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  * Locating and describing all EMS systems and emitters in the EMOE in coordination with the G-2
  or S-2, CEMA section, and other information-related capabilities owners.
  * Identifying network vulnerabilities of friendly, neutral, and threat forces in coordination with the
  G-2 or S-2, CEMA section, and other information-related capabilities owners.
  * Providing understanding of information-related conditions in the OE in coordination with the G-
  2 or S-2.
  * Participating in the military decision-making process and developing IO-related IRs.
  * Participating member of the CEMA working group.
  * Integrating IO into the unit’s targeting process.
  * Integrating non-organic information-related capabilities into operations.
  * Ensuring IO-related information is updated in the common operational picture.
  * Collaborating with the fire support coordinator for lethal and non-lethal effects.
  G-6 OR S-6 SPECTRUM MANAGER
  3-38. The G-6 or S-6 spectrum manager coordinates EMS usage for various communications and electronic
  systems and resources. The G-6 or S-6 spectrum manager supports CEMA by—
  * Coordinating spectrum resources for the organization.
  * Coordinating for spectrum usage with higher headquarters, host nations, and international
  agencies as necessary.
  * Coordinating frequency allocation, assignment, and usage.
  * Coordinating spectrum resources for communications assets used for deception operations.
  * Coordinating with the higher headquarters’ spectrum manager to mitigate EMI identified in the
  unit’s portion of EMOE.
  * Seeking assistance from the higher the headquarters’ spectrum managers for a resolution to
  unresolvable internal EMI.
  * Participating in the CEMA working group.
  * Assisting the CEMA spectrum manager with deconflicting friendly EMS requirements with
  planned EW, cyberspace operations, and information collection.
  * Collaborating with the CEMA spectrum manager to ensure the integration and synchronization of
  spectrum management operations with EW.
  FIRES SUPPORT ELEMENT
  3-39. The fires support element plans, coordinates, integrates, synchronizes, and deconflicts current and
  future fire support to meet the commander’s objectives. Fire support coordination may include collaboration
  with joint forces and unified action partners. The fires support element coordinates with the CEMA section
  to synchronize, plan, and execute cyberspace attacks and EA as part of the targeting process. The fires
  support element support CEMA by—
  * Leading the targeting working group and participating in the targeting board chaired by the
  commander.
  * Assisting the G-2 or S-2 with synchronizing the information collection plan with cyberspace
  operations, EW, and other fires.
  * Synchronizing joint, interorganizational and multinational assets, fire support, and sensor
  management of counter-fire radar assets.
  * Providing the commander and staff with the status of the unit’s deployed radars, including the
  zones that each radar is surveilling.
  * Integrating and synchronizing cyberspace operations and EW with other fires support.
  * Collaborating with the CEMA section and the G-2 or S-2 in developing and managing the high-
  payoff target list, target selection standards, attack guidance matrix, and targeting synchronization
  matrix, all of which include cyberspace attack and EA-related targets.