text: Chapter 2
  Theater Army G-6
  2-50. The theater army G-6 plans, prioritizes, and coordinates communications and automated information
  systems requirements to support Army units in a theater of operations. The G-6 integrates information
  systems support to geographic combatant commander-designated joint, interorganizational, and
  multinational partners. The G-6 assesses the network’s ability to meet the commander’s requirements and
  develops relevant parts of operation orders, operation plans, and concept plans. The theater army G-6
  validates communications and information systems requirements and urgent operational needs statements for
  Army units in theater, and makes recommendations for resourcing.
  * Headquarters section. Supervises planning, requirements development, and information
  management policy for information systems support for the theater army headquarters and Army
  forces in theater.
  * Operations section. G-6 operations coordinates with military and civil communications
  authorities of the host nation and integrates information systems support to geographic combatant
  commander-designated joint, interorganizational, and multinational partners. The operations
  section validates information system requirements and service requests to support Army forces in
  theater. The section develops information system requirements to support Army and joint
  exercises, and plans, implements, and analyzes information system requirements for the
  headquarters.
   COMSEC account manager. The COMSEC account manager maintains the theater army
  headquarters COMSEC account, establishes COMSEC operations policies, and enforces
  policies in the theater army area of operations. The COMSEC account manager also provides
  user-level training on COMSEC material management and accountability.
   Spectrum element. The spectrum element coordinates with other spectrum managers to
  integrate Army and joint systems with the headquarters network. The element coordinates,
  manages, and apportions frequency assignments for land forces in theater. The spectrum
  manager coordinates with host-nation spectrum authorities to deconflict military use of the
  electromagnetic spectrum.
  * Programs, policy, and projects headquarters section. The programs, policy, and projects
  headquarters section of the main command post plans and controls the headquarters’ information
  management architecture and long-range modernization plans. The section tracks the status of the
  headquarters’ automated information systems and local area network. The section develops and
  justifies long-range financial plans, and conducts research and analysis to evaluate technology
  available to support user requirements.
   Projects branch. The projects branch manages network initiatives and projects for the theater
  army headquarters. The branch manages intra-theater information system projects, programs,
  and initiatives and integrates commercial off-the-shelf communications and information
  systems into the theater network. The branch coordinates with national- and strategic-level
  information systems engineering activities to implement information technology initiatives in
  support of theater army operations and plans.
   Cybersecurity branch. The cybersecurity branch establishes, manages, and assesses the
  headquarters’ cybersecurity program. The branch provides user-level cybersecurity
  awareness training to help secure the network infrastructure and oversees, assesses, and
  supports information technology systems accreditation according to the DOD risk
  management framework. Refer to DODI 8510.01 for detailed information about the DOD risk
  management framework.
   Programs and policy branch. The programs and policy branch plans and controls theater
  army headquarters basing initiatives, information management architecture, and long-range
  modernization plans. The branch develops and justifies long-range financial plans that support
  users’ information system requirements.
   Enterprise architecture branch. The enterprise architecture branch ensures compliance and
  interoperability of the Army information technology architecture within the theater, in support
  of the regional cyber center. The branch manages the theater portion of the Army information
  management program to support network-enabled, knowledge-based operations. The