29 January 2006
Source: https://snap.pae.osd.mil/SnapFiles/PB2006/PDRDocs/JMIP_TIARA_Narrative.doc

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Draft  9/24/2004

JMIP/TIARA Narrative             

 

Class

ProgramAggregation

ServiceAgency

IntelligenceProgram

Project

 

SectionType

SubsectionType

SectionText

 

 
Instructions

 

Definitions

Class: 

        C: CONFIDENTIAL

        C/NF: CONFIDENTIAL//NOFORN

        F: FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

        S: SECRET

        S/NF: SECRET//NOFORN

        U: UNCLASSIFIED

ProgramAggregation: 

        JMIP: Joint Military Intelligence Program (JMIP) - The JMIP funds joint, defense-wide activities and programs that provide intelligence information and support to multiple Defense components.

        JMIP: Tactical Intelligence and Related Activities (TIARA) - TIARA encompasses those programs/activities outside the NFIP and JMIP that:  1) respond to operational commanders’ tasking for time sensitive information on foreign entities; 2) respond to national intelligence community tasking of systems whose primary mission is support to operating forces; 3) train personnel for intelligence duties; 4) provide an intelligence reserve; or 5) are devoted to research and development of intelligence or related capabilities.  Specifically excluded are programs that are so closely integrated with a weapon system that their primary function is to provide immediate-use targeting data.  TIARA programs/activities are funded as part of normal Service budget development, and as a result are often embedded in larger force structure or weapon system budget lines

        TIARA: Tactical Intelligence and Related Activities (TIARA) - TIARA encompasses those programs/activities outside the NFIP and JMIP that:  1) respond to operational commanders’ tasking for time sensitive information on foreign entities; 2) respond to national intelligence community tasking of systems whose primary mission is support to operating forces; 3) train personnel for intelligence duties; 4) provide an intelligence reserve; or 5) are devoted to research and development of intelligence or related capabilities.  Specifically excluded are programs that are so closely integrated with a weapon system that their primary function is to provide immediate-use targeting data.  TIARA programs/activities are funded as part of normal Service budget development, and as a result are often embedded in larger force structure or weapon system budget lines

ServiceAgency: 

        AIR FORCE:

        ARMY:

        CIFA:

        DIA:

        DISA:

        DoD:

        DSS:

        DTRA:

        MC:

        NAVY:

        NGA:

        NSA:

        OSD:

        SOCOM:

        SOCOM, JOINT:

IntelligenceProgram: 

        DARP: Defense Airborne Reconnaissance Program (DARP)

        DCP: Defense Cryptologic Program (DCP)

        DGP: Defense Geospatial-Intelligence Program (DGP)

        DHIP: Defense Human Intelligence Program (DHIP)

        DICP: Defense Intelligence Counterdrug Program (DICP)

        DISTP: Defense Intelligence Special Technology Program (DISTP)

        DITP: Defense Intelligence Tactical Program (DITP)

        DJCIP: Defense Joint Counterintelligence Program (DJCIP)

        DSRP: Defense Space Reconnaissance Program (DSRP)

        TIARA-N/A:

Project: 

        100J: Future Combat Systems

        101: Defense Human Intelligence Support

        102: DHIP2

        103: Tactics, Techniques and Procedures

        104: HUMINT Cover Support

        105: Developing Key Technologies

        106: DHIP1

        122: Defense Support Program

        125A: Space Based Infrared System High

        125R: Advanced Remote Ground Unattended Sensor

        128A: Space Based Radar Common Ground Infrastructure Concept Development

        131: Naval Space Surveillance System

        131F: Space Surveillance

        132B: Strategic Aerospace Intelligence System Activities

        132C: Mobility Airlift Intelligence System

        133: Nuclear Detonation Detection System

        136: Maritime Intelligence Support

        156A: Technology Development

        156B: Joint Electromagnetic Technology

        158: Community ELINT Management Office

        159: SIGINT Exploitation

        160: AN/PRD-13 (V) 2 Remote SIGINT Sensor (PRD-13)

        161: Software Analytic Tool Re-hosting

        162: Special Signal Exploitation

        163: Airborne Overhead Cooperative Operations

        164: Compliance Verification

        165: Joint Tactical SIGINT Activities

        167: National Tactical Integration Office Support

        168: PATENTHAMMER

        171: Tactical SIGINT Payload

        198: Counterproliferation Analysis and Planning System

        199: Optimal Placement of Unattended Sensors

        201: Special Operations Forces Intelligence Force Structure

        202: Joint Deployable Intel Support System - SOCOM Research, Analysis, and Threat Evaluation System

        203: Special Technology Support

        204: Special Operations Tactical Video System

        206G: Integrated Survey Program

        206L: Joint Threat Warning System

        206LN: Joint Threat Warning System

        206M: Tactical Local Area Network

        206N: Special Operations Joint Interagency Collaboration Center

        209: Multi-Mission Advanced Tactical Terminal

        210: Tactical Electronic Reconnaissance Processing and Evaluation System

        211A: Radio Reconnaissance Equipment Program

        211B: Mobile Electronic Warfare Support System-Product Improvement Program

        211G: Radio Battalion Modernization

        213: Tactical Remote Sensor System-Product Improvement Program

        215: Intelligence Analysis System Modification Kit

        216: Tactical Intelligence Support

        216C: Topographic Production Capability

        219: F/A-18 Reconnaissance Capable

        220A: Manpack Secondary Imagery Dissemination System

        223: U-2

        226: Combat Air Intelligence System Activities

        227: Tactical Information Program

        227E: Joint Tactical Terminal

        227F: PROFORMA

        227H: RC-135

        230: Coastal Battlefield Reconnaissance and Analysis

        232: Intelligence Advanced Development

        232A: Intelligence Equipment

        239: Intelligence Systems Readiness

        240: Communication Emitter Sensing and Attacking System

        242A: Army Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

        242B: Tactical Control System

        242E: PREDATOR Medium Altitude Endurance Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

        242F: GLOBAL HAWK High Altitude Endurance Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

        242G: PIONEER Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

        242M: Joint Technology Center/Systems Integration Laboratory

        242N: Broad Area Maritime Surveillance

        245: Tactical Intelligence Photographic Capability System

        248: Digital Photo Lab

        249: Combatant Commanders' Intelligence Capabilities and Applications

        250: Small Unit Remote Scouting System

        252: Intelligence Force Structure

        254: Team Portable Collection System-Multi-Platform Capable

        255: Tactical Cryptologic Forces

        256: Tactical Cryptologic Support Activities

        260: Communications High Accuracy Location System-Exploitation

        261: GUARDRAIL Common Sensor

        261A: Aerial Common Sensor

        261AD: Aerial Common Sensor

        267: Prophet

        268: Airborne SIGINT Enterprise

        271M: Joint STARS Connectivity

        282: Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities

        282A: Joint Tactical Terminal

        283B: Tactical Exploitation System

        283I: Joint Tactical Ground Station

        283J: Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities Common Baseline

        283K: Tactical Exploitation of National Capabilities Program Support and Studies

        286: National Systems Support to Special Operations Forces

        290: Joint Service Imagery Processing System Tactical Exploitation Group - Product Improvement Program

        292: All Source Analysis System

        294: Technical Control and Analysis Center - Product Improvement Program

        295: Counterintelligence/HUMINT Information Management System

        295A: Digital Reconnaissance Surveillance Target Acquisition

        295M: Counterintelligence/HUMINT Equipment Program

        298: Vertical Take-Off and Landing Tactical Unmanned Aerial Vehicle

        299: Shared Reconnaissance Pod

        300: Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Concept of Operations

        305B: NIGHT FIST

        311: Cryptologic Direct Support

        312: Information Warfare (IW)-Exploit

        312T: Shipboard Cryptologic Sensor System Improvements

        316A: EP-3E/ARIES II

        316G: Airborne Sensor System Improvements

        317B: Battle Group Passive Horizon Extension System

        320D: Advanced Sensors Application Program

        321: Fixed Surveillance System

        322: Surveillance Towed Array Sensor System

        324: BEARTRAP

        330: Advanced Deployable System

        332J: Special Project Aircraft

        334M: Global Command and Control System-Integrated Imagery and Intelligence

        334N: Global Command and Control System-Maritime Afloat (Intelligence Applications)

        335: Trusted Information System

        341: Submarine Support Equipment Program

        410: Integrated Meteorological System

        413: Foreign Materiel Acquisition and Exploitation

        414: Horizontal Fusion

        419: Intelligence Support to Coalition ENTerprise Regional Information Exchange System

        420: Intelligence Staff Support

        423A: Technical Surveillance Countermeasures

        425: Intelligence Management (OSD)

        425I: Intelligence Support to Information Operations

        431: Mapping and Geodesy

        440: Intelligence Support to Defeat of Hard & Deeply Buried Targets

        441: Joint Planning and Program Review

        441A: Joint Reserve Intelligence Program

        443: Tactical Support

        447: MASINT

        447A: Joint Deployable Intelligence Support System

        448: Foreign Liaison

        449: Intelligence Support to the Common Operational Picture

        450: Intelligence Continuity and Enablers

        453: Joint Task Force - Guantanamo Bay, Cuba

        459: Tactical Defense Space Reconnaissance

        466N: COBRA JUDY Replacement

        468B: Common Datalink

        468D: Distributed Common Ground/Surface Systems

        468H: Advanced Technology and Sensors

        471F: Analytic Techniques and Interfaces

        471G: SIGINT Technology Applications

        475T: Classic Wizard

        478: Tactical SIGINT Technology

        511: General Intelligence Skill Training

        512: Defense Foreign Language Program

        513: Cryptologic/SIGINT Related Skill Training

        515: Counternarcotics Intelligence Training

        523: TROJAN

        523B: TROJAN SPIRIT Lite

        524: Readiness Training-Tactical Intelligence

        550: Joint Counterintelligence Assessment Group

        551: Research and Critical Technology Protection

        552: Critical Information Infrastructure Protection

        555: Counterintelligence Analysis and Integration

        556: Counterintelligence Mission Support

        557: Counterintelligence Technical Services

        610: Naval Cryptologic and Intelligence Reserve Force

        613: Marine Corps Reserve Intelligence Program

        621A: Podded Reconnaissance

        621B: Tactical Cryptologic Program, Reserve and Guard Units

        621C: Individual Mobilization Augmentee Program

        651A: National Guard Intelligence

        651B: Reserve Intelligence

        715: Counternarcotics SIGINT Operational Support

        716: Counternarcotics SIGINT Collection and Processing

        719: Counternarcotics SIGINT Analysis

        724: Counternarcotics Participating Nation Intelligence Support

        751: Counternarcotics Intelligence Analysis and Support

        760: Counternarcotics Airborne Intelligence Systems

        761A: Airborne Reconnaissance - Low

        766: Counternarcotics Unconventional SIGINT

        771: Integrated Broadcast Service

        A2D: Defense Airborne Imagery

        A2E: Enterprise Engineering

        A2J: Acquisition Management and Support

        A2K: Future Imagery Architecture Acquisition Investments

        A2L: Base Systems Architecture

        A2R: Space Based Radar Convergence

        A2S: Joint Mapping Tool Kit

        A2T: Transformational Systems Architecture

        B3A: Advanced Applications

        B3G: Future Environments and Analysis

        B3H: Advanced Research and Development

        B3I: Horizontal Integration

        B3L: Future Warfare Systems

        B3P: Persistent Surveillance

        B3S: Advanced Airborne TPED

        B3T: Space Based Radar

        C1B: Source Tasking, Operations and Management

        DSRP1: DSRP1

        DSRP2: DSRP2

        DSRP3: DSRP3

        DSRP4: DSRP4

        DSRP5: DSRP5

        DSRPS1: DSRPS1

        DSRPS2: DSRPS2

        DSRPS3: DSRPS3

        E1A: Executive Operations

        E1G: Geospatial Requirements and Policy

        E1X: Military Reserve Program

        F3A: DFAS Support

        F3B: Financial Services

        H3A: Human Resources

        I2A: Information Assurance

        I2I: Information Dissemination and Services

        I2R: Remote Replication System

        I2S: Systems Sustainment

        I2T: Technical Infrastructure

        K1A: Architecture (Commercial Remote Sensing)

        K1O: Operations (Commercial Remote Sensing)

        K1P: Purchases (Commercial Remote Sensing)

        M3A: Security

        M3B: Installations

        P4D: Deployed Operations and Externally Assigned Personnel Support

        P4G: Geospatial Intelligence Analysis

        P4M: Earth Reference Models

        P4O: Operations Support

        P4S: Targeting and Navigation

        P4T: Analysis and Production Support

        S8M: Strategic Implementation

        T1A: Training and Doctrine

SectionType: 

        Contract Information:

        Customers/Products:

        Description:

        Management Oversight:

        Milestones/Schedules:

        Performance Characteristics:

        Program Change Summary:

        Program Justification:

        Resource Footnotes:

SubsectionType:  

        1QFY00:

        1QFY01:

        1QFY02:

        1QFY03:

        1QFY04:

        1QFY05:

        1QFY06:

        1QFY07:

        1QFY08:

        1QFY09:

        1QFY10:

        1QFY11:

        1QFY12:

        2QFY00:

        2QFY01:

        2QFY02:

        2QFY03:

        2QFY04:

        2QFY05:

        2QFY06:

        2QFY07:

        2QFY08:

        2QFY09:

        2QFY10:

        2QFY11:

        3QFY00:

        3QFY01:

        3QFY02:

        3QFY03:

        3QFY04:

        3QFY05:

        3QFY06:

        3QFY07:

        3QFY08:

        3QFY09:

        3QFY10:

        3QFY11:

        4QFY00:

        4QFY01:

        4QFY02:

        4QFY03:

        4QFY04:

        4QFY05:

        4QFY06:

        4QFY07:

        4QFY08:

        4QFY09:

        4QFY10:

        4QFY11:

        Customers:

        Description:

        Functional:

        Funding:

        FY04 APA:

        FY04 APAF:

        FY04 APN:

        FY04 MCA:

        FY04 MCAF:

        FY04 MCANG:

        FY04 MCDW:

        FY04 MCN:

        FY04 MILPERS:

        FY04 MILPERSA:

        FY04 MILPERSAF:

        FY04 MILPERSMC:

        FY04 MILPERSN:

        FY04 MPAF:

        FY04 NGPA:

        FY04 NGPAF:

        FY04 O&MA:

        FY04 O&MAF:

        FY04 O&MAFR:

        FY04 O&MAG:

        FY04 O&MANG:

        FY04 O&MAR:

        FY04 O&MDW:

        FY04 O&MMC:

        FY04 O&MMCR:

        FY04 O&MN:

        FY04 O&MNR:

        FY04 OPA:

        FY04 OPAF:

        FY04 Operations:

        FY04 Operations,A:

        FY04 Operations,AF:

        FY04 Operations,DW:

        FY04 Operations,MC:

        FY04 Operations,N:

        FY04 OPN:

        FY04 PDW:

        FY04 PMC:

        FY04 RDT&E,A:

        FY04 RDT&E,AF:

        FY04 RDT&E,DW:

        FY04 RDT&E,N:

        FY04 RPA:

        FY04 RPAF:

        FY04 RPMC:

        FY04 RPN:

        FY04 SCN:

        FY04 WPN:

        FY04 WTCVA:

        FY05:

        FY05 APA:

        FY05 APAF:

        FY05 APN:

        FY05 MCA:

        FY05 MCAF:

        FY05 MCANG:

        FY05 MCDW:

        FY05 MCN:

        FY05 MILPERS:

        FY05 MILPERSA:

        FY05 MILPERSAF:

        FY05 MILPERSMC:

        FY05 MILPERSN:

        FY05 MPAF:

        FY05 NGPA:

        FY05 NGPAF:

        FY05 O&MA:

        FY05 O&MAF:

        FY05 O&MAFR:

        FY05 O&MAG:

        FY05 O&MANG:

        FY05 O&MAR:

        FY05 O&MDW:

        FY05 O&MMC:

        FY05 O&MMCR:

        FY05 O&MN:

        FY05 O&MNR:

        FY05 OPA:

        FY05 OPAF:

        FY05 Operations:

        FY05 Operations,A:

        FY05 Operations,AF:

        FY05 Operations,DW:

        FY05 Operations,MC:

        FY05 Operations,N:

        FY05 OPN:

        FY05 PDW:

        FY05 PMC:

        FY05 RDT&E,A:

        FY05 RDT&E,AF:

        FY05 RDT&E,DW:

        FY05 RDT&E,N:

        FY05 RPA:

        FY05 RPAF:

        FY05 RPMC:

        FY05 RPN:

        FY05 SCN:

        FY05 WPN:

        FY05 WTCVA:

        FY06:

        FY06 APA:

        FY06 APAF:

        FY06 APN:

        FY06 MCA:

        FY06 MCAF:

        FY06 MCANG:

        FY06 MCDW:

        FY06 MCN:

        FY06 MILPERS:

        FY06 MILPERSA:

        FY06 MILPERSAF:

        FY06 MILPERSMC:

        FY06 MILPERSN:

        FY06 MPAF:

        FY06 NGPA:

        FY06 NGPAF:

        FY06 O&MA:

        FY06 O&MAF:

        FY06 O&MAFR:

        FY06 O&MAG:

        FY06 O&MANG:

        FY06 O&MAR:

        FY06 O&MDW:

        FY06 O&MMC:

        FY06 O&MMCR:

        FY06 O&MN:

        FY06 O&MNR:

        FY06 OPA:

        FY06 OPAF:

        FY06 Operations:

        FY06 Operations,A:

        FY06 Operations,AF:

        FY06 Operations,DW:

        FY06 Operations,MC:

        FY06 Operations,N:

        FY06 OPN:

        FY06 PDW:

        FY06 PMC:

        FY06 RDT&E,A:

        FY06 RDT&E,AF:

        FY06 RDT&E,DW:

        FY06 RDT&E,N:

        FY06 RPA:

        FY06 RPAF:

        FY06 RPMC:

        FY06 RPN:

        FY06 SCN:

        FY06 WPN:

        FY06 WTCVA:

        FY07 APA:

        FY07 APAF:

        FY07 APN:

        FY07 MCA:

        FY07 MCAF:

        FY07 MCANG:

        FY07 MCDW:

        FY07 MCN:

        FY07 MILPERS:

        FY07 MILPERSA:

        FY07 MILPERSAF:

        FY07 MILPERSMC:

        FY07 MILPERSN:

        FY07 MPAF:

        FY07 NGPA:

        FY07 NGPAF:

        FY07 O&MA:

        FY07 O&MAF:

        FY07 O&MAFR:

        FY07 O&MAG:

        FY07 O&MANG:

        FY07 O&MAR:

        FY07 O&MDW:

        FY07 O&MMC:

        FY07 O&MMCR:

        FY07 O&MN:

        FY07 O&MNR:

        FY07 OPA:

        FY07 OPAF:

        FY07 Operations:

        FY07 Operations,A:

        FY07 Operations,AF:

        FY07 Operations,DW:

        FY07 Operations,MC:

        FY07 Operations,N:

        FY07 OPN:

        FY07 PDW:

        FY07 PMC:

        FY07 RDT&E,A:

        FY07 RDT&E,AF:

        FY07 RDT&E,DW:

        FY07 RDT&E,N:

        FY07 RPA:

        FY07 RPAF:

        FY07 RPMC:

        FY07 RPN:

        FY07 SCN:

        FY07 WPN:

        FY07 WTCVA:

        N/A:

        Other:

        Oversight:

        Performance Characteristics:

        Prime:

        Products:

        Program Management:

        Resource Footnotes:

        Resource Summary Description:

        Schedule:

        Service Sponsor:

        Standard Phrase:

        Sub:

        TBD:

        Technical:

SectionText: 

 

Business Rules

 

 

 Data Matrix: ProgramAggregation, ServiceAgency Relationship

ProgramAggregation

ServiceAgency

JMIP

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

TIARA

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

SOCOM

 

SOCOM, JOINT

JMIP

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

TIARA

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

SOCOM

 

SOCOM, JOINT

JMIP

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

TIARA

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

SOCOM

 

SOCOM, JOINT

JMIP

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

TIARA

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

SOCOM

 

SOCOM, JOINT

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

SOCOM

 

SOCOM, JOINT

JMIP

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

AIR FORCE

 

ARMY

 

CIFA

 

DIA

 

DISA

 

DoD

 

DSS

 

DTRA

 

MC

 

NAVY

 

NGA

 

NSA

 

OSD

 

SOCOM

 

 

Data Matrix: Org, IntelligenceProgram Relationship

Org

IntelligenceProgram

ARMY

DARP

 

DISTP

 

DITP

 

DJCIP

 

TIARA-N/A

NAVY

DARP

 

DHIP

 

DISTP

 

DITP

 

DJCIP

 

TIARA-N/A

USMC

DARP

 

DHIP

 

TIARA-N/A

USAF

DARP

 

DHIP

 

DISTP

 

DITP

 

DJCIP

 

TIARA-N/A

USSOCOM

DHIP

 

TIARA-N/A

CIFA

DJCIP

DIA

DARP

 

DHIP

 

DISTP

 

DITP

 

DJCIP

DSS

 

DTRA

 

NGA

DARP

 

DGP

 

DITP

NSA

DARP

 

DCP

 

DISTP

 

DITP

ODASD(CN)

DICP

OUSD(I)

DARP

 

DHIP

 

DISTP

 

DSRP

 

DITP

 

DJCIP

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Source: https://snap.pae.osd.mil/SnapFiles/POM2006/PDRDocs/JMIP_TIARA_Documents.doc

Draft  5/196/10/2004July 2004

OP-34--Fund Support for Selected Quality of Life ActivitiesJMIP/TIARA Intelligence Projects   - Documents

   

 
Org

DocType

 
Org

DocType

 

A. General:

       The purpose of this Program Data Requirements (PDR)DR format is to identify documents that are collected in support of the Integrated Program and Budget review (IPBR)/BES and/or the Congressional Justification Book (CJB) (transmittal memorandums, introductions, forewards, project graphics and security classification guides).   This PDR provides the vehicle to identify the list of documents required by OUSD(I) and centralizes collection and storage of documents which support JMIP/TIARA resources and narratives.

 

B.  Requirements:

1.      JMIP Program Managers and TIARA Services will submit the following documents via SNaP for their respective areas of responsibility.  Documents are required for the President’s Budget to support the publication of the JMIP/TIARA CJB.  Submission of these documents is optional for the POMIPBR/BES submission:

a.      JMIP (Volume II) and TIARA (Volume III) Introductions

b.      Graphics for each project

c.      Validation memorandum

 

2.      DGIAP office  will submit the Volume II Foreward for DGIAP for the President’s Budget Submission/CJB publication.

3.      Each submitting organization will submit a memorandum or security classification guide which addresses the resource and narrative data submitted to OUSD(I) for JMIP and TIARA.  Document must be coordinated with appropriate security office prior to submission and requires a one star General Officer level or higher signature.  Required with each submission.    

 

CA.  Instructions:

 

1.      To submit documents:

 

1.       

1.      21. Instructions for Completing

1.       Volume 2 and 3 Introductions, Graphics, Certification;

 

1.      JMIP Program Managers and TIARA Services will submit the following documents via SNaP for their respective areas of responsibility.  Volume II and III Introductions, Graphics, and Validation Memorandum.  

1.      DGIAP Office will submit the Volume II Foreward for DGIAP via SNaP.

1.       

1.      To submit the Introductions, Graphics and Foreward:

a.      Click the  Volume II Forward: JMIP Program Managers and TIARA Services will submit the Introduction and Graphics for their respective areas of responsibility by selecting Enter Databutton on the SNapP menu. 

b.      Then sSelect JMIP/TIARA DocumentsJMIP/TIARA Documents and press “Submit File”. 

c.      In the Documents window, select the title of the document from the “Title” field and then use “Browse” button to locate the file on the local server.  The user may also type in the path and file name in the “File” field.  When the “Submit” button has been pressed, the file will be copied to the SNapP server.  The user may view the file by clicking on the title of the document to be viewedin the lower part of the screen.pasting the information into designated SNap menu.  Select “Other Docs and make a selection from the pull-down menu.  Type or paste the text/graphic as appropriate.   

 

Refer to the “Definitions” section for further clarification.

 

1.    Refer to the “Definitions” section for further clarification.

1.     

1.       2. The Resource Summary section of Volume I is not required for the Integrated Program Budget Review submission.

1.    The Validation Memorandum will be submitted by clicking the “Other Docs” button and following instructions in paragraph c above.

2.       3. Documents submitted will be either a graphic or a Microsoft Word document (see Definitions below for clarification).

3. Instructions for Completing Volume 1 Resource Summary: The FY 06/07 Volume I – Resource Summary, Volume II and III baseline is preloaded to SNaP for development of the FY 06 CJB.  Volume I, Resource Summary is prepared by the Services for TIARA and by the PMs for JMIP.  Each TIARA Service and JMIP PM updates this data in SNap to reflect information for FY 06/07 President’s Budget.  The information you supply constitutes the Volume I, Resource Summary.

“Other Docs”:

 

B.  Definitions

 

1. Table of Contents --  OUSD(I) generates the Table of Contents.  It will reflect the various sections, the appropriate page numbers, and inividualindividual projects.

 

2. Foreword--:  The Foreword consists of a brief statement describing the goal(s) of the DGIAP program manager’s JMIP activities. It also describes the objectives of the CJB submission, its organization, and its relationship to other books and program justifications.  The Foreword file format must be Microsoft Word.

 

3. Introduction --:   The Introduction is a narrative that addresses trends, direction, accomplishments, and contributions of TIARA or JMIP activities to defense intelligence.  Avoid organizational and management ‘boilerplate’ information.  Program managers should orient the Introduction to the program and focus on the value added of their management activities.  The ForewordIntroduction file format must be Microsoft Word.

 

64. Graphic: --:  Each project must include a graphic. The previous year’s graphics are used unless changes to the project necessitate a change in the graphic.  New graphics must meet the specifications listed below or they will be returned to the appropriate Service/Agency representatives.  Returned graphics include an explanation of how the graphic does not meet the specification.  The Service/Agency must resubmit a graphic that repairs the stated problem(s) by the required deadline. All submitted graphics must meet these specifications:

 

1.           Provide a photograph, artist’s rendering or a schematic.

2.           The graphic must enhance the description of the program.  When project sensitivity precludes using a descriptive graphic, submit the appropriate Service or Agency seal.

3.           As a general rule of thumb, keep originals clean and simple, and use large print.

4.           The graphic may be in color, black and white line art, or continuous tone, but MUST be printable in black and white.

5.           The graphic may use a maximum of 256 colors (fewer colors is acceptable since it is printed in black and white).

6.           The graphic must be sized and proportioned to 5”x7”.

7.           The graphic file size cannot be greater than 500KB (it is preferred that the graphic file size be less than 250KB).

1.           The graphic file format must be either.

1.           GIF (Graphic Interchange Format (*.GIF)), orbe

8.            JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group File Interchange Format (*.JPG)).

1.            

9.           Suggestions for creating your graphics so they meet the specifications:

a.      Use a graphics product to create/modify your graphic to meet the above specifications. Using PowerPoint typically does not produce a graphic that meets the specifications.

b.      Print your graphic on a black and white printer (such as a laser printer) to ensure its quality in black and white.

c.      Use a graphics program to specify 256 colors (or less).  Minimizing the number of colors make your file smaller.

d.      Most graphics programs provide a grid that allow you to easily crop and/or resize your graphic to 5” x 7”.

e.      When saving your graphic, use the “File” “Save As” option..  Check that the file type chosen is either GIF or JPEG, and that the file extension is either .gif or  .jpg.

 

Validation Memo:  Each organization submitting resource and CJB narrative data is required to notify OUSD(I) that the submission is complete, accurate and consistent with all other budget related information submitted to OSD.  This notification must be documented by a memorandum validating the content and resource accuracy of the FY 06/07 resource and CJB submission.  The memorandum requires the JMIP Program Manager or a one star General Officer level or higher certification signature. 

 

5. Organization--:  The agency responsible for submitting applicable documents for inclusion in Volume II and III (Closed List):

                         Army

                        CIFA

                         ODASD(CN)

                         DIA

                         Navy

                         NGA

        NSA

                         OUSD(I)

                         USAF

                         USMC

                         USSOCOM

 

   6. Document Type--:  (Closed List)  This is a closed list that will be modified by OUSD (I) upon approval of changes.  The types of documents that Organizations must submit: (Closed List):

 

Organization

Document Type

Army

Graphic for ACS

Graphic for ARL

Graphic for ASAS

Graphic for CHIMS

Graphic for CST

Graphic for D_RSTA

Graphic for DFLP

Graphic for FCS

Graphic for FMA&E

Graphic for GIST

Graphic for GRCS

Graphic for IFS

Graphic for IMETS

Graphic for ISS

Graphic for JSTARS

Graphic for JTAGS

Graphic for JTC_SIL

Graphic for JTT

Graphic for MG

Graphic for NGI

Graphic for PROPHET

Graphic for RI

Graphic for RT-TI

Graphic for STUAV

Graphic for TCF

Graphic for TCSA

Graphic for TENCAP_CB

Graphic for TENCAP_PSS

Graphic for TES

Graphic for TROJAN

Vol 2Vol II DARP ARMY Program Program Introduction

Vol 3Vol III ARMY Service Service Introduction

Validation Memo for Army

Security Document for Army JMIP and TIARA

CIFA

Graphic for CIAI

Graphic for CIIP

Graphic for CIMS

Graphic for JCAG

Graphic for RTP

Vol 2II DJCIP Program Program Introduction

Validation Memo for DJCIP

Security Document for CIFA and DJCIP

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_AIS

Graphic for CN_IAS

Graphic for CN_IT

Graphic for CN_PN

Graphic for CN_SA

Graphic for CN_SC&P

Graphic for CN_SOS

Graphic for CN_US

Vol 2Vol II DICP Program Program Introduction

Validation Memo for DICP

Security Document for DICP

DIA

Graphic for FL

Graphic for ICE

Graphic for ISCOP

Graphic for ISHDBT

Graphic for JDISS

Graphic for JPPR

Graphic for JRIP

Graphic for JTF-GTMO

Graphic for MASINT

Graphic for TS

Vol II DGIAP Forward

Vol 2II DARP DIA Program Program Introduction

Vol 2 DGIAP Forward

Vol 2II DISTP Program Program Introduction

Validation Memo for DITP

Security Document for DIA and DITP

NAVY

Graphic for ADS

Graphic for BAMS

Graphic for BEARTRAP

Graphic for CDS

Graphic for CJR

Graphic for CST

Graphic for CW

Graphic for DFLP

Graphic for EP-3E_ARIES_II

Graphic for FA-18_RC

Graphic for FSS

Graphic for FTI_DPL

Graphic for GCCS-M

Graphic for GIST

Graphic for ISS

Graphic for IW-EXPLOIT

Graphic for JTAGS

Graphic for JTT

Graphic for MIS

Graphic for NAVSPASUR

Graphic for NCIRF

Graphic for SHARP

Graphic for SPA

Graphic for SSEP

Graphic for SURTASS

Graphic for TCS

Graphic for TENCAP

Graphic for TIS

Graphic for UAVCOP

Graphic for VTUAV

Vol 2II DARP NAVY Program Program Introduction

Vol III3 NAVY Service Service Introduction

Validation Memo for Navy

Security Document for Navy JMIP and TIARA

NGA

Graphic for A&DS

Graphic for AA

Graphic for AMS

Graphic for AP

Graphic for ARCH

Graphic for ARD

Graphic for BSA

Graphic for BT

Graphic for CI

Graphic for DAI

Graphic for DFAS_SPT

Graphic for EE

Graphic for EO

Graphic for ERM

Graphic for ES

Graphic for FEA

Graphic for FIAAI

Graphic for FS

Graphic for FWS

Graphic for GIADO

Graphic for HI

Graphic for HR

Graphic for IA

Graphic for IDS

Graphic for INST

Graphic for JMTK

Graphic for MRP

Graphic for MS

Graphic for NDI

Graphic for NSGI_ESE

Graphic for OPS

Graphic for OS

Graphic for PINSS

Graphic for PS

Graphic for PURCH

Graphic for RRS

Graphic for SBR

Graphic for SEC

Graphic for SI

Graphic for SS

Graphic for STOM

Graphic for TACTD

Graphic for TD

Graphic for TI

Graphic for TN

Graphic for TSA

Vol 2II DARP NGA Program Program Introduction

Vol 2Vol II DGP Program  Program Introduction

Validation Memo for DGP

Security Document for NGA and DGP

NSA

Graphic for ACS

Graphic for ANPRD-13

Graphic for AOCO

Graphic for ARL

Graphic for ASSI

Graphic for ATI

Graphic for BGPHES

Graphic for CDS

Graphic for CEMO

Graphic for CHALS-X

Graphic for COMPVER

Graphic for GRCS

Graphic for JTACSIG

Graphic for JTWS

Graphic for MEWSS_PIP

Graphic for NTIOS

Graphic for PH

Graphic for PROFORMA

Graphic for PROPHET

Graphic for RBM

Graphic for RREP

Graphic for SCSSI

Graphic for SIGEXP

Graphic for SPECSIGEXP

Graphic for STA

Graphic for SWTOOLS

Graphic for TCAC

Graphic for TERPES

Graphic for TPCS-MPC

Graphic for TSP

Graphic for TST

Vol 2Vol II DARP NSA Program Program Introduction

Vol 2Vol II DCP Program Program Introduction

Validation Memo for DCP

Security Document for NSA and DCP

OUSD(I)

Graphic for ASAP

Graphic for CENTRIXS

Graphic for DHIP1

Graphic for DHIP2

Graphic for DHIS

Graphic for DKT

Graphic for DSRP1

Graphic for DSRP2

Graphic for DSRP3

Graphic for DSRPS1

Graphic for DSRPS2

Graphic for DSRPS3

Graphic for FMA&E

Graphic for HCS

Graphic for HF

Graphic for IBS

Graphic for INTEL_MGT

Graphic for ISIO

Graphic for JET

Graphic for SBR_CGICD

Graphic for STS

Graphic for TDSR

Graphic for TECH_DEV

Graphic for TTP

Vol 1I Foreward

Vol 1I Introduction

Vol 2Vol II DHIP Program Program Introduction

Vol 2Vol II DISTP Program Program Introduction

Vol 2 DSRP Program Introduction

Vol 2Vol II Program Aggregation Introduction

Vol 3Vol III Program Aggregation Introduction

Validation Memo for DHIP

Validation Memo for DISTP

Security Document for OSD, DHIP and DISTP

USAF

Graphic for ARGUS

Graphic for ATS

Graphic for CAIS

Graphic for CCICA

Graphic for CDL

Graphic for CST

Graphic for DCGS

Graphic for DFLP

Graphic for DSP

Graphic for GH

Graphic for GIST

Graphic for IAD

Graphic for IE

Graphic for IMA

Graphic for ISS

Graphic for JTT

Graphic for MAIS

Graphic for NUDET

Graphic for P_MAE_UAV

Graphic for PODREC

Graphic for RC-135

Graphic for SAISA

Graphic for SBIRS_H

Graphic for SBR

Graphic for SS

Graphic for TCP_RG

Graphic for TENCAP

Graphic for TIP

Graphic for U-2

Vol 2Vol II DARP USAF Program Program Introduction

Vol 3Vol III USAF Service Service Introduction

Validation Memo for USAF

Security Document for USAF JMIP and TIARA

USMC

Graphic for CDS

Graphic for CESAS

Graphic for CH

Graphic for COBRA

Graphic for CST

Graphic for DFLP

Graphic for GCCS-I3

Graphic for GIST

Graphic for IAS

Graphic for ISR

Graphic for ISS

Graphic for JSC

Graphic for JTT

Graphic for MANPACK_SIDS

Graphic for MC_RIP

Graphic for MEWSS_PIP

Graphic for PIONEER

Graphic for RREP

Graphic for SURSS

Graphic for TACPHOTO

Graphic for TCAC

Graphic for TEG

Graphic for TENCAP

Graphic for TERPES

Graphic for TIS

Graphic for TPC

Graphic for TPCS-MPC

Graphic for TRSS

Graphic for TS_LITE

Graphic for TSCM

Vol 2Vol II DARP USMC Program Program Introduction

Vol 3Vol III USMC Service Service Introduction

Validation Memo for USMC

Security Document for USMC JMIP and TIARA

USSOCOM

Graphic for CAPS

Graphic for ISP

Graphic for ISS

Graphic for JTWS

Graphic for MMATT

Graphic for NF

Graphic for NSS

Graphic for OPUS

Graphic for RMWS

Graphic for SOCRATES

Graphic for SOFIFS

Graphic for SOJICC

Graphic for SOTVS

Graphic for TACLAN

Vol 3Vol III USSOCOM Service Service Introduction

Validation Memo for SOCOM

Security Document for SOCOM JMIP and TIARA

 

 

 

 

Instructions:

1)                                                                                                                                                      Previously, this data has been collected by OUSD(I) through a separate data call. OUSD(I) will request dual reporting for the minimum number of submissions possible, until migration to SNaP collection has been proven successful. Migrating the collection of JMIP and TIARA to SNaP will provide increased visibility to both the submitters and OSD staff.

2)    The purpose of this PDR format is to collect JMIP/TIARA documents needed to review JMIP and TIARA resources and to publisch the Budget Congressional Justification Book (Vol I, II and III). 

3)    Documents will be either a graphic or word document.  

4)    Specific instructions for graphics areas follows:  Each project must include a graphic. The previous year’s graphics are used unless changes to the project necessitate a change in the graphic. New graphics must meet the specifications listed below or they will be returned to the appropriate Service/Agency representatives.  Returned graphics include an explanation of how the graphic does not meet the specification.  The Service/Agency must resubmit a graphic that repairs the stated problem(s) by the required deadline. All submitted graphics must meet these specifications:

a.   Provide a photograph, artist’s rendering or a schematic.

b.   The graphic must enhance the description of the program.  When project sensitivity precludes using a descriptive graphic, submit the appropriate Service or Agency seal.

c.As a general rule of thumb, keep originals clean and simple, and use large print.

c.The graphic may be in color, black and white line art, or continuous tone, but MUST be printable in black and white.

e.   The graphic may use a maximum of 256 colors (fewer colors is acceptable since it is printed in black and white).

f.   The graphic must be sized and proportioned to 5”x7”.

g.   The graphic file size cannot be greater than 500KB(it is preferred that the graphic file size be less than 250KB).

h.   The graphic file format must be either.

       (1)   GIF (Graphic Interchange Format (*.GIF)), or

(2)  JPEG (Joint Photographic Experts Group File Interchange Format (*.JPG)).

 i.       Suggestions for creating your graphics so they meet the specifications:

(1)  Use a graphics product to create/modify your graphic to meet the above specifications. Using PowerPoint typically does not produce a graphic that meets the specifications.

(2)  Print your graphic on a black and white printer (such as a laser printer) to ensure its quality in black and white.

(3)  Use a graphics program to specify 256 colors (or less).  Minimizing the number of colors make your file smaller.

(4)  Most graphics programs provide a grid that allow you to easily crop and/or resize your graphic to 5” x 7”.

(5)  When saving your graphic, use the “File” – “Save As” option..  Check that the file type chosen is either GIF or JPEG, and the file extension is either .gif or .jpg.

 
Definitions:

Org:  (Closed List.)   Organizations responsible for submitting applicable documents for inclusion in the BCJ Book (Vol I, II and III).

                                                                                                                                                      Army

                                                                                                                                                      CIFA

                                                                                                                                                      DASD(CN)

                                                                                                                                                      DIA

                                                                                                                                                      Navy

                                                                                                                                                      NGA

                                                                                                                                                      OUSD(I0

                                                                                                                                                      USAF

                                                                                                                                                      USMC

                                                                                                                                                      USSOCOM

                                                                                                                                                     

DocType:  (Closed List.)  Specific documents types used to construct the BCJ Book.

                                                                                                                                                     

                                                                                                                                                     

Data Matrix: Org to DocType Relationship

Org

DocType

ARMY

Graphic for ACS

ARMY

Graphic for ARL

ARMY

Graphic for ASAS

ARMY

Graphic for CHIMS

ARMY

Graphic for CST

ARMY

Graphic for D_RSTA

ARMY

Graphic for DFLP

ARMY

Graphic for FCS

ARMY

Graphic for FMA&E

ARMY

Graphic for GIST

ARMY

Graphic for GRCS

ARMY

Graphic for IFS

ARMY

Graphic for IMETS

ARMY

Graphic for ISS

ARMY

Graphic for JSTARS

ARMY

Graphic for JTAGS

ARMY

Graphic for JTC_SIL

ARMY

Graphic for JTT

ARMY

Graphic for MG

ARMY

Graphic for NGI

ARMY

Graphic for PROPHET

ARMY

Graphic for RI

ARMY

Graphic for RT-TI

ARMY

Graphic for STUAV

ARMY

Graphic for TCF

ARMY

Graphic for TCSA

ARMY

Graphic for TENCAP_CB

ARMY

Graphic for TENCAP_PSS

ARMY

Graphic for TES

ARMY

Graphic for TROJAN

ARMY

Vol 2 DARP ARMY Program Introduction

ARMY

Vol 3 ARMY Service Introduction

CIFA

Graphic for CIAI

CIFA

Graphic for CIIP

CIFA

Graphic for CIMS

CIFA

Graphic for JCAG

CIFA

Graphic for RTP

CIFA

Vol 2 DJCIP Program Introduction

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_AIS

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_IAS

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_IT

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_PN

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_SA

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_SC&P

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_SOS

DASD(CN)

Graphic for CN_US

DASD(CN)

Vol 2 DICP Program Introduction

DIA

Graphic for FL

DIA

Graphic for ICE

DIA

Graphic for ISCOP

DIA

Graphic for ISHDBT

DIA

Graphic for JDISS

DIA

Graphic for JPPR

DIA

Graphic for JRIP

DIA

Graphic for JTF-GTMO

DIA

Graphic for MASINT

DIA

Graphic for TS

DIA

Vol 2 DARP DIA Program Introduction

DIA

Vol 2 DGIAP Forward

DIA

Vol 2 DISTP Program Introduction

NAVY

Graphic for ADS

NAVY

Graphic for BAMS

NAVY

Graphic for BEARTRAP

NAVY

Graphic for CDS

NAVY

Graphic for CJR

NAVY

Graphic for CST

NAVY

Graphic for CW

NAVY

Graphic for DFLP

NAVY

Graphic for EP-3E_ARIES_II

NAVY

Graphic for FA-18_RC

NAVY

Graphic for FSS

NAVY

Graphic for FTI_DPL

NAVY

Graphic for GCCS-M

NAVY

Graphic for GIST

NAVY

Graphic for ISS

NAVY

Graphic for IW-EXPLOIT

NAVY

Graphic for JTAGS

NAVY

Graphic for JTT

NAVY

Graphic for MIS

NAVY

Graphic for NAVSPASUR

NAVY

Graphic for NCIRF

NAVY

Graphic for SHARP

NAVY

Graphic for SPA

NAVY

Graphic for SSEP

NAVY

Graphic for SURTASS

NAVY

Graphic for TCS

NAVY

Graphic for TENCAP

NAVY

Graphic for TIS

NAVY

Graphic for UAVCOP

NAVY

Graphic for VTUAV

NAVY

Vol 2 DARP NAVY Program Introduction

NAVY

Vol 3 NAVY Service Introduction

NGA

Graphic for A&DS

NGA

Graphic for AA

NGA

Graphic for AMS

NGA

Graphic for AP

NGA

Graphic for ARCH

NGA

Graphic for ARD

NGA

Graphic for BSA

NGA

Graphic for BT

NGA

Graphic for CI

NGA

Graphic for DAI

NGA

Graphic for DFAS_SPT

NGA

Graphic for EE

NGA

Graphic for EO

NGA

Graphic for ERM

NGA

Graphic for ES

NGA

Graphic for FEA

NGA

Graphic for FIAAI

NGA

Graphic for FS

NGA

Graphic for FWS

NGA

Graphic for GIADO

NGA

Graphic for HI

NGA

Graphic for HR

NGA

Graphic for IA

NGA

Graphic for IDS

NGA

Graphic for INST

NGA

Graphic for JMTK

NGA

Graphic for MRP

NGA

Graphic for MS

NGA

Graphic for NDI

NGA

Graphic for NSGI_ESE

NGA

Graphic for OPS

NGA

Graphic for OS

NGA

Graphic for PINSS

NGA

Graphic for PS

NGA

Graphic for PURCH

NGA

Graphic for RRS

NGA

Graphic for SBR

NGA

Graphic for SEC

NGA

Graphic for SI

NGA

Graphic for SS

NGA

Graphic for STOM

NGA

Graphic for TACTD

NGA

Graphic for TD

NGA

Graphic for TI

NGA

Graphic for TN

NGA

Graphic for TSA

NGA

Vol 2 DARP NGA Program Introduction

NGA

Vol 2 DGP Program Introduction

NSA

Graphic for ACS

NSA

Graphic for ANPRD-13

NSA

Graphic for AOCO

NSA

Graphic for ARL

NSA

Graphic for ASSI

NSA

Graphic for ATI

NSA

Graphic for BGPHES

NSA

Graphic for CDS

NSA

Graphic for CEMO

NSA

Graphic for CHALS-X

NSA

Graphic for COMPVER

NSA

Graphic for GRCS

NSA

Graphic for JTACSIG

NSA

Graphic for JTWS

NSA

Graphic for MEWSS_PIP

NSA

Graphic for NTIOS

NSA

Graphic for PH

NSA

Graphic for PROFORMA

NSA

Graphic for PROPHET

NSA

Graphic for RBM

NSA

Graphic for RREP

NSA

Graphic for SCSSI

NSA

Graphic for SIGEXP

NSA

Graphic for SPECSIGEXP

NSA

Graphic for STA

NSA

Graphic for SWTOOLS

NSA

Graphic for TCAC

NSA

Graphic for TERPES

NSA

Graphic for TPCS-MPC

NSA

Graphic for TSP

NSA

Graphic for TST

NSA

Vol 2 DARP NSA Program Introduction

NSA

Vol 2 DCP Program Introduction

OUSD(I)

Graphic for ASAP

OUSD(I)

Graphic for CENTRIXS

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DHIP1

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DHIP2

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DHIS

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DKT

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DSRP1

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DSRP2

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DSRP3

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DSRPS1

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DSRPS2

OUSD(I)

Graphic for DSRPS3

OUSD(I)

Graphic for FMA&E

OUSD(I)

Graphic for HCS

OUSD(I)

Graphic for HF

OUSD(I)

Graphic for IBS

OUSD(I)

Graphic for INTEL_MGT

OUSD(I)

Graphic for ISIO

OUSD(I)

Graphic for JET

OUSD(I)

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Business Rules:  N/A

 

Subject Matter Experts: Questions regarding this data requirement should be directed to POC Diane McGibbon, OUSD(I) Pentagon 1A875,  Com 703-692-5330 email address Diane.McGibbon@osd.mil or POC Alternate Phyllis Axtell, OUSD(I) 703-692-5186 email address Phyllis.Axtell@osd.mil or via the SIRS button on the SNaP web site:  https://snap.pae.osd.smil.mil (select functional issue).

 

 

Technical Issues:  If you are having difficulty with the data collection system—SNaP, contact the SNaP administrators via the SIRS button on the SNaP web site:  https://snap.pae.osd.smil.mil or call 703-604-6349.

 

 

 

Business Rules:  N/A

 

 

Subject Matter Experts: Questions regarding this data requirement should be directed to POC and POCAlternate.

 

Technical Issues:  If you are having difficulty with the data collection system—SNaP, contact the SNaP administrators via the SIRS button on the SNaP web site:  https://snap.pae.osd.mil or call (703) 604-6349.