text: Intelligence at and Across Echelons
  INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION CAPABILITIES
  7-91. Table 7-6 lists division-level intelligence capabilities, which are divided into organic and supporting
  collection capabilities. The division has no organic intelligence collection capabilities; however, it has limited
  information collection and target acquisition assets in the combat aviation brigade Gray Eagle company that
  contribute to the intelligence effort. The division G-2 builds an intelligence architecture, receives
  augmentation and higher-level support, and task-organizes supporting intelligence units based on the specific
  operation. The intelligence architecture reflects how many MI capabilities are employed forward as well as
  the capabilities provided through intelligence reach.
  Table 7-6. Division organic and supporting intelligence collection capabilities
  Division organic collection capabilities
  The CAB/ARB Gray Eagle company is equipped with 12 MQ-1C Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft systems.1
  Division supporting collection capabilities
  • Corps expeditionary-military intelligence brigades augment and provide capabilities to divisions through IEW battalions.
  • Active Component and Army National Guard IEW battalions (division) provide—
  ▪Multidiscipline intelligence analysis and PED to support the division intelligence staff officer.
  ▪Intelligence analysis and targeting support, PED, open-source intelligence, and signals intelligence collection to support division targeting.
  ▪Limited interrogation capability to the division.
  ▪Counterreconnaissance capabilities for sensing and attack to support division and brigade combat team commanders’ scheme of maneuver.
  Note. Operational conditions may restrict the use of organic systems. The communications infrastructure, the threat, and the tempo may affect the
  ability to employ or emplace collectors and collection platforms.
  1 The CAB/ARB Gray Eagle company is not an intelligence unit, but it provides an information collection and target acquisition capability. The
  division operation order assigns the appropriate mission, which can include information collection, to the CAB/ARB Gray Eagle company.
  ARB attack reconnaissance battalion IEW intelligence and electronic warfare
  CAB combat aviation brigade PED processing, exploitation, and dissemination
  ALL-SOURCE INTELLIGENCE CAPABILITIES
  7-92. All-source intelligence support at the division level consists of organic analytical capabilities focused
  on analyzing tactical enemy ground forces. The analytical focus is on enemy ground forces’ intent and
  capability to conduct future military operations within a corps or division boundary. All-source support
  occurs at the division main CP and forward tactical CPs and is a critical part of the intelligence architecture
  to subordinate commands.
  7-93. The primary all-source analytical element supporting the division is the ACE, which supports situation
  development, the threat characteristics database, and targeting analysis. Generally, the division analytical
  capability within the ACE deploys to support the division main and forward tactical CPs. Table 7-7 describes
  division-level all-source intelligence capabilities.
  Table 7-7. Division-level all-source intelligence capabilities
  Intelligence
  Analytical focus: Division Analytical window
  support to—
  Analytical tasks: Provide warning intelligence, perform situation development,
  Current operations conduct collection management, and further refine intelligence products received Current to 24 hours
  from future operations.
  • Analytical tasks: Conduct pre-mission analysis of the OE for all division forces, 24 to 48 hours
  provide database support, perform IPOE, perform situation development, and Echelon focus:
  conduct collection management. • Division to battalion maneuver
  • Provide IPOE products and mission analysis for the next mission. units.
  Future operations
  • Provide basic analytical support based on higher-level analysis of multidomain • Grouping of artillery and
  operation considerations. rockets.
  • Perform specified analytical tasks to support the division as directed. • Division specialty and
  • Provide intelligence products to plans. supporting ground forces.
  • Analytical tasks: Participate in IPOE and situation development and provide
  Targeting (for lethal support to targeting.
  24 to 48 hours
  and nonlethal effects) • Emphasize defining and assessing target nominations, target validations, and
  comprehensive battle damage assessments at the operational and tactical levels.
  Note. Time windows are examples; actual time windows depend on the situation. All analysis thoroughly accounts for civil considerations, terrain,
  and weather forecasts and effects on capabilities.
  IPOE intelligence preparation of the operational environment OE operational environment