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…Much of the cycle is conducted through an interrelated series of information exchanges and active involvement in planning, target development, air execution, and assessment, which provide a means to request and schedule joint air missions. The…

…For more information on end state and commander’s objectives see JP 5-0, Joint Operation Planning. (3) Equally important is the development of observable, achievable, and reasonable measures (such as measures of effectiveness [MOEs] and…

…It is a succinct description of the commander’s visualization of the entire operation and what the commander wants to accomplish. Commander’s intent supports mission command and allows subordinates the greatest possible freedom of action…

18 August 2014 ATP 2-33.4 7-1 Chapter 7 Analytic Support to Unique Missions This chapter describes the analytic support required in the unique missions of counterinsurgency, counter-improvised explosive devices, and site exploitation…

…Area of Operations and Functional Considerations (1) Command and Control in an Area of Operations. The land and maritime force commanders are the supported commanders within their designated areas of operations (AOs). Through C2, JFLCCs and…

Chapter IV IV-12 JP 3-0 separate theater of operations) within a single boundary for the purposes of C2, sustainment, protection, or mutual support. A theater of war does not normally encompass a GCC’s…

…In the context of intelligence analysis, this ability allows people, often with the assistance of technology, to arrange information in ways that permit analysis, synthesis, and a higher level of understanding. The arrangement of information according…

Chapter 7 7-2 ATP 2-33.4 18 August 2014 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY COUNTER-IMPROVISED EXPLOSIVE DEVICE 7-8. (FOUO) Analytic support to counter-improvised explosives device (CIED) operations must facilitate the development of…

…Summary of changes Chapter 1—Fundamentals of Intelligence Analysis Chapter 1 is a revision of chapter 1 of the previous manual and provides— « Anoverview discussion on the intelligence analysis process. * — Anintroductory discussion of single- and all…

Joint Operations Across the Range of Military Operations V-49 (2) JFCs can operate from an HQ platform at sea. Depending on the nature of the joint operation, a maritime commander can serve as the JFC…

The Art of Joint Command II-3 Strategic guidance can be vague, and the commander must interpret and clarify it for the staff. While national leaders and CCDRs may have a clear strategic perspective of the…

…By comparing this characteristic to information latency and knowledge of friendly capabilities, the staff can make better recommendations to the commander regarding possible actions. Factors contributing to this include: (1) Time of Appearance. The expected time…

…Collaboration between joint force staff and component targeteers and planners is a critical element of the execution of the joint targeting cycle. Supporting and subordinate commanders, functional and Service, will have their own targeting processes that…

…Planners have depicted an area of influence. It is not a boundary, but it represents the reach of the joint force’s capabilities. Figure IV-1 also shows the area of interest, which includes an enemy…

42 definition found in JP 1-02) The MAAP is usually presented in the form of a decision briefing for the CFACC. The CPD MAAP team is responsible for producing the MAAP. The sortie allotment message…

The Art of Joint Command II-5 supports operational art with a general methodology using elements of operational design for understanding the situation and the problem. The methodology helps the JFC and staff to understand conceptually…

…The results of the BDA process are provided in three phases of BDAREPs: 1. Phase I reporting contains an initial physical damage assessment of hit or miss based usually upon single source data. Reporting timeline: 1…

…Joint air forces will achieve air superiority over the theater of operations by D+5. Measure of effectiveness (MOE) 1.1: Destruction of 60 percent of enemy aircraft by D+4. MOE 1.2: 70 percent…

…The pertinent physical areas in the operational environment include the assigned operational area and the associated area of influence and area of interest. Designation of the areas of influence and interest help orient commanders and staffs…

…CA is composed of three related elements: BDA, MEA, and reattack recommendations or future targeting. (1) Battle Damage Assessment. BDA is an element of CA and is the estimate of target damage or effect which is…