2-40. Regionally aligned forces and other specified Army units require ready access to and seamless interaction with their associated combatant command's intelligence architecture. When an Army headquarters enters a GCC theater as a joint force command, joint task force, or combined joint task force, it primarily receives intelligence support through the joint intelligence architecture. Specifically, the GCC joint intelligence center/joint intelligence operations center (also called JIC/JIOC) provides all-source intelligence support unless another support relationship is established. Other Army units within the GCC depend on the combatant command's MIB-T for situational awareness throughout the area of responsibility. This relationship allows units to tailor mission planning and training, establish an effective intelligence architecture, and leverage DOD intelligence effectively. This concept refers to the MIB-T as the anchor point within that specific theater.