text: FM 2-22.3_______________________________________________________________________________
  HUMINT Organization, Advantages, 11-2 M
  Figure 2-1 Briefing, 11-18 Machine translation, 13-8
  HUMINT Requirements Cautions, 11-4 Maneuver unit support, 4-9
  Analysis, 4-18
  Controlling and correcting, Map tracking, 9-35
  HUMINT Requirements 11-24
  Management, 4-16
  Matrices, 12-18
  Disadvantages, 11-3
  HUMINT Source, 1-6
  Measurement and Signals
  Evaluating, 11-28 Intelligence (MASINT), 4-57
  Database, 2-9, 12-7
  Methods, 11-6, 11-7 Military geographic intelligence,
  Collection Activities, 1-16
  Placement, 11-21 5-46
  Selection, 12-45
  Techniques, 11-16 Military Intelligence
  HUMINT Structure, 2-1 Organizations, 4-57
  Interpreters, 11-1, 11-26
  HUMINT Tasks, 1-5 Military Police in Association
  Civilian, 11-15
  HUMINT Technical Control, 4-10 with Interrogation Operations,
  Evaluating, 11-28
  5-56, Figure 6-2
  I Military, 11-14 Internment/resettlement
  INTSUM, 7-4 operations, 6-14,
  Imagery Intelligence, 4-57
  Iris scanner, 13-6 Figure 6-2
  Incentive Approach, 8-21
  ISR Plan (Integrated), 4-3, 4-27, Units, 4-58, 5-42
  Information Dissemination, 4-32
  4-28 Mutt and Jeff, 8-65
  INSCOM, 3-22
  Updating, 4-34
  Intelligence Battlefield Operating N
  System, 1-1
  J
  National level intelligence
  Intelligence Estimate, 7-4
  J2X, 2-4 agencies, 3-24
  Intelligence information reports,
  JIDC Analysis Section, 2-17 Notice of intelligence potential,
  10-6
  10-15
  Joint HUMINT, 3-23, 5-91
  Intelligence preparation of the
  battlefield, 12-3 Joint Interrogation and O
  Debriefing Center (JIDC),
  Intelligence Process, 1-2,
  5-102 OB Factors, 12-43
  Figure 1-1
  Joint interrogation operations, Offensive Operations, 3-2
  Intelligence Production, 4-31
  5-99 One-Time Contact, 5-7
  Intelligence Reach, 7-5, 7-6
  Open source documents, I-10
  Interrogation, 1-20, 5-50 K
  Operational analysis and
  Of wounded detainees,
  Knowledgeability Brief, 10-15 assessment, 12-8
  5-91
  Operational Coordination, 4-9
  Priorities, Figure, 6-3 L
  Operational Management Team
  Prohibited techniques, 5-68,
  Lawful enemy combatants, 6-18 (OMT), 2-10
  5-74
  Lead development report, 10-15 Team leader requirements,
  Prohibition against use of
  Leads, 9-20 13-23
  force, 5-73
  Levels of Employment, 3-14 Operational reports, 10-4
  Serial number allocation,
  Appendix F Liaison Operations, 1-22, 5-46 Operations Orders, 4-53
  Interrogation Operations, 5-50 Link analysis diagram, 12-16, Operations Plans, 4-54
  12-25, Figure 12-4 Operations Support Cell, 2-7
  Field, 5-96
  Limitations, 1-32 Orders
  Joint, 5-100
  Local civilian debriefing Illegal, 5-80, 5-82
  Interpreter program, 11-28,
  operations, 1-21
  11-29, 11-30 Organizational Chart, 9-28,
  Long-Range Surveillance, 5-42 Figure 2-1
  Interpreter use, 11-2