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  from other components and agencies are integrated throughout the TF as
  required to facilitate their specialized collection requirements. Specific tabs
  may include joint debriefing and interrogation facility operations, source
  operations, DOCEX, or open-source information.
  OPERATIONAL COORDINATION
  4-56. HUMINT collection is not conducted in a vacuum. Coordination with
  MI organizations and non-MI agencies, units, and staff organizations is often
  critical to expedite and complete HUMINT collection operations. (See
  Appendix C for predeployment planning.)
  MI ORGANIZATIONS
  4-57. Elements involved in HUMINT planning, execution, and analysis need
  to maintain close coordination with their counterparts in the other
  intelligence disciplines. Coordination includes but is not limited to the
  disciplines shown below.
  Imagery Intelligence:
  • Support imagery analysis by using HUMINT sources to identify or
  confirm the identification of items in imagery. This includes, for
  example, using human sources to identify the functions of buildings
  that have been tentatively identified through external imagery.
  • Coordinate for current military or civilian imagery to use in the
  questioning of sources.
  • Cue requirements managers and others involved in imagery tasking on
  locations or activities for imagery collection.
  • Coordinate for IMINT information to verify information obtained
  through HUMINT collection.
  • Provide imagery for analysis (through still and video photography and
  captured imagery).
  • Coordinate for technical support as required when questioning
  personnel on subjects related to imagery.
  • Obtain imagery-related collection requirements that can be answered
  by human sources.
  Signals Intelligence:
  • Support signals analysis by using HUMINT sources to identify or
  confirm the information obtained through SIGINT collection.
  • Coordinate for current SIGINT information to use in the questioning of
  sources.
  • Cue requirements managers and others involved in SIGINT tasking on
  locations or activities (including communications types and
  frequencies) for SIGINT collection.
  • Coordinate for information to verify information obtained through
  HUMINT collection.
  • Provide SIGINT-related CEDs for SIGINT analysis.