Joint Pub 5-00.2 Joint Task Force Planning Guidance and ... - BITS

Chapter VI
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•• Providing updates during planning;
•• Identifying enemy COAs (COA
development);
•• Identifying intelligence capabilities
and shortfalls that affect the development
of COAs (COA development);
•• Participating in COA analysis
wargaming by representing enemy
COAs;
•• Conducting J-2 COA comparison;
•• Identifying intelligence requirements;
•• Identifying time-phased force and
deployment list (TPFDL) requirements;
•• Identifying and nominating deception
objectives that will help attain military
objectives; and
•• Performing the intelligence function
of targeting, i.e., analyzing the enemy and
the situation, and identifying and
nominating to the CJTF those critical
enemy vulnerabilities that can be
exploited by direct military operations to
attain the commander’s intent and
objectives.
• When the CJTF and subordinate
commanders are engaged in conducting
operations, the JISE assists by:
•• In conjunction with J-3 watch teams
and collection managers, orchestrating all
forms of reconnaissance and surveillance
of the enemy which are necessary for
understanding the situation, identifying
objectives and opportune targets,
providing warning to forces, and
assessing the effects of operations;
•• Preparing estimates of enemy C2,
logistics, ground, air, space, air defense,
maritime force capabilities, and
intentions; and
•• Assessing the effects of operations (to
delay, disrupt, debilitate, destroy,
dissuade, or coerce) on enemy
capabilities and intentions.
f. In addition, the JISE also may be used
to manage intelligence resources and
efforts and to coordinate application of
senior, subordinate, and supporting
commands’ intelligence activities.
9. Intelligence Offices, Centers,
and Teams
a. While not all of the offices, centers, or
teams listed below may be required, each
should be evaluated based on projected
operations.
b. The following may be established or
requested by the CJTF in addition to the JISE.
• Joint CI/HUMINT Support Element
•• During joint operations, CI and
HUMINT complement each other, and
work in partnership to provide
intelligence and force protection to a JTF.
To accomplish this unity of effort, the JTF
commander or J-2 may establish a joint
force J-2 CI/HUMINT support element
(J-2X). The J-2X will manage,
coordinate and deconflict HUMINT and
CI collection activities of attached
elements and Service components. The
J-2X reports directly to the JTF J-2.
•• Designates a task force
counterintelligence coordinating
authority (TFCICA) to coordinate
counterintelligence force protection
source operations, maintain tactical
source registry, maintain liaison
coordination, and conduct CI collection
management support functions.
Joint Pub 5-00.2