text: Chapter 3
  * Planning, preparing, executing, and assessing all aspects of fire support, incorporating cyberspace
  and EW effects, and addressing them in rehearsals.
  * Developing a scheme of fires with the commander and G-3 or S-3 that includes cyberspace
  operations and EW.
  * Reviewing target nominations from the joint target list added to the unit’s target nomination list
  that requires non-organic resources for target engagement.
  * Recommending prioritization of high-value targets for inclusion on the high-payoff target list.
  * Nominating the prioritized unit target nomination list to higher headquarters for integration into
  the joint targeting process.
  * Providing input to the information collection plan.
  * Collaborating with the G-2 or S-2 in recommending target area(s) of interest.
  * Participating in the CEMA working group.
  * Adding cyberspace attack and EA to the fires synchronization matrix.
  * Providing information requirements as input for information collection.
  * Synchronizing reconnaissance and surveillance assets through the targeting process to identify
  proposed targets to support the execution of HPTs.
  * Collaborating with the CEMA section to develop movement plans for all spectrum-dependent
  devices as part of EP while ensuring the continual movement of the unit’s radars to avoid enemy
  detection.
  STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE
  3-40. The staff judge advocate is the field representative of the Judge Advocate General and the primary
  legal adviser to the commander. The staff judge advocate also advises the CEMA working group concerning
  operational law, and the legality of cyberspace operations and EW, particularly those cyberspace and EW
  tasks that may affect noncombatants. The staff judge advocate is the unit’s subject matter expert on the law
  of war, rules of engagement, the protection of noncombatants, detainee operations, and fiscal and contract
  law, providing commanders and staff with essential input on plans, directives, and decisions related to lethal
  and nonlethal targeting. The staff judge advocate supports CEMA by—
  * Ensuring cyberspace and EW comply with applicable policies and laws.
  * Reviewing potential cyberspace operations and EW according to relevant legal frameworks and
  authorities granted at national and combatant command levels.
  * Participating in the CEMA working group to provide legal advice on cyberspace operations and
  EW.
  * Participating in the targeting working group to discuss and debate proposed targets, and in
  coordination with other members, ensuring targets are realistic and meaningful, and the method
  of attack on a target is lawful.