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R. Evans Hineman is a private consultant dealing with intelligence community matters as well as corporate management and leadership. Previously he served as corporate Executive Vice President and president of the National Security Solutions Group of the ManTech International Corporation. Mr. Hineman also served as Litton Vice President for Intelligence president of Litton/TASC and other leadership positions in TASC supporting customers in the intelligence community and other government entities. Prior to joining TASC in 1989 Mr. Hineman had served for more than thirty-three years in the U.S. Government. In 1964 Mr. Hineman joined the Central Intelligence Agency in 1964 as part the newly formed Foreign Missile and Space Analysis Center (FMSAC) where he served in various positions in the weapons analysis field including the Director of Weapons Intelligence. In 1973 Mr. Hineman was appointed by the DCI as of the DCI’s Weapon and Space System Intelligence Committee where he oversaw intelligence community missile and space analysis activities on behalf of the DCI. From 1979 until 1982 Mr. Hineman served as the Associate Deputy Director of Intelligence and in that position assisted in the management of all of CIA’s analytic and intelligence production activities. Mr. Hineman was appointed Deputy Director for Science and Technology of the CIA and Director of Program B in the NRO in July 1982 and served in that position until his retirement from government service in September 1989. As the DDS&T he was responsible for management of an organization engaged in research development engineering and operations of various intelligence collection and information processing systems.
Mr. Hineman graduated from Lafayette College in 1956 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and worked briefly with Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. He began military service in the U.S. Army as a 2nd Lt. and served as a technical intelligence officer in the Ordnance Corps. Upon leaving active duty in 1958 Mr. Hineman joined the Ordnance Technical Intelligence Agency.
On the occasion of the CIA’s fiftieth anniversary Mr. Hineman was awarded one of fifty Trailblazer awards for his service. He holds the CIA’s Distinguished Intelligence Medal the NRO’s Distinguished Service Medal and two National Intelligence Distinguished Service Medals and has served on various advisory boards for the government.
Evan Hineman and his wife Barbara have one son David. | 