Which type of data is NOT published by CPOF?

The option that states "Not Observed Positions" is emphasized as the type of data that is not published by CPOF, which stands for Combat Power for Operations in the Field. CPOF typically focuses on providing a visual representation of significant activities, operational updates, and command intelligence to enhance situational awareness and decision-making in military operations.

The term “Not Observed Positions” refers to places or entities that have not been directly observed or confirmed through reconnaissance or intelligence efforts. Such data generally falls outside the scope of the operational updates and situational awareness that CPOF strives to achieve. The primary goal of CPOF is to consolidate and disseminate actionable intelligence and updates that have been verified and can guide operational decisions, rather than report on unverified or ambiguous positions.

In contrast, significant activities refer to notable actions or events that impact operations, operational updates are timely communications regarding current operational statuses or changes, and command intelligence encompasses insights and analyses generated to assist command decisions, all of which are critical components of the information CPOF processes and publishes.