ART 2.2 Support to Situational Understanding
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1 ART 2.2 Support to Situational Understanding Support to situational understanding is the task of providing information and intelligence to commanders to assist them in achieving a clear understanding of the force s current state with relation to the threat and other aspects of the AO. It supports the commander s ability to make sound decisions. (FM 2-0) (USAICoE) NO. Scale Measure 01 Yes/No Unit supported the commander s visualization of the battlefield and situational understanding of the threat. 02 Time Required to provide intelligence products that facilitate the commander s visualization and situational understanding of the threat. 03 Percent Of information and intelligence accurate in light of events. 04 Percent Of information and intelligence requested by commander completed by latest time of value. 05 Percent Of produced intelligence judged relevant to military situations. 06 Percent Of produced intelligence judged timely by users. 07 Percent Of produced intelligence judged useable by users. Supporting Collective Tasks: Task No Title Proponent Echelon Conduct Continuous Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Missions Coordinate Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Support Manage Analysis & Control Element (ACE) Operations 01 - Aviation/Aviation Logistics 01 - Aviation/Aviation Logistics Company Company Platoon
2 Coordinate Analysis and Control Element (ACE) Operations Manage the ISR Analysis Platoon Manage Fusion Analysis and Production Conduct Fusion Analysis Produce Fusion Products Collaborate Analysis With Supporting Theater and National Agencies Through JWICS and SIPRNET at a Detention Facility Process Captured Enemy Documents and Material at a Detention Facility Provide Support to Deployment of a Military Battalion (Interrogation) Platoon Platoon
3 Access National and Higher Echelon Databases Through JWICS and SIPRNET at a Detention Facility Maintain Situational Awareness of the Operational Environment at a Detention Facility Provide Overwatch Manage the Support Element (ISE) Provide Advanced Geospatial (AGI) Support to Operations Provide Measurement and Signature (MASINT) Support to Operations Manage the Information Dominance Center (IDC) Provide Tactical Exploitation System (TES) Support To the Process
4 Coordinate Counterintelligence Activities Conduct Human (HUMINT) Screening Perform Document and Media Exploitation (DOMEX) Conduct Cellular Exploitation (CELLEX) Collect Human (HUMINT) Debrief Persons of Interest Perform Counterintelligence Missions at a Detention Facility Manage Mobile Interrogation s from a Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center (JIDC)
5 Debrief US or Allied Personnel Who Have Escaped or Evaded Capture Interrogate Detained Personnel at a Joint Interrogation and Debriefing Center (JIDC) Provide Situational Understanding of the Unit Area of Operations Provide Support Input to Targeting Process Guardrail Common Sensor (GRCS) Data Conduct Voice Communications Intercept or Radio Direction Finding (RDF) Using the AN/MLQ-40 Prophet System From the Halt Conduct Voice Communications Intercept Using the AN/MLQ-40 Prophet System On the Move Provide Support to Nonlethal Targeting
6 Provide Mission Command for Distributive Tactical Exploitation System/Tactical Exploitation System-Lite (DTES/TES-Lite) Operations Provide Distributive Tactical Exploitation System (DTES) IMINT/SIGINT Support to Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB) Produce Tactical Exploitation System (TES) Products Provide Geospatial Support to Operations Provide Common Ground Station (CGS) Multidiscipline Support Perform Human (HUMINT) Operations Cell (HOC) Missions Perform Analysis Manage Requests for Information (RFI)
7 Process Captured Enemy Documents and Material Maintain the Current Threat Situation Provide Support to Deployment Manage Human (HUMINT) Activities () Conduct Information Collection, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance of CBRN Threats Provide Security for Operational Forces (Division Echelon and Above [Operational]) 71 - Combined Arms Echelons Above Corps
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