US Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM)

UNCLASSIFIED

US Army Intelligence and Security Command

(INSCOM)

Overview Briefing for

National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)

Presented by Brigadier General Robert L. Walter Jr.

INSCOM Deputy Commanding General

GEOINT MASINT BIO SIGINT HUMINT CI CYBER

Field

Stations

CI CONUS

Groups

HUMINT/CI

Elements

Intelligence

Production

Center

NSA

Support

Group

Theater

Groups

Production

INSCOM Created with Multi-INT

Integration 1 January 1977

US Army Security Agency (1942-76)

US Army Intelligence Command (1965-74)

US Army Intelligence Agency (1974-77)

Military Intelligence Service (1942-45)

Assistant Chief of Staff FOAs (1945-76)

Army Technical Services (1942-62)

Foreign Science & Technology Center

(1962-77)

Army Photographic Interpretation Center

(1955-64)

Army Imagery Interpretation Center/

Agency (1964-76)

Imagery

Multiple Army Intelligence

Stovepipes 1942-1976

TODAY

•

Intel Operations Bridge Between National to

Tactical

•

Single Agency to Coordinate all Intel Disciplines

•

Direct Support to ASCC (MI Bde), Rapidly

Reinforce ECB, Forward Stationed and Deployed

•

Tailored Multi-Discipline Intel Training, Collection,

Analysis & Production

•

A Base to Expand Army Intel Programs

CI/HUMINT

SIGINT

CSA’s Intel Organization

and Stationing Study (IOSS)

(1974)

Evolution of Army Intelligence

1942 - Present

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UNCLASSIFIED

INSCOM Conducts Worldwide Multi-Discipline

and All-Source Intelligence Operations; Delivers

Advanced Skills Training, Linguist Support,

Specialized Quick Reaction Capabilities, and

Comprehensive Intelligence-Related Logistics,

Contracting, Communications, and Other Expertise

in Order to Enable Mission Command in Support of

Army, Joint, and Coalition Commands and the

National Intelligence Community.

The Army’s

One Stop Shop

For Intelligence

….

Mission

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INSCOM Conducts:



Worldwide Multi-Discipline Intelligence Operations

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SIGINT, CI, HUMINT, GEOINT, Biometrics

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All Source Analysis, Production, Dissemination



Support to Cyberspace Operations



Theater Aerial ISR Operations – 110 Aircraft



Knowledge Management for DCGS/AMN

INSCOM Delivers:



Specialized Quick Reaction Capabilities



Advanced MI Skills Training for Army Deployers



Linguist and Classified Intel Contracting Support



Responsive Capabilities to Reinforce ECB



Multi-Compo Solutions … MIRC and NGB

INSCOM Enables:



Mission Command in Support of Army, Joint, and

Coalition Commands and IC

Who We Support

:

ARFORGEN Deploying Units

ASCC /COCOM/SOCOM/JTF

Army, Joint

National Intel Community

Mission

Specifics

The Army’s

One Stop Shop

For Intelligence

….

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INSCOM’s Priorities

•

Provide Trained, Equipped and Ready Forces and Multi-Discipline Intel

Support to Win the Current Fight while Maintaining Readiness for

Contingencies

•

Enable the Formation of 780

th

_{MI BDE, Army Cyber, CYBERCOM}

•

Align with the Forces Command Readiness Enterprise for ARFORGEN

•

Develop and Execute Foundry and Intelligence Readiness Operations

Capability (IROC)

•

Build and Sustain Enhanced Language Proficiency Program

•

Lead the Army’s Insider Threat TF Effort / Improve the Army’s Security

Resiliency

•

Develop the Force of the Future; Thoughtfully Shape our Force and

Command to Enable Intel 2020

•

Sustain our High-Quality All-Volunteer Army - Improve Security, Safety, and

Work Conditions for our Work Force



SHARP, Suicide Prevention, Resilience Training … Command Emphasis

SIGINT AISR

Functional Units

CI/ HUMINT

Theater MIBs

INSCOM

XX

66

500

470

513

X

X

X

X

X

501

MI

MI

704

706

III

X

X

780

MI

MI

MI

MI

MI

MI

INSCOM 2013

TF

ODIN-E

X

JSTARS

NGIC

1

st

_IO

III

902

MI

MI

AOG

III

MOC

ECC

Authorities, Oversight

Enablers

Foundational

Layer

CI/HU

Ops

Cyber

SIGINT

DCGS

Trojan

GISA

Trojan

IIS

Futures

Foundry

QRC

•

17,000 Personnel

•

30% of AC MI Force

•

16 Colonel Level Commands

•

30 Countries, 180 Locations

•

Enabling Layer from Strategic to Tactical

•

Global Support Mission

•

Downward Reinforcement …

COCOM/ASCC/Corps/Divs/BCTs

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INSCOM Deployment Summary

A Typical Day

CENTCOM AOR

AFGHANISTAN

IRAQ

JORDAN

KUWAIT

KYRGYZSTAN

QATAR

YEMEN

NORTHCOM AOR

BROWNSVILLE, TX

CRC CAMP ATTERBURY, IN

CRC FORT BENNING, GA

FORT BRAGG, NC

PETERSON AFB, CO

SAN ANTONIO, TX

SOUTHCOM AOR

BRAZIL

COLOMBIA

CUBA (GTMO)

CURACAO

DOM REP

EL SALVADOR

GUATEMALA

HONDURAS

NICARAGUA

PARAGUAY

PERU

AFRICOM AOR

EHTIOPIA

KENYA

EUCOM AOR

GEORGIA

GERMANY

ITALY

KOSOVO

TURKEY

PACOM AOR

JAPAN

PHILIPPINES

SOUTH KOREA

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Total Deployed: 1,500 – 2,000

Countries: ~ 30

Reach Support: ~ 2,000

Forward Stationed: ~ 3,000

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Our Support to Army Force Generation

(ARFORGEN)

Deployed Forces

Phase II: Train / Ready (125 DAYS) Phase III: Available (60 DAYS) RE-

DEPLOY RECOVER (FOCUS: COLLECTIVE) MISSION TRAINING MRE DEPLOY

Block Leave

REFIT / RETRAIN / EQUIP

(FOCUS: I NDIVIDUAL  SQUAD)

DEPL PREP Phase I: Reset (180 Days)

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In Three Forms …..

•

Forces Forward – Capabilities Vice Patches

•

Reach Support – Exploitation, Analysis – Not

Discretionary

•

Readiness Services for Army, Other Forces

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Reach Support

2

Readiness Services

3

39% National Intel PGM (NIP)

• SIGINT (CCP) – PM is NSA • Geospacial OPIR (NGP) – PM is NGA • CI (FCIP) – PM is DIA • HU, MASINT, Production (GDIP) – PM is DIA

(NIP) (MIP) Total TTPEG 22% Military Intel PGM (MIP) • CI • HUMINT • Biometrics 10% Info OPS 1stIO Bde 12% Cyber OPS 13% Tactical BDEs INSCOM $ DA IIS Sites Home Page Open Source GISA M3 DCGS-A Hosted sites One Stop

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Foundry Training and Readiness Posture Foundry Training and Readiness Posture

Fort Bliss Fort HoodFort Polk Fort Lewis Fort Carson Fort Bragg Fort Campbell Fort Riley Fort Stewart/HAAF Fort Irwin Fort Drum MIL/CIV/CON 0/4/3 MIL/CIV/CON 0/3/0 MIL/CIV/CON 3/2/2 MIL/CIV/CON 0/0/0 MIL/CIV/CON 0/3/0 MIL/CIV/CON 0/4/4 MIL/CIV/CON 3/2/2 MIL/CIV/CON 0/4/0 MIL/CIV/CON 1/4/1 MIL/CIV/CON 0/4/0 MIL/CIV/CON 0/4/0 14 Foundry Sites

•12 CONUS (11 Supporting FORSCOM / 1 Supporting INSCOM

•2 OCONUS (1 Supporting USARPAC / 1 Supporting USAREUR

Hawaii MIL/CIV/CON 0/0/1 Germany MIL/CIV/CON 0/0/0 IDTF MIL/CIV/CON 0/2/4 FMC PMC NMC

Readiness Services

•

Project Foundry

•

QRC – BfSB, SIGINT, IO

•

Intel Logistics

•

DCGS, Trojan, NSA Net

•

Contracting Support

•

Intel Law

•

Intel Oversight

INSCOM Reach Centers in Support of OEF / KTO

Fort Hood

513th _MI Fort Gordon, GA

National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC)

Charlottesville, VA

INSCOM Reach Centers for OEF / KTO

Fort Sam

Houston

Fort Belvoir, VA

66th _{MI Mission Ops Facility} Wiesbaden, Germany European Cryptologic Center (ECC) Darmstadt, Germany 743rd _{MI Bn} Denver, Colorado 500th _{MI Mission Ops} Facility Fort Hood, TX

Denver

SIGINT

AERIAL

GEOINT

ALL SOURCE

Menwith Hill

Meade Ops Center, National Security Agency

Fort Meade, MD

Fort Gordon

Charlottesville

Fort

Belvoir

Fort Meade

Wiesbaden

_Darmstadt

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Intelligence Support to:

•

Planning

•

Collection/Investigations

•

Common Operating Picture

•

Targeting

•

Force Protection

•

Assessments

Intelligence Services:

•

All-Source Production

•

AISR PED

•

SIGINT

•

FMV

•

GMTI

•

MASINT

•

NTM PED

•

Biometric Intelligence

•

Collection Management

•

Data Management

706th _MI Fort Gordon, GA

Enhanced Force Structure

Assured Comms

Intelligence 2020

LandISRNet

RITE

Relevant Intelligence to the Edge

DCGS-A

Ubiquitous Access to Data

Integrated

Sensors/Collectors

Aerial, Terrestrial, Cyber

Fully Leveraging the Force

Foundry/IROC

Empowering Our Soldiers

At the Forward Edge

Multi-Functional

Expand Access, Extend Reach, Reduce Blinks, Expand Ops

Home Station/ Reach

Advanced Analytics

Cloud Enabled

Ease of Use

Fully Integrated

Intel 2020 and Beyond

…

What We Are Investing In

Shared

Situational Awareness

Shared Purpose

Theater – GCC/ASCC – SOF – JTF/Corps – Division – BCT – Battalion – Company - Squad

Robust Processing Power

Optimized

Theater/Army

Joint/IC Interoperable

CPOF/MC Interoperable

No Cold Starts

No MI Soldier At Rest

To the Edge

2

3

4

1

5

- National to Tactical Enterprise -

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Develop the Force of the Future; Thoughtfully Shape our

Force and Command to Enable Intel 2020

•

Strengthen the Foundational Layer – Fundamental

Underpinning of Everything We Do; Execute it as an

Intel Operation

•

Transform Army Aerial ISR

•

ICW FORSCOM Train, Maintain, Sustain, & Present the

E-MIB

•

Evolve the Army HUMINT Enterprise; Integration –

Tactical - Operational – Strategic. Expand Global

Operations

•

Enhance Theater MI Capabilities

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“Expand Access, Extend Reach, Reduce Blink, Expand Ops”

INSCOM’s Lines of Effort

SIGINT AISR E-MIB

Functional Units

CI/ HUMINT

INSCOM

XX

MI

MI

704

706

III

X

X

780

MI

NGIC

1

st

_IO

III

902

MI

MI

PSI-COE

AOG

III

MOC

ECC

Authorities, Oversight

Enablers

Foundational

Layer

CI/HU

Ops

Cyber

SIGINT

DCGS

Trojan

GISA

Trojan

IIS

Futures

Foundry

QRC

INSCOM 2013-2020

Theater MIBs

66

500

470

513

X

X

X

X

X

501

MI

MI

MI

MI

MI

E-MIB

X

ACHC

X

1

2

3

4

5

•

17,832 Personnel

•

30% of AC MI Force

•

16 Colonel Level Commands

•

30 Countries, 180 Locations

•

Enabling Layer from Strategic to Tactical

•

Global Support Mission

•

Downward Reinforcement …

COCOM/ASCC/Corps/Divs/BCTs

AIB

X

TBD

TBD

MI

MI

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UNCLASSIFIED

The Army’s Operational Intelligence Command …

•

About the Warfighters, Soldiers, Civilians Forward

•

Going the Extra Mile to Meet, Exceed Requirements

•

About Readiness, Training and Institutionalizing Excellence

•

Deploying Forces, Reach Back, Foundry, QRC, Services

•

About Innovation: Seeing the Next Fight

•

Seeing The Problem – Moving the Army Toward it!

•

Providing Enterprise Multi- Int Solutions Across the Force

•

About Leadership, Teamwork, Energy

•

One Team, One Fight – Customer, Collaboration

INSCOM Is … and Will Continue to Be

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Questions?

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