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Department  of  the  Navy 
Commander  Task  Force  168 
4600  Silvti  Hilt  Ro«d 
Wwhington.  D.C.  20389  IN  K^Knn  TQ 
TF    16BB 
9  November  1964 
CTF_16B  INSTRUCTION  S*-f50. 1 
From:   Commander,  Tacit  Force  168 
Subj:   TASK  FORCE  168  -HEADQUARTERS  ORGANIZATION 
Refi    i&i    OPNAVNCTE  =M50  Ser  09B2E3/4U309714  of  16  Aua  19B4 
(b)  NAVINTCDMIN^T  5450. 7B 
Encl:   <1>  Commander  T.*sk  Force  168  Headquarter*  Organization 
Chart 
<2>  Commander  -«sk  Force  168  Headquarters  Mission  and 
Functions  rsnatementB 
1.  Eureoge,  To  promulgate  Commander,  Task  Force  16B  Headquarters 
organization,  mission  *nd  -functions.  ^       s 
2.  Implementation.   "T-is  instruction  is  effective  immediately. 
3.  Command_RelationSnL2§.  Under  command  of  the  Chief  of  Naval 
Operations  and  the  Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command, 
Commander  Task  Fores  168  was  established  by  reference  (a)  as  an 
echelon  3  command,  and  is  reflected  in  reference  (b)  as  one  of 
four  components  of  the  Naval  Intelligence  Command  (NAVINTCOM). 
a.  The  Commander,  -ask  Force  16B  Headquarters  organization  is 
as   depicted   in   incisure   Cl>. 
b.  Task    Force    168   Headquarters   Department   Heads   are 
enclosure  !2>!°r   ***   •K,CU*lon   °*   the   *«"ction.   assigned  in 
c.  Key  personnel  will  ensure  that  information  contained  in 
this  directive  pert-ning  to  elements  of  the  organisation  under 
their  cognizance  is  accurate  and  current.  Proposed  changes  will 
be  forwarded  to  TF  16==  as  they  occur. 
d.  A  complete  -eview  of  this  instruction  will  be  conducted 
annually,  and  changes  ~ill  be  issued  as  appropriate. 
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W.    W.    WEST 
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A4A  (Chie-f    of    N^vai      r.aterial) 
A5  (BUPERS)     <DHNAV\=ZRS   only) 
A&  (Headquarte'S,      i_.     S.    Marine   Corps) 
B2A  (Special    Aeenciis-s,    St^-f-fs,    Boards    and    Committees/ 
(DIA   and   NSA   only) 
21A  (Fleet    Comm-ande-— s    ir-    Chie-f) 
C49B  (Task    Force,    Er— =>up    and    Unit) 
FE1  (Security   B^omr    Headquarters) 
FF1  (Naval    Districm    Commandants)     (Commandant,    Naval    District 
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FKA1  (Systems   Commarri    Headquarters) 
FS1  (Intelligence    lommand   Headquarters)     (10) 
FS3  (Intelligence    =r..„oport    Center)     (20) 
FS4  (Intelligence   — — ocessing    System    Support    Activity)     (10) 
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MISSION:  To  manage  tl-r~=  levy  and  satisfaction  of  naval  intelli- 
gence collection  -eq^:-ements,  to  conduct  and  support  collection 
•functions,  and  to  pe=~form  such  other  -functions  and  tasks  as  mav 
be  directed  by  higher  aauthori ty. 
Eyts'£IIQNS:   Under  the  .-command  o-f  C0MNAVINTC0M: 
1.  Provides  qualifies^:  personnel,  equipment,  expendables,  and 
initial  processing  to  ^assist  the  operating  -forces  in  intelligence 
collection  and  repart-ms. 
2.  Conducts  intel 1 icsnce  collection  operations  and  preparer 
resultant  intelligence  information  reports. 
3.  Operates   the   Col  lection  Advisory  Center  (CAC) ,  facilitating 
time-sensitive   cclle-=rrion   matters  through  direct  communications 
with    Fleet   commands.   the   Defense   Intelligence  Agency,   and, 
national  intelligence  systems. 
4.  Advises  Navy  collectors  in  a  timely  manner  of  favorable 
collection  oppo-tun^zi  es,  of  related  outstanding  collection 
requirements,  and  of  me  availability  o-f  additional  resources  to 
assist  them. 
5.  Provides  guidance  to  Navy  collectors  on  the  requirements, 
collection,  and  repo»--;ng  of  intelligence  information. 
£>.  Manages  NAVINTCCr*  support  o-f  fleet  intelligence  collection 
planning,  i mpl ementar _  on  and  evaluation. 
7.  Supervises  the  Development  coordination  and  appraisal  of 
intelligence  collection  programs  to  satisfy  Department  o-f  the 
Navy  and  Depa-tme-  -  of  Defense  intelligence  information 
requi rements. 
E.  Provides  intelligence  collection  support  to  U.  S.  Naval  ana 
De-fense  Attaches. 
9.  Plans  and  coorri  nates  Nb\-v  Human  Intelligence  (HUKINT) 
collection  operations  and  exploitation  programs. 
10.  In  close  coordination  with  research  and  development  elements, 
prcvides   acquisition   and  installation   services,  training,   and 
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maintenance  o-f  inteil:a?ence  collection  equipment  -for  a  wide  range 
c-f    Navy    collectors. 
11.  Develop*  prz9--ar  objectives  and  resource  requirements  ior 
intelligence   collecticrr    operations. 
12.  Admi  ni  strati -'el  y  commends  ail  Tasl:  Force  168  fleet  support 
and  scientific  and  — echnical  collection  tasl-  groups  world-wide 
and      operationally      ccznmrnands      the      scienti-fic      and   technical    task 
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TF  168C 
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MISSION:   To  manage  as=L3ned  -financial,  personnel,  and  equipment 
resources  in  admin:stra-:ve  support  of  intelligence  collection 
programs. 
FUNCTIONS: 
1.  Manages  the  supper— r  of  intelligence  collection  programs  by- 
providing  qualified  pers3nnel ,  equipment,  and  requisite  budgeting 
•for  the  purpose  of  increasing  -fleet  readiness. 
2.  Ensures  Task  Forr=  168  financial  resources  are  properly 
planned,  programmed,  bi_=z-eted,  applied,  and  documented. 
3.  Provides  adrainistraiive  and  financial  support  to  Task  Force 
168  components. 
4.  Provides  administrative  support  to  the  Task  Force  Commanoer 
and  headquarters  elemerr— s.  ., 
5.  Executes  all  milita—y  and  civilian  personnel  actions. 
6.  Plans,  programs  a~.t  budgets  for  Task  Force  168  vehicle 
requirements  and  ma.— .ages  daily  operation  and  control  of 
headquarters  vehicles. 
7.  Serves  as  facilities  manager  for  Task  Force  168  headquarters. 
6.  Provides  coordina: -  on  and  support  services  to  Naval  Reserve 
Intelligence  Program  u-.ts  for  which  Commander,  Task  Force  168  is 
the  gaining  command. 
9.  Manages  Task  Force  2  68  Headquarters  security  and  information 
control  systems.
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TF  16BCA 
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MISSION:  To  provide  administrative  support  to  the  headquarters 
elements  and  components. 
FUNCTIONS: 
1.  Controls   routing   of    classified   material. 
2.  Handles  all  incoming  message  traffic  and  mail;  receives, 
opens,    controls,    routes,    files   correspondence. 
3.  Prepares   official    military   and   civilian   TAD   orders. 
4.  Executes  all  official  military  personnel  actions  in 
coordination  with  C0MNAVINTC0M  and  the  servicing  Personnel 
Support    Activity   Detachment. 
5.  Reviews  all  outgoing  correspondence  for  correct  format  in 
accordance  with  the  Navy  Correspondence  Manual  and  other 
directives. 
6.  Serializes,    dates   and   files   all    outgoing   correspondence. 
7.  Types   smooth   enlisted   evaluations   on   headquarters   personnel. 
B.  Manages  daily  control  and  operation  o-f  vehicles  assigned  to 
Task    Force    168    headquarters. 
9.       Serves    as    facilities    manaaer    for    Task    Force    16B.
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TF  168CR 
RESOURCES  DIVISION 
MI.  SSI  ON:  To  manage  resource  support  of  intelligence  collection 
by    providing   qualified   personnel,   equipment,   and   requisite 
budgeting. 
FUNCTIONS: 
1-.    Plans,   programs,   and   budgets   Task   Force   16B   -financial 
resources.  * 
2.  Accounts  -for  and  review  expenditures  to  ensure  funds  are 
expended  in  the  most  effective  and  efficient  manner  in  accordance 
with  all  applicable  directives. 
3.  Initiates  reprogramming  actions  as  required. 
4.  Executes   all   Task   Force   168  official   civilian  personnel 
actions   in   coordination   with   appropriate  command  elements  and 
Suitland  Branch  Office  (SBO)  of  the  Consolidated  Civilian 
Fersonnel  Office  (CCPO)  Washington. 
5.  Provides  civilian  personnel  administrative  support  and 
guidance   to  Task  Force  16B  elements  and  headquarters  personnel. 
6.  Maintains  the  Task  Force  IfcS  equipment  inventory. 
7.  Reviews  training  requirements  and  correlates  Individual 
Development  Plans  (IDF)  into  the  Activity  Training  Plan  (ATP)  for 
Task  Force  1£B. 
E.  Develops  Task  Force  16B  equipment  requirements,  to  include 
purchase  or  lease  of  hardware  in  support  of  operational  fleet 
deployments. 
9.  Remains  cognizant  of  technology  developments  in  collection 
equipment  for  possible  application  to  headquarters  and  -fleet 
mission  requirements.
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TF    16BH 
OPERATIONS    DEPARTMENT
CTF16BINST  5450. 1 
TF  168F 
INIERyATIDN'AL^PRDGRAMS.DEF-ARTMENT 
MISSION:  To  manage  naval  intelligence   cooperative  programs  with 
friendly  navies  and  to   manage  the  release  and  denial  of  military 
intelligence  under  the  cognizance  o-f  the  Director  of  Naval  Inte1- 
li^nce  to  -foreign  governments  and  international  organizations.* 
EUNQIIQNS: 
1.  Improves  relationships  And  promotes  naval  intelligent 
cooperation  with  friendly  navies  consistent  with  Navy  and 
national  goals  and  policies. 
2.  Serves   as   focal   point   for   all   Navy-to-Navy   cooperative 
intelligence   relationships   and   programs   except   for:  protocol 
matters;   matters  regarding  foreign  attaches  accredited  to  the  'J 
S.;   foreign  VIP  visits  and  related  matters;  and  special  projects 
handled  by  the  DFNAV  Staff. 
3.  Assesses  policy  aspects  of  intelligence  disclosure  authority 
related  to  foreign  cooperative  programs  and  makes  recommendations 
to  disclosure  authorities  concerning  relevancy  and  effectiveness- 
remains  current  on  Navy  and  national  disclosure  policy  which 
could  influence  exchange  and  cooperation. 
4.  Arranges  visits  to  the  Naval  Intelligence  Command  and  its 
component  commands  by  foreign  intelligence  personnel. 
5.^  Maintains  Washington  &rea  liaison  necessary  tc  staff  foreign 
intelligence  programs;  maintains  contact  with  fleet  staf-fs  on 
area  substantive  exchange  programs  and  foreign  cooperation. 
6.  Manages  policy  aspects  of  the  Navy  Foreign  Materiel  Proa-arr 
(NFMP)  for  CDMNAVINTCOM  and  monitors  the  feedback  o-f  exploitation 
reports  to  donor  countries. 
7.  Acts  as  Program  Manager  for  designated  specialised  collection 
programs.
CTF163IM57  5450.1 
TF  16BR 
QQLLECII0N_ByiDANCE_AND_REDyiREMENIS_DEF:ARTf1EN^ 
yi§§ISb'*  "To  manage  all -source  collection  guidance,  requirements, 
and  reporting  in  support  o-f  the  Fleet  and  shore  establishment  and 
to  meet  Navy  responsibilities  to  the  national  intelligence 
community;  to  menage  Fleet  collection  guidance  and  requirements, 
and  tasking  coordination  to  national  intelligence  systems. 
EyNQIICWS: 
1.  Provides  collection  guidance  and  requirements  in  support  o-f 
the  Fleet  and  the  naval  shore  establishment,  and  meets  related 
Navy  responsibilities  to  the  national  intelligence  community. 
2.  Manages  time-sensitive  collection  guidance  and  requirements 
■for  the  Fleet  and  timely  tasking  coordination  -for  national 
intelligence  systems. 
3.  Manages  and  provides  support  -for  designated  national 
collection  systems  in  support  o-f  Navy  shore  establishment  and 
Fleet  operational  intelligence  requirements. 
4.  Represents  C0MNAVINTC0M  in  the  development,  validation,  and 
evaluation  o-f  Navy  signals  intelligence  and  human-source 
intelligence  requirements. 
5.  Prepares  Navy  collection  guidance  and  requirements  and 
coordinates  with  other  agencies  on  intelligence  collection 
matters;  maintains  a  data  base  o-f  Navy  and  Navy  interest 
collection  requirements  and  their  status. 
6.  Manages  Department  o-f  the  Navy  implementation  o-f  the  HUM1NT 
Tasking  System. 
7.  Manages  NAVINTCOM  support  of  -fleet  intelligence  collection 
operation  planning,  implementation,  and  evaluation. 
E.  Coordinates  NAVINTCOM  policy  and  guidance  on  technical 
intelligence  collection  matters  with  the  research,  development, 
test  and  evaluation  community  in  support  o-f  Navy  Department 
programs. 
9.  Coordinates  camouflage,  cover,  and  deception  (CCt/D)  matters 
for  COMNAVINTCOf.. 
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commi  ttees.
CTF  16.92  NET  5450.1 
TF  J6BCAC 
COLLECTIQN_ADyiSDRY_DEFARTMENT 
MISSION:  To  manage   collection   guidance   and   requirements   in 
support   of   the   Fleet   and   to  provide  tasking  coordination  -for 
employment   o-f   national   intelligence  systems  in  support  o-f  Ne.vy 
requirements. 
EyyEiiQNS: 
1.  Staffs  and  operates  the  CDMNAVINTCOM  Collection  Advisory 
Center  (CAC)  as  well  as  the  Navy  Liaison  Office  (NLO)  element  at 
the  Washington  Area  Interagency  Community  Support  Center. 
2.  Identifies  time-sensitive  collection  opportunities  for  the 
purpose  of  formulating  appropriate  collection  planning. 
3.  Conducts  liaison  and  coordination  with  analysts  and  collectors 
at  oDerational  intelligence  centers  at  the  National  and  Fleet 
levels  to  expedite  requirement  formulation  and  maximize 
collection  effectiveness. 
4.  Provides  time-sensitive  intelligence  collection  advisories  to 
ensure  rapid  satisfaction  of  current  reuirements,  to  i.nclude 
designation  of  high  interest  and  other  special  collection 
opportuni  ties. 
5.  Provides  a  focal  point  for  time-sensitive  tasking  of 
designated  national  collection  systems  in  support  of  the 
Navy  in  Washington. 
6.  Informs  naval  analysts  and  collection  managers  of  the  status 
and  planning  of  ongoing  and  projected  collection  operations  o-f 
Navy  concern.
COMMANDER  TASK  FORCE  ONE  SIX  EIGHT 
COMMAND  ELEMENT 
MISSION  AND  I- UNCTIONS  STATEMENTS 
DECEMBER  19  34
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CTF   168 
WASHINGTON,    DC 
*  * 
MISSION;      To  manage   the    levy  and    satisfaction   of    Navy    intel-  • 
ligence     collection     requirements,    to  conduct  and  support  collection 
operations  and  to  perforn  such  other  tasks  and  functions  as  directed. 
FUNCTIONS;      Under   the   direction  of   the   COMNAVINTCOM: 
J.,  Administratively  commands  Task  Force  168  fleet  support  rahd 
scientific  and  technical  collection  task  groups  world-wide,  and  oper- 
ationally  commands   the  scientific  and  technical   task  groups. 
2.  Provides  qualified  personnel,  hardware,  expendables  and 
initial  processing  to  assist  the  operating  forces  in 
intelligence  collection  and  reporting. 
3.  Conducts  overt  intelligence  collection  operations  and  pre- 
pares  re  suit  ant:  intelligence  information  reports. 
4.  Develops  program  objectives  and  resource  recuirements  for 
intelligence  collection  operations. 
5.  In  close  coordination  with  .research  and  development  ele- 
ments/ provides  acquisition  and  installation  services*,  traininc 
and  maintenance  of  intelligence  collection  equipment  for  a  wide 
ranee   of  Navy  collectors.
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CTF  168  HISTORICAL  NARRATIVE 
(Chronological) 
09  AUG  84 
(U)  The  Secretary  of  the  Navy  approved  the 
establishment  of  the  Naval  Intelligence  Operations 
Group  CTF  168  as  a  shore  activity.   The  CNO  approved 
the  establishment  of  detachments  of  the  parent 
command . 
12  AUG  84: 
15  AUG  84: 
15  AUG  84: 
16  AUG  84: 
26  SEP  84: 
28  SEP  84: 
05  OCT  84: 
(U)  Caotain  W.  W.  West  relieved  Commander  E.  L. 
Rasmussen  as  Commanding  Officer,  Naval  Intelligence 
Ooerations  Group  CTF  168,  with  additional  duty  as 
Assistant  Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command  for 
Operations  (NIC-03) . 
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23  OCT  84: 
29  OCT  84: 
15  NOV  84: 
30  NOV  84: 
30  NOV  84: 
08  DEC  84: 
08  DEC  84 
(0)  TF  168F  personnel  completed  support  of  post-NATO 
Maritime  Intelligence  Conference,  including 
coordination  or  visits  of  forty-two  foreign 
intelligence  representatives  to  Washington  area 
intelligence  activities. 
(U)  Republic  of  Korea  DNI  departed  after  visit  which 
was  supported  by  TF  168.   Total  visit  coordination 
and  scheduling  accomplished  by  TF  168  personnel. 
(U)  CTF  168  Five  Year  Plan  (FY  1987-1991)  submitted 
to  COMNAVINTCOM. 
(U)  Japanese  DNI  departed  after  visit  to  Washington 
area  intelligence  commands.   Visit  coordinated  and 
scheduled  by^TF  168.
(Page  One) 
Department  of  the  Navy 
Commander  Task  Force  163 
4600  Silver  Hill  Road 
Washington,  D.C.  20389      In  reply  refer  to 
TF  168B 
9  November  1984 
CTF  168  INSTRUCTION  5450.1 
From:  Commander,  Task  Force  168 
Subj:  TASK  FORCE  168  HEADQUARTERS  ORGANIZATION 
Ref:   (a)  OPNAVNOTE  5450  Ser  09B2E3/4U309714  of  16  Aug  1984 
(b)  NAVINTCOMINST  5450. 7B 
Encl:  (1)  Commander  Task  Force  168  Headquarters  Organization 
Chart 
(2)  Commander  Task  Force  168  Headquarters  Mission  and 
Functions  Statements 
1.  Purpose.  To  promulgate  Commander,  Task  Force  168  Headquarters 
organization,  mission  and  functions. 
2.  Implementation .  This  instruction  is  effective  immediately. 
3.  Command  Relationships.  Under  command  of  the  Chief  of  Naval 
Operations  and  the  Commander,  Naval  Intelligence  Command, 
Commander,  Task  Force  168  was  established  by  reference  (a)  as  an 
echelon  3  command,  and  is  reflected  in  reference  (b)  as  one  of 
four  components  of  the  Naval  Intelligence  Command  (NAVINTCOM) . 
4.  Responsibilities 
a.  The  commander,  Task  Force  168  Headquarters  organization  is 
as  depicted  in  enclosure  (1) . 
b.  Task  Force  168  Headquarters  Department  Heads  are 
responsible  for  the  execution  of  the  functions  assigned  in 
enclosure  (2) . 
c.  Key  personnel  will  ensure  that  information  contained  in 
this  directive  pertaining  to  elements  of  the  organization  under 
their  cognizance  is  accurate  and  current.   Proposed  changes  will 
be  forwarded  to  TF  168  as  they  occur. 
d.  A  complete  review  of  this  instruction  will  be  conducted 
annually,  and  changes  will  be  issued  as  appropriate. 
W.  W.  West 
Distribution: 
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CTF168INST  5450.1 
Distribution: 
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A3  (Chief  of  Naval  Operations)  (OP-009  only) 
A4A  (Chief  of  Naval  Material) 
A5  (BUPERS)  (CHNAVPERS  only) 
A6  (Headquarters,  L.  S.  Marine  Corps) 
B2A  (Special  Agencies,  Staffs,  Boards  and  Committees) 
(DIA  and  NSA  only) 
21A  (Fleet  Commanders  in  Chief) 
C49B  (Task  Force,  Group  and  Unit) 
FEl  (Security  Group  Headquarters) 
FF1  (Naval  District  Commandants)  (Commandant,  Naval  District 
Washington  only) 
FKA1  (Systems  Command  Headquarters) 
FS1  (Intelligence  Command  Headquarters)  (10) 
FS3  (Intelligence  Support  Center)  (20) 
FS4  (Intelligence  Processing  System  Support  Activity)  (10) 
FS5  (Operational  Intelligence  Center)  (15)
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CTF168INST  5450.1 
CTF  168 
NAVAL  INTELLIGENCE  OPERATIONS  GROUP  CTF  168 
MISSION;  To  manage  the  levy  and  satisfaction  of  naval  intelli- 
gence collection  requirements,  to  conduct  and  support  collection 
functions,  and  to  perform  such  other  functions  and  tasks  as  may 
be  directed  by  higher  authority. 
FUNCTIONS ;  Under  the  Command  of  COMNAVINTCOM: 
1.  Provides  qualified  personnel,  equipment,  expendables,  and 
initial  processing  to  assist  the  operating  forces  in  intelligence 
collection  and  reporting. 
2.  Conducts  intelligence  collection  operations  and  prepares 
resultant  intelligence  information  reports. 
3.  Operates  the  Collection  Advisory  Center  (CAC) ,  facilitating 
time-sensitive  collection  matters  through  direct  communications 
with  Fleet  commands,  the  Defense  Intelligence  Agency,  and 
national  intelligence  systems. 
4.  Advises  Navy  collectors  in  a  timely  manner  of  favorable 
collection  opportunities,  of  related  outstanding  collection 
requiremments ,  and  of  the  availability  of  additional  resources  to 
assist  them. 
5.  Provides  guidance  to  Navy  collectors  on  the  requirements, 
collection,  and  implementation  and  evaluation. 
7.  Supervises  the  development  coordination  and  appraisal  of 
intelligence  collection  programs  to  satisify  Department  of  the 
Navy  and  Department  of  Defense  intelligence  information 
requirements . 
8.  Provides  intelligence  collection  support  to  U.S.  Naval  and 
Defense  Attaches. 
9.  Plans  and  coordinates  Navy  Human  Intelligence  (HUMINT) 
collection  operations  an  exploitation  programs. 
10.  In  close  coordination  with  research  and  development  elements, 
provides  acquisition  and  installation  services,  training,  and 
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maintenance  of  intelligence  collection  equipment  for  a  wide  range 
of  Navy  collectors. 
11.  Develops  program  objectives  and  resource  requirements  for 
intelligence  collection  operations. 
12.  Administratively  commands  all  Task  Force  168  fleet  support 
and  scientific  and  technical  collection  task  groups  world-wide 
and  operationally  commands  the  scientific  and  technical  task 
groups .
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TF  168C 
SUPPORT  DEPARTMENT 
MISSION;   To  manage  assigned  finncial,  personnel,  nad  euipment 
resources  in  admistrative  suport  of  intelligence  collection 
programs . 
FUNCTIONS ; 
1.  Manages  the  support  of  intelligence  collection  programs 
by  providing  qualified  personnel,  equipment  and  requisite  budgeting 
for  the  purpose  of  increasing  fleet  readiness. 
2.  Ensures  Task  Force  168  financial  resources  are  properly  planned, 
programmed,  budgeted,  applied,  and  documented. 
3.  Provides  administrative  and  financial  support  to  Task  Force 
168  components. 
4.  Provides  administrative  support  to  the  Task  Force  Commaner 
and  headquarters  elements. 
5.  Executes  all  military  and  civilian  personnel  actions. 
6.  Plans,  programs  and  budgets  for  Task  Force  168  vehicle 
requirements  and  manages  daily  operation  and  control  of 
headquarters  vehicles. 
7.  Serves  as  facilities  manager  for  Task  Force  168  headquarters. 
8.  Provides  coordination  and  support  services  to  Naval  Reserve 
Intelligence  Program  units  for  which  Commander,  Task  Force  168  is 
the  gaining  command. 
9.  Manages  Task  Force  168  Headquarters  security  and  information 
control  systems.
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TF  168CA 
ADMINISTRATIVE  DIVISION 
MISSION:  To  provide  administrative  support  to  the  headquarters 
elements  and  components. 
FUNCTIONS : 
1.  Controls  routing  of  classified  material. 
2.  Handles  all  incoming  message  traffic  and  mail;  receives,  opens, 
controls,  routes,  files  correspondence. 
3.  Prepares  official  military  and  civilian  TAD  orders. 
4.  Executes  all  official  military  personnel  actions  in 
coordination  with  COMNAVINTCOM  and  the  servicing  Personnel  Support 
Activity  Detachments. 
5.  Reviews  all  outgoing  correspondence  for  correct  format  in 
accordance  with  the  Navy  Correspondence  Manual  and  other 
directives. 
6.  Serializes,  dates  and  files  all  outgoing  correspondence. 
7.  Types  smooth  enlissted  evalutions  on  headquarters  personnel. 
8.  Manages  daily  control  and  operation  of  vehicles  assigned  to 
Task  Force  168  headquarters. 
9.  Serves  as  facilities  manager  for  Task  Force  168.
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TF  168CR 
RESOURCES  DIVISION 
MISSION;  To  manage  resource  support  of  intelligence  collection 
by  providing  qualified  personnel,  equipment  and  requisite 
budgeting. 
FUNCTIONS: 
1.  Plans,  programs,  and  budgets  Task  Force  168  financial 
resources . 
2.  Accounts  for  and  review  expenditures  to  ensure  funds  are 
expended  in  the  most  effective  and  efficient  manner  in  accordance 
with  all  applicable  directives. 
3.  Initiates  reprogramming  actions  as  required. 
4.  Executes  all  Task  Force  168  official  civilian  personnel 
actions  in  coordinaation  with  appropriate  command  elements  and 
Suitland  Braanch  Office  (SBO)  of  the  Consolidated  Civilian 
Personnel  Office  (CCPO)  Washington. 
5.  Provides  civilian  personnel  administrative  support  and 
guidance  to  Task  Fore  168  elements  and  headquarters  personnel. 
6.  Maintains  the  Task  Force  168  equipment  inventory. 
7.  Reviews  traininng  requirements  and  correlates  Individual 
Development  Plans  (IDP)  into  the  Activity  Training  Plan  (ATP)  for 
Task  Force  168. 
8.  Develops  Task  force  168  equipment  requirements,  to  include 
purchase  or  lease  of  hardware  in  support  of  operational  fleet 
deployments . 
9.  Remains  cognizant  of  technology  developments  in  collection 
equipment  for  possible  application  to  headquaters  and  fleet  mission 
requirements.