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  Table 5-2. Battlefield surveillance brigade information collection assets
  Warfighting
  Organization Capability
  Function
  Movement and Reconnaissance
  Conduct area, zone, or route reconnaissance.
  Maneuver squadron
  Provide signals intercept and signal emitter location data that
  use 12-person multifunction teams that combine signals
  intelligence, human intelligence, and counterintelligence
  capabilities and supporting operational management teams.
  Provide counterintelligence and human intelligence teams
  and supporting operational management teams that provide
  Military intelligence general support to division or corps collection requirements.
  Intelligence battalion
  Provide counterintelligence and human intelligence teams
  intelligence operations
  that provide general support to augment capabilities of a
  maneuver brigade.
  Provide counterintelligence or human intelligence capability to
  a functional brigade.
  Provide aerial reconnaissance and surveillance capability.
  Provide battle damage assessment capability.
  Support development of brigade common operational picture,
  targeting, intelligence preparation of the battlefield, and
  analysis of reporting across all the warfighting functions and
  development of intelligence products.
  Provide geospatial intelligence.
  Headquarters and
  Intelligence
  headquarters company Receive, process, and display near-real time information from
  nonorganic airborne sensors, including joint surveillance
  target attack radar system.
  Provide additional information collected during conduct of
  primary missions.
  Provide information and intelligence developed and
  Brigade support
  Sustainment disseminated through mission command systems (such as
  company
  command post of the future).
  Provide additional information collected during conduct of
  Brigade headquarters
  Mission primary missions.
  and headquarters
  Command Provide signal retransmission teams that provide additional
  company
  observation posts.
  FIRES BRIGADE
  5-32. Normally fires brigades are assigned, attached, or placed under the operational control of a division
  headquarters. However, these brigades may be attached or placed under operational control to a corps
  headquarters, a joint forces land component command, a joint task force (JTF), or another Service or
  functional component. Fire brigades are task organized to accomplish missions.
  5-33. Fires brigades reconnoiter, detect, and attack targets and confirm the effectiveness of fires. Fire
  brigades have robust communications and control systems that facilitate the efficient application of fires.
  They have the necessary fire support and targeting structure to effectively execute the entire decide, detect,
  deliver, and assess targeting process for their assigned tasks.
  5-34. The fires brigade and each of its subordinate organizations can be augmented (task-organized) as
  required. For instance, executing a strike may require placing additional collection assets capabilities under
  operational control of the fires brigade headquarters. Alternatively, the BFSB can retain control of its
  organic assets and provide the information and desired effects to the fires brigade.