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The purpose and employment of intel?

CSO S-PPEA

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The purpose and employment of intel?
CSO

Commanders, Staff, and Decision makers
Situational Awareness
Operational environment

Support the Operations cycle

Planning
Preparing
Execution
Assessment

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Purpose of all-source intelligence and single-source intelligence?
CSO +B

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Purpose of all-source intelligence and single-source intelligence?

Commanders, Staff, and Decision makers
Situational Awareness
Operational environment

Building blocks of intel WFF

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Intelligence disciplines

(GHOST MC)

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Intelligence disciplines(GHOST MC)
GEOINT
HUMINT
OSINT
SIGINT
TECHINT
MASINT
CI
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Executive Order 12333 is made up of three parts:

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Executive Order 12333 is made up of three parts

Part 1: Goals and Responsibilities of National Intelligence Effort

Part 2: Conduct of Intelligence Activities

Part 3: General Provision

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Executive Order 12333 Part 1: Goals, Direction, Duties and Responsibilities with respect to the National Intelligence Effort
PD

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Executive Order 12333 Part 1: Goals, Direction, Duties and Responsibilities with respect to the National Intelligence Effort
PD

Presidential mandates/Executive Branch
Departments of the U.S. government Heads of the

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Executive Order 12333 Part 2: Conduct of Intelligence Activities
HAA LTC

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Executive Order 12333 Part 2: Conduct of Intelligence Activities
HAA LTC

Human Experimentation
Assassination
Approval authorities

Law enforcement agencies
Techniques of Information Collection
Contracting Services

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Executive Order 12333 Part 3: General Provision

CIP

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Executive Order 12333 Part 3: General Provision

Congressional Oversight
Implementation
Procedures

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Executive Order 12333 charged the IC with six primary objectives
PAS CCP

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Executive Order 12333 charged the IC with six primary objectives:
PAS CCP

Presidential mandates
Administrative and support activities
Special Activities

Collect National Intelligence
Collect information foreign actors
Produce and Disseminate intelligence

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Information

U 5w

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Information

Unevaluated

provides who, what, where, and when questions

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Intelligence

AA-OE

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Intelligence
AA- OE

Analysis of information into PED

Agents (Foreign nations, Hostile Elements or potentially hostile forces)

Operational Environments

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The key difference between information and intelligence

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Analyzing

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The primary role of joint intelligence is to provide information and assessments to facilitate mission accomplishment by:
OPA +CSO

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The primary role of joint intelligence is to provide information and assessments to facilitate mission accomplishment by:
CSO OPA

OBJs Identify, define, and nominate
Planning, execution and operations
Adversary deception Countering

Commanders, Staff, and Decision makers informed
Situational Awareness
Operational environment

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Principles of Joint Intelligence

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Principles of Joint Intelligence
PUPPIES FAC

Perspective (think like the adversary)
Unity of Effort (cooperate to achieve a common end state)
Prioritization (based on CDRs guidance)
Prediction (accept the risk of predicting adversary intentions)
Integrity (remain intellectually honest)
Excellence (strive to achieve the highest standards)
Synchronization (sync intel with plan & ops)

Fusion (exploit all sources of information and intelligence)
Agility (remain flexible and adapt to changing situations)
Collaboration (leverage expertise of diverse analytic)

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Attributes of Intelligence Excellence

TRRUU

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Attributes of Intelligence Excellence
TRRUU

Timely
Relevant
Reliable
Unknown
Usable

Complete/Objective
Available/Accurate/Anticipatory

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Why is it important to understand U.S. Laws and Policy applicable to Intelligence Operations?
EC

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Why is it important to understand U.S. Laws and Policy applicable to Intelligence Operations?
EC

enabled by
comply with

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What is the purpose of Joint Intelligence?

IAM

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What is the purpose of Joint Intelligence?
IAM

Information
Assessments
Mission accomplishment

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Commanders role in intelligence function?

UVD

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Commanders role in intelligence function.

Understand

Visualize

Describe

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Why is “Timely“, as a characteristics of effective intelligence, important
STC

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Why is “Timely“, as a characteristics of effective intelligence, important
ESC

supports operationsand commander

threat actions surprised

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Explain the purpose of the intelligence warfighting function

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Explain the purpose of the intelligence warfighting function

understanding enemy variables

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Four primary tasks within the intelligence warfighting function
S3fst + I

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Four primary tasks within the intelligence warfighting function
S3fst + I

Support

         Force generation
         Situational understanding 
         Targeting superiority

Information Collection

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Explain the purpose of intelligence synchronization?

ASPIIRE

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Explain the purpose of intelligence synchronization?

Adaptability to changing situations
Support decision making
Predictive assessment
Integrates/Focused information collection
Intelligence analysis with operations 
Relationship with commander
Effective dissemination
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Purpose of Intelligence Operations

III +CSO

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Purpose of Intelligence Operations
III +CSO

IRs Satisfied
Information collection
Indicators of Threats (intent, activities, and capabilities understood)

Commanders, Staff, and Decision makers
SA -Situational Awareness
OE -Operational environment

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Purpose of Intelligence Analysis of information

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Purpose of Intelligence Analysis of information

Evaluate and integrated information

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What is the purpose of Intelligence Requirement?

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What is the purpose of Intelligence Requirement?

fill gaps
understand OE

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The two key elements of CCIR are:
The two key elements of CCIR are: Priority Intelligence Requirements Friendly Force Information Requirements
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Aspects of Commander Critical Information Requirements (CCIR)? PT
Aspects of Commander Critical Information Requirements (CCIR)? PT Prioritized Timely decision-making
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What is a Priority Intelligence Requirement? | IOP
What is a Priority Intelligence Requirement? IOP Information  OE variable Prioritized by commander
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What makes up a good PIR? | ADT
What makes up a good PIR? ADT Asks one question Decisive point Time/Event/Location/Fact Limit PIRs to 5-6
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What is Friendly Force Information Requirements? | MWE T
What is Friendly Force Information Requirements? | MWE available + Support time available  JP 3-0
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Essential Element of Friendly Information? | COLE
Essential Element of Friendly Information? COLE Compromise Operation failure Limits success Enemy detection
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Describe LTIOV?
Describe LTIOV? Last Time Information is Of Value
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Sub Steps of Plan and Direct? POI Types of planning? CD
Sub Steps of Plan and Direct? POI Plans -conceptual and detailed Orders IPB/Intel Reach Types of planning? Conceptual and Detailed
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The staffs role in the intelligence process? (S2/S3) | ICPF
The Staffs role in the intelligence process? (S2/S3) ICPF Intel Reach Collection plan Products Formats
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Commanders role in the intel cycle | DGA
Commanders role in the intel cycle DGA Directs the intelligence process Guidance Approval CCIR
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What does Information collection accomplish? | SAPP
What does Information collection accomplish? SAPP Sync/Integration Assets employment Planning PED process. (ADP 2-0)  
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When does collection begin?
When does collection begin? Mission requirements are identified
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Plan Requirements and Assess Collection steps | STEA
Plan Requirements and Assess Collection steps STEA Submitting requests Task (requirements) Evaluate (assets internal and external) Assess effectiveness
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What drives indicators? | CF SIMP
What drives indicators? (War fighting functions) ``` Finance/Safe havens Leadership/Personnel Logistics/Movement Intelligence collection Communication/Ideology ```
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What is Intel Reach? | UR
What is Intel Reach? UR unconstrained rapidly access
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What is Request for Information? | TRP
What is Request for Information? TRPS Time-sensitive Requirements Products
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Why is Request for Support/ Collection used?
Why is Request for Support/ Collection used? for external assets
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Describe the Developing Requirements Planning Tools Process in Information Collection. P
Describe the Developing Requirements Planning Tools Process in Information Collection. PAT PIRs/Indicators/SIRs/SORs
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Develop requirements break down (READ) | PAA PPR
Develop requirements break down: ``` Participate in planning Anticipate Requirements Analyze Requirements Priority intelligence Prioritize Refine Requirements ```
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The intelligence cycle | READ
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CCIRs
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The intel process (read)
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Levels of Intelligence
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Oversight | READ
Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) House Armed Services Committee (HASC)
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Intelligence disciplines
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Two types of analysis?
Two types of analysis? Predictive  (Historics) Functional  (WFF)
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intelligence flow? | DP I AI
Collect Data >Processing/Exploitations >Information >Analysis >Intelligence
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7 Steps of Information Collection? | CS RD TA U
Steps of Information Collection? 1. Commander Input 2. Staff Input 3. Requirements Developments 4. Develop Requirement Planning Tools 5. Tasking and Directing Information Collection 6. Assess execution of Tactical Task 7. Update Requirement planning Tools
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Steps of the Army Intel Process? | PD C PD
Steps of the Army Intel Process? Plan and Direct Collect Produce Disseminate
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5 Steps of collection management? | DD SA U
5 Steps of collection management? DD SA U 1. Development Requirement 2. Development the Collection Management Plan 3. Support Tasking and Directing 4. Assess Collection 5. Update the Collection Management Plan
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Steps of Intelligence and Collection? | PED
Processing Exploitation Dissemination
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Sub steps in the Collect phase? | ISR so
Information collection I,S,R, Ops (Intel, Surveil, Recon) Security and Information Ops
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Sub-steps of disseminate? Who is intel disseminated to?
Command, Staff, and Technical channels
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Sub steps of Produce? | EIC
Sub steps of Produce? EIC Estimates Staff/Running INTSUMs COPs
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What process is continuous in the Plan and Direct, Collect, Produce, and Disseminate?
Analyze and Assess
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3 Phases of collection management?
3 Phases of collection management? Requirement Management Mission Management Execution Management
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All-Source Intelligence       | IIRA
All-Source Intelligence       Integration Impacts operations Relevant Analyze situations
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Single-Source Capabilities   
Single-Source Capabilities                                joint intelligence disciplines Complementary intelligence capabilities.
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Difference between PIRs and FFIRs?
Difference between PIRs and FFIRs? What the commander needs to know about PIR- OE FFIR- FF
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MOP vs. MOE In Assess collection step 4 of Collection Management.
Measure of Performance | Measure of Effectiveness
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5 Steps Collection Management
5 Steps Collection Management 1. Develop Requirements 2. Develop the Collection Management Plan 3. Support Tasking and Directing 4. Assess Collection 5. Update the Collection Management Plan #2
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Information Collection 7 Steps
Information Collection Steps 1. Commanders Input 2. Staff Input 3. Requirement Development 4. Develop Requirements Planning Tools 5. Tasking and Directing Information Collection 6. Assess Execution of Tactical Task 7. Update Requirements Planning Tools (5. 5 Collect)
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3 Phases of Collection Management
3 Phases of Collection Management 1. Requirements Management 2. Mission Management 3. Execution Management
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5 Steps of Army Intelligence Cycle
5 Steps of Army Intelligence Cycle .5 Analyze and Assess 1. Plan and Direct 2. Collect 3. Produce 4. Disseminate
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PED
Processing Exploitation Dissemination
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Information Collection and Collection Management synthesized (READ)
Information Collection and Collection Management synthesized RD/DR Develop Task Assess Update 4/2 1. Commanders Input 2. Staff Input 1. Requirement Development vs Develop Requirements 2. Develop (Requirements Planning Tools) vs. Develop (Collection Management Plan) 3. Tasking and Directing Information Collection vs. (Support) Tasking and Directing 4. Assess Execution (of Tactical Task) vs. Assess Collection 5. Update (Requirements Planning Tools) vs. Update (the Collection Management Plan)
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The Intelligence process | EFM PD C PA PE DI
The Intelligence process Evaluation and Feedback ``` Plan and Direct Collect Production and Analysis Process and Exploitation Dissemination and Integration ``` Mission
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Information Collection and Collection Management synthesized mnemonic
Information Collection and Collection Management synthesized CSI RD/DR Develop Tasking and Directing Assess Update 4/2

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