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

The Staff
� Developing a prioritized adversary target list based on high-value targets and high-payoff targets
(with the chief of fires and fire support officer).
� Coordinating the electronic attack target list with organic military intelligence units and with
adjacent and higher commands, including joint and multinational commands when appropriate.
� Coordinating with the higher headquarters electronic warfare officer to deconflict inform and
influence activities on the communications spectrum.
ENGINEER OFFICER
2-86. The engineer officer in the protection cell is responsible for planning and assessing survivability
operations. The engineer officer prepares Annex G (Engineer) to the operation order or operation plan.
(Refer to FM 3-34 and FM 7-15 for more detailed information on the duties and responsibilities of the
engineer officer.) Specific duties include, but are not limited to—
� Advising the chief of protection on survivability operations.
� Coordinating and synchronizing survivability operations.
� Coordinating with the engineer officer for engineering capabilities.
� Synchronizing and integrating engineer operations (combat and construction) between multiple
command posts and organizations.
� Writing engineer fragmentary orders, warning orders, and related products.
� Providing real-time reachback linkage to United States Army Corps of Engineers knowledge
centers and supporting national assets.
� Updating the running estimate.
EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL OFFICER
2-87. The explosive ordnance disposal officer is responsible for coordinating the detection, identification,
recovery, evaluation, rendering ordnance safe, and final disposal of explosive ordnance. An explosive
ordnance disposal officer is authorized at corps and divisions and normally serves as the explosive
ordnance disposal group, battalion, and company commander. The explosive ordnance disposal officer
prepares a portion to Annex E (Protection) to the operation order or operation plan. (Refer to AR 75-15 and
FM 7-15 for detailed duties and responsibilities of the explosive ordnance disposal officer.) Explosive
ordnance disposal officer responsibilities include, but are not limited to—
� Establishing and operating an explosive ordnance disposal incident reporting system.
� Establishing, operating, and supervising technical intelligence reporting procedures.
� Coordinating requirements for explosive ordnance disposal support with requesting units, other
Army commands, other Services, federal agencies, and multinational partners. Coordination may
include arranging for administrative and logistic support for subordinate explosive ordnance
disposal units.
� Monitoring the supply status of and expediting requests for special explosive ordnance disposal
tools, equipment, and demolition materials.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ADVISOR
2-88. The equality opportunity advisor coordinates matters concerning equal opportunity for Soldiers and
their families. Commanders at every echelon are authorized to appoint an equality opportunity advisor.
AR 600-20 discusses the responsibilities and duties of the equality opportunity advisor:
� Advising and assisting the commander and staff on all equal opportunity matters, including
sexual harassment, discrimination, and affirmative action.
� Recognizing and assessing indicators of institutional and individual discrimination and sexual
harassment.
� Recommending, developing, and monitoring affirmative action and equal opportunity plans and
policies to reduce or prevent discrimination and sexual harassment.
� Collecting and processing demographic data concerning all aspects of equal opportunity climate
assessment.
14 September 2011 ATTP 5-0.1 2-19