Pre-Class Study Packets Flashcards
Definition of Target Analysis
The examination of the information on a given target with the object of determining what the destructive effects might be.
The evaluation is made in terms of available assets and is separate and distinct from the operational plan. The target analysis is made within the framework of the statement of requirements.
Four factors of TA
Vulnerable to attack
Subsequent downtime
Destructive effects
Available assets
Reasons for TA
Obtain the greatest effect possible within the limitations of the operational environment
Make the most efficient use of available assets and material
Provide operational planners with options in terms of target selection and control of results
Continue the reduction of hazards to the team on the ground
Overt
Action and sponsor are not disguised
Covert
Sponsor is hidden but action is not
Clandestine
Action and sponsor are hidden
CARVER
Criticality Accessibility Recouperability Vulnerability Effects on population Recognizability
Carver matrix ratings range from what to what?
1-5
1 is worst for friendly forces
5 is best for friendly forces
What is DA Form 2203
Demolition Reconnaissance Record
What is Criticality?
The importance of a system, subsystem, complex or component
What is Accessibility?
The ease with which a target can be reached, either physically or by fire
What is Recouperability?
The measure of the time required to replace, repair, or bypass the destruction or damage inflicted on a target
What is Vulnerability?
The measure of the ability of the action element to damage the target using available assets. (both men and material)
What is Effects on population?
The positive or negative influence on the population as a result of the action taken.
What is Recognizability?
The degree to which a target can be recognized under varying weather, light, and seasonal conditions without confusion with other targets or components.
