Intelligence is needed for all aspects of United States Army missions, from strategic to tactical level operations, and to support national interests. Actionable intelligence is of special interest for the immediate impact it can have on an ongoing, or yet unforeseen, missions and operations. Determining the best intelligence discipline to task to support various mission operational levels is something that can be identified though historical examples and extrapolated for future tasking dependent upon mission constraints. To accomplish this, leaders must understand the basic intelligence disciplines and what actionable intelligence they can provide against asymmetric warfare targets.