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Inteligence Module Flashcards

1
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Intelligence is a… (PFP)

A

Process - cyclical

Function - something we must do

Product - synthesis based on analysis or relevant Information

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Purpose of Intelligence

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Inform Commander and decision-makers

Helps the CDR to understand OE

Provide SA

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What is Intelligence PED?

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Process = collecting

Exploit = analyzing

Disseminate = pass out INTEL

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INTEL Disciplines

GHOSTMC

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GEOINT
HUMINT
OSINT
SIGINT
TECHINT
MASINT
Counter Intel
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Intelligence Authorities

- Executive order 12333

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  • Executive order 12333
  • PRES Ronald Reagan Signed Dec 1982
  • A framework to contain INTEL
  • Congressional Oversight
  • prohibited collection of US persons
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National Intelligence Reform Act of 2004

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  • Product of 9/11 commission
  • Amended the national security act of 1947
  • Created the Director National Intelligence (DNI)
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Office of Director National Intelligence (ODNI) has how many subordinate agencies

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16 + 1 subordinate agencies

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What are Titles, Authorities, Permissions

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Titles = derived from US code (Title 50 is INTEL Activity, Title 10 is Military Operations)

Authorities = derived from Executive Orders for Military

Permission = concurrence to action authority (CONOPS)

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3x Key Principles to Joint INTEL (IC)

*(SPP)

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  1. Synchronization (S2/S3 Fusion)
  2. Prioritization (CCIR/PIR)
  3. Prediction (Indicators)
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What is Army Intelligence

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  1. A War Fighting Function
  2. CDR Drives INTEL
  3. Facilitates OPS = OPS support INTEL
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Why is “Timely“, as a characteristic of effective intelligence important

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Intelligence provided early supports operations and prevents surprise from threat actions. It must flow continuously to the commander before, during, and after an operation.

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Explain the purpose of the intelligence warfighting function

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The Intelligence Warfighting Function facilitates understanding the enemy, terrain, and civil considerations.

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** What are the four primary tasks within the intelligence warfighting function **

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○ Support to force generation
○ Support to situational understanding
○ Conduct Information Collection
○ Support to targeting and information superiority

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Intelligence References

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Joint Publication 2-0 Joint Intelligence

Army Doctrine Publication (ADP) 2-0 Intelligence

Army Training Publication (ATP) 2-01 Plan Requirements and Assess Collection

FM 2-0 Intelligence Operations.

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Intelligence Requirement (IR)

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Any subject, general or specific, upon which there is a need for the collection of information or the production of intelligence

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Commanders Critical Information Requirement (CCIR)

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commander’s critical information requirement is an information requirement identified by the
commander as being critical to facilitating timely decision-making

17
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two key elements of CCIR are:

A

○ Priority Intelligence Requirements

○ Friendly Force Information Requirements

18
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Priority Intelligence Requirement (PIR)

A

identify the information about the enemy

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Friendly Force Information Requirement (FFIR)

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information the commander and staff need to understand the status of friendly force and supporting capabilities

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Essential Elements of Friendly Information (EEFI)

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critical aspect of a friendly operation that, if known by the enemy, would subsequently compromise, lead to failure, or limit the success of the operation and therefore should be protected from enemy detection

* Equally Important to CCIR*

21
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Describe LTIOV

A

Last Time Information is Of Value

22
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Steps to Manage the Intelligence Process

4x(PCP-D) + 1(AA)

A
  1. Plan and Direct
  2. Collect
  3. Produce
  4. Disseminate

(Continuous) = Analyze and Assess

23
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What are Indicators

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  • Reflects intention or capability of an adversary to
  • adopt or reject COA
  • positive or negative information
  • confirm or deny something…
24
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Functional vs Predictive analysis

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Functional is a forcing function like logistics/sustainment. can be used to ID indicators which will lead to predictive analysis

25
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Specific Information Requirements (SIR)

A

Specific information that will provide an answer to each intelligence requirement or satisfy an indicator.

Provides the *what, *when, and *where to look for in order to facilitate collection asset selection (Specific Orders / Request)

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Specific Orders Request (SOR)

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Translated SIR into an order/request given to a collector, asset, and/or unit

27
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Information Collection (7x Steps)

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  1. Commander’s Input
  2. Staff Input
  3. Requirements Development
    a. Prioritize PIR
  4. Develop Requirement Planning Tools
    a. Data Management
    b. SIR
  5. Tasking and Directing Information Collection (SOR)
    (Step 5.5 Collect)
  6. Assess Execution of Tasks
    a. measure Performance
    b. measure effectiveness
  7. Update Requirements Planning Tools

SFWOTTC (01-21) (5 decks)

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