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Targeting Flashcards

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Describe joint targeting

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The process of selecting and prioritizing targets and matching the appropriate response to them, taking account if operational requirements and capabilities

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Is Targeting both a joint and component level

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Yes

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What are the principles of targeting

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Focused-achieving JFC”S objective
Effects based- produce specific effects: functional, physical, or pyscological
Interdisciplinary- operators, intelligence, legal, geospatial
Systematic-achieve effects in a systematic manner

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What are Target characteristics

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Physical-generally discernable to the five senses
Functional- describes what the target does and it does it
Cognitive- how targets process information
Environmental-the effect of the environment on the target
Temporal- describes the targets vulnerability to detection, attack, or other engagement in relation to time available

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Deliberate targeting

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Prosecutes planned targets, known to exist, with engagement scheduled to create effects which support JFC objectives. planned for more than 24 hours in advance

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Dynamic targeting

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Prosecutes targets of opportunity and changes to planned targets or objectives

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What are the targeting category methodologies

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Deliberate

Dynamic

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What are the targeting categories for deliberate targets

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Scheduled- prosecuted at a specific time

On call- actions planned but not for specific delivery time

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What are the targeting categories for dynamic

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Unplanned- known to exist in operational environment

Unanticipated- unknown or unexpected

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What is the joint targeting cycle

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An iterative process that is not time-constrained, and steps may occur concurrently, but it provides a helpful framework to describe the steps that just be satisfied to successfully conduct joint targeting

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Joint targeting cycle steps

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Endstate-described and commanders objectives: Drives targeting process, specify damage criteria, sets requirements

Target development and prioritization: systematic evaluation of potential target systems, vetting and validation, CCMD determines its prioritization criteria

Capabilities analysis: evaluates available capabilities with desired effects to determine appropriate options

Commanders decision and force assignment: provides a vital link between planning and ops

Mission planning and execution: consider target engagement authority, and PID

Assessment: the measure of progress toward mission accomplishment

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What is measures of effectiveness

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Criterion used to assess changes tied to measuring the attainment of an endstate. More subjective than MOP
Are we meeting the intended purpose
Why in the mission statement

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What is measures of performance

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Criterion used to assess friendly actions tied to task accomplishment.
Are we doing things right
Task completion
The “what” in the mission statement

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What is d3a

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Decide- set priorities for intelligence collection and attack planning (HPTL,ISR,AGM,TSS)

detect-determines accurate, identifiable, and timely requirements for collection systems, focus’on HPT and PIRs (connects recon to surveillance)

deliver- executes the targeting guidance and supports the commanders battle plan

assess- determination of the effectiveness of force employment during military operations

** Conventional/deliberate targeting methodology, process that prioritizes, identify, prosecutes and exploits targets

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What is the SOLE

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Special operations liaison element ( a joint team)

  • Provide JSOFT combat plan to JFACC
  • coordinate ARSOF requests for air support
  • Synchronizes manuever and fired by exchanging operational and intelligence data
  • Deconflict airspace requirements
  • Integrate ADA with defensive counter-air
  • Provide feedback on the air war to JSOTF
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16
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Steps of Target development and prioritization

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Target systems analysis
Entity level Target development
Target list management

17
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Describe Target vetting

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Assesses the accuracy of the supporting intelligence to establish a reasonable level of confidence in a targets functional characterization

18
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Describe Target validation

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Ensures all vetted targets meet the objectives and criteria outlined in the commanders guidance, ensures compliance with ROE, LoW

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what is F3EAD

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find- process of establishing a start point for Intel
Fix- applying Intel collection capabilities against a target to fix it in space and time
Finish- rapidly executing required actions
Exploit- examining and analyzing capture personnel, equipment and materiel for Intel purposes
Analyze- information found in previous phases are turned into intelligence
Disseminate- disperse Intel throughout the IC

20
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How do we overcome the challenge of targeting

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Conduct thorough IPB
Strict adherence to processes
PIRs must be tied to a decision point
Fuse OPs and Intel
Update collection plan
21
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What are the steps of Capability anaylsis

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Target vulnerability analysis

capabilities assignment

feasibility assessment

effects assessment

22
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What are the steps of Commander’s decision and force assignment

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Consolidate targeting development and capabilities analysis

assemble data on friendly force status

Assign forces to specific targets

present joint targeting recommendations to the JFC

issue tasking orders to forces

23
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What are the three steps of Assssment

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BDA

munitions effectiveness assessment

re-attack recommendations

24
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Describe the JIPTL creation process

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Entity level target creation (ODA level)

Target development nomination (TDN)

Vett the target through Target Lists (RTL, NSL, CTL)

Joint target list

Joint target coordination board

Deputy JTF Commander approval

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What types of targets end up on the JTL

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vetted and validated for risk but not approved or prioritized yet

26
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Definition of CDE

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Collateral damage estimate, unintended or incidental damage to persons or objects which are not lawful targets (happens before action)

27
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definition of BDA

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estimate of target damage or effects.

28
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When do you use center of gravity analysis or taxonomy

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CoG - cognitive Target

Taxonomy- physical Target

29
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What are the positive effects of targeting management

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Offensive operations- applies constant pressure and targets the whole movement

Precision targeting-adaptive strategy focusing on effects based and applies operational patience
Minimizes collateral damage

30
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What are some secondary effects of training management

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ID Intel gaps
Prioritizes and synergizes operational effort
Long term application

31
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What are the outputs for “focused” principle

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Fully developed TVA

collection management that is developed in conjunction with friendly COA

32
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What are the outputs for “effects based” principle

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CDE
Target taxonomy
Facilitated through FUSION meetings
Incorporate IO planner in COADEV

33
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What are the outputs for “interdisciplinary” principle

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Fully understand available assets
Fully developed collection management
Fully developed sync told such as OVERLAYS that show gaps

34
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What are the outputs for “systematic” principle

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If desired effects are not scheduled, targets are recycled through process

35
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What are the steps of Target value analysis

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ID the threats
Analyze the threats
     Critical capability
      Critical requirement
       Critical vulnerability
ID high value targets and develop HVTL
Detailed friend COA analysis
analyze and ID HPT
Develop HPTL

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