text: FM 7-100.1________________________________________________________________________________
  Armed Forces, 2-16. See also chemical munitions, 7-45, attack; integrated attack;
  service component(s). For 11-8, 11-26 limited-objective attack.
  individual services, see Air counterreconnaissance, 8-48 attack helicopters, 8-9, 8-33–8-34
  Force; Army; Internal Security
  in disruption force, 4-53, 4-103 as assault force, 8-51
  Forces; Navy; Special-Purpose
  Forces; Strategic Forces. in exploitation force, 3-87, 3-117 as counterattack force, 8-51
  armies (operational-level in IFC, 2-47, 2-52–2-53, 7-16 as deception force, 8-51
  command), 2-23, 2-37, 11-71 nuclear munitions, 7-46, 11-30 as disruption force, 8-51
  armor(ed) forces, 3-6, 3-79, 3-88, precision munitions, 7-42 as exploitation force, 3-79,
  3-109, 3-118, 6-43, 11-47 3-109, 3-118, 8-51
  preparation of DZ/LZ, 13-17
  Army (ground forces), as fixing force, 8-51
  reconnaissance fire(s), 7-61
  airborne forces, 2-26, 13-5 as reserve, 8-51, 8-61
  remote minelaying, 10-40,
  air defense, 9-79, 9-84, 10-42–10-43 (enemy) as targets, 9-74–
  amphibious landing, 13-86, smoke delivery, 11-74, 11-77, 9-75, 9-94, 9-110, 9-122,
  13-88, 13-95–13-97, 11-79, 11-90 9-196, 13-81
  13-101–13-103, 13-105 escort transport helicopters,
  support of airborne or
  army aviation, p. 8-1, ¶8-1, helborne landing, 13-17– 13-18, 13-22
  8-9–8-12 13-18, 13-34 in theater IFC, 8-10–8-11
  Army service component support of amphibious attack to destroy, 3-18
  headquarters, 2-26 landing, 13-98 attack to expel, 3-20
  Army SPF. See Special- support of IW, 5-27, 5-35–5-36 attack to seize, 3-19, 3-40
  Purpose Forces.
  suppression of enemy air attack zone, 2-69, 2-79
  army aviation, p. 8-1, ¶8-1, 8-9– defense, 8-58
  defensive operations, 4-34,
  8-12. See also aviation;
  target acquisition, 2-52, 6-29, 4-42
  helicopters.
  6-38, 7-1, 7-26, 7-47
  offensive operations, 3-29,
  army aviation CP, 8-14
  assassination, 13-50, 13-54, 3-43, 3-77
  army aviation tactical groups, 13-58–13-59
  automated fire control system,
  8-11
  assault force, 3-46, 3-53, 3-78, 2-47, 2-53, 2-188, 7-16
  combat search and rescue, 8-53 3-87, 3-108, 3-117, 4-59, 8-51,
  automation, 2-8, 2-159, 2-174,
  direct air support, 8-10 9-147, 11-40, 13-3, 13-77,
  6-13, 12-44
  13-81, 13-83, 13-101–13-102,
  heliborne landings, 8-10, 13-21
  13-104–13-105 auxiliary command post, 2-195,
  in IFC, 2-54, 7-16 2-216, 4-50
  assembly area,
  in OSC, 8-9, 8-12, 8-16 aviation, 2-47, 2-54, 7-1–7-2,
  engineer preparation, 10-12,
  in tactical groups, 8-12 10-15–10-16, 10-32–10-33 pp. 8-1–8-14. See also Air
  Force; army aviation.
  organization, 8-1, 8-9–8-12 for airborne landing, 13-27
  aerial minelaying, 10-40,
  task organization, 8-11–8-12, for heliborne landing, 13-30, 10-42, 10-46
  8-16 13-33
  aerial reconnaissance. See
  support of defense, 8-51 for reserve, 9-158 main entry.
  support of offense, 8-51 smoke camouflage, 11-82 aerial resupply, 12-91, 13-9,
  theater-level, 8-8–8-11 assigned forces. See constituent 13-35.
  army groups, 2-23, 2-37, 11-71 forces. air defense role, 9-2. See
  artillery, 7-2, 7-38. See also fire asymmetric. See adaptive. counterair.
  support. attached forces. See constituent air support requests, 8-24–
  air defense role, 9-2, 9-56, forces. 8-25, 8-28–8-31
  9-63, 9-74, 9-76, 9-93– attack, 3-69–3-88. See also attack allocation (sorties), 8-18–
  9-94, 9-185, 9-196 to destroy; attack to expel; 8-19, 8-26–8-27, 8-49
  biological munitions, 11-55 attack to seize; dispersed all-weather capability, 8-35–
  8-36