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 OSIA Brigadier General Roland
Lajoie, USA Feb 88 - Jan 91 Brigadier General Robert W.
Parker, USAF Jan 91 - Jul 93 Brigadier General Gregory G.
Govan, USA Jul 93 - PRINCIPAL DEPUTY DIRECTOR Mr. George Rueckert Feb 88 - Sep 88 Dr. Edward J. Lacey Sep 88 - Jan 90 Dr. Joerg H. Menzel Jan 90 -
DEPUTY DIRECTOR (EXTERNAL AFFAIRS) The position originated as Deputy Director (International Negotiations) with the establishment of OSIA in 1988. In September 1991, the office was renamed Deputy Director (International Affairs), and in March 1992, was renamed Deputy Director (External Affairs). Mr. Raymond Smith Feb 88-Jul 88 Mr. David A. Pabst Jul88- Sep91 Dr. Edward M. Ifft Sep 91 -
DEPUTY DIRECTOR (COUNTERINTELLIGENCE) Mr. Edward J. Curran Mar 88 - Oct 90 Mr. Frank LoTurco Oct 90 - Dec 94 Mr. Martin V HaTe Dec 94 -
CHIEF OF STAFF Lt Col Albert E. Shively, USMC Mar 88 - Sep 88 Colonel Robert McConnell, USAF Oct 88 - Nov 89 Colonel Douglas M. Englund, USA Nov 89- May 91 Colonel James S. Loftus, Jr., USA May 91 - May 92 Colonel Ronald P. Forest, USA May 92 - Feb 93 Colonel Brian P. Mullady, USA Feb 93- Sep 94 Colonel Paul H. Nelson, USA
Sep 94 - DIRECTORATE FOR OPERATIONS One of the original
directorates of the Agency when it was established in 1988. March 30,
1992, the directorate was dissolved and its functions split into
Inspection Operations, Monitoring Operations, European Operations, and
the Directorate of Plans, Operations, and Training. Colonel Ronald Forest, USA
Oct 88 - Mar 92 ESCORT DIVISION DIRECTORATE FOR OPERATIONS In the original 1988
organizational structure of the Agency, escort duties were conducted by
the Escort Division of the Directorate for Operations. In the March
1992 reorganization of the OSIA, the division was dissolved and escort
responsibility passed to the newly created Inspection Operations
Command. Colonel Gerald V. West, USAF
Oct 88 - Mar 92 INSPECTION OPERATIONS COMMAND Originally established in
1988 as a subordinate element under the Operations Directorate, called
the Inspection Division. On March 30, 1992, it was separated from the
dissolved Operations Directorate and renamed Inspection Operations,
with status as a command. Captain David F. Olsen, USN May 88- Apr 90 Colonel Nils Wurzburger, USAF Apr 90 - Sep 90 Captain John C. Williams, USN Sep 90 - Mar 92 Colonel John Hadley, Jr., USAF Mar 92 - Dec 93 Colonel Eugene A. McKenzie, Jr., USA Dec 93 - Jul 94 Captain Nicklous J. Ross, USN
Jul 94 - EUROPEAN OPERATIONS COMMAND Originated in 1988 as the
Field Office, Europe, it was later designated as the European Division
of the Operations Directorate; on December 1, 1990, made a stand-alone
directorate and redesignated as OSIA-Europe; and on March 9, 1992,
redesignated as European Operations with the status of a separate
command. Colonel Frederick E. Grosick, USAF Jun 90 - Oct 91 Colonel Lawrence G. Kelley, USMC Oct 91 - Jan 92 Colonel William R. Smith, USAF Jan 92 - Jan 95 Colonel Kenneth D. Guillory,
USA Jan 95 - MONITORING OPERATIONS COMMAND Colonel George Connell, USMC Oct 89 - Sep 90 Colonel Laurence K. Burgess, USMC Sep 90 - Dec 91 Colonel Mike Semenec, USA Dec 91 - Apr 94 Colonel Klaus M. Mullinex,
USA Apr 94 - DIRECTORATE OF PLANS OPERATIONS AND TRAINING Originated in 1988 as the
Scheduling, Plans, Analysis, and Training Division under the Operations
Directorate. Replaced in July 1989 by the Operations Management
Division, remaining under the Operations Directorate. Replaced by an
organization called the Director for Operations Staff by December 1990.
In early 1991, the Director for Operations Staff dissolved, with the
Current Operations Branch; Operations Center; Plans, Requirements &
Scheduling Branch; Analysis Branch; and the Training Branch functioning
as separate staff offices. These and other functions reorganized under
the Directorate of Plans, Operations, and Training, which was formed as
a separate directorate on March 30, 1992. Colonel Gary F. Heuser, USA
Feb 94 - DIRECTORATE OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Established as one of the
original directorates of OSIA in 1988, with the designation of the
Directorate for Support; on March 9, 1992, it was redesignated as the
Directorate of Logistics; and on February 18, 1993, it was redesignated
as the Directorate of Resource Management. Mrs. Lidia Davidson Aug 92- May 94 Colonel Alan D. Duff, USAF
May 94- OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER When the OSIA was established
in February 1988, financial services were provided by personnel on
temporary duty from other DOD agencies, with the OSIA funding
administered by the Defense Nuclear Agency. In June 1988, permanent
OSIA financial positions were created, with a Comptroller Office placed
under the Resource Management Division, which became part of the
Directorate for Support in August 1988. The Comptroller function
operated as a liaison with DNA financial managers until 1990, when the
OSIA gained control over its own budget. With this, the Comptroller
Division was established, gaining coequal status with Resource
Management as a division of the Directorate for Support. The role of
Acting Comptroller was shared by various individuals until June 1991,
when the first official Comptroller was hired. On March 9, 1992, the
Office of the Comptroller left the Directorate for Support and was
elevated in status as a separate directorate. Mr. Myron K. Kunka Jun 91 -
Headquarters, OSIA - Dulles
International Airport, Washington D.C. Magna Portal Monitoring Facility - Magna, Utah Nevada Test Site Liaison Office, DOE Operations Center - Las Vegas, Nevada European Operations - Rhein Main AB, Germany Inspection Operations Detachment Japan - Yokota AB, Japan Votkinsk Portal Monitoring Facility - Votkinsk, Russia Arms Control Implementation Unit - U.S. Embassy, Moscow, Russia Arms Control Implementation Unit U.S. Embassy, Almaty, Kazakhstan Arms Control Implementation Unit - U.S. Embassy, Kiev, Ukraine Arms Control Implementation
Unit - U.S. Embassy, Minsk, Belarus
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