An infographic from the new US Army Field Manual FM 2-0 "Intelligence Activities" details how headquarters from the brigade to the corps are turning multi-domain data into primary firefighting targets. The document combines intelligence on land, at sea, in the air, in space and in cyberspace into a single command and control loop. Five core tasks - from intelligence mechanization and intelligence gathering to targets and defense - provide the commander with a uniform operational picture without information overload. The main feature of the convention is the involvement of the entire headquarters in the intelligence preparation of the operating environment. Electronic warfare officers, information warfare specialists, engineers, doctors, and even chaplains help intelligence officers uncover A2/AD areas, drone swarms, the radio-electronic situation, signs of logistical deployment, and enemy plans.

An infographic from the new US Army Field Manual FM 2-0 "Intelligence Activities" details how headquarters from the brigade to the corps are turning multi-domain data into primary firefighting targets. The document combines intelligence on land, at sea, in the air, in space and in cyberspace into a single command and control loop. Five core tasks - from intelligence mechanization and intelligence gathering to targets and defense - provide the commander with a uniform operational picture without information overload. The main feature of the convention is the involvement of the entire headquarters in the intelligence preparation of the operating environment. Electronic warfare officers, information warfare specialists, engineers, doctors, and even chaplains help intelligence officers uncover A2/AD areas, drone swarms, the radio-electronic situation, signs of logistical deployment, and enemy plans.