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  Figure 4-2. Example of AOR (Nonlinear Battlespace)
  Disruption Zone
  4-35. In the defense, the disruption zone is that battlespace where opera-
  tional forces begin their attack on the designated component or subsystem of
  the enemy’s combat system. It is located between the OSC’s battle zone and
  the limit of responsibility (LOR) that defines the extent of the AOR. Within
  this battlespace, the OPFOR seeks to set the conditions for the defeat of the
  attacking force in the battle zone. For example, the operational-level com-
  mander may determine that destruction of the enemy’s mobility assets will
  create an opportunity to destroy maneuver units in the battle zone. The dis-
  ruption force would be given the mission of seeking out and destroying enemy
  mobility assets while avoiding engagement with maneuver forces.
  4-36. The disruption zone is the primary area in which the operational-level
  commander will employ long-range joint fires and strikes. He may establish
  kill zones within his disruption zone for the purpose of integrating the actions
  of long-range fire elements and disruption force elements.
  4-37. The operational-level disruption zone may be the aggregate of the disrup-
  tion zones of subordinates. For example, an FG’s disruption zone could include
  the disruption zones of one or more OSCs and/or tactical-level commands directly
  subordinate to the FG. An OSC’s disruption zone could include disruption zones