text: Appendix D
  Table D-1. High-payoff target list (example)
  High-Payoff Target List
  Phase or Critical Event
  Priority Category Targets
  1 ADA SA-15, SA-17, Tracking Radar, Engagement Radar
  2 Fire Support HVY MRL, Cannon ARTY, CTR BTY Radar
  3 R&S UAS GCS, Scouts
  4 Lift ATK helo, FARP, Utility helo, Airfields
  5 Sustainment Bulk fuel, logistics, ammunition, maintenance
  ADA – air defense artillery, ARTY– artillery, ATK – attack, BTY – battery, CTR – counter, FARP –
  forward arming and refuel point, GCS – ground control station, helo – helicopter, HVY – heavy,
  MRL-multiple rocket launcher, R&S – reconnaissance and surveillance, SA – surface-to-air, UAS –
  unmanned aircraft systems
  TARGET SELECTION STANDARDS
  D-6. TSS are usually comprised of the essential elements listed in the TSS matrix. Table D-2 provides an
  example format of a TSS matrix. Units may develop their own target selection format:
  * HPT. This refers to the designated HPT that the collection manager is tasked to acquire.
  * TIMELINESS. Valid targets are reported to weapon systems within the designated timeliness
  criteria.
  * ACCURACY. Valid targets must be reported to the weapon system meeting the required TLE
  criteria. The criteria are the least restrictive TLE considering the capabilities of available weapons
  system. A compiled list of sensor TLE can be found within the Joint Munitions Effectiveness
  Manual Weaponeering Software (referred to as JWS).
  * SIZE. Echelons should understand the size of the element to be engaged. This assists in the
  efficient use of capabilities to maximize resource employment. Echelons should establish
  discrimination criteria based on capability or objectives. The targeting team must determine
  engagement standards during the development of the TSS.
  Table D-2. Target selection standards matrix (example)
  Target Selection Standards
  High-Payoff Target Timeliness Accuracy Size
  Tor 15 minutes 200 meters Battery
  HVY MRL 30 minutes 100 meters Battalion
  Ammunition Holding Point 6 hours 200 meters
  UAS ground control station 1 hour 100 meters Individual
  Counter-battery radar 30 minutes 200 meters Section
  Print Facilities 2 hours 50 meters Individual
  Forward arming and refueling point 1 hour 200 meters
  Access Point (Internet Activities) 10 minutes 50 meters Individual
  HVY – heavy, MRL– multiple rocket launcher, Tor – surface-to-air missile system, UAS – unmanned aircraft systems
  ATTACK GUIDANCE MATRIX
  D-7. The AGM example in table D-3 on page D-4 provides guidance on what HPT should be attacked and
  when and how they should be attacked. Units may develop their own AGM format. The AGM includes the
  following elements:
  * High-payoff target. The high-payoff target column is a prioritized list of HPTs by phase of the
  operation. This column lists the HPTs identified during war gaming or the targeting working
  group. These targets have priority for engagement.