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File: 123096_jul96_decls5_0001.txt
Subject: OPERATION DESERT STORM INTELLIGENCE BATTLE REVIEW
Unit: 3D BDE 2AD
Parent Organization: 1ST ID
Box ID: BX001994
Folder Title: INTELLIGENCE BATTLE REVIEW
Document Number: 2
Folder Seq #: 101
UNCLASSIFIED
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
HEADQUARTERS, 3RD BRIGADE, 2ND ARMORED DIVISION (FORWARD)
APO NEW YORK, NEW YORK 09355
,)EUAD-GB 8 April 1991
IEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
S;UDJECT: OPERATION DESERT STORM Intelligence Battle Review(U)
,.(uiThis document is an analysis of "rd Brigade, 2nd Armored
:)-,vls3.on Task Force (TF), Battalion (BN) and Brigade S2 Officer
:3oservations and reported intelligence information of The Iraqi Army
iltring OPERATION DESERT STORM ground operations 24-28 February
:991. This information was extracted from the TF/BN S2 Officer
-asponses to a questionaire prepared by 62, Ist Infantry Division.
.-flC'OSLtl-e 1 lists the original TF/BN S2 Officer responses to the
4Ltest,-onai re.
sion
.(U)The Brigade was attached to the Ist Infantry Divi
@M.L,@ani--ed) subordinate to VII Corps. 'he "rd Brigade consisted of
FF 1-41, 2-66 Armor Battalion, TF 3-66, 4-3 Field Artillery
'@attalion, 498 Forward Support Battalion And attached units. The
'@rigade received intelligence support from the atttched Team (TM) D,
..t.ilst Military Intelligence (MI) Battalion.
...4U)DLtring ground operations ttie Brigade Tactical Command Post (TAC)
jis- forward deployed with TF 1-41 and was the FM radio net control
i.Lation for the Brigade operations and intelligence net. During the
..-itire ground operation, FM radio was the only communication system
.L,Sed to pass intelligence n-formation. The TAC received all spot
PS) from the TF's/BNs and enemy situation reports
tSITREPs) from the Division G@- by FM radio. As a result, the
..:!-iciade Assistant S2 at the TAC performed and disseminated most of
"-ie intelligence analysis -For the Brigade during the ground
,@L,ra@ion. There were several periods that the Brigade Tacticil
,jperations Center (TOC) could not communicate on the FM radio to
.@L;bordinate TF's/BNs and Diviso,,i 62 TAC (DTAC) because of terrain,
:-.int3e limitations and atmospherics. There-Fore, the Brigade TAC had
.o relay some SPOTREPS, enemy SITREPS, and INTSUMs to the Brigade
LDC .
.(U)Brigade Intelligence System.
i4U)Although untimely, the quality of intelligence information
:,-Passed to the Brigade was excellent until 24 February, B-Day, the
ir@t day of ground operations and breaching of obstacles.
":ie intelligence from corps, theatre and national level provided
..-;ioLtah detailed information on disposition ind location of Iraqi
UNCLASSIFIED Derived from: NSA CSS
FE3R BF-F-IGYA6 USF= ClassificationManuall23-2.
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File Room = jul96_declassified
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Box ID = BX001994
Unit = 3D BDE 2AD
Parent Organization = 1ST ID
Folder Title = INTELLIGENCE BATTLE REVIEW
Folder Seq # = 101
Subject = OPERATION DESERT STORM INTELLIGENCE BATTLE REVIE
Document Seq # = 2
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