text: Intelligence at and Across Echelons
  ⚫ Disseminates intelligence products to support corps operations and the commander’s situational
  understanding.
  ⚫ Participates in information collection planning.
  ⚫ Manages all requirements for information collection and collection assets under corps control.
  ⚫ Focuses collection resources to provide information the commander requires to make decisions.
  ⚫ Interfaces with the movement and maneuver cell to integrate intelligence products and
  intelligence operations activities into current operations.
  ⚫ Ensures weather products and weather effects information are integrated into current operations.
  ⚫ Recommends tasks to the corps G-3 for resources under corps control.
  ⚫ Participates in the targeting process.
  ⚫ Provides foundational geospatial information and services to all headquarters C2 systems to
  support visualization through the geospatial engineer team resident in the GEOINT cell.
  ⚫ Assists in coordinating intelligence support to the various CPs and subordinate units.
  ⚫ Advises the commander and staff on the employment of CI and HUMINT collection assets and
  interfaces with external organizations to synchronize and deconflict CI and HUMINT taskings
  and missions.
  ⚫ Provides representatives to the COIC.
  7-62. Each corps intelligence cell provides policies and procedures for conducting intelligence operations to
  subordinate echelon intelligence cells. These policies and procedures allow lower echelon intelligence staffs
  the freedom to conduct intelligence staff activities and intelligence operations more efficiently, as routine
  tasks can be executed without obtaining approval from higher echelons.
  EXPEDITIONARY-MILITARY INTELLIGENCE BRIGADE
  7-63. An E-MIB is the primary collection asset assigned or attached to the corps. The Active Component
  has three E-MIBs, the ARNG has two E-MIBs, and the USAR has two MI brigades (GS) to enhance the
  intelligence capability. ARNG E-MIBs provide the same capabilities as the Active Component IEW
  battalions (division); USAR MI brigades (GS) provide GS-surge CI, HUMINT, analysis, and PED capacity
  to theater armies and corps or GS-reinforcing CI, HUMINT, analysis, and PED capacity to MIB-Ts and
  E-MIBs. (See ATP 2-19.3.)
  7-64. E-MIB units are designed to conduct intelligence operations to enable field army/corps/combined JTF
  and division operations during large-scale combat operations. E-MIBs conduct intelligence operations across
  multiple domains and dimensions; develop unique intelligence problem sets such as the identification of peer
  threat integrated fires complex, A2 and AD capabilities; and detect, locate, identify, and track threat combat
  and enabling formations. E-MIBs provide—
  ⚫ Intelligence architecture establishment and maintenance.
  ⚫ ISR management.
  ⚫ C2 of MI assets (organic, assigned, and attached).
  ⚫ PED.
  ⚫ All-source analysis, including target development and BDA.
  ⚫ Intelligence operations:
  ▪ CI collection, analysis, production, and activities.
  ▪ OSINT collection, analysis, production, and activities.
  ▪ HUMINT collection, analysis, and production.
  ▪ GEOINT collection, analysis, and production.
  ▪ SIGINT collection, analysis, and production.
  ⚫ EW and limited cyberspace operations.