text: Chapter 2
  2-38. A military intelligence company is employed to meet the MEB commander’s information collection
  tasks (see FM 3-55). The MEB staff develops a scheme of information collection that employs collection
  assets based on the MEB’s mission, priority intelligence requirements (PIRs), concept of operations, the
  commander’s intent, and requirements tasked from higher. This scheme integrates intelligence operations
  with the MEB’s overall operation. The military intelligence company positions military intelligence
  collection assets to—
  * Satisfy specific information requirements.
  * Expose threat vulnerabilities.
  * Detect targets.
  * Collect information for assessment of lethal and nonlethal effects.
  * Identify opportunities as they arise.
  * Monitor key locations.
  2-39. Table 2-6 provides an overview of the military intelligence planning requirements and capabilities at
  the company level that may be task-organized to the MEB. For additional information on military intelligence
  operations see FM 3-22.
  Table 2-6. Military intelligence mission planning and capabilities
  Organization Mission Planning Capabilities
  Military intelligence 1 per MEB • Intelligence analysis and support and coordination and
  company execution of tactical intelligence operations.
  • Threat analysis, situation development, target
  development, and combat assessment in support of the
  brigade.
  • Collection management, human intelligence collection
  planning, and multisensor visualization (through the
  tactical ground station) for the brigade commander and
  staff.
  • Execution of human intelligence operations to include
  planning and deconflicting missions, initial Military Source
  Operations screening and referrals, collection and
  document and media exploitation in support of the
  commander’s information requirements in the brigade
  AO.
  • Limited signals intelligence support to include radio
  direction finding and mapping of the electronic battlefield,
  along with receipt, dissemination, and integration of
  SIGINT-derived products into Intelligence, surveillance,
  and reconnaissance analysis and reporting.
  • Coordinates with the electronic warfare platoon to
  integrate signals intelligence and electronic warfare
  capabilities to target adversary electronic capabilities in
  support the friendly scheme of maneuver.