text: Appendix B
  Intelligence Warfighting Function Tasks
  THE ARMY INTELLIGENCE WARFIGHTING FUNCTION TASK
  LIST
  B-1. The Army Intelligence Warfighting Function Task (IWFT) List is a comprehensive, but not all-
  inclusive, listing of Army IWFTs, missions, and operations intended to inform commanders, staffs, and
  Soldiers of intelligence warfighting function contributions. Units and staffs perform these tasks, missions,
  and operations or capabilities at the corps level and below. As a reference, the Army IWFT List captures
  doctrinal tasks associated with the intelligence warfighting function. (See figure B-1.)
  Notes. This appendix is a proponent-developed listing of Army IWFTs. The numbering system is
  based on the Functional Category 2 (Intelligence) for doctrine, assigned in accordance with
  DA PAM 25-40.
  Appendix B can be treated as a stand-alone appendix; therefore, acronyms and definitions have
  been reintroduced.
  Figure B-1. Intelligence warfighting function tasks
  PROVIDE INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO FORCE GENERATION
  (IWFT 2.1)
  B-2. Force generation is an element of military force. It is the operation that creates and provides units for
  projection and employment to enable military effects and influence across multiple operational environments.
  It is the primary responsibility of the Services to develop, provide, and preserve forces in support of the
  national military strategy to enable the combatant commanders to execute their missions (AR 525-29).
  Provide intelligence support to force generation is the intelligence warfighting function’s flexible and
  responsive support to the Army sustainable readiness model that involves providing intelligence readiness;
  planning, establishing, and revising an intelligence architecture; providing intelligence overwatch; and
  tailoring the intelligence force. These activities facilitate the design and augmentation of military forces