LESSON 5
IPB THREAT INTEGRATION
301-336-1301 thru 1307
301-336-2250 thru 2252
01-3381.01-4015
01-3381.01-5002
OVERVIEW
LESSON DESCRIPTION:
In this lesson you will learn how threat integration the fifth function of IPB,
produces products which assists the decision-makers in determining how the enemy
will fight.
TERMINAL LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
ACTION:
Develop selected templates, define a mobility corridor (MC), select
named areas of interest (NAI), determine target areas of interest
(TAI), determine and prioritize threat courses of action, and determine
both friendly and hostile decision points (DP).
CONDITION:
You will be given narrative information and illustrations from FM 34-1
and FM 34-130.
STANDARD:
You will prepare for and conduct threat integration in accordance with
the provisions of FM 34-1 and FM 34-130.
REFERENCES: The material contained within this lesson was derived from the
following publications: FM 34-1 and FM 34-130.
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of IPB is to support commanders and their staffs in the decision-making
process. The first functions of the process are preliminary to the production of
the products that assist the decision-makers. The fifth function, threat
integration, produces these products. When the evaluation of the threat is
completed, the information is integrated with the analysis of the weather and
terrain. The threat integration function is continuous and combines the analysis
of the enemy's doctrine with the weather and terrain to determine how the enemy
might actually fight within a specific battlefield environment.
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