Which organization normally assigns graphic control measures?

The Base Defense Operations Center (BDOC) is responsible for coordinating base defense operations, which includes the assignment of graphic control measures. These measures serve as vital tools for visualizing and communicating the layout of operational areas, such as zones of engagement, no-fire areas, and other critical information that is essential for operational planning and execution within the base's area of responsibility. A clear and effective graphic representation allows for better situational awareness and helps ensure all personnel understand the tactical landscape.

In contrast, while the Intelligence Operations Center focuses on intelligence gathering and analysis, it does not directly assign control measures. The Command Operations Center provides overall command and operational control but may not specialize in the tactical level of graphic control. Military Police have enforcement and law enforcement responsibilities; however, their primary focus is not on the assignment of graphic control measures in the context of base defense.