SIGNAL COMMUNICATION PLAN 2-62 (SHORT TITLE: SIGCOMP 2-62) (U)

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• Publication Date: January 8, 1963
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TO: ' Deputy Chiefs of Staff
Comptroller of the Army
Chief Signial Officer
Commanding Generals
US Continental Army Command
US Army Materiel Command
US Army, Caribbean
Commanding Officers
US Army Strategic Communications Command
OS Army Caribbean Signal Agency
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL
WASHINGTON 25. D. C.
W RELY REF
AGAM-P EMI 381 (31 Dec 62) SIGSD-8a
SUBJWT: i~aal Cc~mnranication Plan 2-62 (Short Title : SIGCOMP 2-62) (U)
ment of the Army, 13 July 1962, subject: "Signal Communication Plan 1-62
(Short Title: sIGCOMP 1-62) (U).11
b. DCA letter 4600/530/ece, 30 October 1962, subject: "Installation
of Military Communications Equipment in South America (s)," (NOTAL).
c. DCA letter, 4600/600; of 9 November 1962, subject: "Installation
of Military Communications Equipment to Meet CINCARIB Requirements (S)," (NOTAL).
2. (S) The inclosed plan for establishment. of military ccnnm nication
facilities to meet CINCARIB requirements after bilateral communication aggee-
ments hays been__q n.~lwd_ed is forwarded for information and necessary action.
8: ' January 1963 ,
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1. (S) Reference is made to,:
a Letter ADAM-P (M) 381 (3 Jul 62) SIGAC-5a, Headquarters,
By Order of the Secretary,. of the Army:
1 Incl J. C. LAMBW
Signal Commmuj cation Major General, USA
Plan 2-62 v/4`inal The Adjutant General
Copies furnished:
Assistant Secretar of Defense (l&L)
,Aee~etant Secretary of Defense, (IBA)
Assistant Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) DOWNGRADED AT 3 YEAR INTERVALS;
(Cozi inued on page 2) DECLASSIFIED AFTER 12 YEARS.
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Copies furnished: (cont)
Assistant Secretary of Defense.(Manpower)
Secretary of State
Director, Defense Communications Agency
Chairman, Joint Chiefs'of Staff
Chief of Naval Operations
Chief of Staff, US Air Force
Director, Joint Communications Electronics J-6
Deputy Under Secretary of the Army (IA)
Assistant Secretary of the Army (I&L)
Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence
Chief of Engineers
Chief of Transportation
Commanders in Chief
Pacific Command
Atlantic
Caribbean Command
US STRIKE Command
Commanders.
Caribbean Air Command
US Military Groups
Venezuela
Nicaragua
Colombia
Costa Rica
Honduras
Ecuador
Directors
Central Intelligence'Aaency
Naval Communications
Telecommunications, USAF
Commandant
15th Naval District
Chief
US Army Security Agency
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1. (.S) GENERAL
a. By memorandum to the-Assistant Secretary of the Army (Installa-
tions and Logistics), dated 30 October 1962, the Director, Defense Communications
Agency (DCA), in his capacity as the Defense Representative on the National
Security Council Subcommittee on Communications, directed the Army to take
propriate action to implement the installation of United States military
coumsunications equipment to meet CINCARIB requirements in eight priority countries
as soon as the State Department completes negotiations needed topermit-operation
f ,Wgh.._ gwent..., The,,..eight priority countries-*re, iN Bolivia Ecuador, No AaPrao t. ZeC'o, -' Arr$ ,GA/A-7N Guatemala Honduras
Colombia Nicaragua
Costa Rica Venezuela No C,N Do
b. The first two priority countries, Bolivia and Guatemala; constitute
Phase I of DCA System Plan to Fulfill CINCARIB's Communications Requirements.
SIGCOMP 1-62 covers Phase I whereas SIGCOMP 2-62 addresses itself to the next
six countries which correspond to Phase II of the DCA System Plan. Subsequent
plans will cover Phases III (seven additional countries) and IV (lateral circuitry).
c. on 9 November 1962, the Director, DCA, in his capacity-as the Defense.
Representative on the National Security Council Subcommittee on Communications,
requested the Secr_etary__of _the_Army__ to install,, operate,_and maintain fixed
military communiseti_.from CINCARIB, Canal Zone to Caracas, Venezuela; Managua,
Nicarua; San Jose, Costa Rica; Bogota, Colombia; Quito, Ecuador; and Tegucigalpa,
Honduras,.. The terminal facility at.Carac will be transportable equipment (AN/
TSC-20 or equivalent). kl t
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2. (C) ASSUMPTION
a. Department of State will obtain the necessary communication
agreements with countries concerned to permit operation of US military communication
facilities in support of this plan.
b. These communication agreements will be consummated at an early date.
c. Appropriate radio frequencies will be available.
d. Local transportation (fork lift, cargo vehicles, etc.) to receive
and move communications equipment and personnel will be available at the Canal
Zone, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Colombia, Ecuador and Honduras.
a. Necessary building space in the U.S. Embassy and in the U.B.
Military Group of each country concerned will be available.
f. Requisite funds,.manppwer spaces and personnel will be made available.
g. Site surveys are to be completed by 31 January 1963 for two countries
and by 31 March 1963 for remainder.
3. (C) GUIDING PRINCIPLES
a. Rapid, reliable, secure communication facilities will be provided
between Headquarters, CARIBCOM and US Agencies and other activities as directed,
in six Latin American countries.
b. A single U.S. agency will operate and maintain the classified communi-
cationterminal, wherever feasible, to meet CINCARIB long-haul point-to-point
requirements.
c. Installation of communication facilities planned herein will c6nstitute
implementation of Phase II, DCA System Plan for Fulfilling CINCARIB's Requirements.
Phase I requirements were covered in SIGCOMP 1-62.
4. (S) OPERATIONAL CONCEPT
a. Long haul, point-to-point HP SSB radio circuits will be established
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from the Canal Zone to: Caracas, Venezuela; Managua, Nicaragua; San Jose,
Costa Rica; Bogota, Colombia; Quito, Ecuador; and Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
Although not a responsibility of the U.S. Army, air/ ground communications are
to be installed by the U.S. Air Force at quit. and Tegucigalpa in Phase II and
at La Paz, Bolivia and Guatemala City, Guatemala of Phase I. These Army and
Air Forca installations are to be collocated wherever possible.
b. To assure immediate responsiveness in meeting CINCARIB require-
ments, Phase II communication facilitieswill be established as follows:
(1) Engineering team consisting of representatives from the U.S.
Army Strategic Cothmunications Command and the Caribbean Command will make a
detailed on-site engineering survey prior to arrival of communication equipment
and personnel. This engineering team will arrive on site within 24 hours
after Department of State "GO" is received.- SelecUon._of exact locations for
facilities, arrgangements..forcontract and logistic support required, and sub-
mission of detailed bill of materials for special items are tasks to be accom-
plished by this team within approximately 4-days.-
(2) After the engineering team has completed its on-site engineering
survey, a temporary installation, if required, will be deployed. This temporary
installation may consist of AN/GRC-26 or suitable van or shelter equipment with
necessary support vehicles and military personnel in each of the six countries
concerned and in.the Canal Zone. This temporary installation will be capable
of secure on-line operation in the U.S. Bnbassy in each Latin American country.
Approximately 3 days will be required for the temporary installation thereby
providing limited communications service. In event AN/GRC equipment is not
deployed, the permanent fixed equipment discussed in subparagraph 4b(3) may be
installed on.a temporary basis while awaiting construction of building,
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(3) Concurrent with shiprsent of.the temporary facilities, pre-
fabricated buildings, fixed communications equipment and full storage facilities
will be brought to the site to complete the permanent installation in each one of
the six countries. Approximately-25 days will be required to place the station
in full operation in its permanent location. Current planning envisions contractual
installation with one year operation and maintenance.
(4) After the fixed facilities become operational, the temporary
installation (AN/GRC-26 equipment) and military personnel, if deployed, will be
withdrawn as required. Permanent mili_ tar+ personnel will be assigned to the
fixed station 3 months prior to termination of contractual operation for on-the-job
training and replacement of contractual operation and maintenance personnel.
(5) Fixed type communication equipment will be installed in five
of the six distant stations and in the Canal Zone for all six circuits. Unless
otherwise directed, transportable HF SSB (AN/TSC-20.or equivalent) will be
employed at Caracas, Venezuela. JCS has directed CINCSTRIKR to provide 2 AN/TSC-201s
for this purpose and at the call ofCINCARIB. Fixed communication facilities,
for two countries not yet identified, with associated terminal facilities in the
Canal Zone, will be operational within 90 days. The remaining countries will be
operational by 30 June 1963.
c. Each HF SSB radio circuit will be capable of 3 Voice and 16 tele-
typewriter channels ultimately but will be initially configured for 1 Voice and 4
.-teletypewriter channels (one to be secure on-line KW-26).
d. Operations in Latin American countries.
(1) All U.S. Army communications will be operated on a 24-hour day,
7-day week basis, unless otherwise directed.
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(2) The U.S. Army will be prepared to operate and maintain the
classified communications center in the U.S. Embassy of each country, unless
otherwise. directed. Determination of U.S. Agency to operate and maintain the
classified communications center in each country will.be made on case by case
basis after right-of entry has been received.
(3) The U.S. Army will install, operate,.and maintain the un-
classified communications center, and. the high frequency radio terminal.
(4) Provisions will be made for emergency voice and teletypewriter
operations at the HF terminal normally to be located at the airport in each
country.
(5) Indigenous personnel of the country concerned may be employed
to operate one or more. of the unclassified communication centers as well as the
HF radio terminal. In such cases installation and maintenance will be furnished
by the U.S. Army, upon request.
e. Operations in the Canal Zone.
(1) Interim facilities (AN/GRC-26) will be shelter operated.
(2) Fixed facilities in support of this plan will terminate in
existing Army DCS Transmitter, Receiver and Cm-center locations, wherever possible.
5. (C) MISSION AND FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
a. Mission. To install military communication equipment to meet
CINCARIB's requirements. CINCARIB must have rapid, reliable, and secure 'communi-
cations between the Canal Zone and the six priority II countries.
b. Functional Description. For communication channel configuration,
see Inclosore 1.
6.. (S) SUPPORT REQUIREMENTS
a. Equipment.
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(1) Fixed radio, telephone. and communication center equipment with
associated cryptographic and power equipment are required in Bogota, Managua,
Quito, San Jose, and Tegucigalpa. Unless otherwise directed, one AN/TSC-20 or
equivalent is required at Caracas. For reliable communications, estimated trans-
mitter power of 10-KW (PEP) is required. Operational experience and/or additional
requirements may cause power increase at some stations.
(2) Motor vehicles required for normal operations for each communi-
cation team stationed in the six Latin American countries are: One (1) 2k ton
cargo, with winch; one (1) 3/4 ton; two (2) k ton; and one (1) 1000 gallon water
trailer. Additional vehicles are required during initial construction. Caution
will be taken to assure that excessive number of vehicles are not unloaded in
foreign countries.
(3) Existing fixed communication equipment at the Canal Zone
requires appropriate augmentation at Transmitter, Receiver and Commcenter.
(4) As indicated in DCA Memorandum of 9 November 1962 (reference lc
in letter of transmittal), sole-source procurement or direct negotiations, if
needed, is authorized; Force/Activity Designator II and Urgency of Need Designator
A apply with a resultant issue priority designator of 2. Supply priority of 2.00
is authorized this plan. In the event a DX Program priority is required, the
Chief Signal Officer will so advise the Defense Representative of the National
Security Council Subcommittee on Communications.
b. Radio Frequencies. An adequate complement of frequencies is needed
for HF 888 and VHF/UHF circuits. 6A9 mission required by HF SSB circuits aid 400
F9 required for VHF/UHF circuits.
c. Airlift. Requirements. Personnel and equipment for installation and
operation of the Canal Zone and the six distant stations require airlifting.
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Weights and cubes will be furnished by the U.S. Army Strategic communications
d. Building Space.
(1) Distant Stations.
(a) The transmitter, receiver, communication center and
microwave station require approximately 1000 square feet of operational space.
A similar amount of space is required for associated power, primary and standby.
Prefabricated buildings are required. Building space for U.S. Air Force, Bit/
ground facilities at Quito and Tegucigalpa is required.
(b) Floor space is considered available for the unclassified
terminals at the U.S. Military Group and for classified terminals at the U.S.
Embassies.
(2) Canal Zone. Building space can be made available at the
existing Army Transmitter and Receiver Sites and at the existing Tape Relay to
meet Phase II requirements.
e. Personnel.
Teams pro- Equip-
Circuit vided by ment Canal Zone Out Station Date
0 WO EK CIV 0 WO EK CIV
1 DA (OCSIGO) AN/TSC-20 1 8 1 1 12 1 Jan 63
2 DA (OCSIGO) AN/GRC-26 6 1 11 1 Mar 63
3 DA (OCSIGO) AN/GRC-26 6 1 11 1 Mar 63
4 USCONARC AN/GRC-26 7 Dec 62
5 USCONARC AN/GRC-26 7 Dec 62
6 USCONARC AN/GRC-26 7 Dec 62
Contingency USCONARC AN/GRC-26 7 Dec 62
CZ Augmentation
TOTAL 1 20 1 3 34
7 21 59 38
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Circuit Teams pro-
vided by
DA (OCSIGO)
DA (OCSIGO)
DA (OCSIGO)
USCONARC
USCONARC
USCONARC
CZ Augmentation
Equip-
went
Canal Zone
Out Station
Date
0
WO
IM
CIV
.0.; WO
EM
CIV
AN/TSC-20
1
8
1 1
14'
1 Mar 63
AN/GRC-26
1 1
23
l'Sep 63
AN/GRC-26
1 1
23
1 Sep 63
AN/GRC-26
1 1
23
1 Oct 63
AN/GRC-26
1 1
23
1 Oct 63
AN/GRC-26
1 1
23
1 Nov 63
10
1 Jun 63
Total -
1
8
10
6 6
129
19
141
Notes: 1. Two (2) AN/TSC-20 equipment from USTRICOM.
2. All personnel, less those from USCONARC, to be assigned to USASCC.
3. For team. composition, less. those from USCONARC, see Inclosure 2.
f. Funding. Funds estimated at $11,885 million are required in FY 1963.
Additional funds of $1.704 million are, required in FY-1964. FY 1963 O&MA require-
ments are currently funded. For details see Inclosure 3.
g. Circuit Requirements. See Inclosure 4.
7. (S) ASSIGNMENT OF RESPONSIBILITIES
a. Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Operations is responsible for:
(1) Making a determination, in coordination with the Army General
Staff, as to the units or activities to be reduced, slipped or inactivated, and/or
other appropriate. reallocation of resources, to meet the manpower space requirements
of this plan., This determination will include the possibility of utilizing
civilian technicians in lieu of military in whole or in part.
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(2) Authorizing Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel to fulfill the
approved personnel requirements of this plan without regard to priority from
unallocated resources, as required.
b. Deputy Chief of Staff for Logistics is responsible for obtaining
PERA funds to implement this plan. Reprogramming, authority for the PEMA
costa of this project have been issued to Army Material Command by ODCSLOG.
MCA minor construction funds have been apportioned to DA to cover the cost
of minor projects at.Chiva Chiva, Canal Zone. This project, however, must
have prior approval of OSD.
c. Deputy Chief of Staff for Personnel is responsible for:
(1) Reallocating manpower spaces to meet requirements of SIGCOMP
2-62 and pursuant to determination made by DCSOPS.
(2) Assigning personnel to meet the interim and fixed requirements
in accordance with priority established by DCSOPS for SIGCOMP 2-62.
d. Comptroller of the Army is responsible for providing additional
O&MA funds to implement this plan.
e. The Chief Signal Officer is responsible for:
(1) Programming and budgeting for communication equipment,. less
air/ground, required to support this plan.
(2) Having cognizance over implementation of this plan, con-
sistent with DCA specifications and instructions.
(3) Providing necessary communication equipment for the six
countries concerned and such fixed equipment as may be required at the Canal
Zone.
(4) Providing necessary cryptographic equipment as required.
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(5) Taking necessary action to implepent this plan upon receipt
of additional funds, manpower spaces, and personnel.
(6) Submitting appropriate reports to DOD., JCS or DCA.
(7) Coordinating with CINCARIB concerning assignment of radio
frequencies.
f. Commanding General, U.S. Continental Army Command has agreed to
provide eight (8) AN/GRC-26 teams in accordance with DA.Message 922566 and
USCONARC Message ATUTR-SIG 304064.
Commanding General, Army Material Command is responsible for:
(1) Procuring and storing communication equipment required to
support this plan.
(2) Disseminating the contents of this plan to insure proper
supply priority.
h. Commnander, U.S. Army Caribbean (USARCARIB) is responsible for:
(1) Operating and maintaining the Panama communication terminal
of the Venezuela, Nicaragua, Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras and Ecuador circuits.
(2) Requesting necessary communication team personnel and spaces
for augmentation at Panama terminal.
(3) Providing administrative and logistical support at all distant
stations concerned, to.include: floor space, housekeeping facilities; Con-
struction projects; lease of telephone pairs, and other actions to complete
terminals.
(4) Exercising command supervision of the U.S. communication
detachments in Venezuela, Nicaragua, Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras and Ecuador.
as defined in AR 220-31.
(5) Submitting monthly progress report of readiness or implementa-
tion actions as pertains to Canal Zone activities with first report as of
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31 December 1962. Subject reports will be submitted to the Chief Signal
Officer, Attn: SIGSD-10.
i. Commanding Officer, U.S. Army Strategic Communications Command
(USASCC) is responsible fors.
(1) Installing, operating, and maintaining .the Venezuela,
(unless responsibility is given to another coamnand) and the Nicaragua,
Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras and Ecuador terminal facilities.
(2) organizing, training and equipping four interim AN/GRC-26
teams and five fixed station teams.
-(3) Providing technical assistance to CINCARIB and/or USARCARIB
for engineering installation of communication facilities at Panama in support
of this plan as may be required.
(4) Coordinating airlift requirements with Chief of Transports-
(5) Developing appropriate TA for the Venezuela, Nicaragua,
Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras and Ecuador teams.
(6) Conducting on-site engineering surveys and associated tasks.
(7) Submitting a monthly. progress report of readiness or
implementation actions as pertains to the six Phase II countries with first
report as of 31 December 1962. Subject reports will be submitted to the Chief
Signal Officer, Attn: SIGSD-10.
J. Commanding Officer, U.S. Army Caribbean Signal Agency (USARCSA)
is responsible for providing within current resources, such personnel as may
be available to man interim and/or fixed communication facilities in support
of this plat:.
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8. (C) COORDINATING INSTRUCTIONS
Direct coordination between Coninander, USARCARIB, CO, USASCC and
CO, USARCSA is authorized and encpuraged.
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1? Comm Channel Canfig
26. Personnel Requirements
3? Funding Requirements
4. Circuit Requirements-
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COMMUNICATION CHANNEL CONFIGURATION
VENEZUELA
(MANAGUA, NICARAGUA)
(SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA) eriaiaa
*(BOGOTA, COLOMBIA) - - - Distant T T
*(QUITO, ECUADOR)
(TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS)
CA
1'*,
C?, CANAL
r ZONE
m -4
30 m
Voice
TTY
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PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS
Cdsimunications Team Composition:
MOBILE/TRANSPORTABLE
Fixed
AN TSC-20 AN/GRC-26
'
Station
Out Sta- CZ Out Sta- CZ
TITLE
GRADE
1103
Quantity
tion tion
Radio Officer -'
Capt
0500
1
(1)
Operations Officer
WO
721A.
1
(1).
(1)
(1)
Fixed Station Chief
.E-8
279.8
1
,Fixed Sta Trans Repmn
.E-6
272.6
3.
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
Administrative NCO
E-6
717.6
1.
-Fixed Sta Receiver Repmn
,
E-5
271.1
2
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
Clark Typist
E-4
711.1
1
(1)
Fixed Sta Multiplex Repmn.
E-5
274.1
1
(1)
(1)
(1)
(1)
Fixed Ste Crypto Repmn
E-5
345.1
1
(1)
(1)
Gen Crypto Repmn
E-5
342.1
(1)
(2)
TTY Repmn
E-5
341.1'
1
(1)
Signal Supply
E-5
765.6
1
Power-Station Supervisor-
E-6.
354.6
1
(1)
Powerman
E-5
354.1
2
Cryptographer
E-5
722.1
(1)
(1)
CcmmCen Specialist
E-6
723.6
1
Cam Equip Operator
E-5
723.6
3
(2)
(3)
(3)
Comm Equip Operator
E-5
723.1
4
.(4)
(2)
Total:
2 Off/WO
20/WO
1 WO
1 WO
6 EM
~7 t ~~~5 SvP~~ `~
l
23 Eti
12 EN
8 EM
11 EM
25
14
9
.72.
6
Augmentation at USARCARIB, Canal Zone
Fixed Station Trans Repmn
272.1 3
Fixed Station Recv Repmn
271.1 3
TTY Operator
723.1 4
Total: 10 CIV
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FUNDING REQUIREKENTS
(1) Estimated Cost. in FY-1963 is:
Military Personnel
Procurement
151,000
8,910,000
.Out Stations {$3,508,444)
Canal Zone:
Commcenter, (2,547,950)
Transmitter Station 918,131).
Receiver Station ( 532,525)
Outside Plant (Cable) ( 300,000)
Inter-site M/W ( 492,950)
Trans-Isthmian M/W ( 610,000)
2,313,000
Out.Station ( 900,000)
MATS Freight ($1,348,000)
Personnel Airlift ( 65,000)
511,000
*Bldg 732 (Corozal) 411,000)
Minor Construction
for Chiva Chiva 130,000)
$11,885,000
(2)
Estimated additional costs for FY-1964:
Military Personnel
604,000
Procurement
0&MA
1,100,000
$1,704,000
Approved in FY-1963 MCA Program.
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PHASE II - CIRCUIT REQUIREMENTS
1+2 (1 Voice Chan
(2 TTY ? .Chan
/" Air/Ground
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