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Cover Half Title Title Copyright Table of Contents PREFACE CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION Collection Management Process Solutions to Common Errors in Reconnaissance and Surveillance Planning CHAPTER 2 RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE AND INTELLIGENCE PREPARATION OF THE BATTLEFIELD Terms Reconnaissance and Surveillance Principles Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield Process Reconnaissance and Surveillance Plan Development CHAPTER 3 ASSETS AND EQUIPMENT Assets and Equipment Organic to the Maneuver Battalion Assets and Personnel Normally Supporting the Maneuver Battalion Assets and Personnel Normally Supporting the Maneuver Brigade CHAPTER 4 PLANNING EFFECTIVE RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE Staff Officer Responsibilities Planning CHAPTER 5 METHODS OF TASKING RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE ASSETS CHAPTER 6 THE RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE OVERLAY CHAPTER 7 MONITORING THE RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE EFFORT Tracking Targets and Assets Evaluating How Your Assets Report Managing Priority Intelligence Requirements Modifying the Reconnaissance and Surveillance Plan Tasking Assets CHAPTER 8 AUGMENTING OR TASK ORGANIZING RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE MISSIONS Task Organized with Engineers and Artillery Forward Observers Attached to Reconnaissance Patrol Task Organized with Signal Assets, Observation Posts, and Forward Observers Attached to Extended Reconnaissance Patrol Scouts with Infantry D Company, Scout Platoon, and Ground Surveillance Radar Effort Augmented CHAPTER 9 RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE IN OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS Detailed Reconnaissance Surveillance of the Objective Ongoing Reconnaissance and Surveillance Planning CHAPTER 10 INTELLIGENCE SUPPORT TO COUNTERRECONNAISSANCE Staff Officers Mission Planning Reconnaissance Fundamentals Using Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield to Support Your Counterreconnaissance Effort Counterreconnaissance CHAPTER 11 RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE IN LOW-INTENSITY CONFLICT Factors Guerrilla/Insurgent Operations Upper Echelon Organization Equipment Forms of Guerrilla Combat Insurgent Map Symbols Movement Formations Tactical Command Basic Organization Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield Considerations Assets CHAPTER 12 ELECTRONIC WARFARE ASSET EMPLOYMENT Fundamentals Planning What Type of Intelligence and Electronic Warfare Assets Are Needed? APPENDIX A MANAGEMENT TOOLS FOR RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE OPERATIONS APPENDIX B EXAMPLE OF THE RECONNAISSANCE AND SURVEILLANCE PROCESS GLOSSARY REFERENCES INDEX

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