AA See avenue of approach.
ADA See air defense artillery.
ADA officer. See air defense
artillery officer.
aerial fire support officer
mission support, 57
AI See area of interest.
air AA
enemy use of, 14
air and armored cavalry
squadron
mission support, 58
air defense artillery
defensive area of interest for Div ADA, 99
air defense artillery officer
R&S asset, 44
staff responsibility, 63
air defense artillery platoon
mission, 53
air liaison officer
coordination, 53
JAAT coordination, 54
See chapter 9.
staff responsibility, 63
all-source production section
support to CM&D process,4
ALO See air liaison officer.
antitank (AT) helicopter
commanders information
requirement, 14
AO See area of operation.
area
R&S location of operations, 8, 18, 36 and 41
area of interest
identification of, 23
offensive and defensive, 22
area of operation
IPB process
requirement,23
armor
commanders information
requirement,14
armored vehicle
commanders information
requirement, 14
Army aviation
digital interface mission
support,58
mission, 53
R&S asset, 44
Army aviation support officer
mission coordination,58
artillery
commanders information
requirement, 14
ASPS See all-source
production section.
asset
assets and equipment
support to R&S
plans, 41
attack helicopter battalion
mission support,58
augment
scout combat
missions, 40
See chapter 8.
augmentation
See chapter 8.
augmented
essential equipment, 41
scout limitations, 40
augmenting
See chapter 8.
avenue of approach
R&S application, 23
support to commanders
needs, 12
terrain factor in support to
R&S application, 23
aviation officer
staff responsibility,63
battle task
development of, 5
list of,7
BAE See battlefield area
evaluation.
battlefield area evaluation
component of, 19
battle damage assessment
in support of TAI,36
battlefield operating system
part of DST
process,33
BOS See battlefield
operating systems
CANE See chemical
environment.
CAS See close air support.
CESO See communications-
electronics staff officer.
changing double column to a
diamond formation
LIC movement, 136
checkpoint
R&S overlay. 72
chemical environment
IIB Test in NBC
environment, 8
chemical officer
See chapter 10.
chemical-engineer
reconnaissance
See chapter 10.
Cl see counterintelligence.
Cl team
R&S coordination,65
civilian population
LIC operations, 141
close air support
EW operations,161
CM&D See collection and
dissemination.
collection and dissemination
support to R&S, 3
and 4
collection asset
collection effort
battalion forces level,39
requirements for information, 18, 26, and 31
collection management
process
R&S and the CM&D process, 2, 3, and 4
collection plan
control of the collection
phases to develop a, 3
unit collection
requirements,4
column
formation,134
combat
category of patrol,41
mission to support R&S,5,9, and16
combat patrol
provides,41
communications-electronics staff
officer
Brigade operations
interface,165
concealment and cover
R&S application,31
counterintelligence
mission support,55
staff responsibility,63
counterreconnaissance
CR efforts,2
CR operations use of NAI,6
(see NAI)
TTP and CR,
CR See
counterreconnaissance.
critical task
supporting battle tasks,6,7, 8
cueing
R&S planning, 64
database
IPB support for R&S
planning,16
day and night observation
device
unit capability,42
deceive
LIC operations,154
decision point
support relationship to,36
decision points or line
part of the DST process, 33
decision support template
IPB product,32
staff responsibility,65
defensive and offensive areas
of interest
requirements for R&S
planning, 22
demonstration
LIC threat,115
diamond formation
insurgent movement,135
disseminating
PIR, 16
see chapter 5
division
organization support,2, 3, and 4,
division reconnaissance asset
division,100
doctrinal template
IPB product, 25
product integration,25
double column
insurgent movement,136
DST See decision support
template.
ECCM See electronic
counter-countermeasures.
ECM See electronic
counter-measures.
electronic counter-measures
EW asset,153
electronic
counter-countermeasures
EW asset, 153
electronic HPT
EW planning,157
electronic support
measures
collection,154
electronic warfare
CR battle planning and,12
electronic warfare collection
system
mission support, 55
enemy order of battle
data base
requirement,16
enemy prisoner of war
interrogator
mission,55
enemy rates of
advance
See threat evaluation.
enemy situation template
IPB product,4
engineer
augmentation support to
R&S, 36
engineer and air defense
artillery
IPB product,22
mission support, 56
engineer officer
staff responsibility,64
engineer platoon
mission, 52
R&S asset, 52
engineer product
IPB special product,18
engineer section 64
engineer support officer 52
environmental effects for R&S
see Figure 25
EPW interrogator
See enemy prisoner of war
interrogator.
equipment
R&S asset,39
ESM See electronic support
measures.
event analysis matrix
IPB product for specific
events, 33
event template
process for,31
EW See electronic warfare.
fan
insurgent movement,134
fan formation
insurgent movement,137
FEBA See forward edge of the
battle area.
field artillery
integration into R&S and CR
plans, 52
mission support, 56
R&S asset, 44
field of fire
R&S application,24
fire support
see fire support officer to
R&S, 36
fire support officer
in R&S planning,5
JAAT coordination, 54
R&S planning, 5
staff coordination, 2
staff responsibility, 63
fire support team
FIST See fire support team.
FLOT See forward line of own
troops.
FO See forward observers.
forward edge of the battle
area
enemy movement
to, 31
forward line of own troops
enemy distance from,20
forward observers
FRAGO See fragmentary
order.
fragmentary order
method of tasking,67
FSO See fire support officer.
G2
division,56
tasking, 4
GSR See ground surveillance
radar.
GSR and REMBASS
mission support 55
ground surveillance radar
24-hour coverage,44
mission,44
R&S asset,44
GUARDRAIL
collection,150
guerrilla
LIC threat,115
support requirements,116
guerrilla platoon
mission,122
guerrilla training complex 128
helicopter
LIC support,150
high payoff target
developing,2
monitoring,77
high value target
supporting the identification of
HPT’s, 26
HPT See high payoff target.
HVT See high value target.
IEW See intelligence and
electronic warfare.
IEWSE See intelligence and
electronic warfare support
element.
IEWSE officer
staff responsibility,63
IIB Test See CANE.
incident matrix
overlay support,146
see figure 11-23
incident overlay
historical data,141
incursion
operations,117
indicator
effective R&S planning,61
infantry 40
infantry platoon 89
infiltration
operations,117
insurgent
conduct,116
LIC threat, 115
intelligence acquisition task
method of tasking,67
intelligence and electronic warfare
system support to
R&S, 2
intelligence and electronic
warfare support element
coordination with
R&S, 2
mission, 53
intelligence annex
use of,16
intelligence cycle
crucial phase in R&S,12
intelligence preparation of the
battlefield
intelligence requirement
commanders needs,3,
(see PIR and R&S)
intelligence summaries
use of,16
(see intelligence annex)
intercept
IEW asset,155
interrogation
LIC support,148
IPB See intelligence preparation
of the battlefield.
IR See intelligence
requirement.
JAAT See Joint Air Attack
Team.
jam
LIC operations,155
jammer
brigade operations,166
Joint Air Attack Team
OH-58D interface,54
key terrain
R&S application,23
“L” formation
insurgent movement,134
LIC See chapter 11.
light infantry See chapter 10.
limit of enemy advance
identify,107
limits of responsibility
in the R&S effort,37
listening post
enemy, 15
maneuver element, 41
R&S asset, 39
locate
LIC operations,155
LOEA See limit of enemy advance.
LP See listening post.
matrix
method,73
MCOO See modified combined
obstacles overlay.
mechanized infantry
see chapter 10
METT-T See mission, enemy,
terrain, time, and troops
available.
military police platoon
mission support,59
mission analysis
AI determination,19
mission, enemy, terrain, time, and
troops available
unit responsibilities to R&S
planning, 37
modified combined obstacles
overlay,70
movement formation
insurgent operations,134
MP See military police platoon.
named areas of interest
part of situation templating,31
GSR task, 44
use of 6 (see CR)
NAI See named areas of interest.
NBC See nuclear, biological, and
chemical.
NBC officer
staff responsibility,
night observation device
equipment,42
night vision device 47
NOD See night observation
device.
nuclear, biological, and chemical
OB See order of battle.
observation
R&S application,23
observation equipment
used by scouts,41
observation equipment associated with maneuver battalion 44
observation post
enemy,14
maneuver element,42
scout operations,40
obstacle
R&S application,23
obstacle analysis
provided by,53
offensive operation
see chapter 9
OP See observation post.
operations order See chapter 5.
operations plan 67
OPLAN See operations plan.
OPORD See operations
order.
order of battle 16
overlay
method,73
patrol
maneuver element,41
R&S scout, 39
PIR See priority intelligence
requirement.
population status overlay
LIC support, 146
priority intelligence
requirement
commanders needs,3
(see IR and R&S)
QUICKFIX
R&S asset,150
R&S See reconnaissance and
surveillance.
R&S tasking See chapter 5.
R&S limit of responsibility See Figure 2-15.
R&S overlay
dissemination of R&S,2
overlay, 71
R&S tasking matrix See figure 80
radio intercept
R&S asset,148
raid
mission,128
reconnaissance
active,11
as a patrol,40
attack outcome and, 1
TTP and,
reconnaissance and
surveillance
develop solutions in R&S
plans, 6
importance of R&S,1
R&S and PIR and IR, 3
(see PIR and IR)
(see scheme of maneuver,5)
solutions to common errors in
planning, 4
reconnaissance company See chapter 10.
reconnaissance battalion
acquisition See chapter 10.
reconnaissance subsquad
organization,120
redundancy
R&S planning,64and
regiment
reconnaissance unit, 101
REMBASS See remotely
monitored battlefield sensor
system.
remotely monitored battlefield
sensor system
capabilities,48
R&S asset, 44
teams and equipment,48 and
release point
R&S overlay,72
request for intelligence
information
information needs,16
retask
R&S assets,85
RII See request for intelligence
information.
RP See release point.
route
task,8
type of patrol mission,41
route reconnaissance
scout mission,40
scout task, 8
S2 role of S2 in planning of
R&S,
S2 coordination with S3 and
FSO, 2
S2 unit role,1
S3 JAAT coordination,54
S3 coordination with S2 and
FSO, 2
S3 involvement with
subordinate commands,5
S3-air JAAT coordination, 53
sabotage
operations,117
subsquads, 120
scheme of maneuver
formulation of R&S plan, 5
(see R&S)
scout
R&S asset, 39
scout platoon
operations, 40
scouts with infantry
mission requirements, 40
See chapter 8.
screening
scout mission, 2 and
security
combat patrol capability,41 and 42
patrol requirement,41
scout mission, 40
sensor
LP/OP 24-hour
capability,42
seven BOS See chapter 9.
single
formation,134
single file or firing line
formation
insurgent movement,135
SIR See specific information
requirement.
situation map
insurgents,143
situation template
IPB product, 4
product integration,26
soldier
SOR See specific orders and
requests.
SP See start point.
special uses and effects of
terrain
for R&S planning, 13
specific information
requirement
specific orders and request
R&S planning, 61
start point
R&S overlay,72
subordinate unit instruction
method of tasking, 67
subsquad
guerrilla units,120
surprise attack
operations,117
surveillance
passive,11
synchronization matrix
part of the DST process,33
synchronization See
synchronize.
synchronize
battlefield operating systems, 33
R&S with battle, 16
the R&S effort, 36
tactical Air Force
mission, 54
R&S asset, 44
TAI See target area of interest.
target
enemy, 26
R&S planning, 4
REMBASS identification of,48, 49, and52
target acquisition
fire finder radar,56
R&S and CR product requirement, 26
target acquisition asset 55
target acquisition data
provided by GSR, 44
target areas of interest
interdicting sites,36
part of DST process, 33
target identification 48
target list worksheet 158
target value analysis
process
to determine HVT’s, 26
target-acquisition
FISTV capability,52
OH-58D capability, 53
to determine HVT’s, 26
targeting
part of a successful defense,1
targeting data
a collection requirement, 12
targeting process36
task organize
increase scout
capabilities,40
task organized See chapter 8.
task organizing
R&S planning, 64
See chapter 8.
tasking See chapter 5.
tasking asset
requirement, 84
terrain
analysis provided by, 52
part of R&S planning, 3 and 15
terrain analysis
component of IPB, 23
terrorist act
LIC threat,115
threat database
information for IPB, 26
threat evaluation
component of IPB, 8, 25, and 26
threat integration
time phase line
part of the DST
process, 31
TPL See time phase line.
trap map
insurgent, 145
two-echelon formation
insurgent movement, 137
war gaming
DST a product of, 82
war gaming process
the process of war gaming, 108
weather analysis
component of IPB, 23
weather
required for R&S planning, 3 and 15
wedge formation
insurgent movement, 134
vegetation See chapter 2.
zone
R&S patrol locations, 41
scout R&S area coverage, 40
zone reconnaissance
scout mission, 40
scout task, 8