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FIELD MANUAL
NO. 34-80
*FM34-80
HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Washington, DC, 15 April 1986
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PREFACE
Intelligence and electronic warfare (IEW) support is critical to the success of the divisionalbrigades and battalions conduct of close operations. Commanders at these tactical echelonsrequire accurate intelligence to plan the battle and timely combat information to win it.Counterintelligence (CI) support to battlefield deception and operations security (OPSEC)ensures the critical element of surprise and helps sustain the effective combat power of tacti-cal forces. Electronic warfare (EW) provides combat information and targeting data for bothmaneuver and fire support units, protects friendly command, control, and communications(C
3
) systems, and augments maneuver and fires to suppress, neutralize, and destroy enemy
C
3
facilities.
FM 34-80 is intended primarily for use by the intelligence staff officer (S2) and his sectionat the maneuver battalion and brigade levels. It describes the IEW tasks for which the S2has responsibility and how the S2 operations are integrated into the command and staff pro-cess at the battalion and brigade levels. This manual may also be used by commanders,other staff officers, and military intelligence personnel within the division to gain a betterunderstanding of the IEW system and IEW tasks applicable to brigade and battalion opera-tions. For a more thorough understanding of tactical IEW doctrine, the reader should reviewFMs 34-1 and 34-10. FMs 71-3 and 71-2J should be reviewed for general doctrinal guidance formaneuver operations at the brigade and task force levels.Information contained within FM 34-80 is applicable to division- and corps-based unitsorganized according to (Army 86) tables of organization and equipment (TOE). Appendix D,Army of Excellence (AOE) points out those organizational and operational areas that havebeen changed in one way or another by the current restructuring of IEW resources under theAOE force design. FM 34-80 describes how various elements of the IEW system extendingfrom battalion to corps are best used in support of brigade and battalion combat operations.Essential IEW functions, performed in peacetime, are also described in sufficient detail toensure the combat readiness of IEW resources and the maneuver units they support.Users of this publication are encouraged to recommend changes or submit comments for itsimprovement. Comments should be keyed to the specific page, paragraph, and line of text in
which the change is recommended. Reasons should be provided for each comment to assureunderstanding and complete evaluation. Comments should be prepared using DA Form 2028
(Recommended Changes to Publications and Blank Forms) and forwarded to Commander,US Army Intelligence Center and School, ATTN: ATSI-TD-PAL, Fort Huachuca, Arizona
85613-7000.
Provisions of this manual are subject to international standardization agreements
(STANAGs) 1059,2003,2008,2014, 2033,2044,2082,2084, 2097,2113,2844,2868, 2936,3277,
and 6004. Provisions of this manual are in compliance with quadripartite agreements 101-3,170, 295, 311, 321, 492, 502, 506, 511, 523, 528, and 593. When amendment, revision, or cancel-lation of this publication is proposed that will affect or violate the agreement concerned, thepreparing activity will take proper action through international standardization channels.When used in this publication, “he”, “him”, “his”, and “men” represent both masculineand feminine genders unless otherwise stated.
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