text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  intelligence support (continued) IWFT (continued) MDMP. See also Army planning
  national and joint, 7-10, 7-11 IWFT 2.2, provide support to methodologies.
  to defensive operations, 8-66– situational understanding, defined, 3-24
  8-72 B-18–B-53 intelligence support to, 3-25,
  to offensive operations, 8-81– IWFT 2.3, conduct information 3-26
  8-87 collection, B-54–B-80 preparing for, 5-41
  intelligence synchronization, IWFT 2.4, provide intelligence measurement and signature
  8-106–8-106. See also support to targeting, B-81– intelligence, 1-75–1-78
  intelligence process. B-100 MI company. See BCT.
  integration and, 3-1–3-4 leveraging data, information,
  national to tactical effort, 7-5 and intelligence, 5-34, 5-35 MIB-T, 7-34, 7-35. See also
  list, B-1 INSCOM.
  intelligence warfighting function, performing IPOE, 5-42–5-61 baseline design, 7-37
  1-22 performing situation support and enabling services,
  challenges to, 8-16–8-25. See development, 5-82–5-84 7-36
  also intelligence support,
  provide warnings, 5-62, 5-63 military decision-making process.
  challenges to.
  See MDMP.
  defined, 1-21 J
  IWFTs, 1-23, 1-24 military intelligence brigade-
  joint task force headquarters, A-1–
  theater. See MIB-T.
  intelligence warfighting function A-9
  task. See IWFT. mission variables (METT-TC [I]),
  K 2-43, 2-44. See also OE,
  interoperability, A-15–A-19
  architecture and, 5-16 knowledge management. See understanding an.
  consolidating gains and, 4-20 integrating processes. informational considerations,
  2-44
  defined, A-14
  L
  joint/multinational, 4-15 mobile defense. See defensive
  levels of, A-14 land domain. See also domains. operations.
  training and, 6-22 intelligence, threat, other OE mobilization. See force projection,
  considerations, 2-34
  IPOE, 5-42–5-44, 5-47. See also subprocesses.
  defensive operation, landpower movement to contact. See
  intelligence support to; application of, 4-1 offensive operations.
  integrating processes; offensive defined, 2-68
  multidomain operations, 2-57,
  operation, intelligence support language support, E-1
  2-58. See also targeting.
  to; planning, integrated. categories, E-2–E-11
  defined, 2-56
  define the OE (step 1), 5-48–5- command language council,
  intelligence and, 2-59–2-66
  52 E-13
  relative advantage, 2-59–2-61
  describe environmental effects command language program
  relative advantage, 2-59–2-66
  on operations (step 2), 5-53, manager, E-12
  windows of opportunity, 2-59–
  5-54 determining requirements,
  2-66
  determine threat courses of E-26, E-27
  action (step 4), 5-58—5-60 sources, E-16–E-25 multidomain operations, Army’s
  evaluate the threat (step 3), support to intelligence operational concept, 2-78–2-82
  5-55—5-57 operations, E-14, E-15 imperatives of operations,
  mission focus, 5-45, 5-46 2-88, 2-89
  large-scale combat operations,
  products, 5-61 multidomain task force, 2-80
  2-68, 2-69
  tenets of operations, 2-86,
  IWFT, 5-10. See also intelligence and fighting for intelligence,
  2-87
  warfighting function. 8-1–8-3
  collection management, 5-17– defined, 2-67 multidomain task force. See
  5-30, during armed conflict, 4-44– multidomain operations, Army’s
  conducting pre-mission 4-47 operational concept.
  analysis of the OE, 5-36– operational challenge, 8-12– multinational intelligence. See
  5-41 8-15 intelligence.
  intelligence architecture,
  linguist. See language support, O
  planning, establishing,
  sources.
  revising, 5-11–5-16 OE, 2-35. See also intelligence;
  intelligence support to M IPOE; pre-mission analysis of
  targeting, 5-64–5-78 the OE.
  maritime domain. See also
  IWFT 2.1, provide intelligence tools and processes, for
  domains.
  support to force generation, understanding, 2-31
  intelligence, threat, other OE
  B-1–B-17 understanding an, 2-27–2-30
  considerations, 2-35