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Intelligence Programs and Systems

Core systems include both system architectures for intelligence systems and applications interoperability, as well as those technical standards and common infrastructure elements, such as operating systems, that support such interoperability.
Tasking systems are used to direct and prioritize collection requirements, and form the interface between consumers and producers of intelligence products.
Collection systems come from a variety of organizations, echelons, services, and intelligence disciplines. These include but are not limited to tactical ground-based IEW systems, unmanned aerial vehicles, and space systems.
Processing systems receive, convert, and correlate information into a form usable as combat information or intelligence. These processors are found at all echelons of the intelligence architecture, and include both primary processing and secondary exploitation systems.
Dissemination systems provide the communications links between collection systems, processors, and users. These include both the physical communications channels, as well as networks, protocols and software, and databases and servers for the staging of products for dissemination.
Other programs is a catch-all residual category, which includes a variety of programs that appear to be intelligence-related but whose exact purpose and nature remains obscure.
The List - An alphabetical listing of all the programs profiled here, as well as a few we haven't gotten around to yet, along with a few random codenames that will probably always bewilder us.
Sources and Methods Where did we get all this "stuff"?
Stovepiped INTS An alternative display of the various elements of the collection cycle profiled here, according to collection discipline [ie, IMINT, SIGINT, etc].

Core Intelligence Programs and Systems
Core systems include both system architectures for intelligence systems and applications interoperability, as well as those technical standards and common infrastructure elements, such as operating and training systems, that support such interoperability.

Architectures
Standards
Infrastructure
National

FCA
FIA
IOSA
MDA
TAP
TENCAP TPED
USIGS
USIS
USSS
CIB
DPPDB
DTED
FFD
MSIIRS
NIIRS
NITFS
NRIIS 
SIDR
PLATFORM
Soft Landing
Breakthrough
Groundbreaker

Joint
C4ISR
DODIIS
GCCS-I3
CUBIC
DCGS
DCIIS
ICARIS
IMP
JAMA
JASA
JIVA
OILSTOCK
SENIOR SMART
SOCRATES
CROSSHAIR
UNITARY DF

CSE-SS
CSP-HOL
IC4I
IHPS
ITT
MERIT
SASS-II
Army
S&IPA

TACSIM
WIM
Navy
JMCIS
JMICS-TM
JMICS
JMIOS
IAS
OSIS
MAGIS

CUB
Air Force
IDHS

AFMSS
MC2C
SENTINEL II

Intelligence Tasking
Programs and Systems
Tasking systems are used to direct and prioritize collection requirements, and form the interface between consumers and producers of intelligence products.

Multi-INT
SIGINT
IMINT
Other
National

COLISEUM
JCMT
CES
POTS
CAMS
ESS
NES
RMS
HARMONY
MRDBS

Joint
AREAS
GRIS

IESS
FORMMS
ISP
Army
ETUT

Navy

IMPACTS

Air Force
ACC GOC

Intelligence Collection
Programs and Systems
Collection systems come from a variety of organizations, echelons, services, and intelligence disciplines. These include but are not limited to tactical ground-based IEW systems, unmanned aerial vehicles, and space systems.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Special Electronic Mission Aircraft (SEMA)
Airships

Multi-INT
SIGINT
IMINT
Other
Ground
U-2 DGS
UAV GCS
UAV TCS 

AN/TSQ-108A RSSC
CALEA

AN/AX-16
AN/FLR-9

TROJAN CLASSIC

CLASSIC BULLSEYE
CLASSIC OWL
CLASSIC WIZARD
ENLARGER
TIDYTIPS-III
VCATS

AHFEWS
IEWCS
GBCS
MEWSS
Prophet 

SANDCRAB
TACFIX
TEAMMATE
TRACKWOLF
TRAFFICJAM
TRAILBLAZER
Segment Upgrade
CHASIS
CHATS
CHIMS
CI/HUMINT

Argus
Steel Eagle
Steel Rattler

AEOS
AMOS
COBRA DANE
HAVE STARE
GEODSS
Starfire 

HAARP 

STAR GATE
Sea
BARNACLE
HOLYSTONE 

SEAL SDV
SEAL ASDS
AN/SRS-1 Combat DF
AN/ULR-21 
AN/WLR-2 ESM SSN
AN/WLR-3 ESM SSN
AN/WLR-4 ESM
AN/WLR-6 ESM
AN/WLR-7 ESM
AN/WLR-8
AN/WLR-10 ESM
AN/WLR-11 ESM
AN/WLR-13 EO ESM
AN/WLR-14 Seascout
AN/WLR-15 ESM
AN/WLR-16 Phoenix
AN/WLR-18 ESM
NSSN ESM / ASTECS
CLASSIC CENTERBOARD
CLASSIC FLAGHOIST 
CLASSIC OUTBOARD
CLASSIC TROLL

AGER 2 Pueblo
Cluster Knave
AN/BQH-5
AN/WLR-5 ACINT
AN/WLR-9 ACINT
AN/WLR-12 ACINT 

AN/UQQ-2 LFA
AN/UQQ-2 SURTASS
IUSS
ADS
FDS
SDS
SOSUS
T-ARC 7 Zeus 

UUV
AMPS
ATV
AUSS
BPAUV
CURV
Flying Plug
Odyssey
RUWS
TUWVS

Project Jennifer
Glomar Explorer 

COBRA GEMINI
COBRA JUDY
COBRA JUDY Replacement
GREY STAR

Radiant Mist
Air
ACS
ARL
RG-8 Condor
RU-38 Twin Condor
U-125

Blue Devil
Creek Sand
Desert Owl
Horned Owl/ARMS
MARSS
EMARSS
Radiant Falcon
Redridge
Shadow Harvest
Tusker Sand
Tusker Wing

AQM-34 Firebee
BAMS

AQUATONE
AQUILINE

COMPASS ARROW
COMPASS BIN
COMPASS COPE
COMPASS DAWN

SENIOR BOWL [D-21]
SENIOR CROWN [SR-71]
SENIOR GUARDIAN
SENIOR YEAR [U-2] 

TAGBOARD 

Kingfish
Suntan

High Altitude Airship
A-170 Airship
JSAF 

ADARS
BIG SAFARI
CHAALS
COMBAT SENT
EA-3
EA-6B Prowler
EC-130E SENIOR SCOUT
EC-130H RIVET FIRE 
EP-3E ARIES II
EP-3 REEF POINT
ES-3A Shadow
EH-60L Quickfix
MC-12W Liberty
CEFIRM Leader / Crazy Dog
CEFLY Lancer
Crazy Horse
Laffing Eagle
Left Foot
Left Jab
Guardrail
Guardrail/Common Sensor
Quicklook
RIVET AMBER
RIVET BALL
RIVET BRASS
RIVET CARD
RIVET FIRE
RIVET JOINT
RIVET QUICK
SENIOR GLASS
SENIOR HUNTER
SENIOR RUBY
SENIOR SCOUT
SENIOR SPEAR
SENIOR TROUPE
SENIOR WARRIOR
SAR
GMTI
FOPEN
LIDAR

Angel Fire
ARGUS-IS
Gorgon Stare
Constant Hawk
Highlighter
Night Eagle
Scathe View

BuckEye
Saturn Arch

ASARS-I
ASARS-II
ATARS
BIAS
IFSARE
JPSD
LSRS
MP-RTIP 
PACER COIN
PRS
SHARP
TARPS
TARS 

AGS
E-8 Joint STARS
E-10 MC2A
F-11
F-12 Rainbow
F-13
O-1 Bird Dog
O-2 Skymaster
O-3 Quiet Star
OA-37
OC-130 KEEN SAGE
OC-135 Open Skies
OV-1 Mohawk
OV-10 Bronco
RA-5
RB-29
RB-45
RB-47
RB-57
RB-66
RC-26B
RC-130S
RF-4B/C
RF-101
R-11
R-12 Rainbow
R-16

JSTARS
TACIT BLUE 

MAV 

UAVs
A160 Hummingbird
Aquila
Pointer
CR-TUAV 
CR-UAV 
Cypher
Cypher II
Desert Hawk
Dragon
Dragon Eye
Dragon Warrior
Exdrone
FCS HALE
FCS OAV
FCS SUAV
FCS TUAV
Firebee
VT-UAV
VT-UAV Dragonfly
VT-UAV Eagle Eye
VT-UAV Vigilante
VT-UAV Guardian
SR-UAV Pioneer
SR-UAV Hunter
T-UAV Outrider
T-UAV Shadow 
T-UAV
GNAT-750 Lofty View 
MAE-UAV Predator
Model 324 
Model 410 
MR-UAV
MRE
Nite Panther
HAE-UAV GlobalHawk
HAE-UAV DarkStar
SEA FERRET
TESAR 
Raven
BEARTRAP
Balloons
COBRA BALL
COBRA EYE
CONSTANT PHOENIX
FISTA
Radiant Argon
Radiant Brass
Radiant Outlaw
TAWS

O-5 SEMA
RC-12 SEMA
RU-21 SEMA
Space

Vortex-II
Orion-II
Trumpet
EIS
ISFAR 

Keyhole
Lacrosse
Discoverer II
Overhead Non-Imaging Infrared (ONIR) SBWASS
COBRA BRASS
HERITAGE
DSP
NDS

Intelligence Processing
Programs and Systems
Processing systems receive, convert, and correlate information into a form usable as combat information or intelligence. These processors are found at all echelons of the intelligence architecture, and include both primary processing and secondary exploitation systems. In some architectures, such as USIS 2000, the term processing is limited to those functions needed to convert imagery data into a scene contiguous pixel format. All other operations with the pixels are considered image analysis. Applications to accomplish image analysis are distributed among the exploitation elements. Systems and programs listed here include both processing and exploitation elements.

Multi-INT
SIGINT
IMINT
Other
National

Automatic Speech Recognition
Voice Identification

GISTER
PROPELLER 
TAS
ECHELON
GALE
GRANDSLAM 
Language Translation
Machine Translation
ESS
ALE
CAWS
DIEPS
ELT
IEC
IUBA
NES
RADIUS
RULER
SAIP
MPS
MPAS
TIPSTER

Joint
A2IPB
DAWS
JDISS
LASER
MATRIX
MINT
MDITDS
OIW
TMWS
TWS
CENTERBOARD
CHAINWORK 
EWFAES 
HEARTLEAF
LIBERTYCAP
PRIVATEER
PSTS
ROCKETEER
STRED
SEIGEL 
WOLFERS
IESS
AIRTAPS
AVS
CARS
CIGSS
CIP
CSIL
IMACTS
ISSES
JSIPS
JMTK
PHOTOLS
DEWDROP
RAINDROP
TOPSCENE
DTTS
MT
NSES
Army
ASAS
DTES
JSTARS-GSM
Pathfinder
SIP
TES
THMT
Warlord
Warrior
AEPDS
EPDS
ETUT
RTIP
SSP-S
SSP-S(PI)
Top Gable
Top Gallant
Top Graphic
TCAC
TUT
DTSS
DTSS-B
DTSS-D
DTSS-MSIP
DTSS-QRMP
Eagle Vision II
ETRAC
FAISS
IDPS
IPDS
MIES
TIIP

Navy
NFN
OASIS
OBU
OED
OSIS
TES-N
ACCES
CCOP
SSEE
TCAC
TERPES
TRUMP
TSTAR
DIWS
JSIPS-N
NIEWS
TEG

Air Force
Broadsword
CONSTANT WATCH
HAVE STAR
MIGS
MSTS
PC-I3
Sentinel Byte
TCT Cell
COMPASS JADE
ICM
IMOM
LOOKING GLASS
PARSEC
ANG-GES
Anvil
CATIS
IESS
Eagle Vision
JSIPS-A
MVS
National Eagle
PINES
Senior Blade
USAF DIPS

Sources and Methods
§ An Evaluation of Required Tools for the Imagery Analyst ADROIT SYSTEMS - OCT 1997
§ RIGS Users' Group/CIGSS IPT Conference Briefing Download Area
§ Terrain Visualization Division Hardware / Software Survey of Visualization Products

Intelligence Dissemination
Programs and Systems
Dissemination systems provide the communications links between collection systems, processors, and users. These include both the physical communications channels, as well as networks, protocols and software, and database and servers for the staging of products for dissemination.

Multi-INT
SIGINT
IMINT
Other
National

ACBDU
ADNET
CDIS
CDL
CIRAS
EMERALD
FASTLANE
GBS
JBS
Intelink
SAFE
TCDL
NSD
NIMA Libraries
IPA
IPL
DDS
RL
RE
DE
NDS
MDS
NIS
5D
IDEX-II
IRP
NIMA Softcopy
RADIANT MERCURY
RADIANT TIN
SIDEARM
ARGUS
CIRC
NTSDS
OSIS

Joint
JWICS
GIG
GIG-BE
JC2
CMSRR 
DATM
DAWN
DCPDB
DCS
DDN 
DISN 
DoDIIS DISSEM 
DSNET 
GSD
IDB
JMIE
JMIE/JEM
JRICP
LOCE
MDITDS
MIDB
RCEP
SIPRNET
TADIL
AMHS
CSP
CTT
JTT
MAXI
MIIDS
MINS
RADIANT CLEAR
RADIANT HAIL
RTPS
SOF-IV
IBS
JION

ANCHORY
BINOCULAR
EWIRDB
HOST
KILTING
NEWSDEALER
NEWSTAND
STREAMLINER
SDS
SOMMS 
TOUCHBACK
WRANGLER
INNET 
MEPED 
PLATYPUS 
SPIRIT 
MATT
TADIXS
TDDS
TIBS
TRAP
TRE
TRIXS
SENIOR SPAN
SENIOR SPUR
Chariot
ISSE GUARD
JSIPS-TFT-C
MTN
RADIANT TIN
SIDS
HOCNET
PLATYPUS
RADIANT IVORY
Army
JTT-H3
MIST
SUCCESS
TENCAP CSP
TROJAN ESE
TROJAN LITE
TROJAN SPIRIT II
TROJAN TATERS
TROJAN TMRRS
TROJAN TTMS
FAST
MITT
SSP-S
TENCAP GUARD
TROJAN BARE
TRRIP
Navy
BGPHES
CDL-N
CHBDL-ST
CLASSIC OPINTEL
Nova
OPINTEL
SI SSIXS
TACINTEL II+
TADIXS
CCBD
CLASSIC TRUMP
CLARINET MERLIN
JEWELER
SEAMARK
TERPS
MAGTF SIDS
N-TIS

Air Force
ABI
ABIT
CIS
CONSTANT SOURCE
MP-CDL
RTIC
TGIF

"Other" Intelligence
Programs and Systems
Other programs is a catch-all residual category, which includes a variety of programs that appear to be intelligence-related but whose exact purpose and nature remains obscure. For the most part the programs listed here are derived from the DTIC Records for Automated Information Systems with no additional identifying information.
An Automated Information System (AIS) can be functionally described as a combination of computer hardware and computer software, data and/or telecommunications, that performs functions such as collecting, processing, transmitting, and displaying information. Excluded are computer resources, both hardware and software, that are: physically part of, dedicated to, or essential in real time to the mission performance of weapon systems; used for weapon system specialized training, simulation, diagnostic test and maintenance, or calibration; or used for research and development of weapon systems.
Based on other similar records in this list, such as ANCHORY, GISTER, HARMONY and WRANGLER, it is reasonable to assume that this program is an intelligence related automated information system. However, pending elicitation of further details, it is listed as an "Other" program and an "Other" agency. Some of these programs may be boring plain vanilla Defense Department activities, but most are probably not. Since the NSA generally seems to tend to get its program names from the same folks who dream up names for new automobiles, most [but not all] of these programs are probably NSA-related.

Other
Other
CLASSIC AERIE
COALESCE
CUAD/KINSFOLK
ENGRAFT 
GADGETEER 
GALIDIA
GATCHWORK
GUESTMASTER
GLADLY
GOLDPOINT
GUNSHOT
HYBRID 
INTEGRA 
JAGUAR 
KEELAN 
KLONDIKE 
KNOCKDOWN II 
MARTES 
ORCHESTRA 
PACESETTER 
PINWALE 
QUICKSILVER 
RUNBACK 
SKYWRITER 
SUNSHINE/JEAP 
TEAS