All-Source Fundamentals
This intelligence discipline integrates multiple INTs to produce a fused assessment
What is All-Source Intelligence?
This step of IPB focuses on weather and terrain effects.
What is Step 2: Describe Environmental Effects on Operations?
The Army’s primary warfighting functions include this function responsible for understanding the enemy.
What is Intelligence?
This daily product provides a summary of significant activities.
What is the INTSUM?
This level is applied when unauthorized disclosure could cause damage to national security.
What is Confidential?
This is the primary doctrinal publication for Army Intelligence.
What is FM 2-0 (Intelligence)?
This product graphically depicts enemy COAs.
What is the Situation Template (SITEMP)?
This troop leading procedure step involves issuing a WARNO.
What is Step 3: Make a Tentative Plan?
This matrix links PIRs to collection assets.
What is the Collection Matrix?
This level is applied when disclosure could cause serious damage.
What is Secret?
This principle of intelligence ensures products are delivered in time to influence decisions.
What is Timeliness?
This is the event template used to confirm or deny enemy COAs.
What is the Event Template?
What does METT-TC stand for?
What is Mission, Enemy, Terrain & Weather, Troops & Support Available, Time, Civil Considerations.
This is the S2’s responsibility during targeting working groups.
What is providing enemy situation and high-value target analysis?
This level is applied when disclosure could cause exceptionally grave damage.
What is Top Secret?
This product answers PIRs by providing predictive analysis of enemy COAs.
What is the Intelligence Estimate?
During MDMP, the S2 briefs this product at Mission Analysis.
What is the Initial Intelligence Estimate?
This document establishes task organization and command relationships.
What is the OPORD?
As S2, you are responsible for managing this program to protect classified material
What is Information Security / Security Manager duties?
This category of information is not classified but still requires protection and controlled dissemination.
What is CUI (Controlled Unclassified Information)?
As the S2, your commander changes the main effort. What must you immediately reassess within your running estimate?
What are PIRs, NAIs, TAIs, and enemy COAs?
If your NAIs are not aligned with maneuver graphics, what is the operational risk?
Failure to confirm/disconfirm enemy COAs and loss of decision advantage.
The legal authority governing intelligence oversight in the Army falls under this regulation.
What is AR 381-10?
Your commander asks, “Are we being observed right now?” What product should you reference?
What is the Threat Template and Event Template (NAIs + ISR coverage)?
Who has the authority to originally classify information?
What is an Original Classification Authority (OCA)?