text: Organic and Task-Organized Structure
  * CBRN cell. The CBRN cell provides the commander planning, integration, and synchronization
  of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosives (CBRNE) operations throughout the
  range of military operations to support the commander’s intent and scheme of maneuver. It serves
  as the principal CBRNE advisory body to the commander and staff and is responsible for the
  planning and execution of all CBRNE operations and functions. It provides staff estimates and
  OPLAN/OPORD documents and related support as required
  * Engineer cell. The engineer cell provides the commander planning, integration, tracking, and
  synchronization of engineer operations. It serves as the principal engineer advisory body to the
  commander and staff. It is responsible for the planning and execution of all engineer functional
  operations. It provides staff estimates and OPLAN/OPORD documents and support as required.
  * Military police cell. The military police cell provides the commander planning, integration, and
  synchronization of military police operations, focusing on integrating and synchronizing military
  police support to support the commander’s intent and scheme of sustainment. It serves as the
  principal military police advisor commander and staff. It is responsible for the planning and
  execution of all military police operations and provides staff estimates and interaction in the
  development of OPLANs/OPORDs and related planning documents.
  * Fires cell. The fires cell provides the commander planning, integration, and synchronization of
  fire support to achieve the commander’s intent. It is responsible for the planning and execution of
  all fires support and functions and provides staff estimates and related planning documents as
  required in the development of OPLANs/OPORDs.
  * Cyber electromagnetic activities cell. The cyber electromagnetic activities cell coordinates and
  synchronizes cyberspace and electronic warfare operations for effective collaboration across the
  staff elements. This section includes the electronic warfare officer (who has additional
  responsibility as the cyberspace planner), the spectrum manager, the electronic warfare technician,
  and electronic warfare noncommissioned officers. The cyberspace electromagnetic activities
  section is key to the collaboration of cyberspace and electronic warfare operations. The cyberspace
  planner understands the operations and missions of the unit and the commander's intent. The
  cyberspace electromagnetic activities section participates in the planning and targeting process
  and leads the cyberspace electromagnetic activities working group to support the military
  decisionmaking process (MDMP). The cyberspace planner requests effects provided by
  nonorganic resources.
  S-4 SECTION
  2-15. The S-4 section provides supervision and coordination of logistics support, operational contract
  support, field feeding, supply, distribution, transportation, and maintenance support for the MEB and
  subordinate units. It coordinates support of the assigned and attached organizations within the MEB and
  provides staff estimates and products in the development of OPLANs/OPORDs as required. General
  engineering is primarily supervised and coordinated by the S-3 section in the MEB. The S-4 section consists
  of the—
  * Logistics management section. The logistics management section provides supervision and
  coordination of logistics, supply, and maintenance support for the MEB and subordinate units. It
  coordinates equipment recovery and evacuation operations and manages Class IX requirements
  for the MEB. It also provides staff estimates and products in the development of OPLANs and
  OPORDs as required.
  * Property book office. The property book office coordinates and executes property book
  responsibilities for the MEB and for assigned and attached units.
  * Mobility section. The mobility section provides supervision, support, and coordination of
  transportation for the MEB and task-organized units. The mobility section provides staff estimates
  and products in the development of OPLANs and OPORDs as required.
  * Food operations section. The food operations section provides supervision, support, and
  coordination of field feeding for the MEB and subordinate units. The food operations section
  provides staff estimates and products in the development of OPLANs and OPORDs as required.