CCIR Components are which pair?

• A. PIRs and FFIRs
• B. LTIOV and Indicators
• C. NAIs and TAIs
• D. EEI and EEFI

Answer: (A)

CCIRs are the information the commander must have to make timely decisions. The two components that make up CCIR are Priority Intelligence Requirements, which describe the critical information about enemy forces, their capabilities, intentions, or the operational environment, and Friendly Forces Information Requirements, which specify what is needed about the status and disposition of friendly forces. Together, these categories ensure the commander gets the essential, decision-focused information about both the adversary and the force in the field.

Other pairings don’t align with how CCIRs are structured: they aren’t the standard components, and they describe planning targets or information types rather than the commander’s immediate information needs.