…Also called RTL. (JP 1-02) [A list of targets that have specific restrictions imposed upon them. Actions that exceed specific restrictions are prohibited until coordinated and approved by the establishing headquarters. Targets are restricted because…

…The NSL, RTL, and JTL are compiled and maintained by the combatant command. An NSL will contain those facilities and structures that are protected under LOAC (churches, hospitals, etc). The RTL contains facilities and structures for…

…Ensuring the JTL, NSL, RTL, and other relevant target lists are maintained and updated based on JFC guidance. 9. Reviewing, validating, and approving targets to the JTL and RTL when such authorities are delegated to the…

…If approved, the target could be placed on the JTL, RTL, or GITL. The JFC may also prohibit or restrict joint force attacks on the TDN based on military risk, LoW, ROE, or other considerations such…

…In the time-bound air tasking cycle, the air component receives targeting guidance along with the joint target list (JTL), the restricted target list (RTL), and the no-strike list (NSL) from the JTCB. A JTL…

…Maintaining and updating the JTL, NSL, RTL, and other relevant target-related lists. (d) Inputs to the JTWG may include commander’s guidance, current target- related lists (JTL and RTL) including TSTs, TNLs, the NSL, and…

…Manage the JTL and RTL. 9. Nominate targets to the JFC based on the JTL and RTL. 10. Conduct CDE and post-engagement CDA. 11. Conduct MEA. 12. Initiate and coordinate the sensitive target approval and…

…Actions taken by an opponent may remove a target from the RTL. The CFC’s staff develops and maintains the NSL and RTL. The components recommend changes to it during peacetime, while the J-2 is…

…Unscheduled targets may have had the same amount of target development as planned targets and reside on the joint target list (JTL) or the restricted target list (RTL); however, they were neither nominated nor approved for…