text: Chapter 1
  civil engagement — A targeted, planned, and coordinated meeting with known or potential contacts in a civil
  network that is designed to develop or maintain relationships and to share or collect information. (FM 3-57)
  Also called CE.
  civil information — (DOD) Relevant data relating to the civil areas, structures, capabilities, organizations,
  people, and events of the civil component of the operational environment used to support the situational
  awareness of the supported commander. (JP 3-57)
  civil information evaluation — The evaluation of civil information for operational relevance and feasible
  courses of action. (FM 3-57) Also called CIE.
  civil information management — (DOD) Process whereby data relating to the civil component of the
  operational environment is gathered, collated, processed, analyzed, produced into information products, and
  disseminated. (JP 3-57) Also called CIM.
  civil knowledge integration — The actions taken to analyze, evaluate, and organize collected civil information
  for operational relevance and informing the warfighting function. (FM 3-57) Also called CKI.
  civil military integration — The actions taken to establish, maintain, influence, or leverage relations between
  military forces and indigenous populations and institutions to synchronize, coordinate, and enable
  interorganizational cooperation and to achieve unified action. (FM 3-57) Also called CMI.
  civil network — A collection of formal and informal groups, associations, military engagements, and
  organizations within an operational environment that interact with each other with varying degrees of
  frequency, trust, and collaboration. (FM 3-57)
  civil network analysis — A process that identifies and analyzes the relative importance and influence of nodes
  within a civil network through network visualizations and qualitative and quantitative analytical methods. (FM
  3-57) Also called CAN.
  civil network development — The planned and targeted action in which civil affairs forces develop networks
  within the civil component of the operational environment to influence populations and manage local resources
  in order to extend the operational reach, consolidate gains, and achieve military objectives. (FM 3-57) Also
  called CND.
  civil network development and engagement — The activity by which the civil network capabilities and
  resources are engaged, evaluated, developed, and integrated into operations. (FM 3-57) Also called CNDE.
  civil preparation of the battlefield — The systematic process of analyzing civil considerations in an area of
  interest to determine their effects on friendly, neutral, and enemy operations. (FM 3-57) Also called CPB.
  civil preparation of the environment — The continuous development of civil knowledge within an area of
  operations to help commanders identify capabilities within civil society that can be integrated with operations
  for stability and security activities. (FM 3-57)
  civil reconnaissance — (DOD) A targeted, planned, and coordinated observation and evaluation of specific civil
  aspects of the environment such as areas, structures, capabilities, organizations, people, or events. (JP 3-57)
  Also called CR.
  Civil Reserve Air Fleet — (DOD) A program in which the Department of Defense contracts for the services of
  specific aircraft, owned by a United States entity or citizen, during national emergencies and defense oriented
  situations when expanded civil augmentation of military airlift activity is required. (JP 3-36) Also called CRAF.
  civilian internee — (DOD) A civilian who is interned during armed conflict, occupation, or other military
  operation for security reasons, for protection, or because he or she committed an offense against the detaining
  power. (DODD 2310.01E) Also called CI.
  civil-military operations — (DOD) Activities of a commander performed by designated military forces that
  establish, maintain, influence, or exploit relations between military forces and indigenous populations and
  institutions by directly supporting the achievement of objectives relating to the reestablishment or maintenance
  of stability within a region or host nation. (JP 3-57) Also called CMO.
  civil-military operations center— (DOD) An organization, normally comprised of civil affairs, established to
  plan and facilitate coordination of activities of the Armed Forces of the United States within indigenous
  populations and institutions, the private sector, international organizations, nongovernmental organizations,
  multinational forces, and other governmental agencies in support of the commander. (JP 3-57) Also called
  CMOC.
  civil-military support element — A tasked-organized civil affairs force established to plan, facilitate, and
  execute civil affairs operations in support of civil-military engagement in a specified country, region, or theater.
  (FM 3-57) Also called CMSE.
  clandestine operation — (DOD) An operation sponsored or conducted by governmental departments or
  agencies in such a way as to assure secrecy or concealment. (JP 3-05)