Transcription of Military Information Support Operations
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07 January 2010 Incorporating Change 120 December 2011 Military Information SupportOperationsJoint Publication vii EXECUTIVE SUMMARY commander S OVERVIEW Provides an Overview of Military Information Support Operations Addresses Roles, Responsibilities, and Relationships Discusses Military Information Support Operations Command and Control Explains Military Information Support Operations Planning Presents the Joint Military Information Support Operations Process Discusses Military Information Support Operations Employment Highlights Military Information Support Operations Enablers Overview The informational, cultural, social, moral, political, and physical aspects of the operational environment are as critical to operational success as the traditional orientation on adversary Military capabilities has been in the past.
directed by SecDef, the losing commander transfers MIS forces to the supported geographic or functional combatant commander. When these forces are transferred, the command relationship of the gaining and losing commanders over those forces must be specified. In most cases, the gaining unit commander will have operational control (OPCON).
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