Targeting Process I Flashcards

1
Q

Definition of Army targeting

The process of

A

The process of

  • selecting targets
  • matching the appropriate response capabilities

Targeting is the process of
-fusing Intel and ops

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2
Q

How to overcome the challenge?

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Thorough IPB

  • TVA
  • COG analysis
  • CARVER

Operations and intel fusion S2/S3

Update collection plan

PIRs =decision points

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3
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Positive effects of targeting

optimal ip

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  • Operational efforts Prioritizes/synergizes
  • Patience for higher gains
  • TGTs entire movement vs. individuals
  • Intel gaps ID
  • Minimizes CDE among populace
  • Adaptive effects based offensive operational strategy
  • Long term implication
  • IO opportunities created
  • Pressure adversary OPs Cycle constantly
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4
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Target Guidelines (principles)
SIDE F
A

Effects based

Interdisciplinary.

Directs

Systematic

Focused

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5
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Definition target function/type?

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Is an entity or object

performs a function for the enemy

considered for possible engagement or other action.

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6
Q

Target characteristics?

PFC ET

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Physical
Functional
Cognitive
Environmental
Temporal
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7
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Physical?

READ

A

describe the target

  • five senses
  • through sensor derived signatures

Location, shape, size,…

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Functional?

READ

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what the target does
how it does it

within the greater target system

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Cognitive?

READ

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how the targets

  • process information
  • exercise control functions
  • decision cycle works
  • behavior
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Environmental

READ

A

environmental effects on the target

  • methods used to affect
  • Terrain features
  • dependencies

measures

  • denial
  • deception
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11
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Temporal?

vulnerability to

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vulnerability to

  • detection
  • attack
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12
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Two Targeting categories and sub-categories

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Deliberate

  • scheduled
  • on call

Dynamic-

  • unplanned
  • unanticipated

both can be
Sensitive
TST

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13
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Two types of dynamic targets?

READ

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Unplanned-may not have been detected or located in sufficient time to meet planning deadlines

Unanticipated- are unknown or not expected to exist in the operational environment

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14
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AGM

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target matrix addresses

  • how
  • when
  • desired effects

allows a staff to propose the most efficient available option

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15
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Target Value Analysis TVA

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identifies potential

  • HVTs
  • enemy functions
  • key to enemy success
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16
Q

Who is responsible for directing the effort to detect HPTs?

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G2 or S2

17
Q

Definition of target development list

think about the steps

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The systematic examination of potential
-individual targets

  • systems
  • components
  • elements
18
Q

Intelligence collection vs targeting

Targeting requires

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Targeting requires

  • specificity
  • working down to the primary source

Intel collection doesn’t

19
Q

Vetting

IAL

A

intelligence to targeting

  • accuracy
  • level of confidence

functional characterization

20
Q

Validation
CMDs COG

compliance

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Ensures all vetted targets meet the

commanders

  • criteria
  • objectives
  • Guidance

LOW and ROE compliance

21
Q

Objective of targeting

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ID resources the enemy can least afford to lose