FTDP 23-4 FTD MISSION ORGANIZATION KEY PERSONNEL DECEMBER 1986 WRIGHT-PATTERSON AFB, OHIO
This Mission, Organization and Key Personnel pamphlet provides an overview of the FTD organization structure and key members of our staff who are responsible for assessing the aerospace technological threat to the United States. It also introduces the mission, products, and services of our Directorates and Divisions. I hope this information will help you better understand our important mission and service to the Air Force, Air Force Systems Command, and the intelligence community. GARY CULP, Colonel, USAF Commander
TABLE OF CONTENTS Organization Foreign Technology Division Office of the Commander Detached FTD Offices Directorate of Administration and Support Administration Division Management Operations Division Logistics Division Technical Publications and Reprographics Division Directorate of Information Services Systems Engineering Division Information Services Division Operations Division Applications Software Division Technical Translation Division Directorate of Plans and Operations Resource Management Division Operations Office Collection Management Division Plans and Programming Division Foreign Materiel Office Directorate of Systems Ballistic Systems Division Preliminary Design Division Electronic Defensive Systems Division Low Observable Office Aerodynamic Systems Division Space Systems Division Directorate of Sensor Data Acquisition Management Division MASINT Exploitation Division Imagery Exploitation Division Signal Exploitation Division Telemetry Expioitation Division Directorate of Technology and Threat Command, Conirol, and Communications Division Threat Division Technology Division Program Development Office Security Office Special Security Management Division Information Security Division Meteorology ili
EXPLANATION OF USE AND FORMAT The Foreign Technology Division Organization, Mission, and Key Personnel pamphlet is published to familiarize you with not only our general mission, but the product and services we provide. The following example explains the functional diagrams contained in the pamphiet. OFFICE TITLE (SYMBOL) Key Individual Building/Room Telephone Number
THE FOREIGN TECHNOLOGY DIVISION MISSION Acquire, collect, analyze, produce, and disseminate foreign aerospace scientific and technical (S&T) intelligence. Conduct an integrated analysis program to meet the intelligence production requirements of the USAF Systems Command, the AF Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence, and the Defense Intelligence Agency. Provide finished S&T intelligence to the operational commands of the USAF and JCS. Operate an S&T intelligence data handling system and collaborate with other organi- zations to improve the cellection, acquisition, and use of foreign technology and technical intelligence. Develop and maintain the highest attainable level of knowledge concerning current and projected foreign aerospace technology trends and capabilities. Determine their impact on performance capabilities, limitations and vulnerabilities of current and future foreign weapon systems and equipment to preclude technological surprise to the United States, support US research and development, and respond to the needs of operational forces. SPECIAL ASSISTANT COMMANDER ° FOR ENLISTED MATTERS VICE COMMANDER EXECUTIVE OFFICER -_ aman eS === aso = =p —_ = HEADQUARTERS SECURITY DET 3% STAFF DET 22 NATIONAL ' SQUADRON SECTION OFFICE 6592d MES METEOROLOGST AF6AC CRYPTOLOGICAL DIRECTORATE OF DIRECTORATE OF SYSTEMS { SENSOR DATA BMO (AFSC) HQ USAF/INYST
OFFICE OF THE COMMANDER FUNCTIONS Vice Commander (CVj: Serves as_ principal assistant and advisor to the Commander in the for- mulation of policies, plans and directives. Represents the Commander as the organizational IG; OPR for Congressional matters; Chairperson, Unit Advisory Council; and Senior Intelligence Officer. Chief Scientist (CCN): Advises the Commander on the scientific and technical efficiency of plans and programs. Administers the FTD Quality Assurance Program. Represents the Commander on scientific and technical boards and committees. Serves as the FTD representative for Air Force Scientific Advisory Affairs. Executive Officer (CCE): Provides executive and administrative support to the Command elements. Plans, coordinates and maintains staff control over activities concerned with protocol and distinguished visitor arrangements. Provides historical services. Monitors and schedules all FTD Conference Rooms. Special Assistant for Enlisted Matters (CMS): Maintains liaison between the Commander and the enlisted force. Advises the Commander on problems, morale, and attitudes. Monitors compliance with Air Force appearance, conduct, and performance standards. Represents the enlisted force. Detachments: Serve as field extensions to HQ. FTD in the European and Pacific areas by acquiring, assessing and reporting on foreign aerospace scienufic and technical information and providing liaison assistance and technical collection support to the USAFE/PACAF Headquarters, other USAF activities, and other agencies. Liaison Offices: Provide an interface between their assigned major commands/other agencies and FTD by effecting a mutual exchange of the expertise available at the various locations. HQ Squadron Section (CCQ): Maintains military control over enlisted personnel assigned or attached to HQ FTD. Advises on military personnel problems and procedures of concern to the Commander and FTD military supervisors. Maintains an OJT program as outlined in AFM 50-23. COMMANDER (CC) COMMANDER Col G. Culp VICE COMMANDER Col G. A. Smith CHIEF SCIENTIST Vacant EXECUTIVE OFFICER Maj W. R. Friese EXECUTIVE SERVICES Ms L. E. Armstrong PROTOCOL OFFICE Miss B. J. Bush HISTORICAL OFFICE Mr. B. B. Stacy SPECIAL ASSISTANT FOR ENLISTED MATTERS CMSsgt J. Mullins HEADQUARTERS SQUADRON COMMANDER Capt W. Guido FIRST SERGEANT SMSgt R. Tool
DETACHED FTD OFFICES LIAISON OFFICERS NSA Capt K. I. Parker HQ USAF/INYST Capt W. L. Shelton HQ SAC Capt H. Semjonovs US SPACECOM Capt J. B. Holstun HQ TAC Lt Col B. A. Miller HQ ESC Capt W. Koozin HQ TFWC Capt E. Watkins AD (AFSC) Vacant SD (AFSC) Capt G. Playle BMO (AFSC) Capt A. D. Hebb DETACHMENT 3 Commander Col D. E. Clark DETACHMENT 4 Commander Col W. K. Sung AUTOVON 235-8763 AUTOVON 225-1358 AUTOVON 271-4574 AUTOVON 834-1211 ext 3068 AUTOVON 574-5303 AUTOVON 945-2645 AUTOVON 282-3688 682-5071 AUTOVON 872-3905 AUTOVON 833-0135 AUTOVON 876-4275 314-339-3628 /6229 315-248-1101 ext 57209
DIRECTORATE OF ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT (SU) MISSION Manages support functions, including administration, logistics, facilities planning and maintenance, personnel resources, training, reprographics and inspections. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Directs facilities planning, military construction and modification programs. Manages the budget and financial for support services. Directs supply, transportation, maintenance, and safety programs. Directs the reproduction of finished intelligence products and the production of briefing products. PUBLIC AFFAIRS (PA) MSgt J. R. Hodgson B56/E173 73618 ADMINISTRATION DIVISION (DA) Maj J. A. Tusinski | 856/E190B 72917 Directs administration programs and policies. Directs and manages the self-inspection program and interfaces with higher headquarters on inspection activities. Directs the Public Affairs program. DIRECTOR (SU) Co} K. Geraghty y SS6/E179 73618 DEPUTY DIRECTOR Le Col W. F. Erharde, HY B56/E175 73618 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Mr. R. Platzer 856j/EL73A 73618 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Capt L. S. Buerki 956jE176 73618 MANAGEMENT LOGISTICS OPERATIONS DIVISION (MC) DIVISION (LG) Maj R. H. Smith Mr. R. Menozzi 856/Ci06 73621 856/W176 PLANS AND PROGRAMS (SUP) Mr. J. 0 Bowman 856;E176 75182 TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND REPROGRAPHICS DIVISION (PT) Maj, B. E. Dee 856/WI11S 77404
MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS DIVISION (MC) MISSION Manages personnel resources and establishes policies and procedures for administering FTD’s personnel resource programs. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Insures adequate personnel manning to meet mission requirements. Administer the Position Management Program. Provides staff liaison with the Civilian Personnel Office of Aeronautical Systems Division and provides staff advice and guidance on civilian resource programs, plans, and procedures. Provides special staff liaison with the Consolidated Base Personnel Office of the 2750th Air Base Wing and provides staff advice and guidance on military resource programs, plans, and procedures. Manages the awards and decorations program. Monitors the suggestion program. Develops, maintains, and presents Newcomers’ and Family Orientations. 856,C106 CIVILIAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (MCC) Mr. T. E. Keller F 856/ClO3A FeO? | 856/C106 MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS DIVISION (MC) Maj RH. Smith MILITARY RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (MCM) Ms L. G. Vance Manages military and civilian education and training programs with the excepuon of OFT. Administers the Intelligence Career Development Program ‘ICDP! and Civilian Executive Development Programs. Manages the Reserve Individual Mobilization Augmentee Program. Administers the Equal Employment Opportunity Program. Manages the Learning Center. Manages Warrior Program. TRAINING PROGRAM OFFICE (MCT) Ms 8. Anderson B56/CIO7A
LOGISTICS DIVISION (LG) MISSION Manages logistics programs authorized under Host-Tenancy agreements. Manages FTD vehicles. Manages military construction programs and minor construction programs. Monitors the use of equipment and logistical resources. Responsible for supply and equipment acquisition, accountability and discipline. Manages maintenance and repair of real property. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Directs the maintenance and repair of real property. Manages the equipment and supply program to include funding, acquisition, receipt inventory, disposition and stor- age, and disposal. Acts as haison between FTD and WPAFB Host services for supply, maintenance service, and equipment support. Manages equipment rental, maintenance, and miscel- laneous contract servicer. Manages custodial services. Provides transportation support for supplies and equip- ment (domestic and foreign material). Manages the safety and energy conservation programs. Provides classified material destruction and precious metal recovery service. Provides emergency facilitites maintenance and repair services. Directs facilities planning, military construction, modifi- cation programs, and equipment installation. Manages the budget and financial programs for sup- ples, equipment, facilities modification, and facilities maintenance. 856/W176 OPERATIONS MAINTENANCE BRANCH (LGM) Mr. R Young B56 W178 LOGISTICS BIVISION (LG) Mr. R. Menozzi FACILITIES ENGINEERING OFFICE (LGF) Mr. D. Masin 3856/4 172C SUPPLY BRANCH (LG&) Mr. R. A. Jankowski 856;/Wi77
TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND REPROGRAPHICS DIVISION (PT) MISSION Provides production support for scientific and technical intelligence publications and other communication products. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Provides art, editorial, typographic, composition and Monitors the budget for procurement and the use of printing support for DIA tasked products, departmental stud- office copiers and viewer/printers. ies, and Technical Intelligence Bulletins. Provides administrative graphic art support. Provides lithographic, printing, and bindery services for intelligence and administrative reproduction requirements. Provides micrographic support for technical translations, CIRC, document dissemination, and file reduction programs. TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS AND REFROGRAPHICS DIVISION (PT) Ma). B. E. Dee 856. W118 TECHNICAL ADVISOR Mr. J. B. Fisher 856/W118 77404 PRODUCTION SCHEDULING Mrs. J. A. Killin 856;W118 REPRODUCTION BRANCH (DAR) Mr. C. S. Gartin PUBLICATIONS BRANCH (P71) Mr. R. E. Siemer B56/Wi1S 856;Wil4C
DIRECTORATE OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS (SI) MISSION Provides data and information processing to all users in support of mission accomplish- ment. Directs the design, development, acquisition, operation and maintenance of al! data and information processing systems. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Develops, implements and operates translation services. Manages the statistical support and administration of external assistance contracts. Acquires, operates and maintains automatic data processing (ADP) resources. Monitors, controls and approves reports under the Information Requirement Management Control Program (IRMCQ). Provides for the design, development and acquisition of computational and analytical services. Provides for the acquisition, dissemination, storage and retneval of scientific and technical (S&T) intelligence information. Directs planning, programming, procurement and maintenance for communications-electronics systems. DIRECTOR (81) Got K. J. Druva 828/201 DEPUTY DIRECTOR Li Cot H. L. Clonch 828/205 73233 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Mr. C. A. Mangio 828/203A EXECUTIVE OFFICER Capt K. T. Dunstan 828/203 CONTRACTS OFFICE Mr. F.1. Davis 828/147 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DIVISION (SIE) Lt Col L. C. Loar INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION (80) Li Col M. Byrne 856/E163 TECHNICAL TRANELATION OPERATIONS APPLICATIONS BOFTWARE Maj J. T. Sirong Mr, W.R. Mace Mr. D. S. Lush 828/188 828/243 72478 *
SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DIVISION (SIE) MISSION Provides the focus for management of ADP planning and acquisition. Projects need for future acquisitions based on anticipated growth and usage, and interacts with users to determine requirements. Provides support to Information Support System (ISS) users by managing ISS training, documentation and problem resolution. Justifies new software requirements and recommends procurement strategies. Provides data base services and serves as Data Base Administrator for all FTD corporate data bases. Serves as the focal point for FTD’s Information Requirements Management (IRM) program. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Provides overall data base system Management for F TD's corporate data base, including requirement analysis, input capabilities, product generation, and user training. Manages the development of information models and data base structures. Provides support for general purpose program products on the Information Support System. Provides documentation, training, and consultation on end-user software tools, office automation systems, and the ISS computing system. Focal point for problem reporting and small computing support. 828:292 828/292 DATA BASE MANAGEMENT BRANCH (SIED) Mr. B. R. Quigley | 828/202 828/292 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DIVISION (SIE} Li Col L. C. Loar TECHNICAL ADVISOR Mr. P. D. Keesee FUNCTIONAL SUPPORT BRANCH (SIEF) Mr. V. A. Bryant 10 Provides assistance to all users of FTD Intelligent ter- minals and Office Automation terminals. Plans, designs, develops and manages the acquisition and implementation of data processing hardware and software to support all facets of FTD intelligence production activities. Directs feasibility studies evaluating proposed solutions to meet defined requirements. Formulates acquisition plans and design approaches for implementing new systems. 74671 PROJECT MANAGEMENT BRANCH (SIEF) Capt R. L. Kump 72575 828/292 74758
INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION (SH) MISSION Provides FTD and selected DoD S&T activities with information support to include the acquisition, storage, and dissemination of scientific and technical intelligence information and products. Provides information research and retrieval services for analysts. Supports the DoD Central Information Reference and Control (CIRC) S&T intelligence data base. Manages the Scientific and Technical Intelligence Information Services Program (STIISP) open- source S&T literature exploitation effort to include the acquisition of maternal and its input into CIRC. Provides distribution of electrical messages. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Solicits and establishes standing intelligence document Prepares dissemination lists for finished intelligence requirements for FTD and other AFSC divisions. products. Acquires other intelligence and open-source materials Maintains open-source and intelligence libraries con- necessary to support specific analyst requests. taining basic standard references, commonly used open- source S&T journals and other publications, finished Processes and disseminates incoming intelligence prod- intelligence documents, intelligence messages, MC & G ucts and provides for distribution of electrical messages. products, and other miscellaneous materials. Selects and processes S&T intelligence material into the Constructs, maintains, and disseminates current awar- CIRC dat base ness profiles for FTD analysts to insure they are advised of the latest information in CIRC pertaining to their specific areas Exercises overall tasking, provides selection criteria, and of interest. implements quality assurance procedures for external con- tractors acquiring open-source S&T literature and processing Conducts in-depth information research and retrieval such hterature for input into CIRC. using CIRC and other data bases to satisfy specific areas of interest. Publishes guidance on CIRC selection, input and retrieval procedures for other CIRC participants and sup- porting contractors. INFORMATION SERVICES DIVISION (521) Lt Col M. Byrne B56/E163 TECHNICAL ADVISOR Dr. J. H. Canfield DOCUMENT SERVICES BRANCH (S38) Maj T. A. Wheistone INFORMATION AESEARCH BRANCH (STIR) INPUT PROCESSING BRANCH (SIP) Mr. P. R. Cowgill Mr. TL. Parry ‘Actg, 856/E162 855/EI6) 8S6/E148 3
OPERATIONS DIVISION (SIO) MISSION Provides for the installation, operation and maintenance ofall general purpose computer systems and for designated special purpose computer systems and for the ADP Equipment Control Function. Provides the communications-electronics support function. Provides for the procurement of ADP equipment software and services. Develops, installs, evaluates, modifies, and/or maintains operating system software. Provides expertise and consultation to all activ- ities which require inputs relating to system software matters. Accomplishes the maintenance, query, and dissemination of products of automated intelligence information systems. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Installs, supports and services all operating systems soft- ware to include executive monitors, compilers, assemblers, loaders, and general purpose software products. rovides recommendations for hardware system con- figurations to support user requirements and participates in software design reviews. Initiates procurement action to acquire ADP Systems and services, and maintains ADPE inventory. Provides and consults for ADPE site planning and provides for ADP equipment installation, operation and maintenance. Directs the planning, programming, procurement, maintenance and security for communications-electronics systems. Conducts operating system tests and certifications for ADP procurements. 828/243 828/243 COMPUTER AND COMMUNICATIONS OPERATIONS BRANCH (SIOC) Mr. L. Lewis 828/125 OPERATIONS DIVISION (SIO) Mr. W. R. Mace DEPUTY DIVISION CHIE? Lt Col H. Miller OPERATIONS SUPPORT BRANCH (S100) Receives, prepares, and submits input data for computer processing in support of intelligence information handling systems and data bases. Controls the management, maintenance and modifi- cation of intelligence information data bases. Manages retrospective retrieval and query functions to satisfy users of the systems, Monitors of on-line data base systems. Manages, maintains, and operates an inventory of microfiche documents referenced in automated information systems, Receives, controls, and disseminates collateral and com- partmented computer data base retrieval products. Receives and prepares messages traffic for dispatch. 72478 72478 OPERATING SYSTEM SOFTWARE BRANCH (S306) Mr. T. D. Persing 828/211 74757
APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE DIVISION (SIR) MISSION Provides for the acquisition, development, implementation and maintenance of application software and techniques required to support analytic processes and automated information handling requirements. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Develops, implements and maintains application soft- ware for all organizations who need assistance. Implements, maintains and updates contractor supplied software. Acquires, implements, maintains and updates com- mercially acquired data base management systems. Converts, to the FTD computers, software received from other organizations. Acquires, develops, implements and maintains a gener- alized graphical/plotting library for all computer users. 828/281 ANALYTIC SOFTWARE MRANCH (SIRS) Mr. A. A Andenon APPLICATIONS 20FTWARE DIVISION (SIR) Mr. D.5. Lush 13 Provides consultation services in the areas of mathe- matics, data base development, software development, etc. Assists in the review of contract specifications which involve software development. Provides education and information on the use of appli- cations software, data base management software, graphics library, mathematical and statistical library, etc. Acquires, develops, implements and maintains a gener- alized mathematical and statistical software library for all computer users. INFORMATION SYSTEMS SOFTWARE BRANCH (SIRI) Mr. W. B. Cooke 828/281 73188
TECHNICAL TRANSLATION DIVISION (SIT) MISSION Accomplishes the translation of scienufic and technical material in various languages using machine translation (MT) systems and manual translation. Russian-to-English and French-to-English MT systems are ope:ational, and German-to-English and Japanese-to- English systems are under development. Maintains liaison with the scientific and linguistic community in MT research and development activities. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Provides machine translations of Soviet documents for Provides translations for inclusion in studies, analysis and FTD and DoD requesters. estimates which are made in response to DoD, DIA, AF, AFSC, and FID tasks. Provides manually accomplished translations of Russian and other foreign language documents, Acts as a clearing house for modifications to the Russian- English system used by other government agencies. Provides on-the-spot oral translation for in-house requesters. Provides machine translation of Soviet Patents for entry into CIRC II. Performs continuous evaluation, lexicography, and system-update functions to support the MT systems. ‘CHNICAL TRANSLATION DIVISION (SIF) Maj. J. T. Strong TE 828/188 TECHNICAL ADVISOR Mr. D. A. Bastad B56, E152 OPERATIONS BRANCH (SITO) TRANSLATION #RANCH (SITR) SMSgt M. P. Falco Mr. J. 4. Miller 828/183 BS56/E153 14
DIRECTORATE OF PLANS AND OPERATIONS (XO) MISSION Directs FTD planning, programming and budgeting; the management of intelligence collection requirements and requirements systems; the administration of FTD external relationships to include foreign disclosure and detachment/liaison affairs; the management of current intelligence and watch functions; and the acquisition testing, and exploitation of foreign material to include exploitation of airshows and trade fairs. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Serves as the principal advisor to the FTD Commander for matters relatir:g to collection requirements and collection systems plans and programs. Develeps plans and policies relating to FTD resource allocations. Provides for programs, budgets, and financial plans, and intelligence production schedules. Acts as a focal point fur al, iteiligence tasking. Serves as focal point un all foreign disclosure related matters; implements and administers FTD delegated dis- closure authority. Directs the FYG management analysis program and maintains management infurmation systems. Directs the operation of the Watch Team which serves as the Commander’s representative during non-duty hours, 856/E215 856/E215 BS6/E215 f 856/E215 RESOURCE MANAGEMED.T DIVISION (XOF) Vt Got J. B Sparks B56/E213 856, £279 COLLECTION MANAGEMENT DIVISION (XOQ) Mr. C. N. Allgood, Je. 856,E205 Co! R. L. Abrahamson DEPUTY DIRECTOR TECHMICAL DIRECTOR Mr. C. A. Deen EXECUTIVE OFFICER Capt L. M. Grant PLANS DIVISION (XOX) Ms. E. W. Woedde and provides current intelligence support to FTD and other locally based military organizations. Proposes, develops and integrates FTD goals, objectives and priorities into the FTD planning process and produces all FTD plans. Provides the interface between HQ FTD and the FTD detachments. Supports administration of FTD liaison offices. Provides administrative staffing, monitoring and tracking of FTD support agreements and memoranda of understanding. Directs the management of the programs exploiting foreign S&T aerospace and electronics materiel. OPERATIONS DIVISION (XOO)} Mr. E. B. Wilson : 856/E126 74229 FOREIGN MATERIEL OFFICE (XOM) Lz Col L. G. Hom 856/E209
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DIVISION (XOF) MISSION Manages the FTD budget, anf financial plans. Serves as senior FTD financial advisor and as the single point of contact for contracting and procurement requirements. Administers the tasking requirements levied on FTD for scheduled and unscheduled production of S&T intelligence, as well as external briefings and visits to FTD by individuals and groups. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Serves as the focal point for the receipt, processing and scheduling of all scheduled and unscheduled tasks levied on FTD. Interfaces with external organizations on production policy /pracedures. Provides briefing coordination services for the FTD staff. Develops and implements production process guidance, tracking and trend analysis, and administers S&T intelligence production schedules. Directs the FTD management analysis function. 856/E279 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BRANCH (XOFF) Mr. W. M. Krise 856/E204 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT DIVISION (XOF) Lt Col J. B. Sparks 16 Serves as the focal point for ali GAO and AFAA inspec- tions and visits. Administers, manages and disburses the Intelligence Contingency Fund (ICF}. Prepares budget estimate inputs. System manager for the FTD Integrated Management Information System (IMICS). Manages the investment procurement program and operations operating budget appropriations. FRODUCTION PROGRAMS BRANCH (XOFP) Mr. E. j. Lucia 856/275 73076
OPERATIONS DIVISION (X00) MISSION Provides time-sensitive current intelligence services and activities. Correlates and dissem- inates all-source event-related data directly to analytical elements and performs time-sensitive notifications. Publishes multi-subject S&T intelligence information of immediate and direct interest to the Air Force. Provides current intelligence support to AFLC and ASD. Manages foreign disclosure policy matters for FTD and provides support to FTD Detachments and Liaison Officers. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Publishes the FTD Weekly Aerospace Systems Report. Operates all-source DACOM facsimile terminal. Publishes special category aperiodic S&TI reports. Provides point-to-point teletype communications with NSA, DEFSMAC, and ADCOM/ADIC. Prepares and presents daily all-source current intelli- gence briefings to the FTD Commander and staff. Serves as focal point on all foreign disclesure-related matters; implements and administers FTD-delegated disclo- Publishes the FTD Monthly All-Source Soviet and PRC sure authority. Missile Launch Data Reports. Provides the interface between HQ FTD and the FTD Reviews incoming messages 24 hours a day and alerts Detachments. Supports administration of FTD Liaison recipients of time-sensitive suspenses and activities. Officers. Prepares and presents scheduled current intelligence Provides administrative staffing, monitoring and briefings to Commanders and Staff of AFLC, ASD, AFALC, tracking of FTD support agreements and memoranda of AFIT, and DESC. Also provides ad hoc SCI current intel- understanding. ligence support. Publishes daily FTD Core Team Intelligence Summaries. OPERATIONS DIVISION (XOO} Mr. E. B. Wilson 856/E125 ERIEFING BXANCH (XOOB) Cap G. S. Schikora B56/E12B 76059 OFERATIONS BRANCH (XOOO) Mr. D. E. Rehms (Actg) 856/E127 FOREIGN DISCLOSURE-EXTEREN AFPAIRS BRANCH (XOOF) Mr. R. O. Hughes 76058 856/E225A 17
COLLECTION MANAGEMENT DIVISION (XOQ) MISSION Manages all-source collection requirements, requirements systems, and selected Air Force sensor collection programs. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Consolidates and submits all formal scientific and tech- nical intelligence collection requirements. Manages requirements systems; the focal point for con- tact with national requirements systems. Represents FTD on national-level working groups and subcommittees as requirements interface. Recommends the deployment and operation of selected sensor systems. 356/E209 REQUIREMENTS AND EVALUATIGN BRANCH (XOQR) Ms. R. W. Crews 856/E221 73857 CGLLECTION MANAGEMENT DIVISION (XOQ) Mr. C.N. Allgood 18 Conducts annual Intelligence Community user meetings and develops sensor plans, budgets, and programs. Recommends new and improved sensor systems in response to validated intelligence community requirements. As executive agent for HO. USAF, manages selected Air Force sensor collection programs and represents FTD/AF as technical sensor expert. SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS BRANCH (XOGP) Mr. G. P. Desch 856/E129
PLANS AND PROGRAMMING DIVISION (XOX) MISSION Serves as the planning and resource programming advisor, manager, and implementor for FTD. Proposes, develops, and integrates FTD goals, objectives, and priorities based on the analysis of near- and long-term trends, the internal-external environments and imposed conditions. Performs broad mission analysis, including consumer interface, for long-range resources and operations planning. Directs and manages the development of FTD resource program proposals for submission to higher headquariers. Tracks and monitors results and provides follow-up action. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Conducts research to surface issues impacting the FTD mission and serves as the Commander's Action Office for the resolution of issues validated as organizational concerns. Collates the organizational concerns, integrates external top-down guidance, and produces the Corporate Issue Pack- age, Coraposite Pianning Guidance, Planning Information Memorandums, the Corporate Plan, and the Implementation Plan. Provides FTD-wide interface, expertise, and perspective; and generates 5-year resource program proposals and manages the submissions through various decision-making channels. Insures follow-up and effective results. Provides an interface between national/departmental planners and programmers and FTD by effecting a mutual exchange of the expertise at the various levels of government. PLANS 856/E2'3 PLANS GROUP (XOX-!) Mr. M. G. Passanits 856/E213 AND PRI DIVISION (XOX) Mr. E. W. Wooddell Performs research and analysis to develop strategies for acquiring the additional resources and advanced methodolo- gies required vo cope with evolving and new mission impacts and with changing consumer product needs. Provides staff management follow-up actions to insure that approved initiatives are included in the annual program- ming cycle. Provides executive secretariat support and administra- tion to the FTD Priorities and Evaluation Board and to the Executive Council. PROGRAMMING GROUP (XOX-2) Mr. C. T. Moseley 856/E213 19
FOREIGN MATERIEL OFFICE (XOM) MISSION Acquires and processes foreign materiel for USAF organizations. Manages USAF S&T testing and exploitation on materiel acquired, the Quick Reaction Personnel program, and the exploitation of air shows and trade fairs. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Develops and manages the USAF Foreign Materiel Plans for, organizes, trains and conducts special quick Exploitation Program. reaction field operations team activities for world-wide re- trievai or on-site exploitation of foreign aerospace materiel. Develops and publishes the USAF Computerized Foreign Materiel Listing. Assists analysts in exploiting foreign materiel. Reviews, moniotrs the publishing and distribution of the Assembles, disassembles and stores foreign equipment. Foreign Electronic Tube Listing. Plans for and conducts collection actions to obtain Develops foreign materiel acquisition plans. information on foreign materiel. Responsible for development and procurement of foreign materiel exploitation devices. FOREIGN MATERIEL OFFICE (KOM) Lt Col L. G. Hom 856,/E235 EXPLOITATION GROUP Mr. K. F. Pearsall OPERATIONS GROUP Mr. R. A. Naill (Actg) ACQUISITION GROUP Mr. J S. King, ITE f 856/E235 856/E235 20
DIRECTORATE OF SYSTEMS (SD) MISSION Plans, directs, and manages the production of S&T intelligence on the characteristics, capabilities, limitations and vulnerabilities of foreign offensive and defensive aerospace systems. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Directs the S&T analysis and production of all source intelligence on foreign weapon and space systems. DIRECTOR Col V. J. Cline 856/E259 DEPUTY DIRECTOR Li Cot C. R. Wiliams 856/E259 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR 72858 Mr. T.R. Pedtke 856,E259 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Li R. M. Kearns 856/E259 ELECTRONIC DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS DIVISION (5DE) Col T. P. Foster BALLISTIC SYSTEMS DIVISION (SDB) Mr. W. A. Stewart BS6/E2504 AERODYNAMICS SYSTEMS Directs the management of the programs exploiting foreign S&T aerospace materiel. PRELIMINARY DESIGN DIVISION (SDD) Mr. R. H. George SPACE SYSTEMS DIVISION (8DN) DIVISION (8D5) Col R. E. Walsh Col S. M. Sheldon 856/E239 73155 | B56/E257 74129 21
BALLISTIC SYSTEMS DIVISION (SDB) MISSION Plans, directs and controls the analysis and reporting of foreign ballistic missile weapon systerns. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Provides systems analvsis and finished intelligence describing the performance, threat characteristics, and operational effectiveness of existing foreign ballistic missiles. Analyzes foreign rocket propulsion programs from the hardware development phase onward. Analyzes data relating to guidance, contral, post-boost, and re-entry subsystems from the hardware development phase onward. Generates mathematical models and simulations. Analyzes data and produces finished intelligence prod- ucts relating to deployed foreign ballistic missile facilities, facility vulnerability, test ranges, and instrumentation. BALLISTIC SYSTEMS DIVISION (SDB) Provides collection evaluations and guidance for data sensors collection improvement. Assists USAF and DIA in preparation of National Intelligence Estimates. Provides technical support to, and FTD/USAF repre- sentation on, various committees and groups to include Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START) and verification. Mr. Wo A. Stewart 856:E250A Mr. J. F. Setchetl 856, E2054 MISSELE FACILITIES BRANCH ‘SDBF) Maj D. J. Clow 856,£247 MISSILE GUIDANCE AND REENTRY BRANCH (SDBG) Maj J. G. Moore h 856/E248 72353 ROCKET PROFULSION BRANCH (SDBP) Mr. W. L. Ipe 856/E256 72756 MISSILE SYSTEMS BRANCH (SD8S) Mr. R. P. Kates 22
PRELIMINARY DESIGN DIVISION (SDD) MiSSION Provides all-source technica! intelligence analysis to determine the characteristics of foreign aerospace vehicles and provides performance evaluations for operational conditions. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Defines aerospace vehicle characterisitcs. Participates in foreign materiel exploitations. Defines the performance capabilities and limitations of Provides quick-reaction responses in the areas of design aerospace vehicles. and performance analyses. Provides consultation on aerodynamics, mass properties Investigates the effects on vehicle assessments of various estimation, structural analysis, design, performance, and sensor mixes. sensor data integration. Documents analyses in formal engineering reports. Develops analytical methods and techniques involving computer applications of aerospace engineering disciplines. PRELIMINARY DESIGN DIVISION (SDD) Mr. R. 8. George 856/E228 BALLISTIC AND SPACE DESIGN BRANCH (SDDS) Mr. L. J}. Howie AIRCRAFT DESIGN AERODYNAMIC MISSILE. BRANCH (SPDN) DEZIGN ERANCH (SDDY) Mr. J. E. Schmathofer Mr J G Scaghone 856,E229 856/229 856/E228 23
ELECTRONIC DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS DIVISION (SDE) MISSION Manages the FTD program for the analysis and reporting of technical intelligence related to operational and developmental foreign electronic defensive systems, including radar, defensive missile, countermeasure and electro-optical systems. Provides the inputs to S&T intelligence data base to support Air Force simulation validation and electronic warfare reprogramming. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Determines and reports the characteristics of aerospace and ground-based foreign electronic countermeasures i‘ECM), and electronic support measures «ESM) systems, radar reflective material and dispensers, and radar absorptive materials. Studies and reports on foreign electro-optic systems including fire control, guidance, and surveillance; airborne reconnaissance systems including SLAR; and low energy laser systems, applications, and technology. Maintains and reports on foreign electro-optic countermeasures (active and passive) and attempts at optical concealment. »lanages the production and reporting of performance and characteristics of foreign surface-to-air/anti-ballistic missile systems and anti-aircaft artillery (AAA) fire control radar systems. 856/E266 856,E266 DEFENSIVE MISSILES UNTERMEASURES BRANCH (SDEC} BRANCH (SDED) Mir. F. Nagte Maj F. J. Swartz $56/£232 856;E232 73951 ELECTRONIC DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS DIVISION (SDE) Cot T. O. Foster TECHNICAL ADVISOR Mr. J. P. Smith 24 Contributes studies and trends for the National Intel- ligence Estimate (MIE) and Strategic Arms Reduction Talks. Manages the production and reporting of intelligence on performance and characteristics of ground based air defense and anti-ballistic missile early warning and acquisition radar systems. Provides technical guidance for, and technical assistance in conducting foreign material exploitation programs. Provides inputs to Air Force Electronic Warfare sim- ulation programs and to the Air Force Electronic Warfare Integrated Reprogramming program. RADAR BRANCH (SDER) Mr. R. J. Werner 856,E253 ELECTRO-OPTICS BAANCH (SDEO) Mr. R. C. Frick f 856/E232 74215
LOW OBSERVABLES OFFICE (SDL) MISSION Determine and define the threat to USAF programs. Assess expected reactions to developmental USAF weapon systems. Assess the integrated performance and characteristics of foreign aerodynamic systems. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Integrates technica! intelligence information, sensor data, telemetry data, and engineering assessments into foreign aerodynamic assessments. Provides, reviews, and approves completed threat analysis. Provides technica] guidance and evaluations of intel- ligence collection programs. Prepares predicted signature characteristics of current and developmental foreign aerodynamic systems. Analyzes signature measurement capabilities associated with test ranges. Prepares intelligence assessments for incorporation into National Intelligence Estimates (NIEs) and specialized consumer requirements. Assesses appropriate aerodynamic research, develop- ment, and test facilities. LOW OBSERVABLES OFFICE (SDL) Mr. P. E. Lathrop 828/292G 25
AERODYNAMIC SYSTEMS DIVISION (SDN) MISSION Plans, directs, and controls the FTD aerodynamic weapons systems S&T analysis program; manages the procuction of S&T intelligence studies, briefings, handbooks, reports, and estimates of performance, characteristics, capabilities, limitations, and design of con- struction features of current foreign aerodynamic weapon systems. Provides inpits to the S&T intelligence data hase to support Air Force simulation validation and electronic warfare reprogramming. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Integrates technical intelligence information, sensor data, telemetry data, and engineering assessments into air- craft, weapons. missile, propulsion and avionics assessments. Coordinates and documents completed analysis by means of study contributions, engineering data packages, technical reports, and briefings. Provides technical guidance for foreign materiel exploitation (i .fE) programs. Provides analytical resources to participate in world- wide FME opportunities. Analyzes foreign aerodynamic propulsion systems to determine expected performance and characteristics. Analyzes and reports on aerodynamic events associated with R&D test ranges. Establishes and maintains the current intelligence data base on aircraft and aerodynamic missile engines, foreign aircraft avionics systems and subsystems, and foreign aircraft and weapon subsystems. Provides technical guidance and evaluations of intei- ligence collection programs. Provides characteristic and performance inputs for current threat modeling by R&D or ordnance design organi- zations. Prepares intelligence assessments for incorporation into National Intelligence Estimates (NIEs) and Defense Intel- ligence Projections for Planning (DIPPs}. AERODYNAMIC SYSTEMS DIVISION (SDN} Col R. EB. Walsh 856jE239 TBIS5 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Mr. E. J. Henderson (Actg} AVIONICS BRANCH (SDNA) Mr. R. E. Glowacki 856/E243 72951 AERODYNAMIC PROPULSION BRANCH (SDNP) Mr. R. Balens (Actg) AIR 856/E224 856/E242 CRAFT SYSTEMS BRANCH (SDNS) Mr. E. J. Henderson FREE WORLD AERODYNAMIC SYSTEMS SRANCH (SDNF) Mr. E. Miller 856jE129 75033 WEAPONS BRANCH (SDNW) Mr. J. E. Cartes 856/E244 73342
SPACE SYSTEMS DIVISION (SDS) MISSION Formulates and controls the analysis of foreign space systems. This scientific and tech- nical analysis determines the performance characteristics, capabilities and limitations of the systems. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Assists USAF and DIA in preparation of National Intelligence Estimates. Provides systems analysis and finished intelligence describing the performance and operational effectriveness of existing foreign space systems. 856/E257 { 856/E257 SPACE SYSTEMS BRANCH (SDSS) Mr. BR. Putnam (Actg) 856/E258 SPACE SYSTEMS BVIBION (5DS) Col S. M. Sheldon TECHNICAL ADVISOR Mr. R. E. Romine 27 Provides technical support and USAF representation on various committees and groups including the Weapons Systems and Space Intelligence Committee (WSSIC)}. Provides collection requirements and processing of intelligence data. SPACE SUBSYSTEMS BRANCH (8D6Y) Mr. D. A Bierley 856)E257
DIRECTORATE OF SENSOR DATA (SQ) MISSION Directs and manages the exploitation and reporting of sensor-derived intelligence information for the assessment and evaluation of foreign weapon system capabilities and technological advances. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Manages the acquisition, processing, analysis and re- Maintains analytical data bases of derived intelligence porting of sensor intelligence data. information. Provides technical support and guidance for the develop- Formulates programs, plans, resource requirements, ment and design of new processing and collection cquipment budgets and production schedules. and techniques. DIRECTOR Col R. B. Kebl ¢ 856;W296 7612 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Vacant 856; W296 TECHNICAL DIRECTOR Mr. N. L. Karmete 856, W296 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Capt D. S. Ledin f 856/296 ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION (SQA) Maj J. B. Scott DATA EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SGD) Cal R. G. Feddes UMAGERY EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SQH) Mr. F. J. UHommedieu 829/107C 856/W293 856/W233 SIGNAL EXPLOITATION DIVISION ($Q5) Mr. M. B. Baker Y EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SQH) Mr. J. R. Boone 856/W 138 } 856/263 28
ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION (SQA) MISSION Directs and manages the acquisition of electronic and photographic processing equipment for the data processing laboratories of the Sensor Data Directorate. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Assists laboratories in stating operational requiremenis. Develops procurement documentation and monitors Translates requirements into acquisition programs. procurement process. Conducts feasibility studies and economic analyses to identify alternative solutions for satisfying laboratory needs. Manages acquisition contracts during the period of performance and conducts acceptance testing on delivered products. ACQUISITION MANAGEMENT DIVISION (SQA) Maj J. B. Scott 856/W293 29
DATA EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SQD) MISSION Serves as the DoD executive agent for the processing, exploitation and reporting of radar, optical, infrared and certain signal intelligence data collected by Air Force and national technical sensors. These actrivities support the national technical intelligence community and in-house S&T intelligence production elements. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Manages FTD’s operational interface and provides feed- Provides technical support and guidance for the design back and guidance to collection sites, systems and operating and operation of new technical intelligence collection systems agencies. and the modification and improvement of existing systems. Processes, interprets and analyzes sensor data from Operates radar, optical and infrared data repositories for foreign aerospace weapon system R&D tests; reports on the intelligence community. derived metric, signature and other information. DATA EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SQP) Col R. G. Feddes 856) 233 RADAR SIGNAL ANALYSIS FLIGHT PERFORMANCE DATA PROCESSING ELECTRO-OPTIC AND BRANCH (SQDR) BRANCH (SQDF) BRANCH (SQDP) DIRECTED ENERGY BRANCH (SQDE) Mr. P. E. Brink Vacant _Mr. D. ©. Aubel Mr. J. L. Morris 856) 241 77279 855;W2t5 72956 856/234 74163 856;W219 72955 30
IMAGERY EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SQH) MISSION Plans and directs the S&T research, processing and analysis of multi-sensor imagery pertaining to foreign aerospace weapon systems and associated facilities. Recommends new imagery collection methodology and supports collection efforts through training, evaluation and special equipment procurement. Develops computerized photogrammetric, interpretive and data base management techniques to facilitiate mission accomplishment. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Prepares detailed engineering drawings, briefings and Exploits incoming multisensor imagery for intelligence value. photo analysis reports from imagery exploitation and the applicaton of intelligence methods. Conducts specialized photographic intelligence collec- tion indoctrination courses for selected DoD personnel. Participates in national-level S&T working groups for Provides support to the USAF foreign materiel program. the analysis and exploitation of foreign aerospace weapons. Monitors and evaluates new imagery processing, manip- Operates a precision imagery processing laboratory and ulation and exploitation equipment for value to and use by maintains an imagery data base. the division and the intelligence community. IMAGERY EXFLOITATION DIVISION (SQH) Mr. F. J. L’Hommedieu 829;307C IMAGERY PROCESSING BRANCH (SQHP) Mr. C. E. Chapin 829/107B 76789 DMAGERY ANALYSIS BRANCH (§QHA) Vacant DMAGERY RESEARCH BRANCH (SQHR) Mr. G. Croucher 856, W144 B56/W159 31
SIGNAL EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SQS) MISSION Manages the exploitation of foreign non-communications signals (excluding telemetry). Operates and maintains computer data bases of signal characteristics. Develops, acquires and maintains signal processing techniques and equipment. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIPED Acquires, processes, analyzes and reports scieni:fic and technical intelligence information on signals from landbases, airborne, and space noncommunications systems and subsys- tems. Measures and interprets detailed technical characten.:- tics of signals from foreign radars, IFF, navigation systems (ELINT); directed energy weapons (LASINT) and foreign command systems (FISENT). Produces technical analysis reports. Updates technical ELINT parameter reference file (KILTING} and ELINT Parmeter List (EPL) 856/W138 SIGNAL ANALYSIS BRANCH (SQSA) Mr. J. Wetz B56/W156 SIGNAL EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SQS) Mr. M.B. Barker 32 Defines new digital and analog processing techniques requirements and develops special purpose analysis tech- niques. Establishes technical requirements for new processing equipment. Maintains ELINT signal data bases. Maintains processing equipment used by SOD, 5QH, SQS, SQT and electronic equipment used by other FTD organizations. SIGNAL OPERATIONS BRANCH (SQS0) Mr. C. Collier 856/W142D
TELEMETRY EXPLOITATION DIVISION (SQT) MISSION Manipulates, analyzes and reports on telemetry and acoustic data from foreign aerospace systems. Recommends telemetry and acoustic data collection requirements. Develops data exploitation equipment and techniques. Supervises the operation of a data repository and reference facility. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Analyzes telemetry data to support the production of Initiates data requirements for new collection efforts and finished intelligence on foreign weapon systems. provides techical guidance to improve existing telemetry and acoustic collection programs. Manipulates telemetry signal information in the varied formats required for analysis of ballistic missile, aerodynamic Participates in national-level technical working groups and space systems. for the analysis and exploitation of foreign instrumentation signals. Compiles and maintains a data base of telemetry aed acoustic information. Y EXPLOITATION DIVISION (8QT) Mr. J. R. Boone 856/W 263 TELEMETRY OPERATIGNS BRANCH (SQTO) Mr. E. E. Decher TELEMETRY RESEARCH BRANCH (8QTR) Mr. R Gigante 856/W267 855/W2645 33
DIRECTORATE OF TECHNOLOGY AND THREAT (TQ) MISSION Provides for scientific and technical intelligence support to USAF operational commands, AFSC field commands and laboratories, HQ USAF and DoD in following areas: technology assessments, future aerospace weapons projections, command, control, and communications studies; tailored threat information products; simulator validauon, and electronic warfare. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Directs analysis and production of all-source intelligence on foreign technology development and application over a wide range of disciplines. Directs the development and production of long range foreign aerospace weapon systems forecasts. Directs the production and review of all-source intelli- gence products in support of US systems acquisition and development programs. Directs the analysis and production of all-source intelli- gence on foreign command, control, and communications equipment and systems. Manages the Electronic Warfare Support Program at FTD to increase the level of tailored S&T intelligence support to HQ USAF and operational commands. Manages FTD’s threat support program for the Strategic Defense Initiative (SDI). Chairs the FTD SDI Planning Working Group and the AFSC SDI Threat Steering Group. Identifies customer requirements, defines products to sauisfy requirements and develops structure to manage product development and delivery. Directs administration of electronic warfare simulator validation (SEMVAL) and production of intelligence prod- ucts to support electronic warfare integrated reprogramming (EWIR). Col J. D. Adinolft 856,E276 72378 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Le Col J. T. Wood PLANS AND PROGRAM (TQF)} 856;E276 72378 Mrs, P.L. Dunn TECHNICAL DIRECTOR 856;E275 77328 Dr. J. T. Van Karen 856:E275 72378 EXECUTIVE OFFICER Capt D. B. Bowers 856/E276 72378 | COMMAND, CONTROL, AND | COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION (TQC) Lt Col BR. J. Carpinella 856/W244 76126 ff ‘THREAT DIVISION (TQ) Co! L. D. Opperman 856/E271 PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (TQX) Mr. J. S. Williams j 856/E119 TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (TOQT) Li Col J. W. Holt S56/EL14
COMMAND, CONTROL, AND COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION (TQC) MISSION Plans, directs and controls the FTD program for the analysis and reporting of current foreign command, control, and communications (C*) systems. Develops estimates of capa- bilities, limitations, reliabilities and vulnerabilities of foreign C’ systems. Reviews and analyzes foreign C? foreign materiel programs as directed. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Produces AF and DoD directed C’? S&T intelligence Produces C? Intelligence Data Input Package (IDIPs). studies of the C® systems supporting foreign missile, air and air defense forces, Intelligence and Warning systems, systems of Conducts and reports on exploitation of acquired foreign the Ministeries of Defense and Communication. Provides C’ equipment. C? data contributions to other S&T intelligence production divisiens. Provides C® contributions to National Intelligence Estimates and threat packages. Serves as Executive Agent for the “‘red’’ portion of the automated C? Parametric Data Base. COMMAND, CONTROL, AND COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION (TQC) Lr Col R J. Carpinella 856/W244 TECHNICAL ADVISOR Dr. J. E. Doltar 76126 B56 W244 COMMAND AND CONTROL BRANCH (TQCC) Li Co! L. C. Simmons 856/W242 COMMAND AND CONTROL SUBSYSTEMS BRANCH (TOQCS) Mr. R. J. Rudman 856/W243
THREAT DIVISION (TQI) MISSION Formulates directs and controls FTD Threat Intelligence support to HQ USAF, MAJCOMs, AFSC and its product divisions and loaboratories. Prepares and reviews tailored intelligence products in support of joint and USAF system acquisition and development programs. Serves as Director of Intelligence to Commander, Aeronautical Systems Division. Also formulates procedures and controls the production of S&T intelligence related to future foreign aeruspace weapon systems, including overall weapon systerns pe: formance effective- ness. Provides all-source finished, S&T intelligence to DoD USAF, MAJCOMS, AFSC and its field commands and laboratories. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Provides specialized threat support to HQ USAF and HQ AFSC. Reviews all USAF Statements-of-Need (SON) for intelligence content. Provides all intelligence support to AFSC units at Wright-Patterson AFB through collocated analysts and facilities in close proximity to project offices and laboratories. Provides tailored intelligence products and services in support of Joint Service and Air Force System Acquisition programs. Manages Air Force Electronic Warfare integrated Reprogramming program for operational command and system development offices. Produces integrated System Threat Assessment Reports (STARs) in support of Aeronautical Systems Division devel- opment and acquisition programs. Manages USAF Simulator Validation program for all electronic warfare and C? threat simulators in acquisition. Manages Intelligence Data Input Package program in support of threat simulator development and validation. Program Manager for Electronic Warfare Intelligence Support Program at FTD. Serves as the single point of contact within FTD for all matters concerning the production of assessment of future weapon systems performance and effectiveness. Evaluates approved intelligence and integrates it into assessments of combined forces capabilities. Manages future weapon systems design team efforts. Assures that all factors are included in assessments of future systems. Provides specialized support to Air Force weapon system development programs by developing integrated point designs of future Soviet threat systems which constitute the baseline threat for engagement modeling. Reviews and evaluates tasking requirements and establishes production priorities for future aerospace weapon system intelligence publications. THREAT DIVISION (TQ) Cot L. D. Opperman 856/E27t TECHNICAL ADVISOR Mr. J. R. Pedtke 856/E270 INTELLIGENCE APPLICATIONS BRANCH (TQJA) Lt Col D. W. Lind 1 16Aj13 54285 856/E267 856/E119 THREAT INTEGRATION BRANCH (TQU) Lt Col C. H. Reed 36 ELECTRONIC WARFARE SUPPORT BRANCH (TQJV) Lt Col D. G. Erickson 828/15! CPERATIONS ANALYSIS BRANCH (TQJO) Mr. W. D. Hinegardner B56/E119
TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (TQT) MISSION Plans, directs, and controls the Air Force program for assessing newly emergent foreign technical capabilities and technology transfer related to aerospace and electromagnetic systems, including human and physical resources. Provides all-source finished S&T intel- ligence to DoD, HQ USAF, MAJCOMs, and AFSC product divisions and laboratories. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Produces AF and DoD directed S&T intelligence studies and provides tailored support to the intelligence community and AFSC product divisions and laboratories. Develops collection requirements and participates in exploitation programs to expand the technical data base of the basic sciences, aerospace engineering, electronic engineer- ing, advanced weapon concepts, and management of R&D. Establishes support requirements for the data reduction needed to generate credible technologies estimates. B56iE N14 856,E114 TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS BRANCH (TQTA) Vacant B56/E136 ADVANCED SYSTEMS RESOURCES MANAGEMENT BRANCH (TQTM) Mr. B. G. Holder (Actg) 856/E132 TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (TOT) Lt Gol J. W. Holt, Jr. TECHNICAL ADVISOR Mr. F. P. Van Dame 37 Supports design team efforts from the technologies stand- point to assure that all factors are included in future systems estimates. Provides technical experts to serve as members of national intelligence committees for purposes of responding to priorities of highest interest. DIRECTED ENERGY BRANCH (TQOTD) Mr. B. A. Bentsen 856/E155 ADVANCED RESEARCH BRANCH (TQTR) Maj G. T. O'Connor k 856/E133
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (TQX) MISSION Identifies requirements, secures resources, and manages the initial product deliveries for major new acquisition programs and other initiatives needing threat management services and tailored threat support. Such programs would be of naticnal prominence and similar in nature to the Strategic Defense Initiative and the Advanced Tactical Fighter Program. Specifically, the office would initially address the Air Defense Initiative, the National Aerospace Plane, Dispersed Sparse Array of Spacecraft, High Power Microwave weapons and other initiatives from Project Forecast II. The office would provide the foundation for and/or become the DoD, Air Force, or AFSC threat manager for candidate programs. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Directs identification of threat requirements for major new acquisition programs and other initiatives. Defines/ identifies services and products satisfying these requirements. Estimates resources required for products and services; negotiates resources available within/outside FTD, adjusts products to match resources. Develops and executes management structure within FTD to support required product deliveries. Identifies and develops obligation vehicles to provide external support; establishes integrated support/delivery schedule, manages and is responsible for initial product deliveries. Prepares turnover and transition plans for moving pro- grams to established FTD office. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT OFFICE (TQX) Mr. J. S. Williams B56/E119 38
SECURITY OFFICE (SP) MISSION Serves as the principal staff advisor to the Commander for all matters relating to adminisirative, personnel, physical and special security. Acts as the Wright-Patterson AFB Special Security Office (SSO). Responsible for initiating and implementing security policy. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Provides security liaison with resident and external Serves as the principal advisor on all security matters. contracting agencies. Provides special access program support Provides special security support to all units at Wright- Patterson AFB. Manages the FTD Sensitive Compartmented Infor- mation (SCI) Program. SECURITY OFFICE (SP) Maj J. B. Gaston B56/E110 INFORMATION DIVISION (SPT) Mr. D. L. Washburn SPECIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT SMVISION (INS) Capt C F johsson 856/£103 BS6/E103 39
SPECIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT DIVISION (INS) MISSION Manages personnel aspects of the Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) program for assigned and attached units at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Serves as interface between 2046 Communications Group and FTD for record communications support. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Responsible for the operation of the Consolidated Special Security Communications Systems (DSSCS) and General Service (GENSER) Telecommunication Center. Manages and administers the SCI Security Control Cen- ter. Acts as the exclusive contro! point for the security, receipt, control, storage, dissemination and dispatch of all hard copy SCI through ARFCOS. Issues courier authorizations. Manages the Personnel Security Clearance Program. Initiates requests for investigation, maintains and produces access rosters. Manages and administers the FTD controlled area badges. 856/E103 NNEL BRANCH (INSB) Mrs. C. Weatherford 856/E154 B56/E113 76791 SPECIAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT DIVISION (INS) Capt C. F. Johnson SSO COMM MSgt E. Mack 40 Manages and administers the SCI contractor release program. Directs the visitor control program. Transmits and re- ceives SCI access, maintains listing of all visitors and provides visitor control guidance. Manages and administers the SCI decompartmentation and sanitization programs. Indoctrinates and cebriefs personnel for SCI access and other special access pregrams. Manages the Industrial Security Program, including the release of collateral classified information to contractors. 72844 SECURITY CONTROL BRANCH (INSS) SSgt M. V. Petrilla 856/E109
INFORMATION SECURITY DIVISION (SPI) MISSION Develops and manages the information, computer, physical, and industrial security programs. PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Manages and implements the Information Security Program and the information and physical security portions of the Sensitive Compartmented Information programs. Manages the Resources Protection and Physical Security Programs. Directs the Personnel Circulation Contrcl and Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF)/ Non-SCIF Security Operations Programs. Prepares and maintains SCIF preconstruction and final construction facility check lists for FTD and designated contractor facilities. Manages the compartmented and noncompartmented Computer Security Proggram. Conducts the Classification Management Program. Provides security inputs to classified intelligence operational plans and to the FTD Supplement to the AFSC War Mobilization Pian. Directs the semiannual security self-inspection program and the SP annual information security program review. Investigates/reports security incidents. Administers the security education program for both collateral and SCI programs. Serves as Office of Primary Responsibility for Operations Security. Provides OSI and Base Security Police liaison. INFORMATION SECURITY DIVISIO 856/E103 IN (SPT) Mr. D. L. Washbum 41
METEOROLOGY (WE) MISSION Provides consultation and assistance in the atmospheric sciences to FTD offices engaged in foreign technology PRODUCTS AND SERVICES PROVIDED Provides S&T analysis and production of source intel- Analyzes foreign environmental research and develop- ligence on foreign meteorology capabilities and equipment. sent and resulting weather forecasting expertise. Analyzes data and produces finished intelligence studies relating to environmental warfare. FTD STAFF METEOROLOGIST (WE) Li Col R. M. Hesha 856/E138 42