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  7-65. E-MIB commanders are responsible for the training, readiness, and certification of their subordinate
  battalions. Additionally, the theater army may task the E-MIB, once the E-MIB is set in theater, to assist in
  conducting RSOI as subsequent MI units deploy. IEW battalions are assigned to E-MIBs and task-organized
  to a corps and division with a command or support relationship, as determined by the corps commander. IEW
  battalions are collocated with their supported corps or division headquarters and develop a habitual
  relationship with their supported corps/division G-2, providing intelligence support in garrison, during
  exercises, and when operationally deployed.
  INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION CAPABILITIES
  7-66. Table 7-4 lists corps-level intelligence capabilities, which are divided into organic and supporting
  collection capabilities. However, since every corps and specific operation are different, the corps G-2 builds
  an intelligence architecture, receives augmentation and higher-level support, and task-organizes organic
  intelligence units based on the specific operation. The intelligence architecture reflects how many MI
  capabilities are employed forward as well as the capabilities provided through intelligence reach.
  Table 7-4. Corps organic and supporting intelligence collection capabilities
  Corps organic collection capabilities
  E-MIB: E-MIB capabilities are task-organized within the corps to augment existing intelligence collection capabilities or to cover gaps. E-MIBs
  support corps and division operational requirements.
  Active Component E-MIB comprises—
  • 1x IEW battalion (corps), which comprises the following:
  ▪ Headquarters and headquarters detachment. ▪ Electronic warfare company.
  ▪ Analysis and PED detachment. ▪ CI and HUMINT company.
  ▪ Multidomain MI detachment.
  • 2x or more IEW battalions (division), which comprise the following:
  ▪ Headquarters and headquarters detachment. ▪ Multidomain MI detachment.
  ▪ Analysis and PED detachment. ▪ Electronic warfare company.
  ARNG E-MIB comprises— USAR MI brigade (GS) comprises—
  • 4x IEW battalions (division), which comprise the following: • 2x MI battalions (GS), which comprise the following:
  ▪Headquarters and headquarters detachment. ▪Headquarters and headquarters detachment.
  ▪Analysis and PED detachment. ▪CI detachment.
  ▪Multidomain MI detachment. ▪HUMINT company.
  ▪All-source and PED company.
  Corps supporting collection capabilities
  Corps may be augmented by national intelligence support teams, as required—for example, from NGA for GEOINT support.
  Note. Operational conditions may restrict the use of organic systems. The communications infrastructure, the threat, and the tempo may affect the
  ability to employ or emplace collectors and collection platforms.
  ARNG Army National Guard IEW intelligence and electronic warfare
  CI counterintelligence MI military intelligence
  E-MIB expeditionary-military intelligence brigade NGA National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
  GEOINT geospatial intelligence PED processing, exploitation, and dissemination
  GS general support USAR United States Army Reserve
  HUMINT human intelligence
  ALL-SOURCE INTELLIGENCE CAPABILITIES
  7-67. All-source intelligence support at the corps level consists of organic analytical capabilities focused on
  analyzing specific operational and mission variables across the domains and dimensions within an assigned
  theater. The analytical focus executes operational-level and tactical-level intelligence analysis and production
  of the enemy ground forces’ intent and capability to conduct future military operations within an OE. This
  all-source support occurs at corps main CPs and tactical forward CPs and is a critical part of the intelligence
  architecture to higher, adjacent, and subordinate units.
  7-68. The primary all-source analytic element supporting the corps is the ACE. The ACE supports situation
  development, the threat characteristics database, and targeting analysis. Generally, the corps ACE analytical
  capability deploys to support the corps main and forward tactical CPs. Table 7-5 describes corps-level all-
  source intelligence capabilities.