{From Annex G, Appendix G, Enclosure B}

3.3.2.1. Intelligence Resources Support.

3.3.2.1.1. Intelligence Resources Support refers to any or all of the following subcategories: Intelligence Manpower; Intelligence Funding; and Intelligence Training. Sponsors shall address all applicable subcategories required to support the objectives of the requirements document.

3.3.2.1.2. Intelligence Manpower - Sponsor must address if the capability solution will require intelligence personnel for development, testing, training and/or operations. Sponsor must also address whether existing skills and specialties suffice, or address the anticipated required manpower to support the capability solution, expected required certifications, skill specialties (e.g., Air Force Specialty Code, Military Occupational Specialty), schools/courses, and language skills. Depending on the maturity of the capability solution, the Sponsor may have completed a Manpower Estimation Report (MER) and should include it as an enclosure to the requirements document. If a MER shows that intelligence manpower changes will be required from the current baseline to support the fielding of the capability solution, a summary of intelligence implications from that report is to be included in this support category.

3.3.2.1.3. Intelligence Funding - Sponsor must address if the capability solution or supporting efforts will require or depend upon Service, Military Intelligence Program, or other sources of intelligence funding to achieve requirements or performance attributes. Address any Sponsor-facilitated actions to secure funding if necessary approvals have not been received. Account for the resources required to augment intelligence support, in cases where requirements exceed the IC’s ability to support, in the Program Affordability section of the requirements document.

3.3.2.1.4. Intelligence Training - Some capability solutions may require intelligence personnel to provide specialized training to support part or all of a given capability solution’s lifecycle. Sponsors must address new requirements levied upon Service Intelligence or IC schools/courses to include language skill development or additional training quotas for personnel. In any case, the requirement for training must be identified, analyzed, and declared as soon as possible to permit sufficient lead-time to facilitate curriculum development and cultivate personnel with the required skills needed to support the capability solution.