text: Rules of Engagement and United States Code
  Headquarters, Department of the Army spectrum management policies and guidance throughout the Army.
  In this capacity, the chief information officer/G-6 ensures compliance with Title 47 USC as well as other
  applicable federal, DOD, and military department EMS governance and policy to minimize radio frequency
  interference at DOD and Service test ranges and installations for activities such as Global Positioning System
  testing and EA clearances for training, testing, and evaluation.
  B-16. USC Title 50, War and National Defense provide authorities concerning the conduct of both military
  and intelligence activities of the U.S. Government. Intelligence activities conducted by the United States
  Government must be appropriately authorized, conform to the Constitution, and conducted under presidential
  authority. Executive Order 12333 establishes the framework and organization of the intelligence community
  as directed by the President of the United States. For example, the order identifies the National Security
  Agency as the lead for SIGINT. DOD policy documents, including DODM 5240.01 establishes DOD policy
  for the conduct of intelligence operations.
  B-17. The Army strictly limits and controls the collection of information on U.S. civilians in the United
  States. AR 381-10 identifies the types, means, and constraints concerning collection, retention, and
  dissemination of information in the United States and on U.S. civilians. This regulation applies to cyberspace
  within the boundaries of the United States and U.S. civilians abroad. Table B-1, page B-4, summarizes USC
  sections specific to cyberspace roles. USC Title 18 exempts criminal intelligence from some constraints
  regarding the collection and retention of U.S. civilians’ information.