text: Contents
  Figure 7-1. Intelligence across the echelons ................................................................................. 7-2
  Figure 7-2. Notional roles/responsibilities in time, space, and purpose at different echelons ....... 7-7
  Figure 7-3. Information collection matrix example ....................................................................... 7-29
  Figure 8-1. Large-scale combat operations (offensive action) (example) ..................................... 8-4
  Figure 8-2. Notional operational framework during offensive operations ...................................... 8-8
  Figure 8-3. Notional enemy offensive operation .......................................................................... 8-15
  Figure 8-4. Situation template depicting enemy forces in the offense (example) ........................ 8-17
  Figure 8-5. Notional enemy maneuver defense........................................................................... 8-19
  Figure 8-6. Threat template of enemy forces in the defense (example) ...................................... 8-21
  Figure 8-7. Key aspects of tactical intelligence............................................................................ 8-24
  Figure 8-8. Common intelligence picture depiction (example) .................................................... 8-35
  Figure B-1. Intelligence warfighting function tasks ........................................................................ B-1
  Figure B-2. Providing intelligence support to force generation ...................................................... B-2
  Figure B-3. Providing support to situational understanding ........................................................... B-6
  Figure B-4. Conducting information collection ............................................................................. B-16
  Figure B-5. Providing intelligence support to targeting ................................................................ B-21
  Tables
  Introductory table. New and modified terms ................................................................................... xiv
  Table 1-1. U.S. intelligence community members ......................................................................... 1-6
  Table 2-1. Intelligence considerations for Army strategic challenges ........................................... 2-3
  Table 2-2. Land domain operational aspects and intelligence and other considerations ............ 2-10
  Table 2-3. Maritime domain operational aspects and intelligence and other considerations ...... 2-11
  Table 2-4. Air domain operational aspects and intelligence and other considerations ............... 2-12
  Table 2-5. Space domain operational aspects and intelligence and other considerations ......... 2-13
  Table 2-6. Cyberspace domain operational aspects and intelligence and other considerations 2-14
  Table 2-7. Operational and intelligence considerations for the human dimension ...................... 2-16
  Table 2-8. Operational and intelligence considerations for the physical dimension .................... 2-16
  Table 2-9. Operational and intelligence considerations for the information dimension ............... 2-17
  Table 2-10. Intelligence considerations for the tenets of operations ........................................... 2-28
  Table 2-11. Intelligence considerations for the imperatives of operations .................................. 2-29
  Table 2-12. Operational and intelligence considerations for operational approach .................... 2-32
  Table 2-13. Intelligence considerations for operational framework ............................................. 2-34
  Table 3-1. Commander and staff considerations ........................................................................... 3-3
  Table 3-2. Staff support to the intelligence warfighting function .................................................... 3-6
  Table 3-3. Intelligence support to the military decision-making process ..................................... 3-12
  Table 6-1. Army command relationships ..................................................................................... 6-14
  Table 6-2. Army support relationships ......................................................................................... 6-15
  Table 6-3. Other relationships ..................................................................................................... 6-16
  Table 7-1. National and joint intelligence collection capabilities .................................................... 7-4