ATTP 5-0.1 Commander and Staff Officer Guide - Army Electronic ...

Chapter 2
� Planning, supervising, and coordinating CBRN decontamination (except patient decontamination)
operations.
� Assessing weather and terrain data to determine environmental effects on potential CBRN
hazards and threats.
� Overseeing construction of CBRN shelters.
� Planning and recommending integration of obscuration into tactical operations.
� Advising the commander on CBRN hazards and passive defense measures.
CIVILIAN PERSONNEL OFFICER
2-82. The civilian personnel officer manages and administers the civilian employee personnel management
program. This civilian employee has a permanent position on the staff at divisions and corps. The AR 690
series discusses civilian personnel officer functions. Specific duties include, but are not limited to—
� Advising the commander and staff concerning, and supervising the management and
administration of, the civilian employee personnel management program within the command.
� Administering civilian personnel management laws and regulations.
� Participating, when appropriate, in negotiations with host nations on labor agreements.
� Developing plans and standby directives for procuring, using, and administering the civilian
labor force and using local labor in foreign areas during emergencies (with other staff members).
COMMAND LIAISON OFFICER
2-83. The command liaison officers are the commander’s representative at the headquarters or agency to
which they are sent. They promote coordination, synchronization, and cooperation between their parent
unit and higher headquarters, interagency, coalition, host-nation, adjacent, and subordinate organizations as
required. As subject matter experts from their assigned headquarters, command liaison officers are usually
embedded in another organization to provide face-to-face coordination. (See also Chapter 9 and unit SOPs.)
DENTAL SURGEON
2-84. The dental surgeon coordinates dental activities within the command. All dental activities are
planned at the medical brigade, medical command deployment support, or Army Service component
command. (Refer to FM 4-02.19 for details on the duties and responsibilities of the dental surgeon). Dental
surgeon responsibilities include, but are not limited to—
� Coordinating dental activities with the command surgeon.
� Exercising staff supervision over and providing technical assistance to dental activities.
� Planning and supervising the dental functions.
� Developing a program for dental support of humanitarian and civil action operations.
� Providing advice and technical assistance in constructing, rehabilitating, and using dental
facilities.
ELECTRONIC WARFARE OFFICER
2-85. The electronic warfare officer is a specially trained officer who performs electronic warfare duties.
The electronic warfare officer prepares a portion of Annex D (Fires) to the operation order or operation
plan. Electronic warfare officer responsibilities include, but are not limited to—
� Leading the electronic warfare element in the fires cell.
� Integrating and synchronizing the cyber/electromagnetic activities.
� Coordinating, preparing, and maintaining the electronic warfare target list, electronic attack
taskings, electronic attack requests, and the electronic warfare portion of the sensor/attack
matrix.
� Coordinating with other staff when conducting electronic warfare.
� Assessing opponent vulnerabilities, friendly capabilities, and friendly missions in electronic
warfare terms.
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