text: Intelligence
  1-29. Commanders drive the Army intelligence process, which G-2/S-2s synchronize and track. The
  intelligence process, similar to the intelligence warfighting function, involves more than just intelligence
  professionals; the entire staff—including but not limited to the G-3/S-3, G-6/S-6, G-9/S-9, engineer officer,
  and fire support coordinator—also has an important role in the intelligence process.
  1-30. The intelligence process supports the activities (plan, prepare, execute, and assess) of the operations
  process; it is performed continuously to support each activity. Although the intelligence process includes
  unique aspects and activities, it is designed similarly to the operations process:
  ⚫ The plan and direct step and synchronize continuing activity of the intelligence process closely
  correspond to the plan activity of the operations process.
  ⚫ The collect and process, produce, and disseminate and integrate steps and the conduct
  intelligence operations, perform PED, and analyze continuing activities of the intelligence
  process together correspond to the execute activity of the operations process.
  ⚫ The assess continuing activity is part of the overall assess activity of the operations process.
  1-31. Figure 1-2 illustrates the Army intelligence process steps, continuing activities, and the interaction
  between them.
  Figure 1-2. The Army intelligence process