ESTABLISHMENT OF FBIS BUREAU IN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY

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March 14, 1986
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Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 25X1 25X1 COt flDUMA > D/FBIS Chrono ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SUBJECT: (Optional) EXTENSION NO . J Director Orei Broadcast DATE , ,, ` Information Service 14 March 1986 TO: (Officer designation room number, and DATE ` budding) OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom k INITIALS to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.) RECEIVED FORWARDED 1.Mr. William M. Woessner Principal Deputy Assistant -r" for European and 2. ;-Canadian Affairs Room 6226 - New State 1 ''A~ x f~ 11Sy a ~y( ? ' d:'. 2x ~,~ 1-. x.- !. ~ Joky -. 11i 1 r i~ ? 71`;x' .L< ," yy6'a i~ ?~t a\ : c&* /y t i# /? lct Gee ! x ! ''.Y '. 3 r4- 4 4f :C "N' .V, f k r~ f+ t . k ry.? ~J~,, P ffy 1d+yf tt, ~t y r f2? tr' 1 4 5. ~ ~ ~rl ? ; i~ ''} ~ ~ ~ " ~` $ ,. ?~~: t i Y F1" .. _1 . ! M '?t { -/ ~ Cf "'~.S ..,: is ., k. ' Y . 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G ~~ x IY ~ ur+~ 1 F vd?~'S 'vt ,f.. ra4'+'Sf`~, f5'A? ~ mod M nvtki, ~k a4''r L i 7 4q ri r Y ~ry Y,. ~'. , . r Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31 CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 4L.4.0ma ai L*yaJAC FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE P. O. Box 2604 Washington, D. C. 20013 MEMORANDUM FOR: William M. Woessner Principal Deputy Assistant for European and Canadian Affairs Department of State SUBJECT: Establishment of FBIS Bureau in the Federal Republic of Germany REFERENCE: 15 Jan 86 Memo, Same Subject 1. This memorandum requests the Department of State's concurrence in the establishment of an FBIS bureau in the Federal Republic of Germany during FY-87 and the Department's assistance in obtaining the host government's approval for FBIS operations. 2. As was indicated in the referenced memorandum, an FBIS team conducted a survey of potential sites in the Federal Republic in February. Exploratory discussions were held at that time with Embassy Bonn and Consulate Munich officials to gather information on issues relevant to the possible establishment of an FBIS bureau. On the - basis of these extensive discussions and the observation of a number of potential sites, the survey team concluded that the area of Munich- Augsburg offers the best location for an FBIS Bureau. Minister Dobbins was briefed on the survey's findings on 14 February. 3. In 1985, Ford Aerospace, in a study prepared for FBIS, recommended the Federal Republic as the optimum reception site for gathering open-source intelligence information from a number of existing and planned satellites. A copy of the executive summary of the study is provided for your perusal. Our projections for staffing and space cited in the referenced memorandum were based on this study and on an internal study of the terrestrial broadcast stations monitorable from the proposed site. 4. FBIS will be pursuing parallel discussions with the Department of Defense regarding the possibility of operating on U.S. Military facilities in the Federal Republic, as it does in several other foreign locations. In the case of the Federal Republic, Bundespost restrictions on satellite antenna operations make it desirable for FBIS to locate its antennas on U.S. military land. All portions CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 .. ti.v ?.~ E IN] A CH &L SUBJECT: Establishment of FBIS Bureau in the Federal Republic of Germany 5. FBIS will seek to have the bureau affiliated with Embassy Bonn or Consulate Munich, granting the bureau chief attache status, as is now the case at a number of FBIS posts. The impact of an FBIS bureau on Embassy/Consulate support facilities would be minimal since FBIS plans to provide the bureau with its own administrative staff. Post support would be required, however, in areas such as vouchering and contracting. In such instances, costs would be reimbursed through a standard FAAS arrangement. 6. With your concurrence, and following host government approval in principle, FBIS will proceed to make direct contact with Embassy Bonn and Consulate Munich and arrange visits to the posts by FBIS officers and engineers to initiate detailed planning discussions. FBIS plans to explore a number of alternatives for acquiring and locating the facilities for the bureau's staff and equipment. Options include purchase or lease of land or office space, leasing antenna facilities from the Bundespost, and locating the FBIS antenna field and bureau at separate locations. In the last instance, microwave communications would be employed to remotely control antennas and feed signals from the reception site, which might be on a military base, to the processing site in a nearby city. It is our understanding, based on the site survey team's discussions, that Embassy Bonn and Consulate Munich are willing to assist FBIS in identifying and acquiring such facilities and in obtaining all necessary FRG approvals. 7. FBIS is willing to provide the host government with as much FBIS-monitored material as they would like, from this bureau or elsewhere. Normally, host governments are informed that FBIS is a component of the Central Intelligence Agency but that it deals entirely with public media. The relationship is a matter of public record, and the FRG is undoubtedly aware of it. 8. Upon approval of bureau establishment, request that Department notify Embassy Bonn and authorize them to provide assistance as required. CONIFIDLNTIAL Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 SUBJECT: Establishment of FBIS Bureau in the Federal Republic of Germany DDS&T/FBIS/ESGI (6Mar86) Distribution: Original - Addressee w/att. 2 - DSF;T w/att. 1 - D/M$P/SF,T w/att. 1 - EUR Division/HQS w/att. 1 - D/FBIS Chrono w/att. 1 - HSM Corres File w/att. 1 - WEB File w/att. 2 - C/Ops/FBIS w/att. 1 - C/Admin/FBIS w/att. 1 - C/ESG/FBIS w/att. 1 - FBIS Registry (Clay) w/att. 1 - Circulation Copy w/att. C9NFi?ENIAL. Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 FOREIGN BROADCAST INFORMATION SERVICE (FBIS) RECEIVE ONLY SATELLITE EARTH TERMINAL (ROSET) STUDY FOR MEDITERRANEAN BASIN Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ROSET STUDY THEORETICAL OPTIMUM ROSET SITE ? THEORETICAL PRINCIPAL MEDITERRANEAN ROSET SITE - WEST GERMANY OR EASTERN BELGIUM VIEW ALL BEAMS OF INTEREST, EXCEPT: -- INTELSAT VI C-BAND ZONES 3 AND 4 -- ARABSAT S-BAND ? AUXILIARY ROSET SITE - CYPRUS = ONLY LOCATION ABLE TO OBSERVE INTELSAT ZONE 3 AND 4 AND ARABSAT S-BAND Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ROSET STUDY ROSET SITE SELECTION PROCEDURE ? WORST CASE EIRP CONTOURS FOR EACH SATELLITE PLOTTED ON MAP OVERLAYS ? TWO TO THREE CONTOURS COMBINED TO CREATE COMPOSITE ? SEPARATE C-BAND AND Ku-BAND COMPOSITES CREATED BY REPEATED ITERATIONS ? C-BAND AND Ku-BAND COMPOSITES COMBINED TO FORM OVERALL COMPOSITE ? AREAS WITHIN COMPOSITE ARE OPTIMUM ROSET SITES Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 3anhlldl LD J Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ? TWO ROSETS NEEDED FOR 100 PERCENT COVERAGE ? PRINCIPAL ROSET SITE -- WEST GERMANY - ANTENNA REQUIREMENTS = 2 x 13/15 M DUAL-BAND = 2 x 5 M Ku-BAND = 2 x 10 M DUAL-BAND ? AUXILIARY SITE -- CYPRUS - ANTENNA REQUIREMENTS = 1 x 4.5 M C-BAND = 1 x 2 M S-BAND Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 = w = 0 oC c u' E E Z Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 --~ Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ROSET SITE TRADE-OFFS AUSTRIA ? AUSTRIA VIEWS ONE LESS BEAM THAN WEST GERMANY AND BELGIUM ? CANNOT VIEW THE FOLLOWING: - ARABSAT S-BAND - INTELSAT VI C-BAND ZONE BEAMS - NORDSAT ? UNSUITABLE LOCATION FOR LARGE PRINCIPAL ROSET SITE ITALY ? SOUTHERN ITALY VIEWS TWO LESS BEAMS THAN OPTIMAL LCCATIONS ? CANNOT VIEW: - NORDSAT - INTELSAT VI EAST SPOT BEAM (OBSERVABLE IN NORTHERN ITALY) - INTELSAT VI C-BAND ZONE BEAMS w Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ~--A ---~ ~---~ TRADE-OFFS [CONTINUED] SPAIN ? UNSUITABLE ROSET SITE ? SATELLITE VIEWING CAPABILITY LIMITED ? CANNOT RECEIVE: - NORDSAT - INTELSAT V AND VI EAST AND WEST SPOTS - EUTELSAT EAST SPOT ? ALL ABOVE CAN BE MONITORED AT OPTIMUM ROSET SITES ? FOUR SITES REQUIRED IF SPAIN CHOSEN AS PRINCIPAL ROSET LONDON ? Ku-BAND RECEPTION SIMILAR TO BELGIUM & WEST GERMANY (OPTIMUM SITES), EXCEPT CANNOT RECEIVE: - EUTELSAT F-1 EAST SPOT ? LESS C-BAND CAPABILITY. UNLIKE OPTIMUM SITES, CANNOT EFFICIENTLY MONITOR: - ARABSAT 1 AND 2 - INTELSAT V AND VI 60? GLOBAL AND ZONE 3 BEAMS Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 !mod !-mi Lmmw 6..d 1...ml L..-j a_.j L---A d A r . . . - ~.....~ 1....! Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 TRADE-OFFS [CONTINUED] CYPRUS ? POOR CHOICE AS PRINCIPAL ROSET SITE - POOR Ku-BAND RECEPTION ? REQUIRED AS AUXILIARY ROSET - ONLY SITE WHICH RECEIVES INTELSAT VI C-BAND ZONE BEAMS 3 AND 4 AND ARABSAT S-BAND ? CYPRUS AND BELGIUM/WEST GERMANY TOGETHER RECEIVE 100 PERCENT OF SATELLITE BEAMS CONSIDERED IN STUDY Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 z U H A Cv W H W. 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TWO 5M KU-BAND ANTENNAS - COVERAGE: EUTELSAT, NORDSAT, DFS ? 13/15M C-BAND ANTENNAS REQUIRE PELTIER-COOLED LOW NOISE GaAs FET PREAMPS ? KU-BAND PREAMPS SHOULD BE UNCOOLED GaAs FETs ? ROOM SHOULD BE LEFT FOR ADDITIONAL 5M ANTENNAS AS REQUIRED I Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ROSET STUDY ANTENNA RECOMMENDATIONS -- AUXILIARY SITE EQUIPMENT ? ONE 4.5M C-BAND ANTENNA WITH UNCOOLED GaAs FET PREAMPS - COVERAGE: ARABSAT ? ONE 2M DUAL-BEAMS S-BAND - COVERAGE: ARABSAT TV Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ? DEVELOP DUAL FREQUENCY FEED - ASSURES OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE WITH FEWEST ANTENNAS ? STUDY SHARED SATELLITE COVERAGE - PROVIDES FLEXIBILITY FOE BEST ANTENNA USAGE ? DIVERSIFY ANTENNA SIZES - LARGE FOR MINIMUM SIGNALS - SMALLER FOR HIGHER SIGNALS, HIGHER BANDS I Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 I Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ROSET STUDY OPERATIONAL C-BAND SATELLITES INCLUDED IN STUDY 34.5?W 27.5?W 24.5?W 18.5?W 14.0?W 8/5?W 19/26?E 53.0?E 57.0?E 60/63/66?E LAUNCH DATE 1980 1982 1982 1983 1983 1984 1984, 1985 1984 1981 1982, 1983 INTELSAT V* INTELSAT V INTELSAT V INTELSAT V GORIZONT 7 TELECOM 1 (2) ARABSAT 1,2 (2) GORIZONT 9 INTELSAT V INTELSAT V (3) SPANISH, INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL FRANCE, INTERNATIONAL RUSSIA FRANCE DOMESTIC/REGIONAL TV, TELEPHONE, DATA ARAB LEAGUE COUNTRIES;TV,TELEPHONE,TELEGRAPH RUSSIA/INTER-SPUTNIK TV RELAY NIGERIA, OMAN FRANCE, INTERNATIONAL *INTELSAT V AND VI ARE C-/KU-BAND HYBRID SATELLITES. C-BAND USED FOR TELEPHONY, GLOBAL SERVICES. Ku-BAND FOR TELEPHONY, BUSINESS SERVICES, NON-VOICE, CABLE TV. (2) - NUMBER OF SATELLITES J Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ROSET STUDY OPERATIONAL Ku-BAND SATELLITES INCLUDED IN STUDY 34.5?W-18.5?W 5?W/8?W 1980, 1982, 1983 1984 1984 1984 1981, 1982, 1983 INTELSAT V (4) TELECOM 1 (2) EUTELSAT 2 EUTELSAT 1 LOUTCH* INTELSAT V (3) *Ku-BAND TRANSPONDERS ON GORIZONT 7 AND 9 INTERNATIONAL WEST EUROPE WEST EUROPE CABLE RUSSIA INTERNATIONAL Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ROSET STUDY PLANNED Ku-BAND SATELLITES INCLUDED IN STUDY ORBIT LAUNCH DATE NAME CUSTOMER 19?W 1986, 1987 TDF-1 (2) FRANCE DBS 19?W 1987 TV SAT GERMANY DBS, RADIO 19?W 1987 L-SAT (ESA) DBS, DATA, EXPERIMENTS; BEAMS ON FRANCE, UNITED KINGDOM, ITALY, SPAIN, SCANDINAVIA 3?E 1986 TELECOM I (3) FRANCE DOMESTIC/REGIONAL TV, TELEPHONE,DATA* 5?E 1987 TELE-X, SCANDINAVIAN DBS NORDSAT (2) 7?E LATE-85 EUTELSAT 3 WEST EUROPE TV, CABLE 23.5?E 1987 DFS-1 (POSTSAT) GERMAN TELEPHONE, TELEGRAPH, DATA, TV 28.5?E 1988 DFS-2 SAME AS DFS-1 (IN ORBIT SPARE) 60?E 1988 INTELSAT VI INTERNATIONAL TV, TELEPHONE, TELETYPE, DATA 34/5?/27.5?/ 1986, 1987 INTELSAT VI (3) INTERNATIONAL TV, TELEPHONE, TELETYPE, DATA 24.5?W 1988 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ORBIT LAUNCH DATE NAME REMARKS 7?E, 11?W 1987 F-SAT HYBRID C/Ka-BAND 37.5?W, 32?E TBD VIDEOSAT (2) WEST EUROPE TV, DATA TBD 1988 AFSAT SUB-SAHARA TV, TELEPHONE, DATA 7?E 1986 ATHOS FRENCH EXPERIMENTAL C/Ka-BAND TBD TBD ZOHREH IRANIAN. STATUS DOUBTFUL 19?W TBD LUXSAT (5) (GDL) STATUS DOUBTFUL 31?W LATE 80's UNISAT STATUS DOUBTFUL 37.5?W 1986, 1987 ORION FRENCH REGIONAL 19?W 1988, 1989 SARIT STATUS DOUBTFUL 14?W TBD POTOK USSR/INTERSPUTNIK. BELIEVED DELAYED TBD 1986, 1987 HELVESAT (TEL-SAT) STATUS DOUBTFUL '31?W 1987 EIRASAT DATA UNAVAILABLE 13?E 1987 INTELSAT STATUS DOUBTFUL *FOOTPRINTS UNAVAILABLE FOR ALL ABOVE SATELLITES Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 Sanitized Copy Approved for Release 2011/05/31: CIA-RDP89-01147R000100030027-1 ROSET STUDY SATELLITES EXCLUDED FROM STUDY [CONTINUED] ORBIT LAUNCH DATE NAME REMARKS 1?W, 31?W, 1974-1977 INTELSAT IVA SERIES SEVEN YEAR DESIGN LIFE 40?W, 59.5?E, (FIVE SATELLITES) 21.5?W 15?W 1980 RADUGA 7 TWO-FOUR YEAR DESIGN LIFE 35?W 1981 RADUGA 9 74?E 1979 GORIZONT 2 TWO-THREE YEAR DESIGN LIFE 38?E 1979 GORIZONT 3 21?W 1980 GORIZONT 4 65?E 1977 SIRIO INOPERATIVE 77?E 1977 PALAPA INOPERATIVE 5?E 1978 OTS-2 EXPERIMENTAL, PROBABLY INOPERATIVE 15?E TBD AMS ISRAEL. NO DETAILS AVAILABLE TBD TBD INTELSAT VI, LONGITUDES UNAVAILABLE F-1 TO F-2 (5) 16/22?E 1987 SICRAL (2) ITALIAN. DATA UNAVAILABLE. 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