text: Chapter 1
  FIELD ARTILLERY INTELLIGENCE OFFICER
  1-75. FAIOs are assigned at FSEs from BCTs through corps, and fires cells at EAC. They are integrated
  within the unit's intelligence function to facilitate target development, nomination, prioritization, and
  execution. They participate in MDMP and assist with drafting the HPTL recommendation, TSS, AGM, and
  assessment criteria. They are responsible for the fires and intelligence systems integration to support target
  detection, execution, and assessment.
  1-76. FAIOs coordinate with adjacent and higher HQs, subordinate intelligence elements military
  intelligence brigade-theater (MIB-T), expeditionary military intelligence brigade (E-MIB), analysis and
  control element (ACE), and military intelligence company, to develop, nominate, and prioritize targets. They
  provide direction and guidance to intelligence elements on HPTL, TSS, and TSM, and assists in the
  refinement of enemy order of battle (artillery and air defense focused). The FAIO assists in NAI and TAI
  development and coordinates with the collection manager and organic and external intelligence organizations
  to create potential targets.
  1-77. The FAIO when serving in a joint role typically co-locates with the deputy directorate for targets of a
  joint staff (referred to as J2T) for basic target development, intermediate target development, and advanced
  target development. They assist the intelligence section with combat assessment and confirm the fires to
  intelligence digital systems architecture for responsive target execution. They facilitate execution of targets
  detected with current operations and participate in targeting battle rhythm events as available.
  CYBER ELECTROMAGNETIC WARFARE OFFICER
  1-78. The cyber electromagnetic warfare officer (CEWO) leads the cyberspace electromagnetic activities
  (CEMA) section and works closely with the FSE, G-2, operations planning officers, and communications
  operations officers to plan, prepare, and execute cyberspace and spectrum management operations to meet
  the commander's objectives.
  1-79. The CEWO supervises the execution of targeting tasks or activities in conjunction with the G-2 to
  identify threat cyberspace and electromagnetic warfare (EW) intent, critical capabilities, requirements, and
  vulnerabilities. In conjunction with the intelligence section and the FAIO, the CEWO conducts TVA of threat
  critical capabilities which are enabled by cyberspace and the electromagnetic spectrum operations for
  determining cyberspace and EW related HVT.
  1-80. The CEWO develops threat objectives and use of cyberspace and the electromagnetic spectrum
  operations and identifies dual-use capabilities. They nominate cyberspace and EW related HPTs, NAIs, and
  TAIs, and provide information requirements to the intelligence cell for collection and analysis to assist in the
  target development and selection effort. The CEWO identifies cyberspace and EW capabilities of adjacent,
  joint, mission partners, and civilian organizations in the assigned AO.
  1-81. The CEWO develops MOP and MOE criteria during targeting to evaluate the effectiveness of offensive
  cyberspace operations and electromagnetic attack. When designated, the CEWO serves as jamming control
  authority for ground or airborne electromagnetic attacks. The CEWO assists in the development of TSS,
  AGM, collateral effects evaluations, and BDA for threat cyberspace and EW. In addition, the CEWO submits
  requests for support to higher HQ and joint partners and participates in targeting battle rhythm events.
  INFORMATION OPERATIONS OFFICER
  1-82. The information operations (IO) officer is responsible for integrating and synchronizing information
  capabilities in support of operations. The IO officer combines all information related actions and
  incorporates them into targeting objectives to achieve decision dominance in support of the
  commander's objectives. The IO officer performs targeting tasks by leading the IO working group to
  synchronize and deconflict information capabilities in support of targeting objectives.
  1-83. The IO officer contributes to the threat and vulnerability assessment and develops IO-related HVTs.
  The IO officer provides IO input to targeting guidance and objectives and deconflicts and coordinates
  potential HPTs. The IO officer submits IO information requirements to the G-2 and executes attacks in
  accordance with the AGM. They evaluate effects of attacks and participate in targeting battle rhythm events.