What is a key output of the TET's targeting process?

The targeting process conducted by the Targeting Effects Team (TET) is designed to identify and prioritize the targets that will most effectively contribute to mission objectives. A key output of this process is the prioritization of joint force targets, which enables commanders to allocate resources effectively and ensure that the most critical targets are engaged in alignment with operational goals.

Prioritization is crucial as it helps in making strategic decisions about which targets will yield the highest impact on the enemy's operations and support overall mission success. By focusing on the most important targets, the TET can help maximize the effectiveness of joint operations in a theater of conflict, ensuring that the chosen targets align with both tactical objectives and broader strategic aims.

In contrast, while a list of enemy capabilities, previous mission reports, and reviews of enemy tactics are valuable information for understanding the operational environment, they do not directly represent the output of the targeting process aimed at maximizing joint force effectiveness. Instead, such elements may serve as inputs or contextual information that inform the targeting process, but the direct output is centered around the prioritization of targets based on their relevance to mission objectives.