JP 3-60, page 54
Joint Targeting
Joint Publication: Joint Targeting
31 January 2013 public edition
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Chapter II
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e. Discarded completely or entered on the NSL.
5. If an emerging target is detected, identified, and determined to be a
potential target by a system capable of engaging it, this may result in the find and fix steps
being completed nearly simultaneously without the need for traditional ISR, and the target
and engage phases being completed with a much abbreviated coordination and approval
process. For example, use of aircraft systems that carry ISR and weapons capability may
enable accomplishment of steps 1-5 and assessment using a single platform.
6. Output of the find step: potential targets detected and nominated for
further development.
(b) Step 2—Fix
Figure II-11. Find
Find
Common
Operational
Picture
Analyze task order
period for dynamic
targeting opportunities
Monitor operational
environment for
dynamic events
Verify event/indication
is of interest
Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance
Support to Dynamic Operations
Reconcile target
priorities
Task/retask
sensors
Determine sensor
availability
Further
information
required
Issue/Revise Plans and Orders
Air Tasking
Order
Information
Operation Plan
Space Plan
Fire Support
Plans
Collection Plan
Available Sensors/
Fire Assets
Collect data
Initial
Detection
Battle Damage
Assessment
Detection
Emerging
Target
Retask
Detection