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ORIENTATION
Introduction To The
FBI
Overview Of Instructional Goal And Objectives
(U) Goal: The goal of this orientation is to introduce the new task force member to the policies, procedures,
and InvestigatiVe techniques employed by the FBI in the fight against domestic and international terrorism.
(U) Objectives:
1. Read the ten FBI priorities
2. Read the History of the ITTF
3. Review the FBI Organization Chart & Structure
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JOINT TERRORISM
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ORIENTATION
Introduction To The
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FBI Priorities
(U) After September 11th, 2001, the FBI realigned its mission and purpc...x.t to reflect the global and
dcmcztic threats that fate the U.S. FBI Director Robert M. Mueller III defined the following as the top ten
priorities (in order of importance) that confront the Bureau today.
1. Protect the United States from terrorist attack.
2. Protect the United States against foreign intelligence operations and espionage.
3. Protect the United States against cyber-based attacks and high
technology crimes.
4. Combat public corruption at all levels.
5. Protect civil rights.
6. Combat transnational/national criminal organizations and
enterprises.
7. Combat major white-collar crime.
8. Combat significant violent crime.
9. Support federal, state, local, and International partners.
10. Upgrade technology to successfully perform the FBI's mission.
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TASK FORCE (3TTF)
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Introduction To The
FBI
FBI Priorities (Con't)
(U) During January 20, 2010 testimony before the US Senate, FBI Director Robert $. Mueller III repertcd:
"We not only face threats from Al-Qa'ida, but also from selfdirected groups not part of Al-Qa'ida's formal structure which have
ties to terrorist organizations through money or training. We face
threats from homegrown terrorists - those who live in the
communities they intend to attack, and who are self-radicalizing,
self-training, and self-executing. We face threats from those who
may attend training camps overseas - individuals who may live
here in the United States, and who may be radicalized here or
overseas, and those who may live overseas but plan to travel to
the United States to perpetrate attacks. We also face threats from
extremists operating in new sanctuaries around the world. While
we disabled Al-Qa'ida's training and financing mechanisms in
Afghanistan in the wake of the September 11th attacks, it is clear
that Al-Qa'ida and its offshoots are rebuilding in Pakistan, Yemen,
and the Horn of Africa."
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JOINT TERRORISM
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FBI Priorities (Con't)
(U) In an October 5, 2009 speech to the International Association of Chiefs cf Pc!ice Annual Conference,
Director -Mueller told attendees:
"We are increasingly concerned with pockets of people around the
world that identify with Al-Qa'ida and its ideology, including those
who may be living here in the United States. At the same time, we
are also concerned with domestic terrorism, and, in particular,
lone offenders...We are working to identify and stop those who
would move beyond hateful rhetoric to acts of violence, but it is a
difficult task. How do we find a lone individual who would one day
open fire in a church or a community center? How do we stop
those who would orchestrate another Oklahoma City bombing? We
must do everything we can to prevent any such attack."
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Introduction To The
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FBI Priorities (Cool)
(U) The other priorities are also of vital concern to the FS/ crtd-olgr.Ificant manpower' and resources are
being applied to them. An example of a top priority of the Bureau is the technology upgrade of Sentinel,
which will be the new case management system and interface for information sharing with other federal,
state, and local agencies.
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TASK FORCE (JTTF)
ORIENTATION
A Brief History Of The JTTF
(U) The first Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) was fprmed In New York in May, 1980 to combat a
terrorist bombings. Chicago was the second FBI Field Office to form a 3T1 F.
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(U) Later, Presidential Decision Directive 39 mandated that the FBI coordinate the activities of all law
enforcement agencies to ensure efficient terrorism investigations. The establishment of the JTTF Program
enhances the FBI's ability to perform this responsibility. The program maximizes interagency cooperation
and coordination by employing cohesive units of full and part-time federal and local officers that are
capable of addressing a wide variety of terrorism matters.
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TASK FORCE (JTTF)
ORIENTATION
Introduction To The
FBI
A Brief History Of The JTTF (Con't)
(U) On September 4, 2001, former U.S. Attorney Robert S. Mueller III was swam in co FBI Director with a
mar:dr:to to address a number of steep challenges: upgrade the Bureau's information technology
infrastructure; address records management issues; and enhance FBI foreign counterintelligence analysis
and security in the wake of the damage done by former Special Agent and convicted spy Robert S. Hanssen.
(U) Within days of his entering on duty, the September 11 terrorist attacks were launched against New
York and Washington, D.C., Director Mueller led the FBI's massive investigative efforts in partnership with
all U.S. law enforcement, the federal government, and our allies overseas. On October 26, 2001, the
President signed into law the'U.S. Patriot Act, which granted new provisions to address the threat of
terrorism. Director Mueller accordingly accepted on behalf of the Bureau responsibility for protecting the
American people against future terrorist attacks. To assist the FBI in its mission, the Attorney General
signed The Attorney General's Guidelines for Domestic FBI Operations (AGG-Dom) on September 29, 2008.
The Domestic Investigations and Operations Guide (DIOG) provides supplemental, specific guidance to the
AGG-Dom, and became effective on Dec. 16, 2008.
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ORIENTATION
Introduction To The
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A Brief History Of The JTTF (Can't)
(U) To support the Bureau's change in mission and to meet newly articulatcd sh-ategic prioritieS, Director
Mucilcr called for a reerigiridering of FBI structure and operations that will closely focus the Bureau on
prevention of terrorist attacks, on countering foreign intelligence operations against the U.S., and on
addressing cybercrime-based attacks and other high technology crimes. In addition, the Bureau remains
dedicated to protecting civil rights, combating public corruption, organized crime, white-collar crime, and,
major acts of violent crime. It is also strengthening its support to federal, county, municipal, and
international law enforcement partners. It is also dedicated to upgrading its technological infrastructure to
successfully meet each of its priorities.
(U) After September 11, 2001, the FBI created the National Joint Terrorism Taskforce (N.ITTF) to support
the JTTF's in each of the FBI's 56 Field Offices and the JTTF annexes in some strategic Resident Agencies.
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FBI Organization Chart And Structure
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ORIENTATION
Map Of FBI Field Offices And Resident Agencies
(U) Go to the FBI Intranet to see a current map of FBI Field Offices and Resident Agencies:
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JOINT TERRORISM
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(U) Acronyms And Field Office Structure
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(U) MS acronym dictionary
(U) Assistant Director in Charge (ADIC): The ADICS are assisted by SACS who are responsible for specific
programs.
(U) Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC): The second in command in most Reid Offices.
(U) Chief Division Counsel (CDC): A Special Agent lawyer who assists with legal matters and advice for the
Field Office.
(U) Legal Attache (Legat)
(U) Special Agent in. Charge (SAC): Each Field Office is overseen by a Special Agent in Charge (SAC), except
those in Los Angeles, New York City and Washington, D.C. Due to their large size, each of these offices are
managed by an Assistant Director in Charge (ADIC).
(U) Supervisory Special Agent (SSA): A Squad supervisor or th'e head of the ITTE.
(U) Task Force Officer (TFO)
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(U) Abbreviations And Field Office Structure (Con't)
(U) Some other abbreviations includc:
Electronic Case File (ECF)
Universal Index (UNI)
Sub-file (SUB)
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Automated Case Support (ACS)
(U) There are also standardized abbreviation codes for FBI Field Offices and Legat office codes and
Locations, Information Technology Centers, Street Suffixes and Prefixes, Indentification Codes, US and
Canadian Provinces Abbreviations. A complete listing of these Abbreviations and codes can be found in the
Electronic Communication Reference Guide on pages 67-75.
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