Joint Doctrine for Intelligence Support to Operations
JP 2-0
05/05/1995

Table of Contents

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PREFACE

CHAPTER I ... INTRODUCTION

General
Supporting Doctrine
Purpose of Intelligence Doctrine
Sources and Methodology

Introduction
Definitions
Intelligence Sources
The Intelligence Cycle

Introduction
Intelligence Is The Basis of Operations
Supporting The Campaign
Intelligence Purposes

Section A.... The Central Principle

Purpose
The Central Principle--Know the Adversary

Section B... Basic Principles

JFC Is Responsible for Intelligence Support to Operations
Synchronize Intelligence With Operations
Use the Same Approach for Operations Other Than War and War
The J-2 Should Participate From the Outset
Ensure Unity of Intelligence Effort
Recognize CI as a Source of Information
Prioritize Component Intelligence Requirements

Section C... Supporting Principles

Constitute a Joint Intelligence Staff
View the Adversary as Joint or Unified
Establish Intelligence Capability Early
Ensure JFC Intelligence Requirements Are Completely Understood By the J-2
Use Operating Forces for Combat Reporting
Analyze Intelligence in Context of Operations
Use the Chain of Command to Satisfy Requests for Information
Structure for Continuous Operations
Maintain Flexibility
Make All Organic Intelligence Capabilities Available to the Entire Joint Force
National and Theater Intelligence Organizations Support For Joint Operations
Keep Intelligence Current
Ensure Accessibility of Intelligence
Use an All-Source Approach
Distinguish Between Knowledge and Assumptions
Use Liaison
Use Intelligence Lessons Learned

Section D... Attributes of Intelligence Quality

Introduction
Timeliness
Objectivity
Usability
Readiness
Completeness
Accuracy
Relevance

Introduction
All Intelligence Organizations
National-Level Intelligence Organizations
Commanders of Combatant Commands and Subordinate Joint Force Commanders
Service Component Commanders

Introduction
Joint Intelligence Functions
Infrastructure Support

Introduction
C4I For The Warrior
Joint Intelligence Architecture
Connectivity
The Joint Intelligence Center/Joint Intelligence Support Element

Introduction
Doctrine for Multinational Operations
Multinational Intelligence Architecture
Joint and Multinational Doctrine Relationship
Multinational Intelligence Principles

APPENDIX B Intelligence Estimate

APPENDIX C References

APPENDIX D Administrative Instructions

GLOSSARY

Part I--Abbreviations and Acronyms

Part II--Terms and Definitions

FIGURE II-2 The Intelligence Cycle

FIGURE II-3 Types of Intelligence Support

FIGURE II-4 Examples of Intelligence Applications

FIGURE II-5 Forms of Intelligence Dissemination

FIGURE III-1 Intelligence Efforts

FIGURE III-2 Intelligence Purposes

FIGURE IV-1 Basic Intelligence Principles

FIGURE IV-2 Standard Support Missions

FIGURE IV-3 Supporting Principles

FIGURE IV-4 Confidence Levels

FIGURE IV-5 Attributes of Intelligence Quality

FIGURE V-1 National-Level Intelligence and Combat Support Agencies

FIGURE V-2 JFC Intelligence Responsibilities

FIGURE VI-1 Planning and Direction

FIGURE VI-2 Collection

FIGURE VI-3 Processing

FIGURE VI-4 Production

FIGURE VI-5 Targeting Cycle

FIGURE VI-6 Dissemination

FIGURE VI-7 Infrastructure Support

FIGURE VII-1 Intelligence Architecture Principles

FIGURE VII-2 Formal Joint Intelligence Architecture

FIGURE VII-3 Joint Intelligence Architecture

FIGURE VII-4 The Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communication System

FIGURE VII-5 The Joint Deployable Intelligence Support System

FIGURE VII-6 Representative Joint Intelligence Center

FIGURE VII-7 JIC/JISE Personnel Augmentation Sources

FIGURE VII-8 National Support Structure

FIGURE VIII-1 Multinational Intelligence Architecture

FIGURE VIII-2 Intelligence for Multinational Operations