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…The social, economic, and political environments in which security cooperation activities occur require a great degree of cultural understanding. Military support and operations that are intended to support a friendly HN require an in- depth understanding…

…agree that my analytic approach is correct.” The implication is that anyone who fails to recognize the truth of the analyst’s assertion is not an equal to the “top analysts of the Central Intelligence Agency…

…CA forces can provide expertise on factors that directly affect military operations to include culture, social structure, economic systems, language, and HNS capabilities. CA may be able to perform functions for limited durations that normally are…

…The opponent’s special circumstances do not affect the truth or untruth of a specific contention. The speaker or writer must find additional evidence beyond that to make a strong case. 18 August 2014 ATP 2…

…Analysts should keep in mind that logical conclusions are not necessarily truth. When presenting conclusions, intelligence personnel should state the degree of confidence they have in their conclusions and any significant issues with the analysis. This…

…Fair- mindedness entails a conscious effort to treat all viewpoints alike in spite of one’s own feelings or selfish interests, or the feelings of one’s friends, company, community, or social organization. Questions that foster…

…Individuals may interpret a theology, social cause, or perceived grievance to an extreme viewpoint and commit to collective violent acts with personal action. Cells may form from a general inspiration, such as Al Qaeda or similar…

…During conflict, the US will use all instruments of its national power against the full spectrum of adversary systems—political, military, economic, social, infrastructure, information, and others. Organizationally diverse, yet operationally interconnected, instruments of national power…

…Joint PA plans, coordinates, and synchronizes US military public information activities and resources in order to support the commander’s communications strategy and operational objectives through the distribution of truthful, timely, and factual information about joint…

…e Likewise, political analysts reviewing a developing country’s domestic stability might unconsciously assume stable oil prices, when this likely determinant of economic performance and underlying social peace might fluctuate. 4-15. All of the above…

…Disruption of normal social patterns. Mass migration from urban to rural locations or from rural to urban locations. Massing of combatants of competing power groups. Increase in the size of embassy or consulate staffs from a…

Glossary GL-4 JP 3-0 PA public affairs PB peace building PEO peace enforcement operations PIR priority intelligence requirement PKO peacekeeping operations PM peacemaking PMESII political, military, economic, social, information, and infrastructure PO peace operations…

…The Interconnected Operational Environment The Interconnected Operational Environment Operational Center of Gravity Node Link Strategic Center of Gravity Military Social Information Infrastructure Political Economic

…These teams develop, train, and integrate social science based on research and analysis to support operationally relevant decisionmaking. CONDUCT SPECIFIED STUDY 4-62. All-source intelligence analysts provide focused knowledge of the terrain and weather, civil…

…Targeting Overview Targeting Overview PMESII political, military, economic, social, information, and infrastructure Legend Targeting Operations Situational Awareness Plans Effects Capabilities Tasks Doctrine Threat Target System Target Characteristics PMESII Objectives Guidance Intent Planning Intelligence

… Sociometrics or social network analysis. Note. It is common for analysts to blend all three of these methods, in spite of their different approaches. Experience with a problem set and familiarity with the use of…

…Operational COG Strategic COG Military Social Informational Infrastructure Political Economic

…Potentially exploitable characteristics include the target’s required inputs, information processing capacity, control functions, patterns and signatures, and cultural, social, and economic considerations. Environmental. These describe the effect of the environment on the target and its…

…Also called COGs. (JP 1-02) [In Air Force terms, a COG is a primary source of moral (i.e., political leadership, social dynamics, cultural values, or religion) or physical (i.e., military, industrial, or economic…

…This may also include social networks, national communication means, or other key information networks. Responsible organizations conducting target development should also be responsible for performing assessments on the same capabilities and targets. (3) TSA, ETF, and…