The overall classification of this briefing is:CLASSIFICATION: UNCLASSIFIED

National Intelligence Community

CentralIntelligence

Agency

Departmentof State

Departmentof Energy

Departmentof Treasury

Departmentof Justice

Departmentof Homeland

Security

Departmentof Defense

Ambassador John D. Negroponte

Director of National Intelligence

Defense Intelligence

Agency

National Security Agency

National Geospatial-Intelligence

Agency

National Reconnaissance

Office

ServiceIntelligence

Centers

Drug Enforcement

Agency

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Defense Intelligence

NationalReconnaissance

Office

National Geospatial-Intelligence

Agency

National SecurityAgency

DefenseIntelligence

Agency

National GroundIntelligence Center

National Air & SpaceIntelligence Center

Marine Corps Intelligence Activity

National MaritimeIntelligence Center

The AgenciesThe Combatant

CommandsThe Military

Services

Hon. Donald RumsfeldSecretary of Defense

Gen Peter PaceChairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff

Hon. Dr. Stephen CamboneUnder Secretary of Defense

for Intelligence

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

DirectorDefense Intelligence Agency

LTG Michael D. MaplesDirector, Defense Intelligence

Agency

Advisory Responsibilities • Advisor to Secretary of Defense, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of

Staff, and the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence

National Intelligence Responsibilities

• Member, National Intelligence Board• Program Manager, General Defense Intelligence Program

Military Intelligence Responsibilities

• Chairman, Military Intelligence Board • Director, Defense Joint Intelligence Operations Center

• Defense Human Intelligence Manager

U.S. Strategic Command Responsibilities• Commander, Joint Functional Component Command for

Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

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UNCLASSIFIED

Defense Intelligence AgencyUNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Combat Support Agency • Provide Timely Military Intelligence to Military

and National Consumers

Defense Intelligence Agency Supports• National Intelligence Requirements• Military Operations• Defense Policy Making• Weapons Acquisition

Core Mission Areas• Defense Intelligence Operations • All-Source Analysis • Human Intelligence Collection• Technical Intelligence Collection • Collection Management• Global Secure Information Networks • Intelligence Training and Education• International Engagement

Defense Joint IntelligenceOperations Center (DJIOC)

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

WarfightersWarfighters

• A major transformational initiative to enable Defense Intelligence Operations

• Links the full spectrum of National and Defense Capabilities

• Facilitates intelligence planning, prioritization, analysis and collection

• Global awareness of Intelligence Operations

• A major transformational initiative to enable Defense Intelligence Operations

• Links the full spectrum of National and Defense Capabilities

• Facilitates intelligence planning, prioritization, analysis and collection

• Global awareness of Intelligence Operations

• Directly interfaces with the Joint Functional Component Command for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

• Creates an Enterprise approach to Defense Intelligence

• Permits Global Force Management of Intelligence Resources

• Directly interfaces with the Joint Functional Component Command for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

• Creates an Enterprise approach to Defense Intelligence

• Permits Global Force Management of Intelligence Resources

Joint Functional Component Command – Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance

• Warfighting Headquarters for United States Strategic Command

• Focal point for ISR plans and operations

• Global, long-term perspective on asset allocation to support Combatant Commands

• Maintains global situational awareness

• Enables Defense Intelligence advocacy for future capabilities

• Warfighting Headquarters for United States Strategic Command

• Focal point for ISR plans and operations

• Global, long-term perspective on asset allocation to support Combatant Commands

• Maintains global situational awareness

• Enables Defense Intelligence advocacy for future capabilities

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Defense Human Intelligence Management Office• Manages Human Intelligence Functions• Training and Standards• Allocation of Resources

Defense Human IntelligenceUNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Defense Human Intelligence Service• Approximately 200 locations

Primary Missions• Conducts Department of Defense Human

Intelligence operations worldwide

• Document Exploitation

• Manages Attaché Activities

Measurement & Signature IntelligenceUNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Size Heat Chemical Composition Shape Vibration

•Presence in over 180 countries

•Defense Attachés

•Defense Human Intelligence

•Combatant Command Representatives

•Defense Intelligence Agency Liaison Staffs

•Global War on Terrorism Deployments

•Presence in over 180 countries

•Defense Attachés

•Defense Human Intelligence

•Combatant Command Representatives

•Defense Intelligence Agency Liaison Staffs

•Global War on Terrorism Deployments

ARMED FORCES MEDICALINTELLIGENCE CENTER

FORT DETRICK, MARYLANDFORT DETRICK, MARYLAND MISSILE & SPACEINTELLIGENCE CENTER

HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMAHUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

A Global MissionUNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

WORLDWIDE ASSIGNMENTSWORLDWIDE ASSIGNMENTS UNITED STATES LOCATIONS

PENTAGONBOLLING AFB

ARLINGTON, VACRYSTAL CITY, VA

HERNDON, VA

WASHINGTON, DC AREAWASHINGTON, DC AREA

• 1 Agency + 2 Agency Centers• 4 Service Centers• 9 Combatant Commands• 1 Overseas Command (USFK)• 27 US based Reserve Centers

Pacific Command, Hawaii

Pacific Command, Hawaii

Strategic Command, Nebraska

Strategic Command, Nebraska

Northern Command,Colorado

Northern Command,Colorado

Special Operations Command,Florida

Special Operations Command,Florida

Central Command,Florida

Central Command,Florida

Southern Command,Florida

Southern Command,Florida

Transportation Command, Illinois

Transportation Command, Illinois

National Ground Intelligence Center, Virginia

National Ground Intelligence Center, Virginia

Joint Forces Command,Virginia

Joint Forces Command,Virginia

National Maritime Intelligence Center, Maryland

National Maritime Intelligence Center, Maryland

National Air and Space Intelligence Center, OhioNational Air and Space

Intelligence Center, Ohio

Defense Intelligence Agency, Washington, DC

Defense Intelligence Agency, Washington, DC

Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, Virginia

Marine Corps Intelligence Activity, Virginia

European Command,United Kingdom

European Command,United Kingdom

US Forces, KoreaUS Forces, Korea

Missile & Space Intelligence Center,

Alabama

Missile & Space Intelligence Center,

Alabama

Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center, Maryland

Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center, Maryland

Defense Intelligence Production Centers

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Deployable WorkforceUNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

• 2005 Deployments

– More than 1800 personnel

– Analysts, Collection Managers, Information Technology Specialists, Collectors, Security Personnel

• Types of Support

– Global War on Terrorism

– Information Technology Infrastructure

– Natural Disaster Relief

– Resource Management

• 2005 Deployments

– More than 1800 personnel

– Analysts, Collection Managers, Information Technology Specialists, Collectors, Security Personnel

• Types of Support

– Global War on Terrorism

– Information Technology Infrastructure

– Natural Disaster Relief

– Resource Management

Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System (JWICS)

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UNCLASSIFIED

• Provide information systems and intelligence to the Military Intelligence Community

•Support warfighters and national policy makers•Data, imagery, video, and voice

• One common JWICS architecture around the globe•Reliable primary and back-up services from 5 Regional Service Centers•Global video teleconferencing and collaboration environment for executing All Source operations

• Provide information systems and intelligence to the Military Intelligence Community

•Support warfighters and national policy makers•Data, imagery, video, and voice

• One common JWICS architecture around the globe•Reliable primary and back-up services from 5 Regional Service Centers•Global video teleconferencing and collaboration environment for executing All Source operations

Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center

Fort Detrick, Maryland

Primary Mission• Provide worldwide all-source medical intelligence

Infectious Diseases• Risk assessments for 60+ militarily-significant diseases

Medical Science and Technology• Analysis of foreign biotechnology and Chemical, Biological,

Radiological, and Nuclear medical defense capabilities

Medical Capabilities• Analysis of foreign medical response capabilities to naturally

occurring bio-threats

Environmental Health• Analysis of environmental health risks including industrial

chemicals

Current Intelligence and Health Threat Warning• Medical Intelligence for Homeland Defense & health events

affecting forces worldwide

Fort Detrick, Maryland

Primary Mission• Provide worldwide all-source medical intelligence

Infectious Diseases• Risk assessments for 60+ militarily-significant diseases

Medical Science and Technology• Analysis of foreign biotechnology and Chemical, Biological,

Radiological, and Nuclear medical defense capabilities

Medical Capabilities• Analysis of foreign medical response capabilities to naturally

occurring bio-threats

Environmental Health• Analysis of environmental health risks including industrial

chemicals

Current Intelligence and Health Threat Warning• Medical Intelligence for Homeland Defense & health events

affecting forces worldwide

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Huntsville, Alabama

Primary Missions• Provides Scientific & Technical

Intelligence– Surface-to-Air Defensive Systems– Surface-to-Air Missiles, Anti-Ballistic

Missiles, Anti-Tank Ballistic Missiles, Directed Energy Weapons, Anti-Satellite Weapons

– Short Range Ballistic Missiles– Anti-Tank Guided Missiles

• Facilitate Foreign Weapons & Space Multi-Intelligence Collection

• Support Department of Defense Modeling & Simulation

Huntsville, Alabama

Primary Missions• Provides Scientific & Technical

Intelligence– Surface-to-Air Defensive Systems– Surface-to-Air Missiles, Anti-Ballistic

Missiles, Anti-Tank Ballistic Missiles, Directed Energy Weapons, Anti-Satellite Weapons

– Short Range Ballistic Missiles– Anti-Tank Guided Missiles

• Facilitate Foreign Weapons & Space Multi-Intelligence Collection

• Support Department of Defense Modeling & Simulation

Missile and Space Intelligence Center

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Additional Mission Areas

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

• National Media Exploitation Center•Intelligence Community Center established in 2003•DIA is executive agent•Guided by ODNI Board of Directors•Ensures the rapid exploitation and sharing of media throughout the IC

• Underground Facility Analysis Center•Government-wide consortium established in 1997•DIA is executive agent •Detects, identifies, characterizes, and assesses the best method to defeat the foreign-use of hard and deeply buried targets

• POW/MIA Recovery•DIA initiated the STONY BEACH program in 1987•DIA is lead for Intelligence Community POW/MIA Analytic Cell

• National Media Exploitation Center•Intelligence Community Center established in 2003•DIA is executive agent•Guided by ODNI Board of Directors•Ensures the rapid exploitation and sharing of media throughout the IC

• Underground Facility Analysis Center•Government-wide consortium established in 1997•DIA is executive agent •Detects, identifies, characterizes, and assesses the best method to defeat the foreign-use of hard and deeply buried targets

• POW/MIA Recovery•DIA initiated the STONY BEACH program in 1987•DIA is lead for Intelligence Community POW/MIA Analytic Cell

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• 8,000 Committed Professionals• 70% Civilian• 30% Military

People – Our Most Important Asset

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

Marines4%

Navy18%

Air Force34%

Army44%

CIVILIANCIVILIANMILITARYMILITARY

Civilian

Educators & Trainers

Joint Military Intelligence Training Center

• 83 Courses• FY05 – 10,600 students

trained (53% non-DIA)• FY05 – 123 Iterations of

Mobile Training Courses

Joint Military Intelligence Training Center

• 83 Courses• FY05 – 10,600 students

trained (53% non-DIA)• FY05 – 123 Iterations of

Mobile Training Courses

Joint Military Intelligence College

• 200 Full Time Students (90% non-DIA)

• 500 part time students

Joint Military Intelligence College

• 200 Full Time Students (90% non-DIA)

• 500 part time students

Combined Strategic Intelligence Training Program

• Intelligence orientation program for foreign military officers

• 4 times per/year• 7 weeks• 18 officers per course• Offered to 103 countries

Combined Strategic Intelligence Training Program

• Intelligence orientation program for foreign military officers

• 4 times per/year• 7 weeks• 18 officers per course• Offered to 103 countries

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

International Engagement

UNCLASSIFIED

UNCLASSIFIED

• Manages all non-SIGINT/IMINT foreign military intelligence relationships

•DIA, COCOMs, and Services

• Represents DIA at the National Disclosure Policy committee

• Release/Disclosure of classified military intelligence

• DoD’s focal point for foreign defense attachés•Accredits attachés at quarterly policy luncheons•Operations orientation trips for attachés

• Manages Defense Intelligence Agency liaison offices•Ottawa, London, Paris, Tel Aviv, Tokyo, and Canberra

• Counterpart visits for SECDEF, CJCS, and DIA DR

• Manages all non-SIGINT/IMINT foreign military intelligence relationships

•DIA, COCOMs, and Services

• Represents DIA at the National Disclosure Policy committee

• Release/Disclosure of classified military intelligence

• DoD’s focal point for foreign defense attachés•Accredits attachés at quarterly policy luncheons•Operations orientation trips for attachés

• Manages Defense Intelligence Agency liaison offices•Ottawa, London, Paris, Tel Aviv, Tokyo, and Canberra

• Counterpart visits for SECDEF, CJCS, and DIA DR

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