text: Foundational Guidelines
  SPACE OPERATIONS OFFICER
  1-84. A space operations officer is in charge of the space support element and is responsible for providing
  space-related tactical support, coordination of space capabilities, and may conduct integrated joint special
  technical operations (referred to as IJSTO) available to the command. The space support element performs
  targeting tasks or activities by providing the targeting team with space domain awareness.
  1-85. The space support element under the supervision of the space operations officer provides implications
  of the Denied, Degraded, and Disrupted Space Operational Environment (referred to as D3SOE) on targeting
  operations. In conjunction with the G-2 intelligence section, they identify adversary space-based and space
  domain targets reliant or enabling capabilities.
  1-86. In coordination with the G-2 and G-3, identifies space-based and space domain capabilities of adjacent,
  joint, mission partners, and civilian organizations in the assigned AO. They conduct TVA of space-based
  capabilities and space domain systems to develop potential targets. Working with the targeting officer and
  FAIO they contribute to TSS, AGM, and BDA development for space-based and space domain targets. The
  space operations officer participates in targeting battle rhythm events.
  CIVIL AFFAIRS OFFICER
  1-87. The assistant chief of staff, civil affairs operations (referred to as the G-9) is responsible for evaluating
  the civil environment during mission analysis, planning, and execution. The G-9 uses the understanding of
  the interaction of the operational and mission variables to identify critical capabilities for addition to the NSL,
  RTL/JTL, and potential sensitive targets. The G-9 participates in targeting battle rhythm events.
  PSYCHOLOGICAL OPERATIONS OFFICER
  1-88. The psychological operations officer’s responsibilities include advising the commander and unit staff
  on military information support operations. They identify potential targets such as HPTs to be influenced and
  provide input to the command targeting guidance.
  1-89. The psychological operations officer coordinates military information support operations focused
  targeting with relevant sections such as fires, information operations, civil affairs, and the deception officer.
  They conduct planning and evaluate military information support operations effectiveness with the G-2.
  AIR AND MISSILE DEFENSE OFFICER
  1-90. The air and missile defense officer is the senior advisor to the commander on all air and missile defense
  operations and activities. The air and missile defense officer coordinates the defense of the commander's
  specified critical assets against air and missile threats.
  1-91. The air and missile defense officer supervises the execution of the following targeting tasks or activities
  by supporting the intelligence section in the identification of integrated air defense system, HVTs, and to
  determine target characteristics. They assist the FAIO and intelligence section with integrated air defense
  system TSS, and BDA criteria. The air and missile defense officer nominates integrated air defense system
  HPTs, and TAIs, and participates in targeting battle rhythm events.
  CHIEF OF PROTECTION
  1-92. The chief of protection has coordinating staff responsibilities for the chemical, biological, radiological,
  and nuclear (CBRN) officer; the explosive ordnance disposal officer; the operations security officer; the
  personnel recovery officer; the provost marshal; and the safety officer.
  1-93. The chief of protection supervises the execution of the following targeting tasks or activities by
  identifying threat CBRN effects, critical capabilities, requirements, and vulnerabilities. They conduct TVA
  of threat CBRN capabilities and characteristics to determine their HVTs and nominates HPTs and TAIs to
  affect threat CBRN capacity.
  1-94. Under the supervision of the chief of protection they contribute to TSS, AGM, and BDA development
  for threat CBRN capabilities and provide updates to the NSL. They nominate targets to the RTL/JTL and