text: Mission Command
  to assets not producing required results, which may trigger adjustments to the information collection plan or
  require the reallocation of collection assets.
  3-139. The operations and intelligence staff eliminate satisfied requirements and irrelevant requirements
  from the collection plan, even if unsatisfied. In this case, the operations staff, in coordination with the intelligence
  staff, relieves the collection assets of further responsibility to collect information on the original task.
  3-140. The staffs must still periodically reassess whether or not satisfied requirements remain satisfied due
  to changing conditions, the introduction of enemy reinforcements, or other changes to mission variables.
  RETASK CAVALRY ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSETS
  3-141. As the situation changes, or when Cavalry organizations meet the initial information requirements,
  the commander and the staff should redirect the focus of reconnaissance and security operations. Retasking
  is assigning an information collection asset or a Cavalry unit with a new, modified, or refocused task and
  purpose. Generally, retasking is accomplished at the squadron level through a fragmentary order published
  by the S-3. Retasking occurs—
  * Upon completion of its initial requirement.
  * When an original task becomes irrelevant.
  * On order, after the LTIOV, and having not satisfied the original requirement. (Adjusting the
  LTIOV may be required.)
  * As planned to support a branch or sequel.
  * To respond to a change in the tactical or operational situation.
  DEVELOP AND ADD NEW REQUIREMENTS
  3-142. As the operation progresses and the threat situation develops, commanders generate new
  requirements. The intelligence staff begins updating requirements planning by identifying and prioritizing
  new requirements, evaluating resources based on priorities, and making appropriate recommendations to the
  commander and operations officer.
  TRANSITION
  3-143. Updating information collection taskings may result in a change of focus for several collection
  assets. Collection assets may require rest and refit, or lead-time for employment to effectively transition from
  one mission or operation to another.
  UPDATE THE COLLECTION PLAN
  3-144. The staff updates the information collection plan as the reconnaissance assets answer requirements.
  Evaluation of reporting, production, and dissemination identifies the need for focus or refocus and assigning
  or reassigning collection assets. As the current tactical situation changes, adjustments are made to the overall
  information collection plan to keep collection tasks synchronized. Listed below are the steps for updating the
  information collection plan. These steps are collaborative efforts by the intelligence and operations staffs.
  Some steps predominately engage the intelligence staff, others the operations staff, and some steps may
  require coordination with other staff sections:
  * Keep information collection activities synchronized to operations.
  * Cue assets to other collection requirements.
  * Eliminate satisfied requirements.
  * Develop and add new requirements.
  * Retask assets.
  * Transition to the next operation.