text: Intelligence at and Across Echelons
  7-15. INSCOM’s functional commands and major subordinate commands include the following:
  ⚫ The 116th MI Brigade (Aerial Exploitation) provides aerial intelligence collection platforms,
  associated PED, the Army Open-Source Center, and C2 at forward locations. The Army Open-
  Source Center is an OSINT organization that provides intelligence reach and supplementary
  support to Army major commands and units worldwide, coalition forces and JTFs, and other
  Services.
  ⚫ The U.S. Army CI Command conducts the full range of CI functions (operations, investigations,
  collection, analysis and production, and technical services and support activities).
  ⚫ The Army Operations Group conducts global, full range HUMINT operations.
  ⚫ The National Ground Intelligence Center provides all-source intelligence and GEOINT on
  foreign ground forces, S&TI, general MI, and I2 on foreign ground forces. The Army GEOINT
  Battalion, as a National Ground Intelligence Center and INSCOM battalion, is the Army’s lead
  force for GEOINT readiness and joint support to targeting. The Army GEOINT Battalion—
  ▪ Conducts GEOINT to support worldwide military operations and national-level
  requirements.
  ▪ Provides GEOINT support to joint targeting contingency planning and foundational MI.
  ▪ Provides national-level representation for Army GEOINT collection.
  ▪ Enables Army intelligence readiness through GEOINT Foundry mission and exercise
  support.
  ⚫ The Cyber Military Intelligence Group, 780th MI Brigade, and other major subordinate
  commands (704th MI Brigade, 706th MI Group, the European Cryptologic Center, and the
  Expeditionary Operations Support Group) provide worldwide focus on threat analysis and
  emerging technologies (some in the cyberspace domain) with a goal of maintaining pace with
  ever-changing technologies and thereat advancements.
  Army Intelligence and Security Enterprise
  The AISE provides critical and unique assistance to the Army’s national to tactical intelligence
  effort. The enterprise includes the following INSCOM offices, which assist in enabling Army
  cryptology, CI, GEOINT, HUMINT, and OSINT:
  • Army Cryptologic Office (also known as ACO).
  • Army GEOINT Office (also known as AGO).
  • Army HUMINT Operations Center (also known as AHOC).
  • Army OSINT Office (also known as AOO).
  • Army Security Office (also known as ASO).
  • Army Trojan Management Office (also known as ATMO).
  • DA Intelligence Information Services (also known as DA IIS).
  See ATP 2-19.1-2 for more information on the AISE offices.
  SECTION III – FIGHTING FOR INTELLIGENCE ACROSS ECHELONS
  7-16. Fighting for intelligence at echelon is difficult; fighting for intelligence across echelons is vastly
  complex. For national and joint levels, INSCOM, and at each Army echelon, there are so many varied
  capabilities performing many different roles across the intelligence enterprise. Different aspects of the
  intelligence enterprise include—
  ⚫ Authorities, authorizations, and oversight.
  ⚫ Different collection capabilities.
  ⚫ All-source analytic centers, organizations, and units.
  ⚫ Supporting enterprises across most of the intelligence disciplines.