text: Chapter 3
  * Air defense, airspace management, and brigade aviation element representative.
  * Combat aviation brigade FSO/targeting officer.
  * Brigade judge advocate.
  * Field artillery BN operations and intelligence representatives.
  * FSE representatives or liaison officers from the maneuver BNs, the reconnaissance squadron, and
  the task organized engineer unit (if available).
  * ALO or tactical air control party representative.
  * EW Officer or EW representative.
  * CEMA representative.
  * Civil affair officer.
  3-17. Additional staff personnel may provide relevant information and recommendations to the commander,
  operations officer, or FSO as necessary.
  TARGETING COORDINATION BOARD
  3-18. A board is a grouping of predetermined staff representatives with delegated decision authority for a
  particular purpose or function (FM 6-0). The targeting coordination board is a temporary grouping of selected
  staff representatives with delegated decision authority to provide targeting decision recommendations for
  command approval. When the process or activity being synchronized requires command approval, a board is
  the appropriate forum. The targeting coordination board usually includes:
  * Brigade Commander (chairs the board)
  * Brigade executive officer (often delegated to chair the board).
  * Brigade operations officer.
  * Brigade intelligence officer.
  * FSCOORD.
  * Brigade FSO.
  * Targeting officers. (leads/facilitates the board).
  * Air defense, airspace management, and brigade aviation element representative.
  * Combat Aviation Brigade FSO/Targeting Officer
  * Counterfire Officer
  * Brigade Judge Advocate
  * Field artillery BN operations and intelligence representatives.
  * FSE representatives or liaison officers from the maneuver BNs, the reconnaissance squadron, and
  the task organized engineer unit (if available).
  * ALO or tactical air control party representative.
  * EW Officer or EW representative.
  * CEMA representative.
  * Civil affair officer.
  3-19. Additional staff personnel may be present and provide relevant information and recommendations to
  the commander, S3, FSCOORD, or FSO as necessary. See appendix E for example targeting working group
  and targeting coordination board formats.
  BRIGADE FIRE SUPPORT ELEMENT
  3-20. The FSE is the centerpiece of the brigade and BN targeting architecture and must be focused on both
  lethal and nonlethal effects. Primary targeting functions of the FSE includes the following:
  * Working with the information officer, civil affairs officer, public affairs officer, and brigade judge
  advocate to integrate appropriate aspects of information related capabilities into brigade targeting.
  * Providing information to the operations officer for coordinating the tasking of sensors during
  development of the information collection plan with the brigade intelligence officer, the military
  intelligence company commander (as needed), and the reconnaissance squadron to acquire targets.