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…The JIPTL is a prioritized list of targets approved by the JFC that feeds the ATO process. After the JTCB review, the JFC approves the JIPTL. The JFACC and the JIPTL The JFC may delegate JIPTL…

…As the air component facilitator for servicing all targets nominated for airpower effects, the air component commander establishes a targeting process to meet the needs of the JFC and other components within the joint force. The…

…The JFACC and the JIPCL The JFC may delegate authority to the JFACC to coordinate the JIPCL based on having the preponderance of theater ISR assets. In these cases, the ISRD will consolidate CPCLs from the…

78 Limiting the number of datums used in theater is the obvious solution. However, as this is not always possible, especially in coalition operations, targeteers must be aware of the different datum needs of all the…

…The A2 coordinates and collaborates with the JFC J-2 and the intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance division (ISRD) for issues impacting the JCMB and JTCB. AFFOR A3. The AFFOR A3 supports the air component commander in…

…The AFNOSC provides the commander of Air Force network operations the means to ensure the security, integrity, and timely delivery of ISR information transiting the Air Force enterprise network. The AFNOSC directs activities of the Regional…

93 Personnel involved in targeting should be involved in the development and refinement of ROE along with the judge advocates. Just as tasking and targeting are cyclical, so too is ROE development, and it may require…

…These ROE are promulgated by the President, Secretary of Defense, CCDR, and component commanders, and are based on the specific factors underlying the operation. The ROE might be sent to the components via message from the…

95 called “ROE” that may contain ROE changes until a new version or regular changes to the OPORD can be published. This section will also contain any amplification the CFACC deems necessary for complex ROE provisions…

…Joint Information Warfare Center (JIWC) enables the application of information power at the strategic level as a Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff-controlled activity under the supervision of the JS Director for Operations. This…

100 personnel form the core of the targeting effort. Some AIS’ are organizationally subordinate to the MAJCOM or NAF AOGs. Other AIS’ are subordinate to a NAF Air Intelligence Group. Regardless, these are peacetime organizations. During…

…The final phase of the cycle is assessment, which may be less wedded to the battle rhythm’s timeline than the other phases. It is accomplished primarily by the ISR division and the operational assessment team…

…Many restrictions from the combatant commander, CFC, and the CFACC will be found in sections of the JAOP that set forth standing orders or commander’s intent. Special Instructions. SPINs are periodically issued by the CAOC…

…The 70th ISRW serves as the USAF's cryptologic wing. The 70 ISRW executes global ISR missions to enable effects for the National Command Authority, the joint warfighting team, air component operations, and USAF mission partners…

…The subject of assessment is covered thoroughly in the next chapter. OTHER CONSIDERATIONS Engagement Authority The authority to engage should be delegated to the C2 node that has the best information or situational awareness to execute…

…Working within this generic phasing construct, the actual phases will vary (e.g., compressed, expanded, or omitted entirely) according to the nature of the operation and the JFC’s decisions. During planning, the JFC establishes conditions…

…Selected joint and Army terms and definitions appear in both the glossary and the text. For definitions shown in the text, the term is italicized and the number of the proponent publication follows the definition. ATP…

…The size of these operational areas and the types of forces employed within them depend on the scope and nature of the mission and the projected duration of operations. b. Combatant Command-Level Areas. GCCs conduct…

…Such actions are often taken under the authority of Chapter VI, Pacific Settlement of Disputes, of the UN Charter. An example of PKO is the US commitment to the Multinational Force Observers in the Sinai since…

88 APPENDIX A TARGETING AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS INTRODUCTION This appendix supports targeting by describing the various international legal obligations that impact upon targeting decisions. Legal considerations and international legal obligations directly affect all phases of targeting…