text: Division and Corps Targeting
  * Subordinate unit liaison officers (division, BCT, FAB, MEB).
  JOINT/ TARGETING COORDINATION BOARD
  4-14. The joint targeting coordination board provides a forum for the commander to make decisions and
  provide guidance. This forum allows components, organizations, agencies, and staff sections to articulate
  strategies and priorities for future operations to ensure they are synchronized and integrated. The joint
  targeting coordination board normally facilitates and coordinates targeting activities with the schemes of
  maneuver to ensure that the commander's priorities are met. Specific targeting issues are resolved by direct
  coordination between elements below the level of the joint targeting coordination board. The joint targeting
  coordination board is the primary forum to enable the commander to make targeting decisions and provide
  guidance.
  * Attendees of the board are often mission dependent. The number can fluctuate depending on
  echelon, physical location, and agenda.
  * Additional staff personnel may be present and provide relevant information and recommendations
  to the commander, chief of staff, G-3, or FSCOORD as necessary.
  * See appendix E for example targeting working group and targeting coordination board formats.
  DIVISION AND CORPS FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT
  4-15. The primary action agency for targeting at the division and corps is the FSE. The FSE leads targeting
  activities which include coordinating, integrating, and synchronizing capabilities to create desired effects.
  The FSE serves as the staff conduit between planning and execution.
  FIELD ARTILLERY BRIGADE
  4-16. Serving as the force field artillery HQ and/or the counterfire HQ the FAB plays a critical role in the
  corps targeting process. The FAB assists and facilitates the targeting process for higher or supported
  command by planning, coordinating, integrating, synchronizing, and deconflicting the employment of
  suppression of enemy air defenses and deep shaping fires utilizing multiple launch rocket system or high
  mobility artillery rocket system BNs in support of multi domain operations (MDO). In most cases, the FAB
  commander serves as the corps FSCOORD.
  4-17. The duties and responsibilities between the corps staff and the FAB personnel must be clearly defined.
  Collective effort between the corps and FAB staff is required for successful targeting efforts. There is
  typically a level of augmentation that occurs within the corps FSE by the FAB staff to meet all manning
  requirements in support of targeting efforts. FABs lack the capacity to conduct an independent targeting cycle
  and should integrate and synchronize efforts with the corps targeting team.
  DIVISION ARTILLERY
  4-18. Serving as the force field artillery HQ and/or counterfire HQ the DIVARTY plays a critical role in the
  division targeting process. The DIVARTY commander serves as the division FSCOORD. Collective effort
  between the division and DIVARTY staff is required for successful targeting efforts.
  4-19. There is typically a level of augmentation that occurs within the division FSE by the DIVARTY staff
  to meet all manning requirements in support of targeting efforts. DIVARTYs lack the capacity to conduct an
  independent targeting cycle and should integrate and synchronize efforts with the division targeting team.
  JOINT AIR–GROUND INTEGRATION CENTER
  4-20. The JAGIC provides commanders a technique to coordinate, integrate, and control operations in
  division-assigned airspace and efficiently collaborate requirements with external airspace elements outside
  of the division area. The JAGIC plays a critical role in the execution of current targeting cycles. Close
  coordination between the JAGIC and FSE is imperative to ensure effective transitions occur from planning
  to operations. See ATP 3-91.1 for more information on JAGIC operations.