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DEPARTMENT OF THENAVY OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS

2000 NAVY PENTAGON

WASHINGTON DC 20350-2000

OPNAVINST 3501.382A

N95

19 Oct 2018

OPNAV INSTRUCTION 3501.382A

From: Chief of Naval Operations

Subj: REQUIRED OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES AND PROJECTED OPERATIONAL

ENVIRONMENT FOR NAVY EXPEDITIONARY INTELLIGENCE COMMAND

FORCES

Ref: (a) Navy Expeditionary Combat Command Intelligence Concept of Operations (NOTAL)

(b) Navy Expeditionary Intelligence Command Concept of Operations (NOTAL)

(c) OPNAVINST C3501.2L (NOTAL)

Encl: (1) Operational Mission Areas for Navy Expeditionary Intelligence Command

(NAVEXINTCOM) Forces

(2) Projected Operational Environment (POE) for Navy Expeditionary Intelligence

Command (NAVEXINTCOM) Forces

(3) Required Operational Capabilities (ROC) for Navy Expeditionary Intelligence

Command (NAVEXINTCOM) Forces

1. Purpose

a. To issue the projected operational environment (POE) and the required operational

capabilities (ROC) for the elements of the Navy Expeditionary Intelligence Command

(NAVEXINTCOM) forces.

b. This instruction has been revised to update NAVEXINTCOM required readiness levels

across all mission areas. This instruction provides descriptions of NAVEXINTCOM forces,

mission requirements, capabilities, and the mission environments described in references (a) and

(b).

c. This instruction is a complete revision and should be reviewed in its entirety.

2. Cancellation. OPNAVINST 3501.382.

3. Background. NAVEXINTCOM was established in order to build and manage an

expeditionary intelligence force capable of conducting intelligence operations in support of Navy

and joint forces worldwide. NAVEXINTCOM provides a multi-intelligence, surveillance, and

reconnaissance (ISR) capability that collects, analyzes, and disseminates human intelligence

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(HUMINT) through military source operations, sensitive site exploitation and tactical electronic

warfare (EW), via technical means, in support of maritime domain awareness, indications and

warnings (I&W), force protection (FP), and intelligence preparation of the operational

environment in the maritime and expeditionary environments. NAVEXINTCOM complements

and expands current Navy and Department of Defense (DoD) intelligence capabilities.

4. Scope and Applicability. This instruction provides resource agencies information describing

NAVEXINTCOM mission requirements, capabilities, and the types and locations of operational

employment. Together, the ROC and POE establishes tasking which produces a measurable

workload to compute personnel requirements for activity manpower documents.

5. Discussion. Enclosures (1) through (3), prepared per reference (c), provide details of the

mission areas and operational capabilities. This instruction provides resource sponsors with the

information to ensure proper resourcing of the force.

6. Action. Fleet commanders should periodically review enclosures (1) through (3) and

recommend changes to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations (OPNAV) (Attention: Navy

Expeditionary Combat Branch (N957)) when mission or capabilities of NAVEXINTCOM forces

are altered. Change recommendations should include comments on the expected fleet manpower

document impact.

7. Records Management

a. Records created as a result of this instruction, regardless of format or media, must be

maintained and dispositioned for the standard subject identification codes 1000 through 13000

series per the records disposition schedules located on the Department of the Navy/Assistant for

Administration (DON/AA), Directives and Records Management Division (DRMD) portal page

at https://portal.secnav.navy.mil/orgs/DUSNM/DONAA/DRM/Records-and-Information-

Management/Approved%20Record%20Schedules/Forms/AllItems.aspx.

b. For questions concerning the management of records related to this instruction or the

records disposition schedules, please contact the local records manager or the DON/AA DRMD

program office.

8. Review and Effective Date. Per OPNAVINST 5215.17A, Director, Expeditionary Warfare

Division (OPNAV N95) will review this instruction annually on the anniversary of its issuance

date to ensure applicability, currency, and consistency with Federal, DoD, SECNAV, and Navy

policy and statutory authority using OPNAV 5215/40 Review of Instruction. This instruction

will be in effect for 5 years, unless revised or cancelled in the interim, and will be reissued by the

5-year anniversary date if it is still required, unless it meets one of the exceptions in

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OPNAVINST 5215.17A, paragraph 9. Otherwise, if the instruction is no longer required, it will

be processed for cancellation as soon as the cancellation is known following the guidance in

OPNAV Manual 5215.1 of May 2016.

D. W. COFFMAN

Director, Expeditionary Warfare

Releasability and distribution:

This instruction is cleared for public released and is available electronically only via Department

of the Navy Issuances Web site: http://doni.documentservices.dla.mil/

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OPERATIONAL MISSION AREAS FOR NAVY EXPEDITIONARY INTELLIGENCE

COMMAND (NAVEXINTCOM) FORCES

1. NAVEXINTCOM provides an ISR capability through centralized planning, coordination,

and integration of expeditionary intelligence capabilities to assess, plan, and execute intelligence

operations in the expeditionary and maritime domain. NAVEXINTCOM is responsible for

administrative support, movement planning, organizational oversight and training, and DoD

intelligence capability certification for all assigned intelligence exploitation teams (IET).

NAVEXINTCOM serves as an advocate for intelligence manning, training, and equipment

requirements for the force.

2. Primary (P) missions are those missions that a unit is to perform during wartime. Secondary

(S) missions are those missions that a unit could be expected to perform, but are not essential to

carrying out its war-time role.

(U) Table 1-1: Primary (P) and Secondary (S) Warfare Mission Areas

3. NAVEXINTCOM staff is responsible for training and certifying each team ready for

deployment. The headquarters staff has oversight of operations, intelligence, administration,

legal, logistical support, and maintenance of NAVEXINTCOM forces. Normally, the

NAVEXINTCOM staff will not deploy, but assist in coordinating logistics and support, and

exercise administrative control of the deployed forces. When deployed, an IET supports and

reports to the operational commander.

4. NAVEXINTCOM is located at Naval Air Station Oceana, Dam Neck Annex, Virginia

Beach, VA.

5. Two Navy Reserve commands are subordinated under NAVEXINTCOM: Navy Reserve

0106 (Virginia Beach, VA) and Navy Reserve 0222 (Ft. Lewis, WA). These unit commanders

NAVEXINTCOM FORCES

AMW CCC EW EXW FHP FSO INT IO LOG MOB MOS NCO SUW

S P P P P P P S P S P S S

AMW = amphibious warfare

CCC = command, control, & communication

EW = electronic warfare

EXW = expeditionary operations

FHP = force health protection

FSO = fleet support operations

INT = intelligence operations

IO = information operations

LOG = logistics

MIW = mine warfare

MOB = mobility

MOS = missions of state

NCO = non-combat operations

SUW = surface warfare

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are charged with maintaining the capability to conduct continental United States-based strategic

debriefing; scripting and executing fleet response training plan exercise and assessment events;

and augmenting active duty IETs as both the units are unable to deploy as IET units of action.

6. Readiness Conditions. ROCs are reported under readiness conditions having major

significance in determining the unit’s total manpower requirements.

a. Readiness State I: Full Contingency Readiness

(1) Significant strategic and tactical indications of imminent hostilities. While in

readiness state I, the staff will be capable of meeting the following criteria: able to perform and

direct all offensive and defensive functions of one major command configuration (i.e.,

commander, joint task force, or commander, Navy expeditionary force) with limited capability to

support secondary functions’ responsibilities simultaneously. This state supports war and

operation plans executed at defense readiness condition (DEFCON) I and II, and major civil

assistance operations. All watch stations and vital positions will be manned to sustain operations

in the designated command configuration indefinitely once implementation is complete.

Attainment of this state includes providing plan-specified augmentation assets to various remote

command centers, posts, and units. The staff and supporting commands will take all measures

necessary to ensure all primary and battle-redundant systems are maintained in a maximum state

of readiness.

(2) All personnel assets detailed in national, theater, and unit mobilization plans must be

staffed by permanent personnel, marked reserves and augmentees.

b. Readiness State III: Current Operations

(1) Conducting current operations without mobilized augmentation assets. Watch

stations and vital positions sufficient to sustain theater and local operations at the DEFCON IV

or III or minor civil assistance operations are manned and ready. The staff is able to initialize

major war or operation plans in advance of augmentation support. This readiness state is the

sum total of those watch stations and vital positions required to support routine operation in

DEFCON IV (geopolitical instability exists in the area of responsibility which requires constant

vigilance and monitoring for rapidly escalating, emergent developments) and the additional

watch stations and vital positions required to immediately surge to a level to support DEFCON

III (tensions exist which may have serious and adverse effects, and the possibility of force

involvement exists).

(2) All personnel assets to support this readiness state must be permanent staff assets.

The staff and supporting command will provide routine organizational level maintenance.

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7. Capabilities Levels. ROC symbols are used to specify the desired level of achievement of

readiness or other work for or during a particular readiness condition. Readiness normally

applies to watches and evolutions, while other work refers to non-watch activity such as

performing maintenance.

a. “F” = “Full.” The capability is to be fully achieved. For operational functions (watches),

this means that installed equipment or systems will be fully manned to design capability. For

support functions, sufficient manning is provided to ensure effective accomplishment of all

included tasks. The achievement is to be sustained for the duration of the condition unless

modified by an “A” or “E.”

b. “L” = “Limited.” The capability is to be only partially realized (Note: “P” for “Partial”

is no longer a symbol). Even though only limited capability is realized, it is to be sustained for

the duration of the condition unless modified by an “A” or “E.” Every “L” must be supported by

a limiting statement specifying the limitation.

c. "A" = "Augmentation." The capability is to be either fully or partially achieved for a

limited time during the condition. The capability is achieved by using off-watch or off-duty

personnel to achieve the required degree of capability. This symbol is always associated with an

"F" or "L" and establishes a requirement for personnel to be trained, available, and on call to

augment existing watch stations as required.

d. "E" = "Special Team." The capability is to be either fully or partially achieved for a

limited time during the condition. The capability is achieved by using off-watch special teams or

details. This symbol is always associated with an "F" or "L" and denotes a capability that does

not require continuous watch manning. Teams and details as set may either supplement or

replace all or part of the existing watch organization.

CAPABILITY

MODIFIER FULL LIMITED

NONE =>

Manned to design capacity

for duration of condition

Manned to less than design

capacity for duration of

condition

A =>

Temporarily manned to

design capacity using off-

watch personnel

Temporarily manned to less

than design capacity using off-

watch personnel

E =>

Temporarily manned to

design capacity using a

special team

Temporarily manned to less

than design capacity using a

special team

8. Unit’s Company and External Personnel Resources. Normally, using an "A" or an "E”

requires no embellishing statement as their meanings are predefined. However, for units that

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routinely embark external resources, the meaning may not be clear as to whether unit's personnel

or an external resource should provide the augmentation. This ROC and POE instruction shows:

a. if the resource is unit’s company, no elaboration or statement is provided;

b. if the resource is external for "F," a note is added to the ROC stating the resource; and

c. if the resource is external for "L," the resource is added to the capability limiting

statement.

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PROJECTED OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT (POE) FOR NAVY EXPEDITIONARY

INTELLIGENCE COMMAND (NAVEXINTCOM) FORCES

1. IETs are active-duty, globally deployable, units of action, task organized to conduct maritime

domain awareness, I&W, FP, sensitive site exploitation, and intelligence preparation of the

operational environment in direct support of Navy component and joint forces. IET capabilities

are core Navy, directly supporting the maritime strategy, and are key components of achieving

decision superiority. IETs provide a flexible multi-ISR capability across the maritime

environment that is unique in the regular forces, and bridges the seam between sea and land

while supporting all warfare campaign phases (zero to five). IETs must be capable of

performing all offensive and defensive functions simultaneously while deployed.

2. IETs are composed of an officer in charge (OIC), HUMINT collectors, tactical EW

technicians, and intelligence analysts. IETs coordinate closely with the NAVEXINTCOM

leadership to refine manning, training, and equipment requirements, and assist the

NAVEXINTCOM staff in establishing required policy and tactics, techniques, and procedures

based on operational requirements.

3. The most demanding operational conditions for the IET occur as team members deploy

throughout a theater of operation during major combat operations. While the OIC and analysts

are located at operational and tactical command and control locations and key information nodes,

IET HUMINT collectors and tactical EW technicians are precisely positioned in both the

maritime and expeditionary environments to actively collect in response to the supported

commander’s intelligence requirements. IET’s operational concept acts as a flexible and

adaptable network that provides the commander with a high fidelity short and long-term

collection capability.

4. While deployed, IET collectors and technicians forward stage and operate from military and

civilian platforms and facilities, to include, but not limited to, aircraft carriers, surface ships,

forward operating bases, hotels, etc. Missions are conducted across the full spectrum of

operations and routinely place team members in close proximity to person(s) of interest.

Accordingly, IET members are required to complete maritime and expeditionary mobility

training. IETs provide fleet maritime interception operations (MIO) boarding teams with

requisite expertise to recognize and exploit intelligence opportunities. Team members are

certified to conduct compliant and non-compliant visit, board, search, and seizure (VBSS)

missions. During VBSS missions designated as opposed, IET members will embark during the

second wave to conduct intelligence collection and exploitation activities.

5. IETs collect, analyze, and disseminate HUMINT through military source operations, and

signals intelligence (SIGINT) via technical means, in the maritime and expeditionary

environments. Specific collection and exploitation skills include counterintelligence (CI), civil

maritime expertise, theater familiarity, interviews, debriefing, elicitation, tactical questioning,

interrogation, monitoring techniques, tactical EW, and targeting. IET operations include, but are

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not limited to, biometrics, sensitive site exploitation, tagging, tactical communications,

communication profiling, network mapping and survey, and computer network operations.

Specific subject matter experts may augment the team to meet specialized collection

requirements when directed by higher authority.

6. In theater IET, activity is routinely exercised under the operational authorities of the assigned

Navy component command. Consistent with Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and

SECNAV HUMINT guidance, IETs will report to, and integrate with, the appropriate defense

HUMINT executor upon arrival in an assigned theater. At the direction of the defense HUMINT

executor, IET members disperse to critical areas, acting as a collection network, in support of

assigned operational or unit commander requirements.

7. The OIC and select personnel assigned to IETs will be DoD certified in, and credentialed for,

interrogation, CI, and military source operations. They will be culturally astute and serve as a

primary means for interaction with local populations in support of the commander’s

requirements. IETs do not have an organic language capability. Hence, linguists or interpreters

from other Navy units, services, or civilian agencies may be required to augment an IET.

8. ROC symbols are used to specify the desired level of achievement of readiness or other work

for or during a particular readiness condition. Readiness normally applies to operations and

evolutions, while other work refers to non-watch activity such as performing maintenance or

training.

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REQUIRED OPERATIONAL CAPABILITIES (ROC) FOR NAVY EXPEDITIONARY

INTELLIGENCE COMMAND (NAVEXINTCOM) FORCES

ROC ROC DEFINITION

READINESS

STATE

I III

AMW AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE (AMW)

AMW 23 CONDUCT ADVANCE FORCE OPERATIONS FOR AN

AMPHIBIOUS OPERATION.

AMW

23.1

Plan and direct advance force operations for an amphibious

operation.

L – Intelligence collection and technical support to operations.

L L

AMW

23.2

Conduct advanced force operations for an amphibious operation.

L – Intelligence collection and technical support to operations.

L L

AMW 25 CONDUCT MILITARY OPERATIONS IN URBAN

TERRAIN (MOUT).

AMW

25.1

Plan and direct MOUT.

L – Intelligence collection and technical support to operations.

L L

AMW

25.2

Conduct MOUT.

L – Intelligence collection and technical support to operations.

L L

AMW 36 CONDUCT CI OPERATIONS.

Note: Conduct CI operations under the authority of Naval

Criminal Investigative Service (NAVCRIMINVSERV) when

delegated.

AMW

36.1

Plan and direct CI operations. F F

AMW

36.2

Conduct CI operations. F F

AMW 38 CONDUCT CI OPERATIONS WITH LOCAL AND

ALLIED AGENCIES.

AMW

38.1

Plan and direct CI operations with local and allied agencies. F F

AMW

38.2

Conduct CI operations with local and allied agencies. F F

CCC COMMAND, CONTROL, AND COMMUNICATIONS

(CCC)

CCC 3 PROVIDE OWN UNIT’S COMMAND AND CONTROL

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FUNCTIONS.

CCC 3.3 Provide all personnel services, programs, and facilities to

safeguard classified material and information. F F

CCC 3.4 Carry out emergency destruction of classified material and

equipment rapidly and efficiently. F F

CCC

3.11

Establish voice communications with supported forces. F F

CCC 6 PROVIDE COMMUNICATIONS FOR OWN UNIT.

CCC 6.1 Maintain tactical voice communications. F F

CCC

6.11

Establish and maintain fixed combat communications and relay

support for NSW operations.

L – Within operational and interoperability constraints.

L L

CCC

6.12

Maintain internal communications systems. F F

CCC

6.14

Maintain capability for low probability of intercept satellite

communications. F F

CCC

6.19

Provide tactical, secure voice, or data communications. F F

EW ELECTRONIC WARFARE (EW)

EW 1 CONDUCT EW SUPPORT (ES) OPERATIONS.

EW 1.1 Search for and intercept electromagnetic and directed energy

signals and emissions.

F F

EW 1.2 Identify command and control and weapons systems’ signals. F F

EW 1.3 Identify threat platforms’ communications and weapons signal

sources.

F F

EW 1.4 Provide location or targeting information of threat weapons,

command and control, platforms, or signal sources.

F F

EW 1.6 Conduct ES for self-defense and I&W. F F

EW 1.7 Plan and direct ES operations. F F

EW 1.8 Identify and coordinate tactical IO requirements and disseminate

information derived from ES and other sources to the composite

warfare commanders, warfare commanders, and naval or joint

forces.

L – Within supported commander’s available communications

architectures.

L L

EW 1.15 Plan and direct tactical cryptologic ES operations. F F

EW 3 CONDUCT EP OPERATIONS.

EW 3.7 Implement appropriate and directed electromagnetic and acoustic

emission control (EMCON) condition.

F F

EW 3.8 Transition rapidly from one EMCON condition to another. F F

EW 3.9 Monitor own unit compliance with EMCON condition in effect. F F

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EXW EXPEDITIONARY WARFARE

EXW 1 CONDUCT WATERBORNE SECURITY OPERATIONS IN

HARBORS, HARBOR APPROACHES, INSHORE,

RIPARIAN, AND NEAR SHORE LITTORAL AREAS.

EXW 1.7 Operate in coordination with other Navy Expeditionary Combat

Command units and naval, joint, or combined forces in support of

waterborne security.

F F

EXW

1.15

Conduct MIO.

L - Integration into a fleet VBSS team for full intelligence

collection and technical support capability.

L L

EXW

1.16

Conduct counter-piracy operations.

L - Integration into a fleet VBSS team for full intelligence

collection and technical support capability.

L L

EXW 2 CONDUCT LANDSIDE SECURITY OPERATIONS.

EXW 2.7 Operate in coordination with other Navy Expeditionary Combat

Command units naval, joint, or combined forces in support of

landside security.

F F

EXW 2.8 Provide theater security cooperation support to host nation (HN)

security forces. F F

EXW

2.13

Plan and conduct counter-surveillance. F F

EXW

2.14

Conduct biometric sampling in support of security operations. F F

EXW

2.15

Maintain an explosive detection capability. F F

EXW

2.16

Plan and direct landside security operations. F F

EXW 7 MAINTAIN EXPEDITIONARY SURVEILLANCE

CAPABILITY.

EXW

7.10

Coordinate with intelligence sources to provide I&W to the force. F F

EXW 9 CONDUCT BASE CAMP OPERATIONS IN AN

EXPEDITIONARY ENVIRONMENT.

EXW 9.1 Conduct a site survey to ascertain location, drainage, sanitation,

security, access, and force integration.

L – Intelligence preparation of the environment, site attributes.

L L

EXW 10 CONDUCT COMMAND AND CONTROL IN AN

EXPEDITIONARY ENVIRONMENT.

EXW

10.1

Plan and direct expeditionary warfare operations.

L L

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L – Intelligence and technical support to planning and integrated

participation in operations.

EXW

10.8

Exercise command and control of Navy Expeditionary Combat

Command adaptive force package, task force, task group, task

unit, or other joint or combined task force or subordinate

component.

L – Function as detachment (OIC) and adaptive force package

intelligence analyst.

L L

EXW 15 CONDUCT BOARDING OPERATIONS.

EXW

15.1

Conduct consensual boardings on suspect vessels (VBSS level I).

Note: A consensual boarding is regarded as a compliant boarding

for force selection and planning purposes.

L - Integration into a fleet VBSS team for full intelligence

collection and technical support capability.

L L

EXW

15.2

Conduct non-compliant boardings on suspect vessels (VBSS level

II, III).

L - Integration into a fleet VBSS team for full intelligence

collection and technical support capability.

L L

EXW

15.5

Conduct boarding from vessel of opportunity. F F

EXW

15.6

Conduct trace detection for explosives. F F

EXW

15.7

Conduct initial safety inspection. F F

EXW

15.8

Conduct systematic testing of spaces for the presence of

explosives using detection devices. F F

EXW

15.10

Conduct trace detection for narcotics. F F

EXW

15.11

Conduct extended initial safety inspection when there is a

reasonable suspicion of a particular hazard that may threaten the

boarding team.

F F

EXW

15.12

Conduct systematic testing of spaces for the presence of narcotics

using detection devices. F F

EXW

15.15

Plan and direct boarding operations.

L – Intelligence collection and technical support to operations. L L

FHP FORCE HEALTH PROTECTION (FHP)

FHP 21 AUGMENT ASSIGNED AND EMBARKED MEDICAL

PERSONNEL.

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FHP 21.1 Augment medical personnel by providing first aid assistance. F F

FHP 21.2 Augment medical personnel by providing triage assistance. F F

FHP 21.3 Augment medical personnel by providing resuscitation and

stabilization assistance. F F

FSO FLEET SUPPORT OPERATIONS

FSO 6 SUPPORT AND CONDUCT SEARCH AND RESCUE (SAR)

OPERATIONS IN A COMBAT OR NON-COMBAT

ENVIRONMENT.

FSO 6.1 Support and conduct combat and non-combat SAR operations by

fixed or rotary wing aircraft.

L – Intelligence and technical support to planning and execution.

L L

FSO 6.7 Conduct general surveillance. F F

FSO 6.9 Report situation assessment. F F

FSO 6.12 Conduct combat SAR operations in support of battle force

operations by special warfare forces in a hostile environment.

L – Intelligence and technical support to planning and execution.

L L

FSO 20 PROVIDE FLEET TRAINING SERVICES.

FSO

20.47

Conduct intelligence training for intelligence officers. F F

FSO 46 MONITOR ASSIGNED UNITS’ ADMINISTRATIVE

PROCEDURES. F F

FSO 47 MONITOR ASSIGNED UNITS’ OPERATIONAL

PROCEDURES. F F

FSO 48 MONITOR ASSIGNED UNITS’ MATERIAL READINESS. F F

FSO 51 REPAIR OWN UNIT’S FSO-RELATED EQUIPMENT.

Note: Organizational level maintenance only.

F F

FSO 55 MAINTAIN READINESS BY PROVIDING FOR

TRAINING OF OWN UNIT’S PERSONNEL. F F

INT INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS (INT)

INT 1 SUPPORT AND CONDUCT INTELLIGENCE

COLLECTION.

INT 1.3 Support and conduct imagery intelligence information collection. F F

INT 1.6 Conduct electro-optical intelligence collection at short and long

range with onboard sensors. F F

INT 1.8 Collect or capture selected material or personnel for intelligence

exploitation. F F

INT 1.9 Collect SIGINT information, including communications

intelligence (COMINT) and electronic intelligence (ELINT). F F

INT 1.10 Gather intelligence in restricted and shallow water areas relating

to disposition and movement of enemy fleet units and ground F F

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units.

INT 1.12 Collect HUMINT information. F F

INT 1.14 Conduct intelligence exploitation of unknown or selected

ordnance collected by explosives ordinance disposal.

L – Intelligence and technical support to planning and execution.

L L

INT 1.17 Conduct sighting team operations for all foreign military

platforms. F F

INT 1.18 Maintain critical contacts of interest and contacts of interest lists. F F

INT 1.19 Track updated national high interest shipping list and the Office

of Naval Intelligence’s vessel of interest list. F F

INT 1.20 Conduct unit identification and recognition training for aircrew,

intelligence center personnel, and topside watch standers. F F

INT 1.21 Conduct open-source intelligence (OSINT). F F

INT 2 PROVIDE INTELLIGENCE.

INT 2.1 Maintain intelligence summary plots on air, surface, subsurface

and space activities to include an all-source manual and

automated tactical intelligence plot.

L – Within supported commander’s available intelligence and

communications architectures.

L L

INT 2.2 Evaluate and disseminate intelligence information. F F

INT 2.4 Establish and maintain access to service and national intelligence

sources to include national, theater, and other tactical intelligence

automated data sources up to the top secret/ sensitive

compartmented information level for operational intelligence

support.

L – Within supported commander’s available communications

architectures.

L L

INT 2.6 Produce intelligence information reports from all processed

images as required by the fleet intelligence collection manual for

further dissemination for fleet and national agencies.

Disseminate reports, hard and softcopy, and accompanying

images.

F F

INT 2.7 Process, exploit, and disseminate surface search information from

aircrew and ships’ company debriefs. F F

INT 2.8 Coordinate distribution of current and developing space

surveillance center photography and information to appropriate

commands, organizations, and agencies.

F F

INT 2.9 Provide I&W intelligence. F F

INT 2.12 Provide intelligence on naval tactics, trends, and patterns. F F

INT 2.13 Conduct all-source intelligence analysis. F F

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INT 2.16 Build and maintain tactical intelligence databases to assist with

correlating, analyzing, and disseminating intelligence data to

support operational intelligence requirements.

F F

INT 2.20 Maintain intelligence Web portal with current and developing

emergent intelligence. F F

INT 2.21 Maintain analyst-to-analyst exchange with theater intelligence

centers, units in company and national agencies for the rapid

exchange of real time intelligence information.

F F

INT 2.22 Produce intelligence spot reports for electronic transmission. F F

INT 2.23 Conduct secure video teleconferencing with theater intelligence

centers and national agencies for the purpose of coordinating

intelligence collection missions and the exchange of intelligence

and operational information.

L – Within supported commander’s available communications

architectures.

L L

INT 2.25 Disseminate integrated all-source information to all levels of

command. F F

INT 2.27 Provide a summary and situation reports of enemy situation,

capabilities, possible courses of action, and reconnaissance status. F F

INT 2.28 Provide intelligence guidance and supplement operational tasks

for planning intelligence collection. F F

INT 2.29 Direct and coordinate commander, joint task force and

component commanders’ INT.

L – Within duties of intelligence officer.

L L

INT 3 CONDUCT INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE AND

RECONNAISSANCE.

INT 3.1 Conduct covert and clandestine surveillance and reconnaissance

operations. F F

INT 3.2 Plan, direct, coordinate, and conduct overt surveillance and

reconnaissance operations. F F

INT 3.3 Plan, direct, and coordinate clandestine surveillance and

reconnaissance operations. F F

INT 4 CONDUCT OCEAN SURVEILLANCE OPERATIONS

AGAINST TARGETS OF INTEREST.

INT 4.1 Detect and locate targets of interest. F F

INT 4.2 Classify and identify targets of interest. F F

INT 4.3 Track targets of interest. F F

INT 4.4 Plan and direct ocean surveillance operations against targets of

interest. F F

INT 5.2 Disseminate integrated all-source information to all levels of

command. F F

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INT 6 CONDUCT SURFACE RECONNAISSANCE.

INT 6.2 Conduct strike reconnaissance of hostile targets and territory. F F

INT 6.3 Conduct reconnaissance of surface forces. F F

INT 6.4 Conduct reconnaissance of ground forces. F F

INT 6.5 Conduct inshore harbor and coastal defense reconnaissance. F F

INT 6.6 Plan and direct surface reconnaissance. F F

INT 6.7 Recognize by sight friendly and enemy aircraft, ships,

submarines, and potential naval fire support targets which may be

encountered in the expected operating areas.

F F

INT 7 SUPPORT AND CONDUCT AIRBORNE

RECONNAISSANCE.

INT 7.1 Support and conduct unarmed reconnaissance (weather,

environment, visual, etc.). F F

INT 7.2 Support and conduct armed reconnaissance (route

reconnaissance, interdiction etc.). F F

INT 7.3 Recognize by sight friendly and enemy aircraft, ships,

submarines, missile systems, sensors, and ground vehicles which

may be encountered in the expected operating areas.

F F

INT 7.4 Conduct strike photography with installed or hand-held cameras,

or sensors before, during, or after the strike. F F

INT 8 PROCESS INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE AND

RECONNAISSANCE INFORMATION.

INT 8.2 Process tactically significant intelligence information from

missions gained from one or more of these intelligence sources.

(a) SIGINT, comprised ELINT, COMINT and foreign

instrumentation signals intelligence (FISINT)

(b) IMINT

(c) HUMINT

(d) Measurement and signature intelligence (MASINT)

(e) OSINT

F F

INT 8.3 Process intelligence information at the North Atlantic Treaty

Organization (NATO) secret level. F F

INT 8.4 Process ISR information at a level releasable to coalition partners. F F

INT 9 DISSEMINATE ISR INFORMATION.

INT 9.1 Report and disseminate tactically significant intelligence

information from missions gained from one or more of these

intelligence sources.

(a) SIGINT, comprised of ELINT, COMINT, and FISINT

(c) IMINT

(d) HUMINT

(f) MASINT

F F

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(g) OSINT

INT 9.2 Disseminate intelligence information at the NATO secret level. F F

INT 9.3 Disseminate ISR information at a level releasable to coalition

partners. F F

INT 10 OPERATE A CONTINGENCY PLANNING CELL TO

SUPPORT FLEET COMMANDERS.

INT 10.1 Provide contingency operation support briefings to deploying and

deployed naval forces. F F

INT 10.3 Support contingency planning cell. F F

INT 15 PROVIDE INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT FOR

NONCOMBATANT EVACUATION OPERATIONS (NEO).

INT 15.1 Provide intelligence support for NEO planners and NEO

execution. F F

INT 15.2 Provide integrated all-source intelligence to NEO participants. F F

INT 15.3 Provide for debriefing of evacuees. F F

INT 15.4 Support post mission NEO analysis. F F

INT 16 PROVIDE INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT FOR COUNTER

NARCOTICS INTERDICTION.

INT 16.1 Collect and integrate intelligence in cooperation with other

services and law enforcement agencies to conduct counter

narcotics interdiction.

F F

INT 16.2 Disseminate integrated all-source intelligence to counter narcotics

elements. F F

INT 16.3 Provide intelligence support to counter narcotics interdiction,

planning and execution. F F

INT 23 PROVIDE INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO COMBAT

SEARCH AND RESCUE OPERATIONS. F F

INT 25 DEVELOP AND EXECUTE INTELLIGENCE PLANS AND

POLICY.

INT 25.1 Oversee the implementation of an adherence to intelligence

doctrine and tactics, techniques, and procedures.

L – Within duties of intelligence officer .

L L

INT

25.10

Develop commander’s intelligence critical information

requirement targets.

L – Within duties of intelligence officer .

L L

INT

25.11

Prepare and issue essential elements of information.

L – Within duties of intelligence officer .

L L

INT

25.12

Develop intelligence collection plans. F F

INT Designate priority intelligence requirements and intelligence L L

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25.13 requirements.

L – Within duties of intelligence officer .

INT

25.17

Develop collection requirements to support warfare commanders’

functions.

L – Within duties of intelligence officer .

L L

INT

25.18

Conduct intelligence training for staff intelligence officers. F F

INT

25.19

Ensure intelligence personnel on deploying units are properly

trained. F F

INT 26 CONDUCT INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS.

INT 26.1 Liaise between intelligence department (N2) and operations

department (N3) for exercises and real world contingency

operations.

F F

INT 26.2 Evaluate and disseminate intelligence information. F F

INT 26.7 Plan and direct ocean surveillance operations against targets of

interest in support of operational commitments. F F

INT 26.9 Analyze and evaluate operational areas, operational threat, and

friendly information. F F

INT

26.10

Integrate operational intelligence. F F

INT

26.11

Develop or identify enemy operational intentions, target

information, and vulnerabilities. F F

INT

26.12

Develop, assess, and brief I&W. F F

INT

26.14

Provide contingency operation support briefing to deploying and

deployed naval forces. F F

INT

26.16

Support contingency planning cell. F F

INT

26.17

Manage fleet combined intelligence relationships and participate

in combined staff talks and conferences. F F

INT

26.18

Liaise with Navy component commands and numbered fleet

commands regarding INT in support of operations plans and

contingency operations.

F F

INT 27 PROVIDE INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO EXERCISES.

INT 27.1 Coordinate intelligence activities for training exercises to include:

(a) scripting of intelligence injects and the master scenario event

list for the exercise,

(b) generation of exercise targets, target lists and electronic target

folders (through coordination with targeting cell),

F F

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(c) coordination with plans department (N5) for planning and

scheduling of exercise events,

(d) coordinating schedule of events with training participants,

(e) production and dissemination of intelligence training

materials, and

(f) coordinating the inclusion of other services and allies for

exercise participation.

INT 34 COORDINATE AND CONDUCT OFFENSIVE AND

DEFENSIVE CI ACTIVITIES.

Note: IETs conduct CI operations under the authority of

NAVCRIMINVSERV when delegated.

INT 34.1 Detect and counter foreign intelligence collection efforts. F F

INT 34.2 Support deception, rear area FP, and rear battle planning efforts. F F

INT 34.3 Designate targets for neutralization or exploitation. F F

INT 34.4 Screen refugees, displaced persons, and detainees in the assigned

area of operations (AO). F F

INT 34.5 Provide functional CI support to the combined military

interrogation centers. F F

INT 34.6 Maintain a plan for evacuation and destruction of essential

classified material and systems. F F

INT 34.7 Assimilate and disseminate information on terrorist activities

directed at U.S. Navy installations, units, and personnel. F F

INT

34.11

Request and provide a threat assessment. F F

INT

34.12

Provide CI support to FP assets. F F

INT

34.14

Coordinate all HUMINT activities. F F

INT

34.15

Plan, coordinate, and conduct offensive and defensive

multidiscipline CI activities. F F

INT

34.16

Plan and direct multidiscipline CI targets for neutralization or

exploitation. F F

INT

34.17

Identify or implement appropriate countermeasures. F F

INT

34.18

Plan and conduct CI training with assigned forces. F F

INT

34.19

Establish and maintain contact and relationships with local and

regional NAVCRIMINVSERV offices on matters of CI or

terrorist threats to fleet units or commands.

F F

IO INFORMATION OPERATIONS (IO)

IO 4 PLAN AND IMPLEMENT OPERATIONS SECURITY

(OPSEC) MEASURES.

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IO 4.11 Plan, coordinate and control implementation of OPSEC measures. F F

IO 4.12 Execute OPSEC measures. F F

MOB MOBILITY (MOB)

MOB 3 PREVENT AND CONTROL DAMAGE.

MOB 3.3 Maintain security against unfriendly acts F F

MOB 3.5 Provide damage control security and surveillance. F F

MOB 4 TRANSFLY ON SHORT NOTICE.

MOB 4.1 Self-lift from staging site to departure site.

Note: requires 96-hour notice to deploy personnel.

F F

MOB 4.2 Transfly in all weather conditions. F F

MOB 8 OPERATE FROM A SHIP.

MOB 8.1 Operate from an aircraft carrier. F F

MOB 8.2 Operate from a ship with a helicopter platform. F F

MOB 8.4 Operate from combatant craft. F F

MOB 8.6 Operate from merchant ships and indigenous craft. F F

MOB

8.12

Operate from an multipurpose amphibious assault ship (LHD),

general purpose amphibious assault ship (LHA). F F

MOB

8.13

Operate from a tender. F F

MOB 11 MAINTAIN MOUNT-OUT CAPABILITIES.

MOB

11.1

Deploy with organic allowance within designated time period. F F

MOB

11.2

Mount-out selected elements and detachments. F F

MOB

11.3

Maintain capability for rapid airlift of unit or detachment as

directed. F F

MOB

11.5

Maintain capability for rapid ground conveyance of unit or

detachment. F F

MOB

11.6

Maintain capability to install, check, and maintain detachment

personnel. F F

MOB

11.8

Provide capability to mount-out and setup command, control,

communications, computers and intelligence equipment ashore or

on another surface ship.

F F

MOB 14 CONDUCT OPERATIONS ASHORE.

MOB

14.1

Operate in climate extremes ranging from cold weather to hot-

humid (tropical) to hot-dry (desert) and coastal or ocean

environments

F F

MOB

14.2

Operate in rear of combat zone in afloat pre-positioning force or

Marine expeditionary brigade operation. F F

MOB

14.5

Conduct peacetime activation, mount-out, and movement

exercises of selected personnel and equipment to ensure F F

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capability of contingencies involving naval forces short of a

general war.

MOB

14.6

Conduct limited local security defensive combat operations. F F

MOB

14.7

Provide qualified personnel to conduct site survey. F F

MOB 17 PERFORM ORGANIZATIONAL LEVEL REPAIRS TO

OWN UNIT'S MOB EQUIPMENT. F F

MOB 18 CONDUCT CASUALTY CONTROL PROCEDURES TO

MAINTAIN AND RESTORE OWN UNIT'S MOB

CAPABILITIES.

F F

MOB 19 PLAN, DIRECT, COORDINATE, AND CONDUCT

OPERATIONAL MOVEMENT.

MOB

19.2

Conduct intra-theater deployment and redeployment of force

within the theater of operations or assigned AO. F F

MOS MISSIONS OF STATE (MOS)

MOS 1 PERFORM NAVAL DIPLOMATIC PRESENCE

OPERATIONS.

MOS 1.8 Participate in military exercises with allied nations. F F

MOS 1.9 Participate in military exercises with non-allied nations. F F

MOS 2 PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE.

MOS

2.10

Support and provide for the evacuation of noncombatant

personnel in areas of civil or international crisis.

L – Provide intelligence and technical support to planning and

execution.

L L

MOS

2.11

Support and conduct helicopter or boat evacuation of

noncombatant personnel as directed by higher authority from

areas of civil or international crisis.

L – Provide intelligence and technical support to planning and

execution.

L L

MOS

2.12

Provide for embarkation, identification, and processing of

evacuees.

L – Provide intelligence and technical support to planning and

execution.

L L

MOS

2.15

Plan and direct the evacuation of non-combat personnel in areas

of civil or international crisis in both a permissive and non-

permissive environment (including joint and combined

operations).

L – Provide intelligence and technical support to planning and

L L

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execution.

MOS 3 PERFORM PEACEKEEPING.

MOS 3.3 Provide direct participation in a joint or allied peacekeeping force

within a foreign country or region. F F

MOS 4 PERFORM INTERDICTION.

MOS 4.3 Conduct sanction enforcement operations.

L - Integration into a fleet VBSS team for full intelligence

collection and technical support capability.

L L

MOS 4.4 Conduct MIO or VBSS operations with naval, combined, or joint

forces.

L - Integration into a fleet VBSS team for full intelligence

collection and technical support capability.

L L

MOS 4.8 Plan and direct MIO or VBSS with naval, combined, or joint

forces operations with naval, combined, or joint forces.

L - Integration into a fleet VBSS team for full intelligence

collection and technical support capability.

L L

MOS

4.11

Inspect and verify cargo and destinations. F F

MOS

4.13

Conduct boarding and inspection of non-combatant vessels.

L – Provide intelligence and technical support to planning and

execution.

L L

MOS 5 PROVIDE FOREIGN INTERNAL DEFENSE

ASSISTANCE.

MOS 5.2 Conduct intelligence activities that support foreign internal

defense programs. F F

MOS 5.3 Conduct civil-military activities that isolate the insurgent and

exploit his vulnerabilities. F F

MOS 5.4 Conduct tactical operations in close cooperation with HN that

focus on neutralizing and destroying the insurgent threat in the

maritime environment.

L - Intelligence support to planning and integrated participation in

operations.

L L

MOS 6 CONDUCT COUNTER TERRORISM.

MOS 6.2 Recover sensitive material from terrorist organizations. F F

MOS 6.3 Perform reconnaissance and surveillance of counter terrorism

targets. F F

MOS 7 PROVIDE SECURITY ASSISTANCE.

MOS 7.3 Coordinate or conduct military-military staff talks. F F

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MOS 7.4 Coordinate or assess foreign airfield access operations. F F

MOS 8 PROVIDE ANTITERRORISM (AT) ASSISTANCE.

MOS 8.2 Provide training and advice on how to reduce vulnerability to

terrorism and other threats, particularly in the maritime

environment.

F F

MOS 8.3 Assimilate and disseminate intelligence on terrorist activities

directed at HN and U.S. Navy installations, ships, and personnel. F F

MOS 8.5 Declare general warnings of possible terrorist activity. F F

MOS 8.6 Request or provide a threat assessment. F F

MOS 8.7 Conduct terrorist vulnerability assessment. F F

MOS

8.15

Assimilate and disseminate AT intelligence on terrorist activities

directed at U.S. military installations, ships, and personnel.

(a) Monitor threat information flow

(b) Request or provide threat condition warnings of possible

terrorist activity

(c) Dissemination threat information to unit personnel

(d) Apply DoD terrorist threat analysis methodology

F F

MOS

8.16

Integrate AT efforts into unit operations.

(a) Assign a unit FP officer and an AT officer

(b) Implement unit AT programs

(c) Coordinate AT in overseas locations with host country or host

command

(d) Implement local force protection condition measures

(e) Implement unit terrorist incident response plan

F F

MOS

8.18

Conduct screening of non-assigned personnel and equipment

entering unit or facility.

(a) Screen personnel (search, detect)

(b) Screen equipment, provisions, supplies, etc. (metal detection,

explosives)

F F

MOS 9 PROVIDE COUNTERDRUG ASSISTANCE PER

SECTIONS 371-380 OF TITLE, U.S. CODE.

MOS 9.1 Support U.S. and HN counter drug activities abroad by advising,

training, and assisting HN military, paramilitary, and police

operations targeted at the source of narcotics and the lines of

communications for its movement.

F F

MOS 10 CONDUCT SPECIAL ACTIVITIES AS GOVERNED BY

EXECUTIVE ORDER 12333 AND PER A PRESIDENTIAL

FINDING AND CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT.

F F

MOS 12 ASSESS INTERNATIONAL CRISIS POSTURE IN THE

ASSIGNED AO.

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MOS

12.1

Conduct increased intelligence focus using organic intelligence

operations assets F F

MOS

12.2

Determine threat intentions or possible course of action. F F

NCO NONCOMBAT OPERATIONS (NCO)

NCO 2 PROVIDE ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPPLY SUPPORT

FOR OWN UNIT.

NCO 2.1 Provide supply support services. F F

NCO 2.8 Provide personnel for living space maintenance. F F

NCO 2.9 Provide personnel for area command security. F F

NCO 3 PROVIDE UPKEEP AND MAINTENANCE OF OWN

UNIT.

NCO 3.1 Provide organizational level preventive maintenance. F F

NCO 3.2 Provide organizational level corrective maintenance. F F

NCO 3.3 Provide small arms storage area. F F

NCO 10 PROVIDE EMERGENCY AND DISASTER ASSISTANCE.

NCO

10.4

Provide disaster assistance and evacuation.

Note: Conduct CI and FP support.

F F

NCO 11 SUPPORT AND PROVIDE FOR THE EVACUATION OF

NONCOMBATANT PERSONNEL IN AREAS OF CIVIL

OR INTERNATIONAL CRISIS.

NCO

11.1

Support and conduct helicopter and boat evacuation of

noncombatant personnel as directed by higher authority from

areas of civil or international crisis.

L – Intelligence and technical support to planning and integrated

participation in operations.

L L

NCO

11.2

Provide for embarkation, identification, and processing of

evacuees.

L – Intelligence and technical support to planning and integrated

participation in operations.

L L

NCO

11.5

Plan and direct the evacuation of noncombatant personnel in

areas of civil or international crisis in both a permissive and non-

permissive environment (including joint and combined

operations).

L – Intelligence and technical support to planning and integrated

participation in operations.

L L

NCO 19 CONDUCT MARITIME LAW ENFORCEMENT

OPERATIONS.

NCO Detect and identify noncombatant vessels. F F

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19.1

NCO

19.2

Conduct boarding and inspection of noncombatant vessels. F F

NCO

19.3

Provide assistance to other law enforcement forces. F F

NCO

19.15

Support drug traffic suppression and interdiction operations. F F

NCO 32 CONDUCT COUNTER NARCOTIC AND OTHER LAW

ENFORCEMENT SUPPORT OPERATIONS IN

CONJUNCTION WITH OTHER FORCES.

NCO

32.1

Conduct and support operations with Coast Guard units. F F

NCO

32.2

Conduct and support operations with other Federal law

enforcement agencies. F F

NCO

32.3

Conduct operations with state and local law enforcement

agencies. F F

NCO

32.4

Conduct operations with other national governments. F F

NSW NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE (NSW)

NSW 4 CONDUCT COMBATANT CRAFT OPERATIONS.

NSW 4.1 Support and conduct reconnaissance, surveillance and other

intelligence gathering in support of special operations. F F

NSW 4.3 Conduct surveillance and interdiction of enemy coastal shipping. F F