text: FM 7-100.1________________________________________________________________________________
  of fire support assets to adequately respond to all requirements. Therefore, the
  OPFOR uses the target attack methodology of plan, detect, deliver, and assess.
  Plan
  7-53. The plan phase provides the focus and priorities for the reconnaissance
  collection management and fire planning process. It employs an estimate of
  enemy intent, capabilities, and vulnerabilities in conjunction with an under-
  standing of the OPFOR mission and concept of operations. During the plan
  phase, the OSC commander, with advice from his IFC commander, makes a
  determination of what HPTs to look for, when and where they are likely to
  appear on the battlefield, who (reconnaissance or target acquisition assets)
  can locate them, and how the targets should be attacked.
  Detect
  7-54. During the detect phase, the reconnaissance plan is executed. As speci-
  fied targets are located, the appropriate command observation post (COP) or
  delivery system is notified to initiate the attack of the target. Figure 7-1 illus-
  trates the varying methods of reporting targets for attack from the point of
  detection by a sensor through delivery. The figure displays the methods along
  a range from the least to the most responsive.
  WEAPON
  PLATFORM
  LEGEND
  Units equipped with firing
  systems with onboard manual
  FIRING UNIT or automated fire direction
  capability
  COP/FDC
  WEAPON
  PLATFORM
  OSC IFC
  FSCC
  FIRING UNIT WEAPON
  OSC COP/FDC PLATFORM
  INTEL & INFO
  SECTION
  SENSOR HQ OSC IFC FIRING UNIT WEAPON
  OR DOWNLINK FSCC COP/FDC PLATFORM
  SITE
  HUMINT/TECH HUMINT/TECH HUMINT/TECH HUMINT/TECH
  SENSOR OR
  SENSOR MANEUVER CDR SENSOR SENSOR
  Less Responsive More Responsive
  Figure 7-1. Target Report Flow