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*FM 2-0

Field Manual No. 2-0

Headquarters Department of the Army Washington, DC, 17 May 2004

FM 2-0

INTELLIGENCE

Contents

	Cover
	PREFACE
PART ONE	INTELLIGENCE IN THE OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 1	INTELLIGENCE AND THE OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENT Role of Intelligence The Intelligence Battlefield Operating System Intelligence Tasks (METL) The Operational Environment Dimensions of the Operational Environment Critical Variables of the Contemporary Operational Environment The Intelligence Process Intelligence Disciplines Force Projection Operations
Chapter 2	INTELLIGENCE AND UNIFIED ACTION Unified Action The Levels of War Categories of Intelligence Intelligence Community Unified Action Intelligence Operations Intelligence Reach
PART TWO	INTELLIGENCE IN FULL SPECTRUM OPERATIONS
Chapter 3	FUNDAMENTALS IN FULL SPECTRUM OPERATIONS Full Spectrum Operations Elements of Combat Power The Foundations of Army Operations The Operational Framework Army Capabilities
Chapter 4	INTELLIGENCE PROCESS IN FULL SPECTRUM OPERATIONS The Intelligence Process Plan Prepare Collect Process Produce Common Intelligence Process Tasks
PART THREE	MILITARY INTELLIGENCE DISCIPLINES
Chapter 5	ALL-SOURCE INTELLIGENCE Definition Role Fundamentals
Chapter 6	HUMAN INTELLIGENCE Definition Role HUMINT Functions Operational Employment HUMINT Equipment Integration of Linguists Battle Hand-Off Organization
Chapter 7	IMAGERY INTELLIGENCE Definition Role Fundamentals
Chapter 8	SIGNALS INTELLIGENCE Definition Role Fundamentals
Chapter 9	MEASUREMENT AND SIGNATURES INTELLIGENCE Definition Role Fundamentals
Chapter 10	TECHNICAL INTELLIGENCE Definition Role Fundamentals
Chapter 11	COUNTERINTELLIGENCE Definition Role Counterintelligence Functions Operational Employment Counterintelligence Equipment Integration of Linguists Battle Hand-Off Organization
Appendix A	INTELLIGENCE AND INFORMATION OPERATIONS The Information Environment The Commander and Information Information Superiority
Appendix B	LINGUIST SUPPORT Role of Linguists Linguistic Support Categories Determining Linguist Requirements Planning and Managing Linguist Support Sources of Linguists Evaluating Linguist Proficiency Sustaining Military Linguist Proficiency
	GLOSSARY
	BIBLIOGRAPHY
	AUTHENTICATION

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*This publication supersedes FM 34-1, 27 September 1994.