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a D*CID:388L053 o ffi a o (U) GTIIDE TO HISTORICA,L CRYPTOIOGIC ACROI\TYMS AND o ABBREVIATIONS, r94o- 198o o o o I. (tD Introduction o (U) The purpose of this working aid is to assist personnel in identifiing acronyrns, abbreviations, special o
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markings, and certain covernames which may be found in historical cryptologic-related records such as memoranda, messages, reports, shrdies, and plans. Many of these orpressions were second nafirre to the originators and drafters of the material, and often they would not include their erpansion in the texts, even on the first occumence. With the decreasing number of personnel performing records management, archives, history, and declassification functions who lack furect experience in cryptologic events prior to r97o, it is increasingly necessary to provide them such workings aids as this glossary (U/FOUO) With the publication of Executive Order P958, mandating a dmlassification review of all classified records twenty-five years or older, the number of personnel and conbactors involved in the processing of cryptologic remrds has grown dramatieally over the last several yearc. The audience for this publication includes, but is not limited to, personnel performing the following activities or assigned to concerned workcenters: declassification services, records management, archives selices, history, policy, public affairs,Iegislative affairs, the Office of the C'eneral Counsel, Freedom of Information Act, and Operations and tnformation Assurance Dircctorates rvho neview relevant material in support of all the previously listed activities.
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(U/Fgge) ftis glossary can also be of use to researchers from federal departments, agencies, and commissions with the appropriate clearances. Within NSA this glossary can support candidates for the MSSI program, professionalization, managerial, Ieadership, intern, and military cryptologic skills development programs.
{ffsr}This glossary contains the following types of terms: acronyms, abbreviations, general equipment designator-series (mostly COMSEC), organizational designators, general descriptions of SIGINT activity designator series, and some relevant covernames. These terms cover all aspects of the cryptologic and information security prooesses- Most of the terms included in this glossary are cryrptologic, although a large number of terms relating to the intelligence and defense communities, which often occur in the cryrptologic context, are included as well.
{#sl}The time span for this glossary eneompasses the period from World War II to the early l98os. There is some overlap in that a number of terms which originated earlier, such as during World War I, werc still in use, or being referenced, during the 1940s and 195Os. Some of the terms in this glossary continued to be used well into
contemporary times. Also, many abbreviations and acronyms developed alternate meanings which would be accepted by the cryptologic community. These alternate meanings have been included. In many cases, it is not a matter of "correstness" as it is one of appropriateness or cuntext.
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12. Headquarters, Army Security Agency. Army-Navy Descriptive Dictionary of Cryrytologic Terms (Including Foreign Terms). February 1947 Ohis glossary also contains cr5ptologic terms from French, German, Japanese
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AI{PI{]UK ARDC
Alternate National Military Command Center Anny-Navy Ciphony & Ciphax Subcommittee of AI.ICRECC
ARDF
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Army Securiff Agency (also US.{SA) Army Security Technical Committee (ASa R&D, post-wwll) Australian Special Wireless Group Atlied Translator and Interpreter Section
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Report series in WWII from German and Japanese diplomatic and military attach6 intercept
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British Liaison Office Literally Britain-usA( Anglo-American coMINT fureement. Replaced by uI(USA)
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Cornputer-Assisted/Aided Design
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Management Statistical Reports
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Canadian Intelligence Corps (for Signals) Combat Intelligence Center, Forward
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COMIRH( Committee on Imagery Requirements and Exploitation COMJAM CommunicationsJamming
COMNAVPAR COMPUSEC Cornbined Naval party
Computer Security
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Communications Research Company (A,SA) Communications Research Committee (Canada, later CBNRC)
NSA office of central Refercnce (1956-61). Iater changed to central Reference.
CREF CRBI
CRG
Capitol Radio Engineering Institut Communications Reconnaissance Group (ASA) Critical Intelligence
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CommunicationsSupplementarydetachmentAlloat
C,ombined Search and Development Party
Communications Security Establishment (Canada, 1978 onwards) Communications Security Flight (AFSS)
Cryptologic Support Group Ctrief of Staff Group, tntelligence Division Central Signals Intelligence Deparhrent (WWU Japanese Army COMINT Organization)
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Defense CommunicationsAgency
Director of Central Intelligence Directorate of Current Intelligence (DIA) Director of Central Intelligence Directive
Defense Communications Planning Group Defense Communications System
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Deputy Director for Administration Director, Defense Communications Deputy Director, COMSEC CNSA) Deputy Director for Field Management and Evaluation (NSA) Digital Decommuting Facility (telemetry processing, 1961) Delivery Distribution Indicator Deputy Director for Operations (NSA) Delivery Distribution Point Deputy Director for Plans and Poliry NSA) Deputy Director for Prograrns and Resources (NSA) Director of Defense Research and Engineering CNSAI
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Deputy Chief, Cenbal Security Service/Deputy Director, NSA, for Field Management
DEFCON DefenseReadinessCondition
DEFSMAC Defense Special Missile &Astronautics Center
DirectionFindingSupportActivity
Defense Intelligence Agency Defense IntelligenceAgency,special Security Office Defense Intelligence Agency On-line System Defense Intelligence Estimate
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Digital Storage Unit Direct Support Unit Director, Telecommunications, and C,ommand and Control Systems Date-Time Group Discrimination Unit (Canada, preceded CBNRC) Discrimination Unit's Examination Unit Daily Unit Resource Management Information Summary (AFSS)
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DURMIS
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Electrieal Accounting Machine Emergency Action Message
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Environmental Collection and Retrieval Intercept Environmental Collection and Signals Recovery (Wideband)
East Coast Telecommunications Center (Ft. Defiick, MD)
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Essential Elements of Information/ Intelligence EUCOM Dectronic Intelligence Center
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Enemy Equipment Intelligence Service (U.S. War Department, Signal Corps) Encrypted for Transmission Only Economic Intelligence Committee (of DCI)
Electromagnetic Interference
Electromagrretic pulse
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F,xploitable Message Report
Emanations Security
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Requirements and Capabilities Management System (NSA/DIA)
ERCMS ELiifI
Electronic Warfare Support Measures External Signal parameters Electronic Switching System
EuropeanTheaterofOperations(WWI)
European Theater of Operations, U.S. Army European Defense Analysis Centier
ELIDAC
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FLIR^S
ForeignBroadcastandlnforrrationBureau
Forergn Broadcast and Information Service
Full Duplex
Far East Air Force
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Foreign Intelligenee Advisory Board Federal Information Processing Standard Foreign Instrumentation Signals Foreign Intelligence surveillance Act Foreign Instrumentation Signals Intelligence
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Foreign Military Intelligence Review Cornmittee Foreign Missile and Space Activity Center I.lorway, COMINT Organization CVWWI)
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Fleet Ocean Surveillance Information Center Fleet ocean surveillance Information Facility
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Gulf of Tonkin
Global Positioning Satellite/System
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Human Intelligence
Covename for U.S. Navy Cryptologic Center, Hawaii
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IndicationsandWaming
IntelligenceAdvisory Board 6NSC)
Intelligence Advisory Council/Committee
Improved AG22 Terminal System India-BurmaTheater (Follow-on to CBI) Intelligence Community International Conrmon Access Communications
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Imitative Electronic Deception IntelligenceGuidanceCOMINTProgram/Plan
Intelligence Guidance Subcommittee (of USIB)
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Intelligence Oversight Board
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Interim/IntegratedTowedArraySurveillanceSystem
Intercept Tasking Data Base
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Intemational Trade and Finance Summary(ies) International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium Intelligence & Waming Information Network
Intelligence Watch Office(r)
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JICPOA
Joint (Army-Navy) Communieations Center Joint
Codes and Ciphers Committee
Joint Communications and Electrpnics Committee Joint Communications Instructions JobControl Ianguage
JointCfriefsofStaff
Joint Chiefs of StaffAlert Network Joint Discrimination Unit (Canada) Joint ELTNT Study croup (1961) Joint Electronic Warfare Center Joint Intelligence Board Joint Intelligence Committee/Center Joint Intelligence Collection Agency Joint Intercept Control Group (of the CIO) Joint Intelligence Center, pacific Ocean Area Joint Intelligence Group Joint Interdeparhnental Intelligence Conferene Joint Intelligence tndications Committee Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency Joint Indications Research Network (r97r) Joint Intelligence Study publishing Board Joint Liaison Group (of the CIO)
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Key Evaluation Process Key Indigenous Pemonnel Key Intelligence Question(s)
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Kleiglight
Korean Communist Ifuyboard Send Receive Keyword in Context
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I aser Intelligence
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Lowest Usable Frequency
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Modulator-Demodulator
Memorandum of Understanding Manpower and personnel Assignment Document (US$SS)
Message Processing System
Mobile RelayFacility
Monitoring Station designator (WWII) (e.g., MS-l, Vint HiU Farms Station, VA) Multiple Satellite Augmentation program
Morse Search and development Melbourne Signal Intelligence Center (DSB) Moored Surveillance System Maintenance, support and Test Equipment
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Manual of U.S. SIGINT Operations (preceded USSID)
MIIX
Multiplex
NAC
Naval CommunicationsAnnex
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NACSEM NationalCOMSEC/EMsEClnformationMemorandum
NACSI NAS
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Narrowband National Bureau of Standards National Security fuency/Central Security Service, Europe
Nclcc NgP
NCPAC
Navalcommunicationslntelligencecoordinatingcommittee
National COMSEC Plan National security Agency/central seeurity service, pacific
NcR
NcRMcc
NationalsecurityAgency/centralsecurityserviceRepresentative
National censorship Readiness Measures coordinatingcommittee National Communications System National Cryptologic School (1965)
Naval communications station cNebraskaAve., washington, D.c.) Naval Command Support Center NSA/CSS Tectrnical representative Air Force ElectronicWarfare Center
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NationalPhotographiclnterpretationCenter
NSAFE
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National Security Council National Security Council Intelligence Committee (tg74) National Security Council Intelligence Directive
NSA Signals Detachrnent Report (serialo .g., NSDR-t-TS)
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Nuclear Intelligence
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Operational SiCnal OpticallntelligenceOaser) Operational Readiness Demonstration
Of6ce of the Secretary of Defense Ocean Surveillance Information System
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Pulse Amplitude
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Purchase Request Worksheet
Phase Shift Keying
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QUIC
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NSA office of Radio Equipment Development (tgs6-lg6t) Radio Analysis Group, Forward (area) Rapid tualyhc Machine (WWII) Royal Australian Signal Facility (Command at Brisbane, Australia) Random Access Time Slots
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Research Development Board
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RGM
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RTP
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Register(ed) Intelligence Publications (USN1 Radio Intelligence Section/Serviee Remote Key Setting Russian order of Battle based on German Decrlpts Remote Operations Facility
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