Space Doctrine Publication 2-0 Intelligence: Doctrine for Space Forces

Deep black. Vanta black. The black beyond black. That is the world of US space intelligence. Space Force is the 18th US government agency to join the US Intelligence Community.

This document, titled "Space Doctrine Publication 2-0, Intelligence," provides comprehensive information on the role of intelligence in the United States Space Force. It covers the importance of intelligence in space operations, the different intelligence disciplines used, the intelligence process and collection authorities, and the organizations and partnerships involved in space intelligence. The document also emphasizes the need for timely and relevant intelligence to support decision-making and the importance of coordination and synchronization across intelligence efforts. It also discusses the use of intelligence preparation of the operational environment (IPOE) and the collection management process. The document highlights the structure of the Space Force and the roles and responsibilities of various intelligence organizations within the force, as well as the importance of partnerships with other members of the Intelligence Community (IC). It also emphasizes the various skills and knowledge required for successful space operations, including orbital warfare, space electromagnetic warfare, space battle management, space access and sustainment, military intelligence, engineering and acquisition, and cyber operations.

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