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Open-Source Intelligence ATP 2-22
ATP Open-Source Intelligence July 2012. DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION: Unlimited Distribution Headquarters, Department of the Army *ATP Army Techniques Publication Headquarters No. (FMI ) Department of the Army Washington, DC, 10 July 2012. Open-Source Intelligence Contents Page INTRODUCTION .. v Chapter 1 Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) FUNDAMENTALS .. 1-1. Definition and Terms .. 1-1. characteristics .. 1-1. The Intelligence Warfighting Function .. 1-2. The Intelligence Process .. 1-3. The Planning Requirements and Assessing Collection Process .. 1-4. The Military Decisionmaking Process .. 1-4. Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield .. 1-5. Chapter 2 PLANNING AND PREPARATION OF THE OSINT MISSION .. 2-1. Section I Planning OSINT Activities .. 2-1. Define the Operational Environment .. 2-1. Describe Environmental Effects on Operations .. 2-2. Evaluate the Threat .. 2-2. Determine Threat Courses of Action.
source production supports all-source intelligence and the continuing activities of the intelligence process (generate intelligence knowledge, analyze, assess, and disseminate), as prescribed in FM 2-0. Like other intelligence disciplines, OSINT is developed based on the commander’s intelligence requirements. CHARACTERISTICS 1-4.
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