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Naval intelligence |
System of personnel, procedures, equipment, and facilities, both ashore and afloat. |
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Naval intelligence primary purposes |
Supporting the commander Identifying centers of gravity and critical vulnerabilities Supporting planning and execution of operations Protecting the force Supporting combat assessment |
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5 steps of intelligence cycle |
Planning and direction Collection Processing Analysis and production Dissemination (pcpad) |
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Three categories of intelligence |
Strategic Operational Tactical |
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National level intelligence |
Defense joint intelligence operations center (DJIOC) Lead DoD intelligence organization responsible for integrating and synchronizing military and national intelligence capabilities. |
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Theater level intelligence |
Combatant command joint intelligence operations center (JIOC). Primary intelligence organizations providing support to joint forces at operational and tactical levels. |
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Fleet level intelligence |
Joint task force joint intelligence support elements (JTF) (JISE). At discretion of a subordinate JFC, JTFJISE may be established during initial phases of an operation. |
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PIR |
Priority intelligence requirements - intelligence requirements which are critical to accomplishing the mission. |
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CCIR |
Commander's critical information requirements - intelligence that is crucial and requires the immediate attention of the commander |
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Examples of CCIR |
Strong indications of the imminent outbreak of hostilities of any type (warning of attack). Aggression of any nature against a friendly count. Significant events within potential enemy countries that may lead to modification of nuclear strike plans. |
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Intelligence oversight |
Process of ensuring that all DoD intelligence, counterintelligence, and intelligence-related activities are conducted in accordance with applicable U.S. Law, presidential executive orders, and DoD directives and regulations. |
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Intelligence oversight regulations |
Executive order 12333 DoD regulation 5240.1-R SECNAVINST 3820.3D MCO 3800.2A |
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Fleet intelligence office |
Plan, manage, and execute fleet intelligence TYCOM functions that optimize intelligence readiness across all navy warfare areas |
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Subordinate commands of the fleet intelligence office |
NIOC MCIA (marine corps intelligence activity) |
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ISR |
Intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. Provides a level of planning, analysis, and targeting support. |
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Intelligence fusion cell |
Naval intelligence centers serve as a fusion centers where information from various sources is validated,correlated, analyzed, and disseminated to support operations. |
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HUMINT |
Human intelligence |
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OSINT |
Open source intelligence |
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MASINT |
Measurement and signature intelligence |
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SIGINT |
Signals intelligence |
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COMINT |
Communications intelligence |
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FISINT |
Foreign instrumentation signals intelligence |
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ELINT |
Electronic intelligence |
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IMINT |
Imagery intelligence |
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ACINT |
Acoustic intelligence |
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Three examples of intelligence briefs |
Counterintelligence Foreign travel NATO security |
