text: Chapter 5
  5-4. Figure 5-1 shows important aspects of fighting for intelligence from the context of the intelligence
  process, with emphasis on the commander’s role in driving the intelligence warfighting function and the
  G-2/S-2’s role in synchronizing intelligence.
  Figure 5-1. Military intelligence activities
  SECTION II – INTELLIGENCE STAFF COMPOSITION AND RESPONSIBILITIES
  5-5. The first aspect of understanding intelligence staff support is understanding the intelligence staff’s
  composition and responsibilities, which differ by echelon but are also similar across echelons. The G-2/S-2
  organizes its staff, provides focus, assigns tasks, and synchronizes the entire intelligence effort. However,
  the discussions about staff responsibilities interrelate with preceding discussions about staff teamwork, the
  operations process, integrating processes, and leveraging intelligence and collaborating with higher,
  subordinate, and adjacent units and organizations.