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  process and information collection. The IO officer oversees the integration and synchronization of information-
  related capabilities for IO. The staff judge advocate advises the commander on the legality of operations.
  ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, INTELLIGENCE
  3-35. The G-2 or S-2 provides intelligence to support CEMA. The G-2 or S-2 facilitates understanding the
  enemy situation and other operational and mission variables. The G-2 or S-2 staff provides direct or indirect
  support to cyberspace operations and EW through information collection, enabling situational understanding,
  and supporting targeting and IO. The G-2 or S-2 further supports CEMA by—
  * Assessing CEMA intelligence and plans while overseeing information collection and analysis to
  support the IPB, target development, enemy COA estimates, and situational awareness.
  * Continually monitoring intelligence operations and coordinating intelligence with supporting
  higher, lateral, and subordinate echelons.
  * Coordinating SIGINT.
  * Coordinating for intelligence and local law enforcement support to enhance cyberspace security.
  * Leading the IPB and developing IPB products.
  * Overseeing the development and management of the electromagnetic order of battle.
  * Providing all-source intelligence to CEMA.
  * Coordinating with the G-3 or S-3 and fires support element to identify high-value target(s) from
  the high-payoff target list for each friendly COA.
  * Coordinating with the intelligence community to validate threat-initiated cyberspace attack or EA
  activities in the OE.
  * Requesting intelligence support and collaborating with the intelligence community and local law
  enforcement to gather intelligence related to threat cyberspace operations and EW in the OE.
  * Providing information and intelligence on threat cyberspace and EW characteristics that facilitate
  situational understanding and supports decision making.
  * Coordinating with Air Force Combat Weather Forecasters for information on the terrain and
  weather variables for situational awareness.
  * Ensuring information collection plans and operations support CEMA target development, target
  update requirements, and combat assessment.
  * Developing requests for information and collection for information requirements that exceed the
  unit’s organic intelligence capabilities.
  * Collecting, processing, storing, displaying, and disseminating cyberspace operations and EW
  relevant information throughout the operations process and through command and control
  systems.
  * Consolidating all high-value target(s) on a high-payoff target list.
  * Providing input for guarded frequencies from the intelligence community.
  * Providing the CEMA section and G-6 or S-6 prioritized EMS usage requirements for intelligence
  operations.
  * Participating as a member of the CEMA working group.
  * Assisting the CEMA spectrum manager in mitigating EMI and resolving EMS deconfliction and
  assisting with determining the source of unacceptable EMI.
  ASSISTANT CHIEF OF STAFF, SIGNAL
  3-36. In collaboration with the joint force and unified action partners (as appropriate), the G-6 or S-6 staff
  directly or indirectly supports cyberspace operations by conducting DODIN operations. G-6 or S-6 is the
  primary staff representative responsible for spectrum management operations. The G-6 or S-6 staff supports
  CEMA by—
  * Establishing the tactical portion of the DODIN-A, known as the tactical network, at theater army
  and below.