text: Chapter 3
  Digital Liaison Detachment
  3-89. A digital liaison detachment provides digital liaison capability to Army units (theater army, corps, and
  division headquarters for connectivity with allied and multinational force units and other U.S. Services and
  interagency partners. A digital liaison detachment also provides—
  * Functional area expertise via LNOs to joint and multinational headquarters.
  * Digital information management and communications interface capability for U.S. systems with
  a host headquarters.
  * U.S. headquarters’ representatives inside a supported multinational headquarters to facilitate
  command and control by clarifying orders, interpreting commander’s intent, and identifying and
  resolving issues. (See ATP 3-94.1 for more information.)
  Theater Expeditionary Intelligence Support Element
  3-90. During periods of heightened activity, the MIB-T may be reinforced with an intelligence support
  element from the Intelligence and Security Command. The Intelligence and Security Command, when
  directed, will provide tailored, multi-discipline, expeditionary intelligence support element(s) to the MIB-T
  to enhance intelligence collection and/or analysis at the theater, corps, or division level. The intelligence
  support element will consist of intelligence Soldiers from all disciplines. It will be manned from Army-
  retained intelligence forces, intelligence Soldiers from the Army Guard, and, upon approval, intelligence
  Soldiers from other MIB-Ts. The reinforcing intelligence support element(s) will fall-in on pre-positioned
  intelligence equipment maintained by the MIB-T. The intelligence support element will be assigned to the
  MIB-T and OPCON to the supported command. The intelligence support element provides collection
  management, collection, analysis, and force protection support to the supported command.
  Criminal Investigation Division Group
  3-91. Normally a criminal investigation division group supports a theater army. The group is placed in
  general support of the theater, but it remains under the OPCON of the Army Criminal Investigation
  Command. Commanders of criminal investigation command tactical units advise their supported
  commanders on criminal investigation division capabilities and on investigations, as appropriate, although
  no formal operational command relationship exists. The criminal investigation division group ensures the
  connectivity between all criminal investigation command units within and external to the theater. (See
  FM 3-39 for more information on the criminal investigation command group.)
  Explosive Ordnance Disposal Group
  3-92. The EOD group is a command and control headquarters for EOD operations. The group conducts staff
  planning and technical control of all EOD assets in a theater and provides an EOD staff liaison to the ASCC.
  A theater army supporting major operations is allocated an EOD group. The EOD group is capable of
  conducting command and control for two to six EOD battalions. To coordinate counter-improvised explosive
  device (IED) and weapons technical intelligence operations, the EOD group is attached or placed OPCON to
  a theater army, corps, or JTF in support of a specific operation, operation order, operation plan, or concept
  plan. The group may also form the core of a specialized combined JTF with a mission of various protection
  and exploitation enablers such as counter-IED, exploitation, or CWMD task forces. The group can also
  provide enabling support, analysis, and advisement to execute targeting efforts, theater exploitation, and
  CWMD to provide maneuver support and force protection throughout an AO. (See ATP 4-32 for more
  information on the explosive ordnance disposal group.)
  Information Operations Support
  3-93. The Army provides additional information operations support elements to the theater army as required
  to support their operations. These elements are dedicated to helping theater organizations analyze situations
  and operate in an increasingly complex information environment. These units augment theater forces with
  deployable mission-tailored support teams and continental U.S.-based operational planning support,
  intelligence analysis, and technical assistance. They train to operate within the Army and joint information
  operations doctrinal constructs. These support organizations reside in multiple components of the Army and