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Joint Targeting Analyst (DCWF 131)

Conducts system-level target development, maintains Electronic Target Folders, and runs collaborative working groups to support coordinated targeting.

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Leads detailed analysis of potential targets, integrating intelligence from diverse IC sources. Coordinates across commands for target vetting and validation. Performs comprehensive assessments of operational impacts from military force applications.

What You'll Do

Integrated Target Analysis

Analyze and develop precise targets using intelligence integration from multiple IC sources and advanced analytical methodologies.

Joint Target Coordination

Coordinate collaborative targeting efforts across Geographic Combatant Commands and Intelligence Community stakeholders.

Damage Impact Reporting

Evaluate and report impacts of military force application through detailed Battle Damage Assessments and operational analysis.

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