text: FM 2-22.3
  Chapter 4
  HUMINT Operations Planning and Management
  4-1. HUMINT operations planning and management are supported by a
  robust structure that includes staff elements such as the C2X when working
  with non-US forces at the Joint intelligence staff level, G2X at the Division,
  Corps intelligence staff, the HUMINT operations section in the MI Battalion,
  and HAT in the Division and Corps ACE. It also includes C2 elements at the
  MI battalion, company, platoon, and team levels. The OMT provides the first
  level of staff and C2 functions when two or more HCTs deploy in support of
  an operation. (See Table 4-1.)
  Table 4-1. HUMINT Operations.
  TTEECCHHNNIICCAALL
  IISSRR MMIISSSSIIOONN
  EECCHHEELLOONN SSUUPPPPOORRTT AANNDD
  PPLLAANNNNIINNGG EEXXEECCUUTTIIOONN
  DDEECCOONNFFLLIICCTTIIOONN
  CCOOMMBBIINNEEDD CC22//AACCEE CC22XX//OOMMTT MMII CCDDRR
  MMII CCDDRR
  JJOOIINNTT JJ22//AACCEE JJ22XX//OOMMTT
  ((AAMMIIBB oorrMMII BBaattttaalliioonn))
  CCOORRPPSS//DDIIVVIISSIIOONN GG22//AACCEE GG22XX//OOMMTT MMII CCDDRR//OOMMTT
  BBRRIIGGAADDEE SS22 MMII CCDDRR//OOMMTT MMII CCDDRR//OOMMTT
  HUMINT AND THE OPERATIONS PROCESS
  4-2. Following the operations process defined in FM 3-0, Chapter 6, there are
  four components within HUMINT operations: Plan, Prepare, Execute, and
  Assess.
  PLAN
  4-3. HUMINT planning defines collection objectives, when to collect it, and
  which resources will be tasked to do the collection. Commanders with
  HUMINT collection assets in their units receive collection tasking based on
  requirements developed during ISR planning. The commander and staff, in
  concert with their supporting OMTs, assess the requirements and task the
  team or teams best capable of answering the requirement based on contact
  placement and access.
  4-4. Another aspect to consider carefully during the Plan phase of the
  operational cycle is technical control. Technical control is ensuring adherence
  to existing policies and regulations, providing information and guidance of a
  technical nature, and supervising the MOS-specific TTP required in