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  Appendix E LANGUAGE SUPPORT CONSIDERATIONS ............................................................. E-1
  GLOSSARY .............................................................................................. Glossary-1
  REFERENCES ...................................................................................... References-1
  INDEX .............................................................................................................. Index-1
  Figures
  Introductory figure. FM 2-0 logic chart ............................................................................................. xii
  Figure 1-1. The joint and Army intelligence processes .................................................................. 1-8
  Figure 1-2. The Army intelligence process ..................................................................................... 1-9
  Figure 2-1. FM 3-0 logic chart ........................................................................................................ 2-1
  Figure 2-2. Army strategic contexts and operational categories .................................................... 2-7
  Figure 2-3. Domains and dimensions of an operational environment............................................ 2-8
  Figure 2-4. Interrelationships between the human, information, and physical dimensions ......... 2-15
  Figure 2-5. Understanding an operational environment ............................................................... 2-18
  Figure 2-6. How intelligence supports understanding an operational environment ..................... 2-20
  Figure 2-7. Finding windows of opportunity by building situational understanding ...................... 2-23
  Figure 2-8. Window of opportunity and exploiting the window of opportunity (example) ............. 2-24
  Figure 2-9. Generating combat power ......................................................................................... 2-25
  Figure 2-10. The Army operational framework in the context of the strategic framework ........... 2-34
  Figure 3-1. Integrating and synchronizing the intelligence warfighting function ............................ 3-1
  Figure 3-2. Exercising command and control to accomplish the mission ...................................... 3-2
  Figure 3-3. The operations process ............................................................................................. 3-10
  Figure 3-4. Intelligence contribution to information collection ...................................................... 3-16
  Figure 3-5. Decide, detect, deliver, and assess Army targeting methodology ............................. 3-20
  Figure 3-6. Command post cells .................................................................................................. 3-24
  Figure 4-1. Joint competition continuum aligned with the Army strategic contexts ....................... 4-1
  Figure 5-1. Military intelligence activities ........................................................................................ 5-2
  Figure 5-2. Key intelligence tasks that support understanding the operational environment ........ 5-6
  Figure 5-3. Collection management using the Army tactical-level model ...................................... 5-9
  Figure 5-4. Collection management using the joint operational-level model ............................... 5-10
  Figure 5-5. The collection management process ......................................................................... 5-11
  Figure 5-6. The intelligence analysis continuum .......................................................................... 5-12
  Figure 5-7. Common intelligence preparation of the operational environment products ............. 5-18
  Figure 5-8. Intelligence support to targeting over time ................................................................. 5-19
  Figure 5-9. High-payoff target to specific information requirements ............................................ 5-20
  Figure 5-10. The effort to support the commander and maintain common intelligence across
  echelons and laterally ............................................................................................... 5-25
  Figure 6-1. Intelligence operations as a primary tactical task ........................................................ 6-2
  Figure 6-2. Intelligence support ...................................................................................................... 6-9
  Figure 6-3. Troop leading procedures sequenced to the military decision-making process ........ 6-11