOL. 
■i  CTG  168.1/PACFAST  provided  significant  support  to  surveillance 
of  AGI  SSV-468  (ex-GAVRIL  SARYCHEV)  off  the  coast  of  Washington. 
(U)  The  Australian  DNI  visited  naval  intelligence  activities. 
(U)  The  Naval  Audit  Service  Capital  Region  (NAVAUDSVCAP)  conducted 
its  annual  audit  of  E&EE.   NAVAUDSVCAP  made  six  recommendations 
to  NAVINTCOM:  (1)  require  that  all  expenses  for  an  event  be 
included  on  a  single  claim,  (2)  limit  reimbursement  for  gifts  to 
those  of  an  official  nature,  (3)  eliminate  future  purchases  of 
calling  and  greeting  cards,  (4)  reemphasize  guidance  pertaining 
to  number  of  guests  and  expenses  for  gatherings  and  events,  (5) 
determine  and  record  the  cost  of  Government-furnished  transportation 
involved  with  attache  tours,  and  (6)  intensify  review  and  approval 
of  disbursements  and  supporting  documentation. 
(U)  Concluded  contracts  for  construction  of  the  Interbuilding 
Link  Conduit  and  the  Protected  Wireline  Distribution  System  in 
NIC  I  and  NIC  II. 
(U)  Hispanic  Program:  Guest  speaker  was  Congressman  Gonzales. 
(U)  The  Chief,  Military  Evaluations  Group,  Danish  Defense 
Intelligence  Service,  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command. 
  -—       *" 
An  Acoustic  Intelligence  Memorandum  of  Understanding  was 
signed  by  the  U.S.  Navy  and  the  Danish  Intelligence  Service.
20  SEP  82 
22  SEP  82: 
22  SEP  82: 
23  SEP  82: 
27  SEP  82: 
28  SEP  82 
30  SEP  82 
1  OCT  82 
(U)  Promulgated  first  analyzed  data  element  commonality  review  of 
NIPS-B,  TFCC,  OSIS,  NTWDB,  and  NCCS  data  bases. 
(U)  Second  annual  meeting  of  TF  168  Forward  Area  Support  Team 
OICs  was  convened  at  Suitland* 
(U)  Commenced  planning  to  provide  RADH  MOONEY  AUT0SEV0C0M  access 
at  the  Naval  Observatory. 
(U)  Assisted  in  completing  the  drafting  of  the  Radar  Imagery 
Interpretation  and  Exploitation  Training  Plan  working  as  Navy 
representative  with  the  Air  Force  as  Executive  Agent • 
(U)  Commenced  membership  on  NAVELEX/APL  NCCS  data  element 
commonality  working  group  to  standardize  all  Navy  Intelligence 
data  elements* 
(U)  Issued  revised  guidance  on  submission  of-  investigation  forms 
for  contractor  personnel  to  ensure  that  a  valid  SCI  requirement 
exists* 
1  OCT  82:     (U)  NRIP  Unit  CINCLANTFLT  INTELL  0286  was  established  in  Norfolk* 
1  OCT  82: 
12  OCT  82 
(U)  The  Interim  Front  End  Filter  attained  initial  operating 
capability  and  commenced  parallel  testing  with  the  SEA  WATCH  II 
Input  Message  Processor  (IMP)* 
(U)  The  Head  and  respresentatives  of  the  BND  Naval  Evaluation 
Group,  Munich,  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command* 
14  OCT  82:    (U)  The  French  DNI  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command. 
16-18  OCT  82:  (U)  Command  Representatives  participated  In  the  NRIP  Area  17 
inspection,  dined  out,  and  conducted  liaison  with  active  and 
Reserve  Intelligence  components  In  New  York. 
16-18  OCT  82:  (U)  EEO  specialist  attended  OPM's  FWP  Training  Seminar. 
18-22  Oct  82:  (U)  National  Federal  Women's  Week* 
21  OCT  82:     (U)  The  West  German  DNI  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command.
21  OCT  82:     (0)  Attended  a  DIA  semi-annual  review  of  NISC  S&T  Production. 
NOV  82: 
25  OCT  82:     (U)  The  Korean  DNI  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command. 
27  OCT  82:     (U)  The  Portuguese  DNI  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command • 
28  OCT  82:     (U)  NATO  representatives  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command 
subsequent  to  their  attendance  at  the  annual  SACLANT  Maritime 
Intelligence  Conference  in  Norfolk*   Representatives  visiting 
Washington  were  from  Canada,  the  United  Kingdom,  Norway,  Portugal, 
the  Netherlands,  Denmark,  France,  Germany,  and  Italy* 
(U)  Reviewed,  commented,  and  participated  in  the  development  of  a 
DCI  Physical  Security  Inspectors'  Conference. 
(U)  Commander  Howard  W.  ROGERS,  USN,  relieved  Commander  Donald 
DURR,  USN,  as  CTG-168.1/0IC  PACFAST. 
(U)  The  Italian  DNI  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command, 
(U)  Promulgated  Guardian  Bear  Sensor  Plan*   This  document  defines 
the  objectives  of  the  Special  Projects  sensor  development  program, 
sets  forth  the  policies  and  procedures  governing  the  organization 
and  the  interworking  relationships  between  the  program  sponsor 
and  the  resource  sponsors,  and  provides  an  overvelw  of  the 
planning,  programming,  and  budgeting  coordination. 
1-5  NOV  82:   (U)  DNI  sponsored  CINCFLT  N-2  Conference  at  NIC  Headquarters. 
1  NOV  82: 
1  NOV  82: 
1  NOV  82: 
1-5  NOV  82 
3  NOV  82 
4  NOV  82: 
(U)  Command  personnel  were  members  of  the  Blue  Ribbon  Panel  appointed 
by  the  DNI  to  produce  a  billet  base  which  expresses  valid  requirements 
for  officers  with  an  Intelligence  Specialist  or  Subspecialist 
designator. 
(U)  The  Japanese  DNI  visited  naval  intelligence  activities. 
5  NOV  82:
5  NOV  82 
11  NOV  82 
(U)  NIC-03/CTF  168  provided  a  comprehensive  review  of  Navy  HUMINT 
activities  to  representatives  of  the  House  of  Representatives, 
Appropriations  Committee  Surveys,  and  Investigations  Staff  in 
response  to  their  specific  questions* 
(U)  Conducted  a  IMPS  System  Requirements  Review  for  SEA  WATCH 
III. 
13-14  NOV  82:  (U)  Command  Representatives  attended  the  FICPAC  production  coord- 
ination meeting  in  San  Diego. 
15  NOV  82: 
15  NOV  82: 
17  NOV  82 
17  NOV  82: 
17  NOV  82: 
26  NOV  82: 
29  NOV  82: 
30  NOV  82: 
(U)  The  Director  of  Service  Intelligence,  Australian  Joint 
Intelligence  Organization  visited  Naval  Intelligence  Command. 
   TG  168.2/LANTFAST  provided  personnel  augmentation  to  three 
ships  Involved  In  Operation  ALERT  HOOVER  surveillance  of  a  Soviet 
task  group  deployed  to  the  Caribbean. 
CLUSTER  ODYSSEY,  the  Intelligence  subcommittee  of  the  Navy 
Space  Oceanography  Committee,  was  established  by  the  DNI  to 
investigate  the  entire  range  of  naval  intelligence  space-borne 
needs  and  requirements.   NIC-03  was  designated  a  co-chairman  of 
the  subcommittee. 
(U)  Judge  John  J.  McCarthy,  Chief  Administrative  Law  Judge,  Merit 
Systems  Protection  Board,  ruled  that  former  TF-157  contract 
civilians  were  entitled  to  all  benefits  and  rights  accorded  to 
Federal  Government  employees. 
(U)  Developed  a  Collection  Requirements  Guidance  Manual  for  use 
by  the  Naval  Investigative  Service. 
(U)  Command  personnel  represented  Navy  at  a  DIA  conference  on 
microfiche/aperture  card  production. 
1  DEC  82: 
5  DEC  82: 
Initiated  procurement  of  improved  ACINT  collection  system  for 
Guardian  Bear.
10   DEC  82: 
(U)   Mr.   John  Smith  of  NSWC  Dahlgren  was  named  the  first  recipient 
of   the  CTF-168  annual  Richard  J.    Bryce  Memorial  Award. 
11  DEC  82: 
Based  on  a  NIC-03/CTF  168  COLOP  message,  USDAO  Cairo  was 
able  to  determine  that  the  Soviet  passenger  ship  LEONID  SOBINOV 
was  carrying  723  Cuban  troops  to  Ethiopia.   During  the  return 
Suez  Canal  transit,  it  was  learned  that  504  Cuban  troops  were 
being  transported  home.   These  efforts  confirmed  the  presence  of 
Cuban  troops  in  Ethiopia  as  well  as  valuable  troop  rotation  data. 
16  DEC  82: 
18-22  DEC  82:  (U)  Federal  Women's  Week 
20  DEC  82: 
20  DEC  82: 
27  DEC  82: 
28  DEC  82: 
30  DEC  82: 
(U)  Promulgated  the  new  Active  Duty  for  Training  Catalogue  (NAV« 
INTCOMINST  1571.1C).
30  DEC  82: 
30  DEC  82: 
30  DEC  82: 
30  DEC  82: 
(U)  During  1982,  185  people  were  nominated  for  access  to  SCI,  205 
people  were  indoctrinated,  and  200  people  were  debriefed  for 
various  SCI  programs.   During  the  year  the  new  non-disclosure 
agreement  was  executed  for  all  personnel  having  access  to  SCI* 
(U)  Prepared  the  General  Defense  Intelligence  Program  (GDIP)  POM 
for  fiscal  years  1984  through  1988.  This  submission  was  based 
on  a  completely  new  programming  and  budgeting  system  developed 
by  the  Director  of  Central  Intelligence,  entitled  "Capabilities 
Programming  and  Budget"  (CPB).   CPB  replaced  the  Zero  Based 
Budgeting  (ZBB)  system  used  in  previous  years.   CPB  attempts  to 
relate  resources  to  functional  capabilities  for  substantive 
Intelligence  targets.   A  major  difference  between  ZBB  and  CPB 
is  that  ZBB  did  not  require  program  descriptions.   Under  CPB, 
resources  are  looked  at  by  function  and  country  through  use  of 
prescribed  target  elements ,  and  resources  are  directed  toward 
those  targets.   NIC-02  personnel  met  with  component  command 
comptrollers  and  budget  personnel  in  early  February  to  provide 
detailed  instruction  on  the  new  CPB  concept  and  procedures  for  . 
preparing  the  POM  submission  under  it. 
(U)  The  Navy  GDIP  for  1984  requested  $142.5  million  In  the  base 
program,  $101.2  million  in  ongoing  initiatives,  and  48.1  million 
in  new  Initiatives,  for  a  total  of  $291.8  million.   It  covered 
continued  emphasis  on  support  to  the  fleet,  maximum  effort  to 
complete  PPJVIRIE  WAGON,  new  research  on  support  and  development 
efforts  to  improve  the  quality  of  intelligence  collection;  support 
to  the  European,  Pacific,  and  Atlantic  theaters  (in  that  order 
or  priority);  maintenance  of  useful  capabilities  at  every  existing 
Navy  GDIP  activity  before  pursuing  new  initiatives;  the  maintenance 
of  S&T  contributions  to  US  weapons  and  systems  development;  and 
modernization  and  consolidation  of  ADP  support  to  GDIP  units  in 
CINCLANT. 
30  DEC  82: 
(U)  The  Defense  Intelligence  Agency  recommended  to  the  Director  of 
Central  Intelligence  that  the  Navy  GDIPP  be  approved  at  $243.9 
million.   On  11  August  1982  the  Secretary  of  Defense  had  advised 
the  Navy  that  its  GDIPP  had  interim  approval  at  $243.1  million 
pending  program  decisions  to  be  made  by  the  Director  of  Central 
Intelligence  during  the  fall  budget  review.   Following  that 
review,  the  approved  level  of  $247,5  million  was  Included  In  the 
President's  budget  which  went  to  the  Congress  in  January  1983.
30  DEC  82; 
(U)  The  FY  1984  program/budget  covered  the  entire  Navy  GDIP.   In 
December  1982  COMNAVINTCOM  and  the  DNI  decided  to  transfer 
responsibility  for  that  portion  of  the  GDIP  outside  NAVINTCOH 
(i.e.,  in  the  fleets  and  unified  commands)  to  OP-009N.   Future 
NIC-02  actions  would  address  only  NAVINTCOM  resources.