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  defensive cyberspace operations (DCO). Synchronize the CEMA section with the IO officer. Pass requests
  for offensive cyberspace operations (OCO) to higher headquarters for approval and implementation.
  Describe how DOD information network operations support the commander’s intent and concept of
  operations. Synchronize DODIN operations with the G-6 (S-6). Prioritize the allocation of applications
  utilizing cyberspace. Ensure the employment of cyberspace capabilities where the primary purpose is to
  achieve objectives in or through cyberspace. Considerations should be made for degraded network
  operations. (Reference appropriate annexes and appendixes as needed to reduce duplication).
  (1) (U) DODIN Operations. Describe how information operations are coordinated, synchronized,
  and support operations integrated with the G-6 (S-6) to design, build, configure, secure, operate, maintain,
  and sustain networks. See Annex H (Signal) as required.
  (2) (U) Defensive Cyberspace Operations. Describe how DCO are conducted, coordinated,
  integrated, synchronized, and support operations to defend the DODIN-A and preserve the ability to utilize
  friendly cyberspace capabilities.
  (3) (U) Offensive Cyberspace Operations. Describe how OCO are coordinated, integrated,
  synchronized, and support operations to achieve real time awareness and direct dynamic actions and
  response actions. Include target identification and operational pattern information, exploit and attack
  functions, and maintain intelligence information. Describe the authorities required to conduct OCO.
  c. (U) Scheme of Electromagnetic Warfare. Describe how EW supports the commander’s intent
  and concept of operations. Establish the priorities of support to units for each phase of the operation.
  State how the EW tasks will degrade, disrupt, deny, and deceive the enemy. Describe the process to
  integrate and coordinate unified action partner EW capabilities which support the commander’s intent
  and concept of operations. State the electromagnetic attack, electromagnetic protection, and
  Electromagnetic support measures and plan for integration. Identify target sets and effects, by priority,
  for EW operations.
  Synchronize with IO officer. See the following attachments as required: Tab C, D, E (Electromagnetic
  Warfare) to Appendix 12 (Cyberspace Electromagnetic Activities); Appendix 15 (Information Operations
  of Annex C).
  (1) (U) Electromagnetic Attack. Describe how offensive EA activities are coordinated,
  integrated, synchronized, and support operations. See Tab C (Electromagnetic Attack) to Appendix 12
  (Cyberspace Electromagnetic Activities).
  (2) (U) Electromagnetic Protection. Describe how defensive EP activities are coordinated,
  synchronized, and support operations. See Tab D (Electromagnetic Protection) to Appendix 12
  (Cyberspace Electromagnetic Activities).
  (3)(U) Electromagnetic Support. Describe how ES activities are coordinated, synchronized, and
  support operations. See Tab E (Electromagnetic Support) to Appendix 12 (Cyberspace Electromagnetic
  Activities).
  d. (U) Scheme of Spectrum Management Operations. Describe how spectrum management
  operations support the commander’s intent and concept of operations. Outline the effects the commander
  wants to achieve while prioritizing spectrum management operations tasks. List the objectives and primary
  tasks to achieve those objectives. State the spectrum management, frequency assignment, host nation
  coordination, and policy implementation plan. Describe the plan for the integration of unified action
  partners’ spectrum management operations capabilities. See Annex H (Signal) as required.
  e. (U) Tasks to Subordinate Units. List cyberspace and EW operations tasks assigned to each
  subordinate unit not contained in the base order.
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  Figure A-1. Annex C, Appendix 12 (continued)