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  assets, their capabilities and limitations. The brigade aviation officer recommends priorities for and
  allocations of Army aviation assets, coordinates the employment of those air assets, and assists with the
  synchronization of airspace coordinating measures with fire support coordination measures and movement
  and maneuver control measures within the BCT area of operations.The brigade aviation officer participates
  in the operations process,targeting and the development of the BCT unit airspace plan. The brigade aviation
  officer helps prepare portions of Annex C (Operations) to include Appendix 10 (Airspace Control) along
  with portions of Annex D (Fires) of the operation order. (See FM 3-52 and ATP3-52.1 for additional
  information.)
  Chemical,Biological,Radiological,and Nuclear Officer
  4-215. The CBRN officer is the principle advisor to the commander on CBRN hazard awareness and
  understanding and is responsible for CBRN operations and CBRN asset use. The CBRN officer leads the
  CBRN working group. When established,the CBRN working group includes members from the protection
  working group, subordinate commands, host-nation agencies, and other unified action partners (see
  paragraph 7-82). The CBRN officer prepares a portion of Annex E (Protection) and a portion of Annex C
  (Operations) of the operation order. (SeeATP 3-11.36for additional information.)
  PsychologicalOperations Staff Planner
  4-216. The PSYOP staff planner, a noncommissioned officer authorized at the BCT level, is responsible
  for synchronizing and coordinating information activities with information-related capabilities. If no PSYOP
  noncommissioned officer is assigned, the commander of an attached PSYOP unit may assume those
  responsibilities. The PSYOP staff planner prepares Appendix 13 (PSYOP) and a portion of Appendix 14
  (Military Deception) and Appendix 15 (Information Operations) to Annex C (Operations) to the operation
  order. (SeeFM 3-53 for additional information.)
  Knowledge Management Officer
  4-217. Working through the BCT XO,the knowledge management officer is responsible for developing the
  knowledge management plan that integrates and synchronizes knowledge and information management. (The
  BCT XO is responsible for the organization’s knowledge management program.) The knowledge
  management officer synchronizes knowledge and information management to facilitate the BCT
  commander’s situational understanding for any problem set and to provide the staff shared understanding.
  The knowledge management officer accomplishes this by using the tools,processes,and people available to
  facilitate an environment of shared understanding. When required, the knowledge management officer is
  responsible for Annex Q (Knowledge Management) to the operation order. (SeeFM 6-0 and ATP 6-01.1 for
  additional information.)
  ElectromagneticWarfare Officer
  4-218. The EWO serves as the BCT commander’s designated staff officer for the planning, integration,
  synchronization,and assessment of electromagneticwarfare (EW)(see ATP 3-12.3),to include CEMA (see
  FM3-12). The EWO coordinates through other staff members to integrate EW or/and CEMA into the
  commander’s concept of operations. The EWO prepares Appendix 12 (CEMA) to Annex C (Operations) to
  the operation order and contributes to any section that has a CEMA subparagraph such as Annex N (Space
  Operations) in the operation order (see FM 3-14). As the cyberspace planner, the EWO is responsible for
  understanding policies relating to cyberspace operations, EW, and spectrum management operations to
  provide accurate information to the commander for proper planning, coordination, and synchronization of
  cyberspace operations,EW,and spectrum management operations into all operations (see paragraph 4-335).
  Information Operations Officer
  4-219. The information operations officer, authorized at the BCT level, is responsible for synchronizing
  and deconflicting information-related capabilities employed in support of BCT operations. An
  information-related capability is a tool, technique, or activity employed within a dimension of the
  information environment that can be used to create effects and operationally desired conditions (JP 3-13).
  Led by the information operations officer, the BCT staff synchronizes capabilities that communicate