text: FM 2-22.3 _________________________________________________________________________________
  Table 4-4. Joint Support Categories.
  (from FM 3-0, derived from JP 0-2 and JP 3-0)
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  DEVELOP HUMINT REQUIREMENTS
  4-17. The first step in the RM process is to develop intelligence requirements
  that accurately identify and prioritize the commander’s concerns about the
  threat and the battlefield environment that must be resolved to accomplish
  the mission. The G2/S2X, or his representative, normally supports the G2/S2
  by identifying HUMINT collection requirements and opportunities and
  advises the command and staff on HUMINT capabilities. The HUMINT
  representative must be able to discuss any delays or risks involved in using
  HUMINT assets. Through participation in the requirements development
  process, the HUMINT representative has a thorough understanding of the
  commander’s intent and concept of operations and is better able to support
  the overall ISR effort.
  4-18. The analysis of HUMINT requirements is normally a coordinated effort
  between the HUMINT and CI staff officer (C/J/G/S2X) and the HAT of the
  supporting analysis element. The C/J/G/S2X team––
  • Records all HUMINT requirements whether generated internally
  (Specific Orders) or received from other echelons or units (Requests).
  • Tracks each requirement from receipt to final satisfaction.
  • Reviews each requirement for its––
   Feasibility. Feasibility is a determination if a requirement can be
  answered given available time and resources.
   Completeness. Does the requirement contain all the specifics
  needed for collection, such as: What the collection requirement is?
  When the latest time information is of value (LTIOV)? Why it needs
  to be collected? Who needs the results of the collection?
   Necessity. The C/J/G/S2X team, with the assistance of the HAT,
  checks available intelligence databases to determine if the required