(4)
Makes sure emission control procedures which authorize, control, or prohibit
using electronic emission equipment, deception, and OPSEC do not interfere with one another.
(5)
Makes sure operational codes are available to all commands.
(6)
Provides components with frequencies, call signs, and COMSEC procedures.
Works closely with the J2 and J3 on EW, C3CM, and targeting boards.
(7)
Reviews component OPLANs to ensure they support the C3 protect plan.
(8)
(9)
Provides a representative to the JCEWS.
(10) } Publishes and maintains the joint restricted frequency list after J3 approval.
d.
information, provides targeting guidance and priorities, and prepares or refines joint target lists (JTL).
The J3 normally chairs the C3CM cell. The cell has members from the J2, J6, FSE, and other staff
elements and components, as appropriate. C3CM cell meetings are normally conducted daily to:
(1)
Disseminate the JFCs targeting guidance and objectives.
(2)
Monitor the effectiveness of targeting effort.
(3)
Coordinate and deconflict joint force targeting operations.
(4)
Validate no-fire areas.
(5)
Approve new target nominations for inclusion in the JTL.
e.
A joint targeting coordination board (JTCB) may be organized by the JFC. A JTCB
coordinates targeting information, provides targeting guidance and priorities, prepares or refines JTLs,
and deconflicts lethal and nonlethal assets for C3CM operations. The J3 chairs the JTCB. Other staff
directorates and components provide representatives. The JTCB should include representation from
tactical air control center and electronic combat planning cells. It should meet daily to:
(1)
Disseminate JFC's targeting and EW guidance.
(2)
Monitor the effectiveness of lethal or nonlethal targeting efforts.
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