ATP-5-0-2-1 Staff Reference Guide Volume 1 Download
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Command and Staff Roles 07 December 2020 ATP 5-0.2-1 353 Weather, enemy, terrain, and their effects on operations (Note. While listed as a G-2/S-2 task, this is a staff task accomplished by each section as it applies to them). Location of known and templated barriers, obstacles, and minefields. Intelligence analysis applied to SPOT reports and other pieces of information discovered. Enemy avenues of approach. Recommended priority intelligence requirements. Command's reconnaissance and surveillance target acquisition assets. Information collection plan (in conjunction with the S-3). Counterintelligence measures. M-19. A basic list of doctrinal resources available to the G-2/S-2 includes— ATP 2-19.4, Brigade Combat Team Intelligence Techniques, February 2015. ATP 2-22.4, Technical Intelligence, November 2013. ATP 2-22.9, Open-Source Intelligence, August 2019. ATP 2-33.4, Intelligence Analysis, January 2020. TC 7-100, Hybrid Threat, November 2010. G-3/S-3 Operations Officer Duties and Responsibilities M-20. The G-3/S-3 operations officer's responsibilities are unique within the coordinating staff. The G-3 (S 3) is the chief of the movement and maneuver warfighting function, primary staff officer for integrating and synchronizing the operation as a whole for the commander, and the principal staff officer for all matters concerning operations and plans. While the COS or XO directs efforts of the entire staff, the operations officer ensures warfighting functions integrate and synchronize across the planning horizons in current operations integration, future operations, and plans integrating cells. Additionally, the operations officer authenticates all plans and orders for the commander to synchronize the warfighting functions in time, space, and purpose in accordance with the commander's intent and planning guidance. M-21. The commander generally needs to know the following from the G-3/S-3: Command resource allocation priorities including time, personnel, supplies, and equipment. Proposed task organization and mission responsibilities of subordinate units. Proposed tactical maneuver, dispositions, and fire schemes. Locations of friendly forces. Overview of electromagnetic warfare, military information support operations, operational security, deception activities, civil affairs operations, support area protection measures, and inform and influence activities regarding rules of engagement. Overview of airspace considerations. Status of unit readiness and combat effectiveness. Rehearsal schedules. Information collection plan (in conjunction with the G-2/S-2). M-22. A basic list of doctrinal resources available to the G-3/S-3 includes— FM 3-04, Army Aviation, April 2020. FM 3-90-1. Offense and Defense, Volume 1, March 2013. FM 3-90-2, Reconnaissance, Security, and Tactical Enabling Tasks, Volume 2, March 2013. ATP 3-06, Urban Operations, December 2017. ATP 3-07.5, Stability Techniques, August 2012. ATP 3-11.50, Battlefield Obscuration, May 2014. ATP 3-37.2, Antiterrorism, June 2014. ATP 3-90.8, Combined Arms Countermobility Operations, September 2014. ATP 3-90.4/MCWP 3-17.8, Combined Arms Mobility, March 2016.