Title北東アジアにおける米軍の兵力構成に関する研究( 資料編：「Contents of CINPAC, CinCPAC Commad History,1960-1984」-4 )

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Admiral Robert L. J. Long, USN, Commander in Chief PacificThe Pacific CommandCommand Relationships ~n PACOMCommand OrganizationSubordinate Unified Commands and CINCPAC RepresentativesU.S. Military Assistance Advisory GroupsPacific Command PersonnelCINCPAC Component and Subordinate Unified Command Staff PersonnelMilitary Assistance Advisory Group PersonnelMilitary Personnel Assigned Strength in PACOMAvailable ForcesDeployment of Major Ground UnitsDeployment of Naval Air and Ship UnitsDeplo~ent of Major Air Force UnitsAuthorized Strengths of CINCPAC Staff DirectoratesKey CINCPAC Staff PersonnelChange of Command CeremonyCommunist Far East Ground StrengthCommunist Naval StrengthSummary of Communist Far East Air ForcesSummary of Conmuni st Far East Mi ss i 1e· ForcesBulk POL Data, PACOM1979 POL IssuesPACOM POL IssuesPACOM Military Assistance ProgramsPACOM Country Security Assistance ProgramCountry Summary--AustraliaCountry Summary--India .Country Summary--IndonesiaCountry Summary--Japan'Country Summary--KoreaStatus of Major Projects Under ROK Force Improvement Plan ICountry Sumrnary--MalaysiaCountry Summary--PakistanCountry Summary--PhilippinesCountry Summary--SingaporeCountry Summary--Thailand"Strawman" KeG Project Lis~

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Title PageForewordPrefaceTable of Contents

PART I

15 December 1978 - 30 April 1979

CHAPTER I--PLANNING

SECTION I--PLANSWithdrawal PlanPlanning SequenceOperation PlansPost PRe Recognition - Pre MDT-Tenmination

CHAPTER II--PERSONNEL

SECTION I--DEPARTURE FROM TAIWANMilitary MembersDependentsDOD Civilians

SECTION II--TRAVEL TO TAIWANOfficial TravelPort CallsUnofficial Travel

SECTION III--LOCAL NATIONAL CIVILIAN WORKFORCEOutplacement ProgramSpecial geparation PaymentsWork Disruptions

CHAPTER III--ORGANIZATIONS

SECTION I--MILITARY ASSISTANCE ADVISORY GROUP

SECTION II--DEFENSE ATTACHE OFFICE

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SECTION IV--AMERICAN INSTITUTE IN TAIWANOrganization and FunctionDOD-Related BilletsCINCPAC-AIT Relationships

SECTION V--COORDINATION COUNCIL OF NORTH AMERICAN AFFAIRSMilitary-Related Manning

CHAPTER IV--LOGISTICS

SECTION I--FACILITIES ENGINEERINGRea 1 Property Di sposa1

Bailment Agreement (Category 1 Real Property)DPDO-Related Facilities (Category 2 Real Property)Transfer Agreement (Category 3 Real Property)Other Facilities

SECTION II--RESOURCE MANAGEMENTPACOM Taiwan Withdrawal Assistance TeamFuels

Fuels AgreementSupply and Services

War Reserve MaterielRetrograde OperationsMunitions Maintenance ContractNon-Munitions/Combat Support ItemsProgrammed Depot Maintenance on Taiwan

PACER DOTExcess U~S. Government Property Disposal

Reutilization ProgramSa1es ProgdimDisposal Operations (Sales) after 30 ~pril 1979

Household Goods Shipments

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SECTION I--WITHDRAWAL ACTIONSDisposition ActionsIJCS Bailment

SECTION II--AIT/DOD COMMUNICATIONS

SECTION III--ARMED FORCES NETWORK TAIWAN

CHAPTER VI--MILITARY OPERATIONS

SECTION I--EXERCISESExercise SchedulingTaiwan Strait Patrols

SECTIO~ II--SHIP VISITS

SECTION III--AIRCRAFT TRANSIT RIGHTSAircraft Clearances/OverflightsAircraft Landing Rights

SECTION IV--INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

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CHAPTER II--PERSONNEL

SECTION I--TRAVEL TO TAIWANOfficial Travel

CINCPAC RoleTravel Conducted

CHAPTER III--ORGANIZATIONS

SECTION I--PROVISIONAl PLANS OFFICEDisestablishmentDrawdown

SECTION II--AMERICAN INSTITUTE IN TAIWANDOD Related Billets

AIT-Taipei ManningAIT-Washington Manning

CINCPAC-AIT Relationships

SECTION III--CCNAA-HONOLULURelationships with PACOM Staff

CHAPTER IV--lOGISTICS

SECTION I--FACILITIES ENGINEERINGReal Property Disposal

Defense Property Disposal Office-Related facilitiesProperty Transfer Agreement

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Fuels AgreementProperty Title Discussions

Supply and ServicesWar Reserve MaterielMunitionsNon-Munitions

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CHAPTER V--COMMUNICATIONS-ELECTRONICS 95

SECTION I--Integrated Joint Communications Systems Bailment 95Transfer Agreement 95

SECTION II--SUBMARINE CABLE SYSTEM 97

SECTION III--AIT/OOD COMMUNICATIONS 99

CHAPTER VI--MILITARY OPERATIONS 101

SECTION !--EXERCISES 101FRESH LOOK 101Search and Rescue 101Taiwan Strait Patrols 102

SECTION II--SHIP VISITS 103

SECTION III--AIRCRAFT LANDING RIGHTS 105

SECTION IV--INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS 107

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A--MUTUAL DEFENSE TREATY 109

B--TEXT OF THE PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS TO THE NATION ON 15DECEMBER 1978 113

C--TAIWAN RELATIONS ACT (PL 96-8), 10 APRIL 1979 117

D--EXTRACT OF INTERNATIONAL SECURITY ASSISTANCE ACT OF1979 (PL 96-92), 29 OCTOBER 1979, SECTIONS 1 and 23 127

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Letter of Promulgation iTitle Page iiiForeword vPreface viiTable of Contents ixList of Illustrations xxi

CHAPTER I--THE STATUS OF THE COMMAND 1

SECTION I--THE PACIFIC COMMAND 1

SECTION II~-THE CINCPAC STAFF 15Key Personnel Changes in 1980 15Headquarters Joint Manpower Program 21Command, Control and Communications Systems Directorate 21Functions of Political and USICA Advisers Separated 22Position of CINCPAC Representative Southwest Pacific Established 22Position Established for CINCPAC liaison Officer to USREDCOf'1/JDA/

RDJTF 23Disestablishment of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency,

Regional Office Pacific (AROP) 23SAC/PACOf4 Li ai son E1 ement 24Australia Manning Studies 25

SECTION III--COMMAND AND CONTROL 27Unified Command Plan Biennial Review 27GAO Report on PACOM Headquarters 30

SECTION IV--U.S.' FORCES AND BASING 'OVERSEAS 33Increased Access to Indian Ocean/Arabian Sea Littoral Bases 33Forces and Basing in Korea ·41

Combined Forces Command Assessment and Improvement Program(Project SORAK) 47

I Corps (ROK/U.S.) Group 47Combined Forces Command 48

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SECTION II--CINCPAC PLANSCINCPAC Operation Plans

CINCPAC Numbered PlansUnnumbered CINCPAC Contingency PlansOPlAN 5027

u.s. Military Support for PakistanRapid Deployment Joint Task Force

SECTION III--RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER PACOM COUNTRIESANZUS Council MeetingANZUS Military Representatives MeetingANZUS Staff Level MeetingsANZUS SeminarsCINCPAC Briefing Team Visit to Australia and New ZealandU.S.-China Security Relationship

/Defense Relations with IndonesiaU.S.-Japan Planning and CooperationCINCPAC-Japan Staff Office Exchange VisitPACOM Initiatives for MalaysiaImplementation of Philippine Military Bases Agreement AmendmentPhilippine-U.S. Mutual Defense Board MeetingsPhilippine-U.S. Cpnsultations on Security Matters

SECTION IV--MISCElLANEOUS PLANNING ACTIVITIESQuarterly Report of Issues and ActivitiesU.S. Initiatives in the PACOMCINCPAC Wrap-Up of Theater Military ActivitiesPACOM Master Requirements ListNuclear Weapons Do~tr;ne and Presidential Directive 59Nuclear Weapons Employment Policy - 1980Nuclear Weapons Allocations and DeploymentsTheater Nuclear Force Improvement StudyCommand Nuclear Target listCruise Missile Acquisition and PlanningChemical War~re Readiness PostureCINCPAC Planning Support for Rapid Deployment Joint Task ForceResearch and Development ObjectivesU.S.-Japan System and Technology ForumProject JINDALEEDOD Antisatellite Requirements AnalysisMilitary Applications for Space-Based SystemsRequirement for Large Fixed-Wing Spray AircraftPotential Danger to U.S. Volunteer Agency Perionnel in Southeast

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CHAPTER V--LOGISTICS

SECTION I--PLANS/POLICYPACOM Logistics DeficienciesCINCPAC OPLAN 5027CFC OPLAN 5027Rapid Deployment Joint Task ForceNear Term Pre-positioning ShipsRelocation of WWMCCS TerminalsRelocation of Logistics Readiness Center

SECTION II--RESOURCE MANAGEMENTDefense Retail Interservice SupportFuels

Standard Bulk Petroleum PricesPetroleum Logistics ConferenceMemorandum of Agreement for AVGAS and JP-4 in KoreaStorage Facilities in PACOM

Transfer of War Reserve Stocks for AlliesMuni tions

War Reserve MunitionsChemical Identification Training Sets

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( Sealift\ Airlift' •Assignment of C-130 AssetsKorean Flag ShippingKorean Airlines Contingency AirliftKorean Contingency Resupply and Redistribution System

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U.S.-Philippines Command Center Message Exchange NetANZUS Interoperability

Malaysian C3 Assistance Request

SECTION III--TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENTFormation of CINCPAC C3S DirectorateSatellite Communications for the CINC·s AircraftCrisis Communications RequirementMEECN Satellite CapabilitySCOPE DAWN Satellite Ground~Terminal

PACOM AUTOCONETHardening to EMP (Project APACHE)Special Communications System for KoreaTactical Warning and Attack AssessmentIndian Ocean Communications

Diego Garcia/Clark Trunk ExpansionFleet Satellite CoverageRadio Frequency Control

DCS Reconfiguration in JapanCOMMANDO LION Frequency InterferenceCommunications Security

Interservice InteroperabilityExercise COMSEC MonitoringEmission SecurityCOMSEC Materials SystemSealed Authentication System Inspections

CHAPTER VII--SECU~ITY ASSISTANCE

SECTION I--GENERALSecurity Assistance Reporting RequirementsPACOM Security Assistance ConferencePacific Area Senior Officer Logistics SeminarSecurity Assistance DirectivesPhase IV TrainingForeign Student TrainingBasic STINGER Man-Portable Air Defense System

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FMS Credit TermsAccelerated Equipment DeliveryTanksWeapons Systems

Rocket Launchers and REDEYE Missiles30nm Gunpod

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CHAPTER VIII--PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES

SECTION I--MILITARY PERSONNELSituation in PACOM

Military Personnel DeficienciesRetentionStatus of PACOM Aviators and SubmarinersNaval Reserve Training at Headquarters CINCPAC

Military Pay and BenefitsEnvironmental and Morale Leave ProgramHuman Relations/Equal Opportunity ProgramAwards in ROK/U.S. Combined HeadquartersUSAF Representation in USFK and CFC StaffsRDJTF Augmentation

SECTION II--CIVILIAN PERSONNELSetting Foreign National PayForeign National Labor Costs--Japan

Labor Cost SharingPay Increase for 1979Pay Increase for 1980Direct Hire Employees

Management pf Foreign National Employees in KoreaLabor-Managsment Agreement of 29 February 1980Revised Wage Rates Effective 1 July 1980

Local National Employees in the PhilippinesNew Wage Rates Effective 1 October 1980Emergency Allowance for InflationBase Labor AgreementRossi v. Brown Decision on Preferential HiringOffshore Labor AgreementPay Differential for Long Term TOY at Diego Garcia

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Field Automated Installation Intelligence File 547Coordination with DIA 547Transfer of AIF Executive Agent Function 547

Order of Battle Intelligence 548Air Order of Battle 548Ground Order of Battle 549Electronic Order of Battle 549

Intell igence Support to the RDJTF 550Conference at MacDill AFB 550Solutions Suggested by CINCPAC 552RDJTF Support Requirements 555

SECTION IV--INTELLIGENCE EXCHANGE 557Intelligence Guidance and Support to Hq US~J 557Analysis Center 557

Background 557Decision to Establish Center 558

Support for Combi ned Forces Command 560Foreign Disclosure Requirements 560Visit of Assistant Chief of Staff, C2 CFe 560

Intelligence Release to the Philippines 561Indonesian Intelligence Summary 563ASEAN Briefings 566Intelligenc~ Exchange Initiative 566Intelligence Dxchange Conferences 567

CHAPTER X--OTHER SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES 571

SECTION I--OFFICIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE COM~mNDER IN CHIEF 571Trips and Associated Speeches 571Distinguished Visitors to CINCPAC, Meetings with News Media Per-

sonnel, and Local Speeches during 1980 576

SECTION II--PACIFIC COMMAND OPERATING BUDGET 589

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Deployment of Naval Air and Ship UnitsDeployment of Major Air Force UnitsAuthorized Strengths of CINCPAC Staff DirectoratesK~y CINCPAC Staff PersonnelSouthwest AsiaCommunist Far East Ground StrengthCommunist Naval StrengthSummary of Communist Far East Air ForcesSummary of Communist Far East Missile ForcesU.S. Ships in Indian OceanBulk POL Data, PACOM1980 POL IssuesPACOM POL IssuesMilitary Construction Funding RequirementsModernized Command CenterDefense Satellite Communications SystemCommercial Sat~llite Military Leased CircuitsSubmarine Cables •AUTOSEVOCOM Wideband ConnectionsAUTOVON Switches and InterconnectionsAUTODIN Switches and InterconnectionsTeletype Alert NetworkVoice Alert NetworkWWMCCS Intercomputer/ADP NetworkAll Source Information Communications NetworkAUTOOIN Conferencing NetworkFY 1980 PACOM Country Security Assistance ProgramPACOM Country Security Assistance Programs

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Letter of PromulgationTitle PageforewordPrefaceTable of ContentsList of Illustrations

CHAPTER I--THE STATUS OF THE COMMAND

SECTION I--THE PACIFIC COMMAND

SECTION II--THE CINCPAC STAFFKey Personnel Changes in 1981 .Headquarters Joint Manpower ProgramRedesignation of Deputy Commander in Chief/Chief of StaffResearch and Analysis Function Reassigned to the Plans Directorate

SECTION III--COMMAND ARRANGEMENTSRevised Terms of Reference for Commander, U.S. Forces JapanTenms of Reference for CINCPAC Representative Southwest PacificMemorandum of Agreement SAC-PACAF-PACOMMemorandum of Agreement CINCPAC-Defense Nuclear AgencyU.S. Defense RespresentativeTriennial Review of Grade and Service Authorizations for

Security Assistance Agency Heads

SECTION IV--U.S~ FORCES AND BASES OVERSEASCombined Forces Command

Air Component CommandOPCON of ForcesCFC Improvement StudyProject SORAK •

ThailandRefueling Support

Increased Access to Indian Ocean/Southwest Asia Littoral BasesTrust Territory of the Pacific lslands

Kwajale;n Missile RangeU.S. Flag Carrier Service in MicronesiaMilitary Civil Action Teams

Guam Land Use Plan

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CHAPTER [I--THE THREAT

SECTION [--SITUATION IN THE PACIFIC COMMANDSoviet Regional ObjectivesTrends in the PACOM Military BalanceNew Realities ;n Southwest AsiaPotential for ConflictPacific Command Developments: An Overview

Northeast AsiaSoutheast Asia

Soviet Naval and Naval Air Threat

SECTION II--SQVIET FORCESForce Structure in the Far EastDeployments and Combat ReadinessMINSK: First Soviet Aircraft Carrier in the PacificSoviet Pacific Submarine FleetSoviet Pacific Fleet Deployment~Cycles

SECTION Ill-THREAT IN THE WESTERN· PACIFICSoviet Threat to Japan

The Northern Territories IssueThe Soviet Military ForceJapanese Self-Defense Forces

Threat in Korea .North Korean Threat and the Mil ita ry BalanceNorth Korean Mine Warfare CapabilityInfiltration and Tunneling ActivitiesImplications of SAM Firing at SR-71

SECTION IV--THREAT IN SOUTHEAST ASIAThe Threat to ASEANStatus of ASEANSoviet Presence and Activities in IndochinaSpratly Islands and the Vietnamese NavyVietnamese Threat to ThailandInsurgency in ThailandIndochinese RefugeesThreat to MalaysiaThreat to IndonesiaInternal Security in the PhilippinesBurmese Insurgency

SECTION V--THREAT IN THE INDIAN OCEAN AREAThe SeychellesThreat to Diego GarciaIndia

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Budgeting System 111Global Strategy 117Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan FY 82 117

SECTION II--CINCPAC PLANSCINCPAC Operation Plans

CINCPAC Numbered PlansUnnumbered CINCPAC Contingency PlansOPLANs 5000 and 5001OPLAN 5027.;:--- _.CONPLAN 5040-82CON PLAN 5099CON PLAN 5122

CINCPAC Support for Commander, Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force

SECTION III--RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER PACOM COUNTRIESANZUS Council MeetingANZUS Military Representatives MeetingANZUS Staff Level Meeting .ANZUS SeminarsU.S.-Australian Joint Staff TalksHydrographic Survey WorkOceanographic Research Project ;n the South Pacific

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U.S.-Japan Planning and Cooperationdapan Security Cdnsultative Committee

~~ubcommittee of the Security Consultative Committee~INCPAC Meeting at the Japan Defense Agency~NCPAC-Japan Joint Staff Office Exchange Visit~-U.S.-Japan System and TechAology Forum

ROK-Japan RelationshipsU.S.-Republic of Korea Security RelationshipPACOM Initiatives for MalaysiaU.S.-Philippine Military Bases AgreementPhilippine-U.S. Mutual Defense BoardPACOM Initiatives for the PhilippinesU.S.-China Security Relationship

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SECTION IV--MISCELLANEOUS PLANNING ACTIVITIESQuarterly Report of Issues and ActivitiesNuclear Weapons Allocations and DeploymentsTheater Nuclear Force Improvement StudyNuclear Contingency Planning SystemCruise Missile Acquisition and PlanningCINCPAC Perspectives and InitiativesU.S. Initiatives in the PACOMPACOM Master Requirements ListEast Asia Liaison GroupContingency Fund for CINC InitiativesPACOM Standardization and InteroperabilityJoint Direction Finding Test and EvaluationCINCPAC Requirements for Chemical and Biological Warfare

Operational ConceptsManagement of Studies and AnalysesJapan Force Requirements for Sea Lane Protection: Role of

Iwo JimaDefense of the AleutiansAustralian Analyst ExchangePACOM and World Affairs Seminar

. SAC B-52 SupportState of Hawaii Official to Request Survey Assistance'from

Soviet Oceanographic VesselJCS Chairman's Foreign Visitors Program, FY 82National War College Student Visit

CHAPTER IV--OPERATIONS

SECTION I--READINESS AND OPERATIONAL PLANNINGOverview in AprilCapability to Execute OPLANsChanges in October·SlOP Revisions and Changes in CommitmentNuclear Weapons RecodeMilitary Presence in the Indian Ocean/Southwest AsiaCVBG Transit of the Suez CanalStrait of Hormuz OperationsOperational Command of MIDEASTFOR

SECTION [[--OPERATIONSIndian Ocean Operations and Port VisitsFirst Port Visit to Trincomalee, Sri LankaNdvigational Freedom and U.S. Security Interests

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Sea of Japan OperationsPacific Port Visits

JapanHong KongSouth PacificNuclear-Powered Ship Visits to New Zealand

Homeporting ChangesSoutheast Asia Refugee Rescue-at-Sea OperationsSAC B-52 Programs in PACOM

AustraliaOther Indian Ocean ProposalsPhilippinesJapan

Reconnaissance OperationsPeacetime Aerial Reconnaissance ProgramPONY EXPRESS OperationsP-3 Operations in the Northwest Indian Ocean Area

Airborne Command Post Operatio~s

SECTION III--OTHER OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIESFRESH THUNDER Operations

North Korean SAM Firing at SR~71

U.S. ResponseReaction to North Korean Exercise ActivityCollision of U.S. Submarine with Japanese Freighter

Collision 'and AftermathReport of Investigation

Southeast Asia POW/MIA Resolution EffortsRepatriation of RemainsProposal of High-Level Mission to Vietnam and LaosOffer of Ordnance Removal in LaosRefugee Interviews

Tropical Cyclones

SECTION IV--EXERCISESKorea

TEAM SPIRIT 81FOAL EAGLE 82POTENT PUNCH/ULCHI-FOCUS LENS 81

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f FOBEST BLADE 82~ JMSDF Annual Exercise

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Indian Ocean - Persian GulfPHIBlEX DemonstrationVALIANT USHER 81-9SOAFPASSEX/BEACON FLASHGONZO

Hawaii Area and CINCPAC HeadquartersOPPORTUNE JOURNEY/COPE ELITEFOREVER GONEPOLO HATPOLL STATION 81NIGHT BLUE

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SECTION I--PLANS/POLICYLogistics Review of OPLANs

OPlAN 50275OPLANs 5000/5001 FY 81

Bilateral Logistics Planning with Thailan~

Exercise POTENT PUNCH 81

SECTION II--RESOURCE MANAGEMENTLogistics ReadinessWar Reserve AmmunitionWar Reserve Stocks for AlliesSusta;nability Rating IssuesPACOM Munitions Storage ReportChemical Munitions in PACOMNTPS Ammunition Interservice Support AgreementCommissary Support SystemExchange SupportFuels

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SECTION I--PLANS/POLICYLogistics Review of OPLANs

OPlAN 5027SOPLANs 5000/5001 FY 81

Bilateral Logistics Planning with ThailandExercise POTENT PUNCH 81

SECTION II--RESOURCE MANAGEMENTLogistics Readiness •War Reserve AmmunitionWar Reserve Stocks for AlliesSustainability Rating IssuesPACOM Munitions Storage ReportChemical Munitions in PACOMNTPS Ammunition Interservice Support Agree~ent

Commissary Support SystemExchange SupportFuels

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Korean Flag Shipping and AirlinesShippingAirlines

Korean Contingency Resupply an~ Redistribution SystemGAO SurveyMAC Users ConferenceNear Term Pre-positioning Ships

Security and BasingThird NTPS Maintenance Cycle Conference

SECTION IV--FACILITIES ENGINEERINGFY 81/82 MILCON Programs in PACOMDiego Garcia

ConstructionFundingAircraft Support

Southwest AsiaKorea

Combined Defense Improvement ProjectsAircraft Beddown

JapanHost Nation Punded ConstructionIntegrated Relo~ation Construction ProgramFacilities Improvement Program

JFY 81JFY 82

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SECTlON [--GENERALArms Transfer Funding, Policy, and LegislationReporting RequirementsFY 83 Funding

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Pacific Area Consolidated Ammunition ShipPASOlS Project Development Group'

Phase IV Security Assistance TrainingPACOM Tri-Service Training WorkshopTerms of ReferenceASEAN Requests

Fighter AircraftHARPOON

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IndiaFundingTOW Antitank Missile155mm Howitzers

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NalaysiaTraining SupportAdministrative StaffingAi rcraftIMET Program

New ZealandPakistan

Equipment RequestsShipsDestroyers

Papua New GuineaPhilippines

Support for F-8H AircraftEngineer EquipmentDi sposa1 of Excess .Sma 11 Arms

SingaporePilot Exchange ProgramTraining Costs

Sri LankaShip Transfer

ThailandFundingAircraftMANPAO Systern

CHAPTER VII--COMMAND, CONTROL~ AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

SECTION I--COMMANO AND CONTROLThe PACOM Command and Control SystemCommand and Con~rol System Improvements

CINC C2 Initiative FundsWWMCCSRealignment of Record CommunicationsCombined Ground Command Post TerminalTeletype Upgrade for Command AircraftUHF Satellite Communications Upgrade for Command AircraftRelocation of TACAMQ PacificTACAHQ Pacific ProgrammingAirborne Command Post

Joint Crisis Management Capability ProgramTheater Nuclear Forces C3

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SECTION II--INTEROPERABILrTY WITH PACOM ALLIESJoint/Combined rnteroperability of Tactical C2 SystemsImproving Communications in Korea (TPICK)COMSEC Plan for Korea (CPICK)U.S.-Japan Air Defense C2 (BADGE)U.S. Forces Japan Coordination CenterCOMSEC Interoperability with JapanANZUS C3 Interoperability Planning

SECTION III--TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENTFrequency ManagementUpgrading Telephone Systems on OahuC3 for Near Term Pre-positioning ShipsContingency Deployment of Satellite TerminalHardening to EMP (Project APACHE)Jam Resistant Secure CommunicationsHawaii Area Wideband System ~

Communications SecurityJCS COMSEC Master PlanCOMSEC Equipment Stockpile ProposalThreat to PACOM CommunicationsSpecial COMSEC MonitoringExerci se COMSEC Moni tori ng .COMSEC Material SystemSealed Authentication System Inspection

CHAPTER VIII--PERSONNEL ACTIVITIES

SECTION I--MILITARY PERSONNELEnvironmental and Morale LeaveMilitary Customs Program

Predeparture ClearancePACOM Military Customs ConferenceCustoms Report

Alcohol and Drug AbuseAwards

ROK/US Combined Forces Command Service Badge000 Awards for CFe Component HeadquartersRepublic of Korea National Crisis Service MedalPACO~l Awards

SECTION II--CrVrLIAN PERSONNELForeign National Personnel AdministrationKoreaPhilippines

Total Comparability Compensation and Pay [ncreases

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CHAPTER IX--INTELLIGENCE

SECTION I--SYSTEMS MANAGEMENTPACOM Data Systems CenterIntelligence Data Handling SystemSpecial Security

SECTION II--COLLECTION MANAGEMENTIntelligence Deficiencies in PACOMProject SENIOR GAZE DemonstrationSENIOR RUBY Deployment to PACOMCOMFY LEVI Deployment ProposedProposed TALLYMAN Korea Demonstration'~UMINT Collection Program in PACOM

SECTION III--INTELlIGENCE PRODUCTIONTargeting

PACOM ManagementTarget Intelligence Production PlanAutomated Tactical Target Graphics ProductionATTG Release to the ROKATTG FormatATTG MiniaturizationTarget FoldersHardened Artilfery Sites FileForward Area Neutralization GraphicUnconventional Warfare TargetingTarget Nominations and Deletions

Cruise Missile PlanningWeaponeeringAutomated Installation Intelligence File

AIF ReleaseAIF Executive Agent TransferOther AIF Developments

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CHAPTER X--OTHER SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES

SECTION I--Official Activities of the Commander in ChiefTrips and Associated SpeechesDistinguished Visitors to the Command, Meetings with News

Media Personnel, and Local Speeches

SECTION II--Comptroller ActivitiesObligation of Consumer Funds for Expense-TJpe MaterialMAP Representation FundsO&M,Navy Funding for CINCPAC Representative Southwest Pacific

SECTION III--LEGAL AFFAIRSPhilippine Customs, Immigration, and Qua~antine NegotiationsPhilippine Extradition TreatyRossi v. BrownForeign Criminal Jurisdiction

PACOM Confinement StatisticsPhilippinesKorea

ANZUS Status of Forces AgreementExercises

POTENT PUNCH 81ANZUS Exercises

Travel to MacauEnvironmental laws and RegulationsPACOM Legal Conference

SECTION IV--PUBLIC AFFAIRSTours and VisitsVice President Bush Press Conference40th Anniversary of Hawaii AttackPacific Stars and Stripes

SECTION V--SECURITYDemonstration at CINCPAC HeadquartersSecurity of Senior Military Officers

SECTION VI~-INSPECTOR GENERAL ACTIVITlESProgram ManagementExerc i ses

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Glossary

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Admiral Robert L. J. Long, USN, Commander in Chief PacificThe Pacific CommandCommand Relationships in PACOMCommand OrganizationSubordinate Unified Commands and CINCPAC RepresentativesU.S. Military As~istance Advisory GroupsPACOM Area PersonnelCINCPAC Component and Subordinate Unified Command Staff PersonnelU.S. Security Assistance Organization PersonnelMilitary Personnel Assigned Strength in PACOMAvailable ForcesDeployment of Major Ground UnitsDeployment of Naval Air and Ship UnitsDeployment of Major Air Force Units~

Authorized Strengths of CINCPAC Staff DirectoratesKey CINCPAC Staff PersonnelDisputed TerritoriesSoviet Forces Deployed in the Northern TerritoriesCommunist Far East Ground StrengthCommunist Naval StrengthSummary of Communist Far East Air ForcesSummary of Communist Far East Missile ForcesCritical Shortfall Munitions ;n PACOMPACOM Sustainability PosturePACOM POL Issues1981 POL IssuesBulk POL Data, PACOMPACOM Petroleum Storage Construction ProjectsNear Term Pre-positioning ShipsDiego GarciaFY 81 and FY 82 MILCON (Diego Garcia)FY 1981 PACOM Country.Security Assistance ProgramPACOM Security Assistance ProgramsPACor~ Securi ty Assistance Programs (Admin; strative Costs)Country Summary--AustraliaCountry Summary--BangladeshCountry Summary--BurmaCountry Summary--FijiCountry Summary--IndiaCountry Summary--[ndones;aCount ry Sumna ry- -J apanCountry Summary--KoreaStatus of ROK Requests to Mdrket U.S.-origin Defense (tems

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TABLE OF CPNTENTS*

VOLUME!Page

Letter of Promulgation iTitle Page ;iiForeword vPreface viiTab1e of Contents ; xList of Illustrations xxv

CHAPTER I--THE STATUS OF THE COMMAND 1

'. SECTION 1-- THE PACIFIC COMMAND 1

SECTION II-THE CINCPAC STAFF 15Key Personnel Changes in 1982 15CINCPAC Liaison Officer to USREDCOM/ROJTF 21CINCPAC Representative to the Joint Strategic Connectivity Staff 21Defense Nuclear Agency Liaison Office 22Air Force Logistics Command/International Logistics Center Liaison

Office Established 22

SECTION III--COMMAND ARRANGEMENTS 23Unified Command Plan Review--Creation of USCENTCOM 23CINCSAC Elements in Hawaii Reorganized 30USREDCOM-CINCPAC Memorandum of Agreement Regarding Joint Exercises 31Procedures for Evacuation or Destruction of Certain Overseas

Facilities 31U.S. Army's I Corps Reactivated 32

SECY{ON IV--U.S, FORCES AND BASES OVERSEASVapan

ThailandGuam and the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands

Northern Marianas land -Lease OptionPalauMarshall IslandsFederated States of MicronesiaMilitary Civil Action Teams

Japan-Micronesia Relations

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CHAPTER I!--THE THREAT

SECTION I--SITUATION IN THE PACIFIC COMMANDU.S. Security Interests in Asia and the PacificPotential for ConflictThe Soviet Mi1itary Presence in Asia

SECTION II--SOVIET FORCESThe Soviet Pacific FleetAmphibious Assault ForcesSoviet Far East Air ForcesFar Eastern Ground ForcesSoviet Theater Nuclear Forces

SECTION III-THREAT IN THE WESTERN PACIFICSoviet Threat to Japan

Japan Self-Defense ForceThreat in Korea

The ROK Armed ForcesThreat to TaiwanSouth Pacific Island States

FijiWestern SamoaVanuatu

SECTION IV--THREAT IN SOUTHEAST ASIAASEANKampuchea and American InterestsSoviet Presence and Activities in Indochina

Cam Ranh BayNaval Activity in Kampuchea

The Vietnamese ThreatSea Area Claims

Threat to Thaila~d

U.S. Demarche to Vietnam on Thai Border ActionsContingency Planning for Seasonal Threat

Insurgency in ThailandThreat to Ma1aysi aThreat to Internal Security in the PhilippinesSoviet Move to Use Philippine ShipyardPapua New Guinea

SECTION V--THREAT IN THE INDIAN OCEANSoviet Occupation of AfghanistanIndia

Soviet InfluenceImproving Relations with China

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Coup in Bangladesh 108Soviet Pressure on Sri Lanka 108Maldives 110Diego Garcia 111

~otential Threat 111Plans to Counter the Threat 112

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Soviet Objectives in the SW Indian Ocean - A Summary 116

CHAPTER III--PLANNING 121

SECTION I--NATIONAl LEVEL PLANNING 121FY 84 Posture Statement 121CINCPAC·s Testimony before the Hou~e Anmed Services Committee 124Testimony on JCS Reorganization 126Defense Department Planning, P~ogramm;ng and Budgeting System 127Defense Guidance FY 85-89 128CINCPAC Briefing _for Defense Resources Board 132Joint Program Assessment Memorandum FY 84-91 133Joint Strategic Planning Document Supporting Analysis 134

SECTION II--CINCPAC PLANS 137CINCPAC Operation Plans 137

_CINCPAC .Numbered Plans 137\ ~~nnumbered CINCPAC Contingency Plans 142\;Uraft DEFPLAN-OPLAN 5051' 144

U.S. Navy-Sultanate of Oman Navy Procedures and Contingency Plan 145Planning Support-for Commander, Rapid Deployment Joint Task Force 146

SECTION III--RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER PACOM COUNTRIES 147ANZUS 147ANZUS Council Meeting 147ANZUS Military Representatives Meeting 148ANZUS Staff L~vel Meetings 151ANZUS Seminars 153U.S.-Australia Activities. 153

~zus Corridor in Pentagon Dedicated 154

U.S-Japan Relationship _ 154Japan Security Consultative Committee 157

""~ubcorrm;ttee of the Security Consultative Conmittee 160CINCPAC-Japan Joint Staff Office EX~hange Visit 161Bilateral Sea Line of Communication-Study with Japan 161ROK-Japan Relationships 168Fourteenth U.S.-Republic of Korea Security Co~sultative Meeting 169U.S.-Philippine Military Bases Agreement 170Philippine-U.S. Mutual Defense Board Meetings 171

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Entry of Third Country Nationals into U.S. Facilities in thePhilippines 172

PACOM Initiatives for the Philippines 173

SECTION IV--MISCElLANEOUS PLANNING ACTIVITIES 175Quarterly Report of [ssues and Activities 175Chiefs of Mission Conference 118South Pacific Regional Chiefs of Mission Conference 179PACOM Multinational Strategy 180PACOM Campaign Plan 182PACOM Planning Issues 183Additional Carrier Requirements for PACOM ·184Battleship Employment Concepts 185CINCPAC Readiness Fund 186Project SORAK 187East Asia Liaison Group Act;vitie~ 188Nuclear Weapons Doctrine and Policy 190Nuclear Weapons Requirements Study 191Theater Nuclear Force Improvement Study 191Release of OPLAN Information to Defense Contractor 193PACOM Nuclear Planning Group 194Nuclear Contingency Planning System User's Conference 194Cruise Missile Acquisition and Planning 195CINCPAC Chemical Warfare/Nuclear~ Biological, Chemical.Defense

Concept 200Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Representative Visit . 202Joint Test and. Evaluation Program for FY 85 203Defense Science Boarq Task Force Meeting on Rapid Deployment of

Forces 203Defense Department Space Policy 204Studies and Analyses 205Study of Chemical Warfare in Korea 207Study of Critical Sea Lines of Communication 208War Gaming--Moder.n Aids to Planning 209

PROUD SABER War Game 210JCS Chairman's Foreign Visitors Program, FV 83 212National War College Students Visit 213

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CHAPTER IV--OPERATIONS

SECTION l--READINESS AND OPERATIONAL PLANNINGReport to the Joint Chiefs of Staff

CINCPAC·s Overview in AprilCapability to Execute Assigned Mission

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Entry of Third Country Nationals into U.S. Facilities in the'Philippines 172

PACOM Initiatives for the Philippines 173

SECTION IV--MISCELLANEOUS PLANNING ACTIVITIES 175Quarterly Report of Issues and Activities 175Chiefs of Mission Conference 178South Pacific Regional Chiefs of Mission Conference 179PACOM Multinational Strategy 180PACOM Campaign Plan 182PACOM Planning Issues 183Additional Carrier Requirements for PACOM . 184Battleship Employment Concepts . 185CINCPAC Readiness Fund 186Project SORAK 187East Asia Liaison Group Activitie5 188Nuclear Weapons Doctrine and Policy 190

. Nuclear Weapons Requirements Study 191Theater Nuclear Force Improvement Study 191R~lease of OPLAN Information to Defense Contractor 193PACOM ~uclear Planning Group 194Nucleat Con~ingency Planning System User's Conference 194Cruise Missile Acquisition and.Planning 195CINCPA~. Cheqtical Warfare/Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Defense

Concept '. 200Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Representative Visi~ 202Joint Test and. Evaluation Program for'FY 85' 203Defense ~cience Boar~ Task Force Meeting on Rapid Deploymerit of

Forces 203Defense Department Space Policy 204Studies and Analyses 205Study of Chemical Warfare in Korea 207Study of Critical Sea Lines of Communication 208War Gaming--Moder,n Aids to Planning 209

PROUD SABER War Game 210JCS Chairman's Foreign Visitors Program, FY 83 212National War College Students Visit 213

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SECTION I--READINESS AND OPERATIONAL PLANNINGReport to the Joint Chiefs of Staff

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Training5usta inabi 1i tyReadiness of Command and ControlChanges Reported in October

Deployment of TRIDENT in the PACOMBattleship NEW JERSEY RecommissionedOverview of Carrier Battle Group OperationsOperations of the Middle East ForceLand-Based Support of Maritime Operations

Joint Efforts in the PACOMCoordination by the JCS and Service ChiefsCINCPAC Initiatives and Plans

Special Operations Forces PlanningCINCPAC Joint/Combined ConferenceCounterterrorism ForcesSpecial Operations Forces in the PACOMForward Deployment of Army Special Forces

Taiwan Air Defense Identification Zone Procedures

SECTION II--OPERATIONS AND TRAININGIndian Ocean Operations and Port Visits

Reduction in Fleet PresenceAmphibious Force LevelMonthly Oper~tional Summary

-Indian -Ocean AccessCINCPAC ConcernsCINCPAC·s Visit to the AreaPort AvailabilityDjiboutiKenyaPakistanSri LankaMaldivesOmanSomaliaIndiaMauritiusSeychelles

Allied Presence in the Indian OceanSupport for Friendly Air Operations

New ZealandSaudi ArabiaCocos Islands

P-3 Access and Operations in the Indian OceanOmanKenyaSomalia

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Near Term Pre-positioning ForceOperations in the North Pacific

CVBG Operations .in the Sea of JapanSurveillance OperationsSurface Operations in the Sea of OkhotskShip Visits

South Pacific Operations and Port VisitsAreas Open to Port VisitsSOPAC 82Nuclear IssuesShip Visits to'AustraliaNPW Visits to New ZealandFiji Requirements Affecting Ship and Aircraft EntryClearance Withdrawn for Ship Visit to VanuatuTonga Port Visits WelcomedPort Visit Commemorating Battle of Coral SeaPort Visit Commemorating Battle of Guadalcanal

Navigational Freedom and U.S. Security InterestsTaiwan Strait

U.S. Navy Overseas HomeportingField Carrier Landing Practice, JapanAir Combat Maneuvering Instrumentation Range, JapanSAC 8-52 Programs in the PACOM

AustraliaPhilippinesPapua New'GuineaJapan

Reconnaissance Ope~tions

Peacetime Aerial Reconnaissance ProgramPONY EXPRESS Operations·Project GUARDIAN BEAR

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SECTION IV--OTHER OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIESSoutheast Asia' POW/MIA Resolution Efforts

Mission to HanoiRemains from LaosSRV Delegation to HawaiiRepatriation of Remains from Vietnam

Southeast Asia Refugee Rescue-at-Sea OperationsIncidents

Strafing of Japanese Tanker by Philippine AircraftPolish Ship's Officer Defects ;n SingaporeUSNS CHAUVENET GroundedUSS KISKA Helicopter Detained in IndonesiaU.S. Navy Ships Fired on by Vietnamese BoatsDefection of U.S. Soidier to North Korea

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Asia-Pacific Defense FORUMTropical Cyclones

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CHAPTER V--LOGISTICS

SECTION I--PLANS/POlICYLogistic GoalsLogistic Review of OPLANs

OPLAN 5027 - Issues and ImprovementsOPLANs 5000/5001 FY 82 - Issues and ImprovementsDEFPlAN/OPLAN 5051 - Issues and Improvements

Joint Planning and Execution ConferenceBilateral logistics Planning in PACOM

Bilateral logistics Planning with Thailand

SECTION II--RESOURCE MANAGEMENTLogistics SustainabilityWar Reserve AmmunitionDOD Explosive Safety Board SurveysDefense Retail Interservice SupportU.S.-ROK Logistic Support Initiatives

Transfer of War Reserve Stocks for AlliesWRSA Follow-on MOARelease of WRSA DataSustaining Supply Support ConceptMutual Support Legislation

FuelsInventoryStandard Bulk Petroleum PricesPetroleum Storage in PACOM

Commercial Leased StorageHardened Fuel T~nkage

Tankage ConstructionIncreased Use of JP-5Refueling Support in ThailandPetroleum Logistics Conference

SECTION III--MOBILITY OPERATIONSTEAM SPIRIT 82

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NTPF MaintenanceIntegration of MTMe and MSC

SECTION IV--FACILITIES ENGINEERINGMilitary Construction Programs in PACOMHost-Nation Funded ConstructionJapan

Integrated Relocation Construction ProgramJapan Facilities Improvement Program

JFY 82JFY 83JFY 84-86 Multi-year FIP

Misawa Area ComplexCOMMANDO PORT Beddown

KoreaCombined Defense Improvement Projects

Generator Support for American SamoaOahu Family Housing Consolidation

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CHAPTER VI--SECURITY ASSISTANCE

SECTION I--GENERAlSecurity Assistance Funding

FY 82FY 83FY 84

PACOM InitiativesPACOM Security Assistance ConferencePacific Area Senior Officer Logistics Seminar

Project Development GroupTraining Activities

PACOM Security Assistance Training WorkshopPhase IV Training

Training Management CourseTraining Visits

Attendance at u.s. Army Command and General Staff CollegePerfonmance Evaluation Group

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NTPF MaintenanceIntegration of MTMC and MSC

SECTION IV--FACILITIES ENGINEERINGMilitary Construction Programs in PACOMHost-Nation Funded ConstructionJapan

Integrated Relocation Construction ProgramJapan Facilities Improvement Program

JFY 82JFY 83JFY 84-86 Multi-year FIP

Misawa °Area ComplexCOMMANDO PORT Beddown

KareaCombined Defense Improvement Projects

G~nerator Support for American SamoaOahu Family Housing Consolidation

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CHAPTER VI--SECURITY ASSISTANCE

SECTION I--GENERALSecurity Assistance Funding

FY 82FY 83FY 84

PACOM InitiativesPACOM Security Assistance ConferencePacific Area Senior Officer Logistics Seminar

Project Development GroupTraining Activities

PACOM Security Assistance Training WorkshopPhase IV Training

Training Management CourseTraining Visits

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Foreign Miiitary SalesShipsAircraft

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VisitsFY 82 Security Assistance Program

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JapanWeapons Coproduction

MK-46 TorpedoesAH-IS HelicoptersF-15 (PEACE EAGLE)

E-2C AircraftDisposal of Excess MAP Property

KoreaSecurity Assistance Funding

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Fourteenth U.S.-ROK Security Consultative MeetingSecurlty Assistance StudyKorea Review GroupMaintenance of U.S. EquipmentF-40 Aircraft (PEACE PHEASANT Ill)F-5 Coproduction (PEACE FREEDOM III)

MalaysiaA-4 AircraftF-5E/F Aircraft

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Weapons SystemsTanksM-198 HowitzersREDEYE MissilesVULCAN Air Defense SystemHARPOON Missil~s

War Reserve Materiel PoolQuarantine of ShipmentsExcess MAP Property Disposal

CHAPTER·VII--COMMAND AND CONTROL ~ND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

SECTION I--COMMAND AND CONTROLInternal RestructuringWorldwide Military Command and Control System

WIN Support to CINCPACRemote Network ProcessorWWMCCS Airborne Resources

Air Force and Navy Systems InteroperabilityCINCPAC ASNCP Missions and Tasking

"'Activalion' of Pacific Submari ne BroadcastAppendix to CINCPAC OPLAN 5000Strategic ConnectivityIntegrated Operational NUDET Detection SystemContingency CommunicationsCommunications Upgrade for CINCPAC Support AircraftSecure Voice Operations in the PACOMJoint Crisis Management Capability Level 1Communications Support for So~thwest Asia

SECTION II--INTERqPERABILITY WITH PACOM ALLIESCommunications Needs in Korea

TPICKCPICKProject 222

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AOP Support .Frequency Protection for Space Shuttle MissionsSpectrum Interoperability Group

Communications SecurityJCS Master COMSEC PlanCOMSEC Working Group MeetingTempest Awareness BriefingExercise COMSEC MonitoringThreat to PACOM CommunicationsElectronic Countermeasures OperationCOMSEC Material SystemSealed Authentication System

CHAPTER VIII--PERSONNEL

SECTION I--MILITARY PERSONNELPersonnel Impact on ReadinessCINCPAC OPLAN Refinement ConferenceOfficer Manning Plans

Navy Unrestricted Line Officer Manning PlanMarine CorpsAir Force

Reserve ActivitiesArmyNavyAir ForceMarine Corps

Security of Senior Military OfficersMilitary Customs Program

PACOM Military Customs ConferenceCustoms Report

Postal AffairsTraffic SafetyPersonnel Benefits and Entitlements

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Enlisted Performance Award 610Staff Orientation Program 610

SECTION II--CIVILIAN PERSONNEL 611Foreign Labor Relations 611

Korea 611Wage and Benefits Adjustment 611Korean National Severance Pay 612

Philippines 613Sick Leave Policy 614Medical Care and Workers· Compensation 615Collective Bargaining Agreement 615Wage Schedule Adjustment 617

Wages for Japanese Employee~ 618Third Country National Contract labor Problems 618local National Personnel Policy in the Trust Territory of the

Pacific Islands 619CINCPAC Staff Personnel Affairs. 620

Civilian Equal Employment Opportunity Program 620Merit Pay System 620

CHAPTER IX--INTELLIGENCE 623

SECTION I--SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT 623PACOM Data Systems Center 623

Data Base Management System 623Indications and Warning Communications 624Handling Order of Battle Data 624Automated Installation Intelligence File 625Automated Message Handling System 625Program Review 626

PACOM Theater .Intelligence Data System 627Intelligence Data Handling System 628

SECTION II--COLlECTION MANAGEMENT 631Theater Intelligence and Collection Management 631Indications and Warning Intelligence 632Exercises and Operations Intelligence Support 632TALLYMAN Korea Demonstration 635SENIOR RUBY 636Colorado Video System 637Long-Range Infrared for Reconnaissance 637

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PACOM ManagementTarget Inteliigence Production PlanAutomated Tactical Target Graphics ProductionRelease of Target MaterialsMicroform Target MaterialsTarge t P1anni n9Cruise Missile Planning

Intelligence FilesAIF Executive Agent TransferAIF Product; onOrder of Battle Intelligence

Production Support for the USREDCOM/RDJTF

SECTION IV--INTELLIGENCE EXCHANGECooperation with Japan

Intelligence Exchange ConferencesThe Intelligence RelationshipBriefing for Japanese Officials

Intelligence Relationship with KoreaOther Exchanges

C~}PTER X--OTHER SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES

SECTION I--Official Activities of the CommandeT in ChiefTrips and Associated SpeechesDistinguished Visitors to CINCPAC~ Meetings with

News Media Personnel, and Local Speeches

SECTION II--COMPTROLLER ACTIVITIESPACOM Operating BudgetMilitary Assistance FundingMAP Representation Allowance FundingIntegrated Disbursing and Accounting Data Exchange System

SECTION III--LEGAL AFFAIRSPACOM Legal Conference

Military Justice and DisciplineForeign Criminal Jurisdiction

PACOM Confinement StatisticsThailandPhil i pp i nesAustraliaNew Zealand

Rossi v. BrownPhilippine Customs, Immigration, and Quarantine

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SECTION IV--PUBLIC AFFAIRSMedia RelationsPublic Affairs ConferenceU.S. Information Agency Videotape on PACOMCommunity Relations

Japan Defense Society VisitAmerican Defense Preparedness Association Conference

SECTION V--INSPECTOR GENERAL ACTIVITIESExercises

IVY LEAGUE 82TEAM SPIRIT 82TANGENT FLASH/BALlKATAN 82FREEDOM PENNANT 82UL~HI-FOCUS LENS 82~RLAPE ~'}--_._-_ .... -..

PROUD SABER 83Inspections/Surveys

SECTION VI--MEDICAl ACTIVITIESDental Support for JUSMAGTHAIMedical Effects of Nuclear Weapons Course

CHAPTER XI--SElECTED CHRONOLOGY 1982

APPENDIXCapability and Readiness of the PACOM

Glossary

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Admiral Robert L. J. Long, USN, Commander in Chief Pacific ivThe Pacific Command 2Command Relationships 3Command Organization 4Subordinate Unified Commands and CINCPAC Representatives 5U.S. Security Assistance Organizations 6PACOM Area Personnel 7

. CINCPAC t Component and Subordinate United Command Staff Personnel 8U.S. Security Assistance Organization Personnel . 9Military Personnel Assisgned Strength ;n PACOM 10Available Forces 11Deployment of Major Ground Units- 12Deployment of Marine and Naval Air and Naval Ship Units 13Deployment of Major Air Force Units 14Key CINCPAC Staff Personnel 17Authorized Strengths of CINCPAC Staff Directorates 20Communist Far East Ground Strength 117Communist Naval Strength 118Sunmary of Conmunist Far East Air Forces 119Summary of Communist Far East Missile Forces 120PACOM Sustainability Posture 418Critical Shortfall Munitions in PACOM 4201982 POL Issues 432PACOM POL Issues 433Bulk POL Data, PACOM 434FY 1982 PACOM Country Security Assistance Program 470PACOM Security Assistance Programs 471PACOM Security Assistance Programs (Administrative Costs) 483Country Summary--Australia 484Country Summary-~Bangladesh 487Country Summary--Bunma 490Country Summary--Fiji 492Country Summary--India 494Country Summary--Indonesia 498Country Summary--Japan 504Country Summary--Korea 510Country Summary--Malaysia 518Country Summary--Pakistan 522Country Summary--Philippines 528Country Summary--Sri lanka 534Country Summary--Thailand 536Defense Satellite Communications System 593Commercial Satellite Military Leased Circuits 593

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VOLUME I

Letter of Promulgation iTitle Page iiiForeword vPreface vi iTable of Contents ixList of Illustrations xxv

CHAPTER I--THE STATUS OF THE COMMAND 1

SECTION I--THE U.S. PACIFIC COMM~D 1

SECTION II-THE USCINCPAC STAFF 19Key Personnel Changes in 1983 19Change of Command 20Redesignation of USCINCPAC and USPACOM Titles 23Special Operations Command, Pacific Commissioned 24Directorate for Public and Governmental Affairs 25Manpower and Personnel Directorate 25Establishment of Headquarters Support" Activity 26USCINCPAC Headquarters Word Processing Program 26

SECTION III--COMMAND ARRANGEMENTS 29Unified Command Plan Revision 29U.S. Defense Representatives 32Position of USCINCPAC Representative Kwajalein Established 33USCINCPAC-USCINCCENT Arrangements and Relationships 36Position of USCINCPAC Liaison Officer to USCENTCOM-USREDCOM-JDADisestablished 39

USCINCPAC-USCINCRED Command Arrangements Agreement 39Service Affiliation of Chief of Staff, U.S. Forces Japan 40Search and Rescue Memorandum of Agreement Proposed 40

SECTION IV--U.S. FORCES AND BASES OVERSEAS 43U.S.-Philippine Military Bases Agreem~nt 43

Information on Forces and Equipment for the Government of the .Philippines 50

Military Bases Agreement Joint Committee 51U.S.-Philippine Military-to-Military Relations 56

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ThailandGuam and the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands

GuamThe Trust Territory of the Pacific IslandsFederated States of MicronesiaMarsha 11 Is1andsPalauCivic Action Team Program

CHAPTER II--THE THREAT

SECTION I--SITUATION IN THE U.S. PACIFIC COMMANDUSCINCPAC Assessment of the Asia-Pacific RegionThreat to Peace in Northeast Asi~

SECTION II--SOVIET FORCESThe Soviet Role in AsiaMissile ForcesBomber ForcesFrontal Aviation ForcesAirlift/Airborne/Amphibious/Sealift CapabilitySoviet Pacific FleetGround ForcesChemical Threat

SECTION III-THREAT IN THE WESTERN PACIFICThreat Assessment for the AleutiansJapan's Reaction to the Soviet Threat

Defense CommitmentNorth Korean Threat

Military Balance of Forces on the PeninsulaNorth-South Tensions

Threat to Taiwan

SECTION IV--THREAT IN SOUTHEAST ASIASoviet Activities and Presence in IndochinaThe Vietnamese ThreatConflicting Claims in the Sprat1ysASEAN Military CapabilitiesThreat to MalaysiaThreat to ThailandThreat to Internal Security in the Philippines

SECTION V--THREAT IN THE INDIAN OCEAN AREASoviet Presence

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SECTION VI--THREAT OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISMHeightened Alert Following Beirut and GrenadaMeasures to Enhance .Secur i ty

CHAPTER III--PLANNING

SECTION I--NATIONAL LEVEL PLANNINGFY 85 Posture StatementCongressional TestimonyThe Planning, Programming and 8udgeting SystemDefense GuidanceFY 85-89 Program ReviewJoint Strategic Planning DocumentJoint Strategic Capabilities Plan FY 84

SECTION II--USCINCPAC PLANSUSCINCPAC Operation Plans

USCINCPAC Numbered PlansUnnumbered USCINCPAC Contingency Plans

OPlANS 5000 and 5001OPLAN 5027USCINCPAC CONPLAN 5138-84U.S. Central Command CON PLAN 1102-84Philippine-U.S. Mutual Defense Board Operation Plan 1-83

SECTION III--RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER USPACOM COUNTRIESANZUSANZUS Council MeetingANZUS Military Representatives MeetingANZUS Staff level MeetingsANZUS SeminarsService College Briefing Teams to Australia and New ZealandANZUS Officials TalksOEFCON Notification Changes1983 Australian-American WeekOceanographic Research in the South PacificRelations with Papua New GuineaRelations with the Solomon IslandsEnhancing U.S.-Indian Military-to-Military Contacts

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SECTION IV--MISCELLANEOUS PLANNING ACTIVITIESQuarterly Report of Issues and ActivitiesChairman's Testimony Before House SubcommitteeUSPACOM Multinational StrategyUSCINCPAC Warfare Strategy Steering Group

\~ Theater Nuclear Force Improvement StudyV\~ ~Nuclear Weapons Requirements Study

p; Nuclear Weapons Allocations and DeploymentsCruise Missile Acquisition and PlanningOver the Horizon RadarSensor Information Automated Management SystemStudies and Analyses

Joint Air Defense StudyStudy of Critical Sea Lines of CommunicationAustralian Analyst Exchange ProgramWar Gaming--Modern Aids to PlanningChiefs of Mission ConferenceJCS-Sponsored CINC's ConferenceEast Asia Liaison Group ActivitiesMaritime Pre-positioning ShipsUSCINCPAC Readiness FundJCS Chairman's Foreign Visitors Program

VOLUME II

CHAPTER IV--OPERATIONS

SECTION I--READINESS AND OPERATIONAL PLANNINGReport to the Joint Chiefs of Staff

USCINCPAC's Overview AprilChanges Reported in October

Operational PlanningFlexible Naval OperationsCommand Air Operations Center

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SECTION IV--MISCELLANEOUS PLANNING ACTIVITIES'Quarterly Report of Issues and ActivitiesChairman's Testimony Before House SubcommitteeUSPACOM Multinational StrategyUSCINCPAC Warfare Strategy Steering Group

\~ Theater Nuclear Force Improvement StudyD\~' ~,Nuclear Weapons Requirements Study

p~ Nuclear Weapons Allocations 'and DeploymentsCruise Missile Acquisition and PlanningOver the Horizon Radar,Sensor Information' Automated Management SystemStudies and Analys~s

Joint~Air\Oefense StudyStudy of Critical Sea Lines of CommunicationAustralian Analyst Exchange ProgramWar Gaming--Modern Aids to PlanningChiefs of Mission ConferenceJCS-Sponsored CINC's ConferenceEast Asia Liaison Group' ActivitiesMaritime Pre-positioning ShipsUSCINCPAC Readiness FundJCS Chairman's Foreign Visitors Program

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Army Force Structure ShortfallsAir-land Battle ConceptPilot Program for Developing Joint Doctrine

Operational Command of the Middle East ForcePeacetime Rules of EngagementTRIDENTs Operational in the USPACOMTOMAHAWK Cruise Missile CertificationUSPACOM Joint Air Defense StudyThe ROK Air Defense SystemPacific Fleet HomeportingSpecial Operations Forces Planning

USCINCPAC Joint/Combined ConferenceCommand and'Control of Special Operations ForcesForward Deployment of U.S. Anmy SOF in the USPACOM

SECTION II--OPERATIONS AND TRAINING--Indian Ocean Fleet Operations

Fleet PresenceAmphibious Force LevelMonthly Operational Summary, 1983

Indian Ocean Port Access and Ship VisitsWestern AustraliaMauritiusSeychellesSri Lanka

Indian Ocean P-3 Access and OperationsCocosOmanReunion

'Near Term Pre-positioning ForceWestern Pacific Fleet Operations

Battle Force Operations in the Sea of JapanShip Visits in JapanSurveillance OperationsInitial Battleship Deployment

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SOPAC CruisesAustraliaNew ZealandFi j iTonga

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SECTION III--EXERCISESThe USPACOM Military Exercise ProgramKorea

TEAM SPIRIT 83COPE FLOW 83COPE JADESNARE 83ULCHI-FOCUS LENS 83FOAL EAGLE 83PRESSURE POINT 84FOCUS DRAGON 83

Japan,t VALIANT BLITZ 83-3

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SECTION IV--OTHER OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIESKorean Airlines 747 Shot Down by Soviets

Flight Deviation and the ShootdownSearch and Rescue EffortsSearch and Salvage Operations

Attempted Assassination of ROK~President in RangoonRequest for USPACOM Evaluation Before the FlightThe BombingU.S. Forces Assistance

Other Incidents of USPACOM Operational SignificancePiracy in Malacca Strait .SAR Assistance for Missing Sri Lankan AircraftDefection of North Korean Pilot with MIG-19Hazardous Overflight of Aircraft CarrierProtest on Alleged Airspace ViolationsChinese Airliner Hijacked to KoreaP-3 Crash on Kauai, HawaiiNorth Korean Infiltration AttemptChinese MIG-21' Pilot DefectionRescue Near Pratas IslandGLOMAR JAVA SEA SinkingFire on USS RANGERMinor Collision Between U.S. and Soviet Warships

Southeast Asia MIA Resolution EffortsThe JeRe ProgramMeetings with Vietnamese and Repatriation of RemainsNegotiations with Laos and Visit to a Crash SiteReturn of Remains by Private Individuals

Southeast Asia Refugee Rescue-at-Sea OperationsTropical Cyclones

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SECTION I--PLANS/POLICYLogistic Review of OPLANs

OPLAN 5027 RefinementOPLANS 5000/5001 Refinement;I OPLAN 5000-84

~DEFPLAN-OPLAN 5051Exercises

BALIKATAN/TANGENT FLASH 83~ 2LCHI-FOCUS LENS 83vFOREST BLADE 84

PRESSURE POINT 84Pre-positioned War Reserv~ Stocks for the AleutiansBilateral Logistics Planning with Thailand

LOGEX 26Thai Joint Service Logistics Planning Program

SECTION II--RESOURCE MANAGEMENTSustainability

Sustainability ReportingU.S. Army War Reserve Pre-positioning Policy

War Reserve AmmunitionMunitions Status ReportAmmunition aboard NTPF ShipsArmy Ammunition Review

DOD Explosive Safety Board SurveysFuel s

Inventory.Standard Bulk Petroleum PricesPetroleum Logistics ConferenceCommercial Leased Fuel StoragePetroleum PositioningPe~roleum Storage Country PlansKorean Host Nation SupportAllocation of War ReservesTaiwanThailand

Groundwater Contamination in HawaiiDefense Retail Interservice Support

ConferencesOPLAN SupportProgram Reorganization

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Korean Airlines AgreementShipment of Foreign-made Privately-owned VehiclesSpace Available Travel for FAA Personnel

SECTION IV--FACILITIES ENGINEERINGMilitary Construction Programs... in USPACOMDefense Installation ManagementAmerican Preference PolicyHost Nation-Funded ConstructionJapan _

Integrated Relocation Construction~Program

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Guam Land Use PlanDiego GarciaHawaii

Oahu Consolidated Family Housing ManagementFort DeRussyBellows Air Force Station

OPLAN 5027 Civil Engineering SuPPort Plan

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Near Term Pre-positioning Force MaintenanceNTPF Ammunition Maintenance

Korean Airlines AgreementShipment of Foreign-made Privately-owned VehiclesSpace Available Travel for FAA Personnel

SECTION IV--FACILITIES ENGINEERINGMilitary Construction Program's... in USPACOMDefense Installation ManagementAmerican Preference PolicyHost Nation-Funded ConstructionJapan ,

Integrated Relocation Cons truct tcn Program'JFY 83 Facilities Improvement ProqramJFY'-84-86 Facilities Improvement Program

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Family HousingOkinawaIkego

Guam Land Use PlanDiego GarciaHawaii

Oahu Consolidated Family Housf~g ManagementFort OeRussyBellows Air Force Station

OPLAN 5027 Civil Engineering support Plan

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CHAPTER VI--SECURITY ASSISTANCE

SECTION I--POLICYFunding and Manning

FY 83IMET Program

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ManningPacific Area Senior Officer Logistics Seminar

Project Development GroupUSPACOM Security Assistance ConferenceTraining WorkshopUSPACOM Initiatives

Microcomputers in Training ManagementDataphone System

Performance Evaluation

SECTION II--COUNTRY PROGRAMSAustralia

Ai rcraftBangladeshFij iIndonesia

FMS CreditFMS Cases

IMET ProgramShip OverhaulDisposal of Excess MAP PropertyProject INOOCOMEnglish Language TrainingSecurity Agreement

JapanTrainingTechnology Transfer and Exchange

Licensed ProductionAir Force Programs

F-15 Memorandum of UnderstandingE-2C Ai rcra ftC-130 AircraftAIM-9L Mi ss i 1e

Army ProgramsVULCAN Air Defense SystemSTINGER Air Defense SystemAH-lS Attack HelicopterHeavy Lift HelicopterTank Ammunition

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TrainingWRSA Follow-on Memorandum of AgreementThird Country SalesKorea Review GroupWeapons Systems

ROK Indigenous TankSubmarinesAmphibious Assault CarriersFighter Aircraft

JUSMAG Korea ManningMadagascarMalaysia

FMS CreditTrainingAi rcraftHARPOON Missile Brief155mm HowitzersSecurity Assistance Office

~'a1divesNepalNew ZealandPakistan

Major Weapons SystemsHARPOON MissileP-3 AircraftSTINGER Air Defense System

ODRP End of Tour ReportPhilippines

Security Assistance FundingTrainingWeapons Requests

Multi-role Fighter AircraftHelicoptersShip RetrofitHARPOON MissileSTINGER Air Defense System

War ReservesJUSMAGPHIL OrganizationHousing for U.S. Forces Personnel

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E-2C AircraftF-16 Aircraft

Solomon IslandsSri LankaTaiwanThailand

Security Assistance FundingWeapons Requests

Accelerated DeliveriesAircraftAir Defense SystemCorvettes

JUSMAGTHAI HousingTonga

CHAPTER VII--COMMAND AND CONTROL AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

SECTION I--COMMAND AND CONTROLThe USPACOM Command and Control System

Command Facility Interoperability and Need for the ACF .CommunicationsWarning SystemsData Collection and Processing

Alternate Command Facility Site SurveyC3S Denial Exercise ProgramAirborne Comm~nd Post CommunicationsJoint Crisis Management Capability LevellMILSTAR Satellite CommunicationsWorldwide Military Command and Control System

WWMCCS Intercomputer NetworkWWMCCS Improvements

Tactical .Warning/Attack Assessment

SECTION II--INTEROPERABILITY WITH USPACOM ALLIESInteroperability with Korea

Fiber Optic Cable BackboneCPICKCONSTANT WATCH/Project 222Consolidation of Long-Haul Communication Systems

Interoperability with JapanUSFJ Coordination CenterBADGE-X COMSEC ProgramCOMMANDO TORIIAvailability of Secure IFF COMSEC Equipment

Interoperability with Si~gapore

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SECTION III--TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENTUSCINCPAC Involvement in C3S PPBSJoint Multichannel Trunking and Switching SystemProposed New Transmitter Sites for VOAC3 CountermeasuresJam-Resistant Secure Communications

EMP Protection Initiatives in the USPACOMOther

Frequency ManagementCommunications Security

Exercise Telephone MonitoringOPSEC and Threat to USPACOM CommunicationsCOMSEC Material SystemSealed Authentication System

CHAPTER VIII--PERSONNEL

SECTION I--MILITARY PERSONNELManpower Management

JCS Manpower SurveyTravel

Environmental and Morale LeaveDependent Student Travel

DOD Dependents SchoolsCustoms

Military Customs ConferenceMilitary Customs Inspectors

AwardsOverseas Combined Federal Campaign

SECTION· II--CIVILIAN PERSONNELPhilippines

Bases Labor Agreement ReviewWage AdjustmentPhilippine Income Tax WithholdingPay Rates for Subic Bay Bus and Taxi DriversUn i on Leader-s

KoreaWage and Benefits Adjustment

Off-shore Labor - Diego GarciaJapan

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CHAPTER IX--INTElLIGENCE

SECTION I--SYSTEMS MANAGEMENTIntelligence Center PacificUSPACOM Intelligence BoardSpecial Intelligence Communications CenterIPAC FundingIntelligence Networking

PACTIOSSystem Vulnerability

IPAC Automated Data ProcessingAutomat~d Systems ManagementADP Architecture PlanADP Systems Improvements

C3CM Intelligence SupportTactical Fusion/Automated Intelligence Systems

SECTION II--COLLECTION MANAGEMENTCollection Management CommunicationsSignals Intelligence

Improvements Needed to Manned ReconnaissanceSupport for TEAM SPIRITSENIOR RUBYAnnual SIGINT ConferenceStrait of Hormuz ElINT Report

Imagery IntelligenceLANDSAT Multispectral BriefingsPARPRO

Special ProjectsNIGHT RAIDERSLOW WALKERFrench Nuclear Testing

Human Resources IntelligenceHUMINT Support in KoreaDPRK/PRC Initiatives for Talks: Intelligence Questions

SECTION III--INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTIONTargeting

USPACOM ManagementTarget Intelligence Production PlanConference PlanningTactical Target MaterialsCruise Missile PlanningOther OPLAN TargetingUnconventional Warfare Targeting

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AIF Executive Agent TransferAIF ProductionDelegated Production

SECTION IV--INTELLIGENCE EXCHANGEAustraliaJapanOther Exchanges with USPACOM Involvement

CHAPTER X--OTHER SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES

SECTION I--OFFICIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMANDER IN CHIEFTrips and Associated SpeeechesDistinguished Visitors to USCINCPAC, Meetings with Media

and Local Speeches

SECTION II--COMPTROLLER ACTIVITIESUSPACOM Operating BudgetOperations and Maintenance, NavyOfficial Representation FundsMAP Representation FundsEmergency and Extraordinary Expense FundsExternal Public Affairs Funding

SECTION III--LEGAL AFFAIRSUSPACOM Legal Conference

Military Justice and DisciplineForeign Criminal Jurisdiction

AustraliaNew Zealand

Subic Bay Transportation ControversyLaw of WarExercises

TEAM SPIRIT 83ULCHI-FOCUS LENS 83PRESSURE POINT 84

Law of the SeaSovereign Immunity of Aircraft

SECTION IV--PUBLIC AFFAIRSMedia ActivitiesPublic Affairs GuidanceCommunity Relations

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TEAM SPIRIT 83WINTEX CIMEX 83BALIKATAN/TANGENT FLASH 83COBRA GOLD 83ULCHI FOCUS LENS 83FOREST BLADE 84PRESSURE POINT 84

Inspections/SurveysNaval Magazine GuamNaval Magazine Lualualei

SECTION VI--MEDICAL ACTIVITIESAeromedical Evacuation/Medical Regulating Conference

..CHAPTER XI--SELECTED CHRONOLOGY 1983

Glossary

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Staff Organization Directory

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Admiral William J. Crowe, Jr., USN, USCINCPAC ivThe U.S. Pacific Command 2Command Relationships in USPACOM 3Command Organization 4Subordinate Unified Commands and USCINCPAC Representatives 5U.S. Security Assistance Organizations 6USPACOM Area DOD Personnel 7Hq USCINCPAC Component and Subordinate Unified Command Staff Personnel 8.Security Assistance Organization Personnel 9Major USPACOM Bases and Complexes 10Available Forces 11Deployment of Major Ground Units 12Deployment of WESTPAC Naval &Marine Air and Naval Ship Units 13Deployment of Major Air Force Units 14Key USCINCPAC Staff Personnel 15Authorized Strengths of USCINCPAC Staff Directorates 18Change of Command 21Civic Action Team 77Balance of Forces in Korea 105

-Communist Far East Ground Strength 140Communist Far East Naval Strength 141Communi.st Far East Air Forces 142Communist Far East Missile Forces 143PACFlT Ship Readiness 272PACFlT Squadron Readiness 272USMC Squadron Readiness 273PACAF Squadron Readiness 273Near Term Pre-positioning Force, December 1983 318Forces Participating in TEAM SPIRIT 83 366USPACOM Sustainability Posture 462Critical Shortfall Munitions in USPACOM 467Bulk POL Data, USPACOM 4701983 POL Issues 472USPACOM POL Issues 473Fort DeRussy 519FY 1983 USPACOM Country Security Assistance Program 524USPACOM Country Security Assistance Programs 526USPACOM Security Assistance Programs (Administrative Costs) 529USPACOM Requested SAO Manning Levels FY 85/86 531Country Summary--Australia 540Country Summary--Bangladesh 542Country Summary--Fiji 544Country Summary--Indonesia 546

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TABLE OF CONTENTS*

VOLUME IPage

Letter of Promulgation iTitle Page iiiForeword vPreface viiT~ble of.Contents ixList of Illustrations xxv

CHAPTER I--THE STATUS OF THE COMMAND 1

SECTION I--THE U.S. PACIFIC COMMAND 1

SECTION II-THE USCINCPAC STAFF 19Key Personnel Changes in 1984 19New USCINCPAC Emblem 20Establishment of the Headquarters Support Activity 20Operation Plans Division Established in Operations Directorate 21Admiral Crowels Hats 22

SECTION III--COMMAND ARRANGEMENTS 25The United Nations Command in Korea 25

SECTION IV--U.S. FORCES AND BASES OVERSEASTrust Territory of the Pacific Islands

Commonwealth of the Northern MarianasFederated States of Micronesia and the Marshall IslandsPalauCivic Action Team Program

CHAPTER II--THE THREAT

SECTION I--SITUATION IN THE U.S. PACIFIC COMMANDOverall Threat Assessment for the PresidentThreat to Japanese Interests

SECTION II--SQVIET FORCESBuildup of Forces in the PacificSoviet Forces at Cam Ranh BayRecent Surface Combatant ConstructionNew Generation SRBMs

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Soviet Threat to the AleutiansFlights Near Japan by Soviet BombersClaim to the Northern TerritoriesThe Japanese Defense BudgetJapanese Defense Forces and Capabilities

Mine Warfare Capabilities and LimitationsRotary-Wing Force, Existing and PlannedThe SSM-l Surface-to-Ship Missile

-North Korean Intentions and CapabilitiesNorth Korean Forward DeploymentsNorth Korean Talks ProposalSituation in the Republic of KoreaSecurity Issues in ChinaVanuatu Relations with Cuba

SECTION IV--THREAT IN SOUTHEAST ASIAThe Soviet Union and ASEANThe Situation in Vietnam

People's Army of VietnamSoviet Military Equipment DeliveriesAir Force CapabilitiesInternal Resistance

Territorial Claims in the South China SeaThailand

The Vietnamese ThreatStatus of InsurgencySpecial Operations Forces

Malaysian Threat PerceptionsSingapore

Threat AssessmentThe Defense Forces

Indonesian Threat PerceptionsBurmese InsurgencyTh~ "Golden Triangle ll and Narcotics TradeTrouble in the Philippines

Political and Economic ProblemsThe Major Problem of InsurgencyThe Armed Forces

SECTION V--THREAT IN THE INDIAN OCEAN AREAWestern Security and the Indian OceanIndia

Political-Military SituationRelations with the Soviet Ur.~cn

Relations with ChinaBangladesh Relations with India and the USSR

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Trends in MauritiusSeychelles

Political-Military SituationSoviet Influence .

Improving Relations with MadagascarSoviet Efforts in the Comoros

SECTION VI--THREAT OF INTERNATIONAL TERRORISMTerrorist Threat in the USPACOMOrganizing to Combat Terrorism

USCINCPAC Instruction 3850.2USPACOM Antiterrorist Action GroupUSCINCPAC Survey Team Visit to ThailandReducing Threat to Official Vehicles

Countering the Terrorist Threat

CHAPTER III--PlANNING

SECTION I--NATIONAL LEVEL PLANNINGFY 86 Posture StatementCongressional TestimonyThe Planning, Programming and Budgeting SystemDefense GuidanceFY 86-90 Program ReviewStrategic Plans and Resource Analysis AgencyEnhancing CINC Participation in the POM Development ProcessJoint Strategic Planning Document Supporting AnalysisJoint Program Assessment MemorandumJoint Strategic Capabilities PlanCommitment of U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces to NATO--DPQ-84Southwest Asia Review

SECTION II--USCINCPAC PLANSUSCINCPAC Operation Plans

U~CINCPAC Numbered PlansUnnumbered USCINCPAC Contingency Plans

Modification of the Deliberate Planning CyclelJSCINCPAC OPLAN 5000-84USCINCPAC OPLAN 5001 /

--~-Area of Operations of COMUSJAPAN for OPLAN 5001-85Dual Tasking of ForcesCONPLAN 5138-84Operation Plans for Korea

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\.4:s.-,Japan Bilateral PlanningContingency Planning for Defense Against Cruise Missiles

SECTION III--RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER U~PACOM COUNTRIESANZUS

Access to Australian Dry-Docking FacilitiesAustralian Air Force Presence at MalaJsian AirbaseAustralian Statement on Joint Facilities

Brunei- Comoros

\/,(u.s.-Japan RelationshipSubcommittee of the Security' Consultative Committee

\ USCINCPAC-Japan Joint Staff Office Exchange VisitsROK-Japan RelationshipsU.S.-Korea Relations16th ROK-U.S. Security Consultative MeetingNorth Korea's Proposal for P~ace and Reunification TalksMadagascarU.S.-Malaysia Military-to-Military Relations

Naval Attache AssignedU.S.-Philippine RelationsSouth Pacific IslandsAntarctica

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SECTION IV--MISCELLANEOUS PLANNING ACTIVITIES 249USCINCPAC Commanders Conference 249USCINCPAC·s Six Initiatives 254Southwest Indian Ocean Working Group 256Readiness Fund 259Nuclear Weapons Allocations and Deployments 260OPLAN 5000/5001-82, Appendix I to Annex C 261Combined Chemical Planning 261Cruise Missile Acquisition and Planning 262Maritime Anti-Air Warfare' 267East Asia Liaison Group Activities 269Research and Development Objectives 271USPACOM Master Requirements List 272Over-the-Horizon Radar 273Research and Analysis Division Studies 278Cooperative War Reserve Munitions Stock~ile Study 278ANZUS War Game I 279Over-the-Horizon Radar Studies 279Modern Aids to Planning 280

USCINCPAC Annual Seminar War Game I 282U.S.-Australian Analyst Exchange Program 283U.S. Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity Support to USCINCPAC 284Bilateral Sea Lines of Communication De ense Study with Japan 284

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SECTION I--READINESS AND OPERATIONAL PLANNINGReport to the Joint Chiefs of Staff

USCINCPAC's Overview in AprilChanges Reported in OctoberReadiness Reporting Procedures

Operational PlanningCVBG Presence in the Indian Ocean.Amphibious Presence in the Indian OceanReduction in Naval Ope rat tnq TempoNaval Presence off Central AmericaPilot Program for Joint Doctrine

Peacetime Rules of EngagementSpecial ROE for Southwest Asian WatersMilitary Response Planning

Capability of Diego Garcia to Support ContingenciesCombat SAR Deployment PlanningBattleship NEW JERSEY Returns to the United StatesSubmarines DecommissionedOperation Plans Division EstablishedE-3A Force Levels ;n the USPACOMNuclear Operational PlanningPermissive Action Link ManagementPlanning for Defense Against Cruise MissilesNeed for LORAN SystemsStandardized IFF ProceduresU.S.-PRC Search and Rescue Draft MOAPlanning for Ship Visits to ChinaGuidance for Recovery of Property at SeaDOD. Support for Drug InterdictionUSCINCPAC Briefing TeamPacific Fleet HomeportingSpecial Operations Forces Planning

Special Operations Command, PacificUSCINCPAC Combined Special Oper~tions ConferenceU.S. Army SOF Time-Phased Master PlanU.S. Air Force SOF in the USPACOM, .'

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SECTION I--READINESS AND OPERATIONAL PLANNINGReport to the Joint Chiefs of Staff

USCINCPAC's Overview in AprilChanges Reported in OctoberReadiness Reporting Procedures

Operational PlanningCVBG Presence in the Indian Ocean _Amphibious Presence in the Indian OceanReduction tn Naval Ope re t tnq TempoNaval Presence off Central AmericaPilot Program for Joint Doctrine

Pe~cetime Rules of EngagementSpecial ROE for Southwest Asian Waters~ilit~ry Response ~lanning

Capability of Diego Garcia to Support ContingenciesCombat SAR Deployment PlanningBattleship NEW JERSEY Returns to the United StatesSubmarines DecommissionedOperation Plans Division EstablishedE-3A Force Levels in the USPACOMNuclear Operational PlanningPermissive Action Link ManagementPlanning for Defense Against Cruise MissilesNeed for LORAN SystemsStandardized IFF ProceduresU.S.-PRC Search and Rescue Draft MOAPlanning for Ship Visits to ChinaGuidance for Recovery of Property at SeaDOD. Support for Drug InterdictionUSCINCPAC Briefing TeamPacific Fleet HomeportingSpecial Operations Forces Planning

Special Operations Command, PacificUSCINCPAC Combined Special Operations ConferenceU.S. Army SOF Time-Phased ~taster PlanU.S. Air Force SOF in the USPACOM

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SECTION II--OPERATIONS AND TRAININGIndian Ocean Fleet Operations

Monthly Operational Summary, 1984Somalia Ordnance ClearanceTransit of Diego GarciaPakistan Initiatives

Indian Ocean Port Access and Ship VisitsWestern AustraliaSri LankaIndiaPakistanSeychellesMadagascar

Indian Ocean P-3 Access and OperationsOmanPakistanDjiboutiSomaliaSeychellesReunionMau'ri tiusCocos Islands

Maritime Prepositioning ShipsWestern Pacific Fleet OperationsEastern Pacific Fleet OperationsSubmarine OperationsWestern Pacific Ship Visits-' Japan

Hong KongSingaporeBruneiThailandPalau

Air Operations in Southeast AsiaThailandMalaysiaSingaporeIndonesia

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AustraliaPhilippinesJapan

Reconnaissance OperationsPeacetime Aerial Reconnaissance ProgramPARPRO Track ChangesKoreaOther WESTPACPONY EXPRESS and Broad Ocean Area

Airborne Command Post OperationsAir Combat Maneuvering Instrumentation RangeFjeld Carrier Landing Practice Issue

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TEAM SPIRIT 84FREEDOM BANNER 84VALIANT USHER 84-8COPE JADE 84-2SNARE 84ULCHI-FOCUS LENS 84FOAL EAGLE 84

JapanI MINEX 84-1J

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ASEAN AreaBALIKATAN 84COPE THUNDERLEYTE LANDEX (PAGBABALIK)SEASOE with ThailandRESCUEX 84COBRA GOLD 84SE~SOE with Singapore and Malaysia

ANZUSPITCH BLACK 84-1TRIAD 84SANDGROPER 84GONFALON 84

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Pacific Area and USCINCPAC HeadquartersNIGHT BLUEBELFRY EXPRESS 84-1RIMPAC 84FREEZE FRAME 84FREEZE FRAME 85-1FLEETEX 85

SECTION IV--OTHER OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIESIncidents and Accidents

Search for GLOMAR JAVA SEA SurvivorsROK Army Helicopter Crash Kills ROKA GeneralSeizure of U.S. Tuna Boat by Solomon IslandsSoviet Detention of U.S. Barge and CrewSoviet Submarine on Fire in tne Sea of JapanHotel Fire in Baguio, PhilippinesSoviet Defector at Panmunjom, KoreaSAR Attempt in Formosa Strait for French Windsurfer

Southeast Asia MIA Resolution EffortsThe JeRC ProgramAdvising Friendly Missions in HanoiHigh-Level U.S. Delegation to HanoiProposals for Technical MeetingsAustralian MIA Team Visit to VietnamRepatriation and Identification of RemainsTwo Technical Meetings HeldEfforts to Send a Recovery Team to Pakse, laosJCRC Briefing Team to China

Designation and Burial of the Vietnam UnknownSoutheast Asia Refugee Rescue-at-Sea OperationsRefugee Boat Push-off IncidentsTropical Cyclones

Disaster in Madagascar and U.S. Navy AssistanceTyphoon IKE: Worst on Record in the PhilippinesOther Significant Tropical Cyclones

CHAPTER V--lOGISTICS

SECTION I--PLANS AND POLICYJoint Deployment System Users ConferencesRefinement Conferences

Nonunit Related Cargo ConferenceOPlAN 5000-849PLAN 5000-84 Ammunition

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Thai Joint Service Logistics PlanningLOGEX 27

SECTION II--RESOURCE MANAGEMENTSustainability

Sustainability ReportingCINes' Critical Item List

MunitionsWar Reserve MunitionsAIM-7 Missile Allocation25th Infantry Division War Reserve MunitionsExplosives Safety Surveys"Hold Harmless lt Agreements

KoreaJapan

Chemical MunitionsWar Reserve Stocks for Allies

WRSA Follow-on Memorandum of AgreementModern Munitions for WRSA

FuelsInventoryStandard Bulk Petroleum PricesPetroleum Logistics ConferenceUSNS 1-1 Tanker Replacement ProgramPetroleum PositioningAllocation and Storage of War ReservesAleutians POL Support ResponsibilitiesFuel Charges in MalaysiaThailandKorea

Groundwater Contamination ;n HawaiiCommissary Support in ThailandDefense Regional Interservice Support Conference

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MV SHANTA SHIBANIKorean Airlines Agreement

SECTION IV--.FACIlITIES ENGINEERINGU.S. Military Construction Programs in USPACOM

FY 85FY 86Ammunition Port Facility on GuamHQ U$CINCPAC Operational Control Center

MadagascarPhilippinesJapan Host Nation Funded Construction Programs

JFY 85 Facilities Improvement ProgramJFY 86 FIP PlanningFamily Housing

IkegoSakibe Area (Sasebo)

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SECTION I--POLICYFunding

FY 84FY 85

FY 86 Annual Integrated Assessment of Security AssistanceFMS, MAP, and ESF LevelsIMETManning

Functions and ManningSouthwest Indian OceanUSPACOM Security Assistance ConferencePacific Area Senior Officer logistics SeminarTraining WorkshopWeapons Release to ASEAN

STINGERAdvanced Fighter Aircraft

Performance EvaluationExcess Vehicles and Engineering EquipmentExcess Small Arms - ThailandRetention of Excess MAP PropertyWESTCOM Expanded Relations Program

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MV SHANTA SHIBANIKorean Airlines Agreement

SECTION IV-~FACILITIES ENGINEERINGU.S. Military Construction Programs in USPACOM

FY 85FY 86Ammunition Port Facility on GuamHQ USCINCPAC Operational Control Center

MadagascarPhilippinesJapan Host Nation Funded Construction Programs

JFY 8~ Facilities Improvement ProgramJFY 86 FIP PlanningFamily Housing

IkegoSakibe Area (Sasebo)

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SECTION I--POLICYFunding

FY 84FY 85

FY 86 Annual Integrated Assessment of Security AssistanceFMS, MAP, and ESF LevelsIMETManning

Functions and ManningSouthwest Indian OceanUSPACOM Security Assistance ConferencePacific Area Senior Officer Logistics SeminarTraining WorkshopWeapons Release to ASEAN

STINGERAdvanced Fighter Aircraft

Performance EvaluationExcess Vehicles and Engineering EquipmentExcess Small Arms - ThailandRetention of Excess MAP PropertyWESTCOM Expanded Relations Program

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AustraliaAircraftMissiles

BruneiChina

Export of Military EquipmentSecurity Assistance RoleChina Forum

FijiIndonesia

IMET ProgramFMS Case Management

JapanC-130 AircraftMissiles

PATRIOTSTINGER

KoreaForce Improvement PlanForeign Military Sales16th ROK-U.S. Security Consultative MeetingWeapons Systems

M48A5 TanksUH-IH Helicopters

Third Country SalesJUSMAG Security Assistance Functions

MadagascarMauritiusPhilippines

Near-term InitiativesSecurity Assistance Defense Analysis PaperSecurity Assistance Funding

FY 85FY 86

SingaporeAircraft

F-16F-5EE-2C

MissilesHARPOON

Solomon IslandsThailand

Weapons RequestsM48A5 TanksAdvanced Fighter Aircraft (F-16A)

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CHAPTER VII--COMMAND AND CONTROL AND COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS

SECTION I--COMMAND AND CONTROLThe USPACOM Command and Control System

Command FacilitiesCommunicationsData Collection and ProcessingInteroperability

~'orldwi de Mi 1i tary Command and Control SystemWWMCCS ADP Support in the USPACOMWIS Status

Strategic Connectivity in the PacificTACAMO Pacific Upgrading NeededABNCP Improvement Programs

Modifications to USCINCPAC Command Support AircraftTactical Warning/Attack AssessmentNon-Strategic Nuclear Force C3S

Threat and Architecture StudiesCOMUSKOREA Regency NetAFSATCOM and Flaming Arrow Net-Pacific

Defense Satellite Communications Systems in the USPACOMGround Mobile Force Satellite Communications

MILSTARJCMC 1C3 ImprovementsJapan Reconfiguration and Digitization

SECTION "IT--C3 INTEROPERABILTTY IN THE USPACOMIntercperability with Korea

TPICKCONSTANT WATCH/Project 222CPICK

Interoperability with JapanUSFJ Coordination CenterBADGECOMMANDO TORIICOMSEC Issues in Japan

Interoperability with ANZUSfnteroperability with ThailancInteroperability with SingaporeProposals for Other Countries

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SECTION III--TELECOMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENTUSCINCPAC/C3S Involvement in PPBSJoint Multichannel Trunking and Switching SystemProposed Transmitter Sites for VOA

KoreaThailand

Secure Communications ImprovementsSecure Voice ProgramsMeteor Burst CommunicationsElectromagnetic Pulse Hardening

C3S Exercise EvaluationFrequency Management

USPACOM Spectrum Management Conference and WorkshopFrequency Coordination in the PhilippinesCoordination Visit

Communications Security .OPSEC and Threat to USPACOM CommunicationsCOMSEC Material and Sealed Authentication Systems

CHAPTER VIII--PERSONNEL

SECTION I--MILITARY PERSONNELStatus of Service ComponentsManpower Plans and P~licy

JCS Manpower SurveyFY 85 USPACOM Joint Manpower ProgramsManpower and Personnel ManagementManagement'Headquarters CeilingManpower Surveys

JapanPhilippinesAustraliaAlaska

Service Affiliation of Chief of Staff, U.S. Forces JapanPersonnel Planning

Exercise AugmentationIndividual Wartime Replacements

Reserve Forces in USPACOMUSCINCPAC and HSA AugmentationMobilization

ArmyAi r· Force

Alcohol and Drug AbuseNational Narcotics Border Interdiction System

CustomsAircraft Preclearance ProgramMilitary Customs Conference

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Education Services WorkshopDependent SchoolsImpact AidPostal AffairsUnited Service OrganizationsAmerican Red CrossOverseas Combined Federal Campaign

Personnel Benefits and EntitlementsShipment of Foreign-made POVs

State Department Effort. Defense Department Effort

Housing on OahuHawaii Joint Allowance BoardRent Plus Housing Allowance

Awards

SECTION II--CIVILIAN PERSONNELAutomated Compensation SystemKorea

Wage and Benefits AdjustmentJapan

Wage IncreasePhilippines

Bases Labor Agreement ReviewWage AdjustmentForeign National Compensation

Wage Order No. 3Wage Order No. 4Wage Order No. 5

Diego GarciaOffshore Mauritian Labor

Equal Employment Opportunity

CHAPTER IX--INTELLIGENCE

SECTION I--SYSTEMS MANAGEMENTUSPACOM Intelligence ArchitectureIntelligence Data Handling System

IPAC PlanningAD? Systems

QUICKTEL-84 DemonstrationKorean Intelligence Support SystemIPAC Joint Manpower Program

SECTION II--COLLECTION MANAGEMEN~TSignals Intelligence

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Imagery IntelligenceHuman Resources Intelligence

Clandestine Intelligence Operations PrdposalsRecommendations for Improvement in HUMINT CollectionAsia/Pacific Defense Attache Conference

Indications and Warning IntelligenceNucl~ar Intelligence CollectionNuclear Testing in French Polynesia

SECTION III--INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTIONTargeting

USPACOM ManagementTiger -Team Target AnalysesProject SIDEVIEW _DMA Chart ProductionATTG ProductionBattle Area Weaponeering GuideSpecial Target AnalysesChemical WarfareAnti terror; smUnconventional Warfare

Intelligence FilesAIF ProductionFARM Status ReportTarget Intelligence Production Plan

C3CM Intelligence SupportIntelligence Studies

C3 VulnerabilityOIA Intelligence Production StudiesStudy of the Philippine Armed Forces

SECTION IV--INTELLIGENCE EXCHANGEThailandPhilippinesOther Exchanges

CHAPTER·X--OTHER SUPPORTING ACTIVITIES

SECTION I--OFFICIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE COMMANDER IN CHIEFTrips and Associated SpeechesDistinguished Visitors to USCINCPAC, Meetings with

News Media Personnel, and Local Speeches

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USPACOM Operating BudgetOperations and Maintenance, Navy FundingSecurity Assistance Funding

SECTION III--LEGAL AFFAIRSUSPACOM Legal ConferenceExercise Participation

TEAM SPIRIT 84NIGHT TRAIN 84ULCHI-FOCUS LENS 84

Nuclear Waste Disposal in the South PacificForeign Criminal Jurisdiction

Prisoner Transfer AgreementsLaw of the SeaInternational AgreementsDependent MisconductEnvironmental Working GroupTrave1 to Macau

SECTION IV--PUBLIC AFFAIRSPresident Reagan1s Visit to HawaiiMedia Activities

Visit of Premier Zhao ZiyangUSIA WORLDNET Interview

Community RelationsHawaiiAustralia

SECTION V--INSPECTOR GENERAL ACTIVITIESExercises

TEAM SPIRIT 84BALIKATAN 84COBRA GOLD 84ULCHI FOCUS LENS 84

SECTION VI--MEDICAL ACTIVITIESMedical ReadinessMedical Planning ConferenceFamily Advocacy Program in Hawaii

CHAPTER XI--SELECTED CHRONOLOGY 1984

Glossary

Index

Staff Organization Directory

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

Admiral William J. Crowe, Jr., USN, USC~NCPAC ivThe U.S. Pacific Command 2Command Relationships in USPACOM 3Command Organization 4Subordinate Unified Commands and USCINCPAC Representatives 5U.S. Security Assistance Organizations. 6~SPACOM Area DOD Personnel 7HQ USCINCPAC, Component, and Subordinate Unified Command Staff Personnel 8Security Assistance Organization Personnel 9Major USPACOM Bases and Complexes 10Available Forces 11Deployment of Major Ground Units 12Deployment of WESTPAC Naval &Marine Air and Naval ~hip Units 13Deployment of Major Air Force UMits 14Key USCINCPAC Staff Personnel 15Authorized Strengths of USCINCPAC Staff Directorates 18Admiral Crowe's Hats 23Communist Far East Missile Forces 143Communist Far East Air Forces 144Communist Far East Ground Strength 145Communist Far East Naval Strength 146USCINCPAC Commanders Conference 253Army Unit Readiness Changes 1983-1984 303Navy Unit Readiness Changes 1983-1984 304Air" Force Unit Readiness Changes 1983-1984 304Marine Unit Readiness Changes 1983-1984 305Forces Participating in TEAM SPIRIT 84 434USPACOM Sustainability Posture 524Critical Shortfall Munitions in USPACOM 529Bulk POL Data-USPACOM 5421984 POL Issues 543USPACOM POL Issues. 544Military Construction Authorization in USPACOM 564FY 1984 USPACOM Country Security Assistance Program 578USPACOM Security Assistance Programs (Administrative Costs) 584Country Summary--Australia 600Country Summary--Brunei 602Country Summary--China 604Country Summary--Fiji 612Country Summary--Indonesia 614Country Summary--Japan 618Country Summary--Korea 622Country Summa ry--Madaga scar 630Country Summary--Mauritius 632

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Country Summary--PhilippinesCountry Summary--SingaporeCountry Sumrnary--Solomon IslandsCountry Summary--ThailandDefense Satellite Communications System in the PacificPacific Commercial Satellite (Military Leased Circuits)Pacific Submarine CablesPacific AUTOSEVOCOM Wideband ConnectionsPacific AUTOVON Switches and InterconnectionsPa~ific AUTODIN Switches and InterconnectionsUSPACOM AUTODIN Conferencing Network (AUTOCONET)USCINCPAC Voice Alert Network (CVAN)Air Force Satellite Communications SystemUSPACOM WWMCCS ADP/WIN/AUTODIN Circuit Network1983 USPACOM Military Customs Inspections/Examinations1984 USPACOM Military Customs Inspections/ExaminationsU.S. Forces Civilian Employees, by Location, Service/AgencyAdmiral Crowe and Premier Zhao ZiyangHis Royal Highness Crown Prince Tupouto'a and Admiral CroweAdmiral Crowe and Prime Minister MuldoonPresident and Mrs. Reagan and Admiral and Mrs. CrowePresident Zail Singh and Admiral CroweDefence Minister Scholes and Admiral CroweAdmiral Crowe and General Arun Shridhar Vaidya'Admiral Crowe and His Highness Malietoa Tanumafili IIAdmiral Crowe and President Hammer deR~burt

Admiral Crowe and Air Marshal JamiesonPrime Minister Tofilau Eti and Admiral CroweAdmiral Crowe and General VesseyUSPACOM Funding Programs

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