text: Appendix D
  General Intelligence Provisions, Authorities, and Oversight
  Principles
  OVERVIEW
  D-1. Intelligence personnel conducting intelligence operations must comply with laws, regulations, and
  policies. The implications of and considerations associated with these provisions and authorities include the
  oversight, management, and resourcing of intelligence operations and the authority for or prohibitions on
  certain specific intelligence activities. This appendix provides a description of laws, regulations, and policies
  that govern intelligence operations and a general overview of intelligence oversight.
  UNITED STATES CODE TITLES
  D-2. G-2/S-2s, intelligence planners, and MI unit commanders must comply with the intelligence provisions
  and authorities in the following titles of the USC:
  ⚫ Title 10, USC, Armed Forces of the United States, addresses—
  ▪ The authority of the Secretary of Defense over all DOD intelligence organizations and
  activities.
  ▪ The position of Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security.
  ▪ The role of national intelligence through tactical intelligence and the integration of DOD
  ISR capabilities.
  ▪ Meeting the needs of CCDRs through tactical commanders.
  ▪ Funds for foreign cryptologic support.
  ▪ The appropriation, use, and auditing of DOD intelligence funds.
  ▪ Congressional oversight.
  ⚫ Title 18, USC, Crimes and Criminal Procedure, addresses Posse Comitatus prohibition.
  ⚫ Title 32, USC, National Guard, addresses—
  ▪ Homeland defense activities.
  ▪ DSCA.
  ⚫ Title 50, USC, War and National Defense, addresses—
  ▪ The role of the Secretary of Defense in conducting intelligence activities.
  ▪ The purpose of all-source intelligence and the role of integrated and synchronized DOD
  intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination as part of the larger U.S. IC.
  ▪ The role of national intelligence through tactical intelligence.
  ▪ The needs of CCDRs through tactical commanders.
  ▪ Specialized intelligence functions of the National Security Agency, the National Geospatial-
  Intelligence Agency, National Reconnaissance Office, and DIA.
  ▪ CI activities.
  ▪ Intelligence budget and oversight.
  D-3. Title 10, USC, and Title 50, USC, are inextricably linked and mutually supportive statutory provisions
  for DOD intelligence activities at every level of warfare (strategic, theater-strategic, operational, and tactical)
  during peacetime or war.