text: FM 7-100.1________________________________________________________________________________
  2-111. Chief of Integrated Fires. The chief of integrated fires is responsi-
  ble for integrating C2 and RISTA means with fires and maneuver. He works
  closely with the OSC chief of reconnaissance and the IFC staff. He also coor-
  dinates with the chief of IW to ensure that deception and protection and se-
  curity measures contribute to the success of the fire support to offensive and
  defensive operations.
  2-112. Chief of Force Protection. The chief of force protection is responsi-
  ble for coordinating activities to prevent or mitigate the effects of hostile ac-
  tions against OPFOR personnel, resources, facilities, and critical information.
  This protection includes air, space, and missile defense; NBC defense; defensive
  IW; counterterrorism; counterreconnaissance; and engineer survivability
  measures. This subsection works closely with those of the chief of weapons of
  mass destruction (WMD) and the chief of IW. Liaison teams from internal se-
  curity, air defense, chemical defense, and engineer forces provide advice within
  their respective areas of protection.
  2-113. Chief of Special-Purpose Operations. The chief of special-purpose
  operations is responsible for planning and coordinating the actions of SPF
  units allocated to an OSC. When possible, this subsection receives liaison
  teams from any affiliated forces that act in concert with the SPF.
  2-114. Chief of Weapons of Mass Destruction. The chief of WMD is re-
  sponsible for planning the offensive use of WMD. This functional staff ele-
  ment receives liaison teams from any subordinate or supporting units that
  contain WMD delivery means.
  2-115. Chief of Population Management. The chief of population man-
  agement is responsible for coordinating the actions of Internal Security
  Forces, as well as psychological warfare, perception management, civil affairs,
  and counterintelligence activities. There is always a representative of the Minis-
  try of the Interior, and frequently one from the Ministry of Public Information.
  This subsection works closely with the chief of IW and receives liaison teams
  from psychological warfare, civil affairs, counterintelligence, and Internal Secu-
  rity Forces units allocated to the OSC or operating within the OSC’s AOR.
  2-116. Chief of Infrastructure Management. The chief of infrastructure
  management is responsible for establishing and maintaining roads, airfields,
  railroads, hardened structures (warehouses and storage facilities), inland
  waterways, ports, and pipelines. He coordinates with the OSC resources offi-
  cer regarding improvement and maintenance of supply and evacuation
  routes. He exercises staff supervision or cognizance over the route construc-
  tion and maintenance functions of both civil and combat engineers operating
  in the OSC’s AOR. He coordinates with civilian agencies and the OSC chief of
  communications to ensure adequate telecommunications support.
  2-117. Chief of Littoral Warfare. The chief of littoral warfare is responsi-
  ble for planning and coordinating coastal defense and amphibious operations.
  His subsection includes liaison teams from not only naval and naval infantry
  units, but also any ground forces, aviation, air defense, airborne, SPF, or af-
  filiated forces that participate in or support the coastal defense or amphibi-
  ous operation. He also coordinates with border guard units assigned to patrol
  coastal border areas.