Participate in adaptive planning to support combatant commands' Intelligence Campaign Planning efforts Recommend allocation strategies based on operational and intelligence requirements Help combatant commands synchronize DoD collection with activities of national/international ISR collectors Recommend actions to persuade or dissuade adversaries through the use of ISR operations Manage the special activities approval process to synchronize and optimize use of ISR assets Help develop courses of action and options to mitigate consequent risks and gaps Use modeling/simulation tools to test support plans and determine optimal allocation of ISR assets Assess/identify/define gaps, shortfalls, priorities and redundancies of ISR capabilities Integrate ISR Special Activities in support of combatant command requirements Realignment to Joint Staff JFCC-ISR’s functions moved from USSTRATCOM and DIA to the Joint Staff in late 2016. The new office was named Deputy Director, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Operations (J-32) and Director, Joint Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Operations Center (JISROC). Rear Adm. Brett Heimbigner was the last Commander of JFCC-ISR and the first Director of J-32. The Secretary of Defense designated the Joint ISR Operations Center (JISROC) as a Chairman’s Controlled Activity (CCA) on 9 November 2017. The J-32 serves “dual-hatted” as both the Director of the JISROC. References See also Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) United States Strategic Command (USSTRATCOM) Defense Intelligence Agency Joint Chiefs of Staff