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SUPPORT ROLES OF INFORMATION OPERATIONS, CIVIL-MILITARY OPERATIONS, PUBLIC AFFAIRS, DEFENSE SUPPORT TO PUBLIC DIPLOMACY, AND COMBAT CAMERA (cont’d) INFORMATION OPERATIONS CIVIL MILITARY OPERATIONS PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEFENSE SUPPORT TO PUBLIC DIPLOMACY COMBAT CAMERA B-9 PUBLIC AFFAIRS (PA) SUPPORTED BY DEFENSE SUPPORT TO PUBLIC DIPLOMACY (DSPD) SUPPORTS BY COMBAT CAMERA (COMCAM) SUPPORTS BY Developing information products to protect soldiers against the effects of misinformation or disinformation. Coordinating with IO planners to ensure a consistent message and maintain OPSEC. Supporting counterpropaganda by countering misinformation. Providing assessment of effects of media coverage to OPSEC planners. Providing assessment of essential nonmedia coverage of deception story. Providing a link to interagency for coordination and guidance on strategic communications themes and activities. Providing responsive imagery coverage of events in the operational area. Producing accurate, timely, and balanced information for the public. Coordinating with civil affairs specialists to verify facts and validity of information. Providing a link to interagency for coordination and guidance on strategic communications themes and activities. Providing responsive imagery coverage of events in the operational area. Providing a link to interagency for coordination and guidance on strategic communications themes and activities. Providing responsive imagery coverage of events in the operational area. Developing information products to protect US actions consistent with strategic communications themes and objectives. Coordinating with interagency planners to ensure a consistent message. Providing assessment of media coverage. Providing responsive imagery coverage of events in the operational area. Figure B-3. Support Roles of Information Operations, Civil-Military Operations, Public Affairs, Defense Support to Public Diplomacy, and Combat Camera (cont’d) Managing release of key images through PA channels. Coordinating for COMCAM coverage and access to key events and operations. Providing a link to interagency for coordination and guidance on strategic communications themes and activities. Mutual Support Between Information Operations Core Capabilities
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Chapter I THE INFORMATION ENVIRONME
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