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  f.(U) Third Party. Identify and describe other organizations, both local and external to the area of
  operations that have the ability to influence cyberspace and EW operations or the implementation of
  cyberspace and EW operations specific equipment and tactics. This category includes criminal and non-
  state sponsored rogue elements.
  g.(U) Civil Considerations. Describe the aspects of the civil situation that impact cyberspace and EW
  operations. See Tab C (Civil Considerations) to Appendix 1 (Intelligence Estimate) to Annex B
  (Intelligence) and Annex K (Civil Affairs Operations) as required.
  h.(U) Attachments and Detachments. List units attached or detached only as necessary to clarify task
  organization. List any cyberspace and EW operations assets attached or detached, and resources
  available from higher headquarters. See Annex A (Task Organization) as required.
  i.(U) Assumptions. List any CEMA specific assumptions.
  2. (U) Mission. State the commander’s mission and describe cyberspace operations and EW to support
  the base plan or order.
  3. (U) Execution.
  a. Scheme of Cyberspace Electromagnetic Activities. Describe how cyberspace and EW operations
  support the commander’s intent and concept of operations. Establish the priorities of support to units for
  each phase of the operation. State how cyberspace and EW effects will degrade, disrupt, deny, and deceive
  the enemy. State the defensive and offensive cyberspace and EW measures. Identify target sets and effects,
  by priority. Describe the general concept for the integration of cyberspace and EW operations. List the
  staff sections, elements, and working groups responsible for aspects of CEMA. Include the cyberspace and
  EW collection methods for information developed in staff section, elements, and working groups outside
  the CEMA section and working group. Describe the plan for the integration of unified action and
  nongovernmental partners and organizations. See Annex C (Operations) as required. This section is
  designed to provide insight and understanding of the components of cyberspace and EW and how these
  activities are integrated across the operational plan. It is recommended that this appendix include an
  understanding of technical requirements.
  This appendix concentrates on the integration requirements for cyberspace and EW operations and
  references appropriate annexes and appendixes as needed to reduce duplication.
  (1) (U) Organization for Combat. Provide direction for the proper organization for combat,
  including the unit designation, nomenclature, and tactical task.
  (2) (U) Miscellaneous. Provide any other information necessary for planning not already
  mentioned.
  b. (U) Scheme of Cyberspace Operations. Describe how cyberspace operations support the
  commander’s intent and concept of operations. Describe the general concept for the implementation of
  planned cyberspace operations measures. Describe the process to integrate unified action partners and
  nongovernmental organizations into operations, including cyberspace requirements and constraints.
  Identify risks associated with cyberspace operations. Include collateral damage, discovery, attribution,
  fratricide (to U.S. or allied or multinational networks or information), and possible conflicts. Describe
  actions that will prevent enemy and adversary action(s) to critically degrade the unified command’s ability
  to effectively conduct military operations in its area of operations. Identify countermeasures and the
  responsible agency. List the warnings, and how they will be monitored. State how the cyberspace
  operations tasks will destroy, degrade, disrupt, and deny enemy computer networks. Identify and prioritize
  target sets and effect(s) in cyberspace. If appropriate, state how cyberspace operations support the
  accomplishment of the operation. Identify plans to detect or assign attribution of enemy and adversary
  actions in the physical domains and cyberspace. Ensure subordinate units are conducting
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  Figure A-1. Annex C, Appendix 12 (continued)