text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number
  A biometric-enabled intelligence, context, understanding the
  8-22–8-24 strategic, 1-1–1-92
  accountability, 10-71
  biometrics, defined, 8-22 contractors, and civilian
  activities, and disposition, 5-2–
  5-17 border considerations, 7-71–7-79 personnel, 13-48
  political, 5-4–5-9 broad indicators of progress, control, and legitimacy, 1-27–1-33
  support, 5-18–5-29 12-28–12-29 defined, 6-2
  acts, terrorist, 5-12–5-13 build, 9-31–9-33 conventional tactics, 5-14–5-17
  adaptability, 4-36–4-37 building, capacity, 10-65 conventional forces and special
  operations forces,
  advising, 11-26 building partner capacity, or global
  synchronization, 6-15–6-21
  all-source intelligence, 8-7–8-11 train and equip, 13-55
  coordination, 1-52–1-58
  defined, 8-7
  C
  countering an insurgency, U.S.
  analytical frameworks, other,
  capabilities, intelligence-related, strategy and policy for, 1-10–
  4-104–4-105
  8-21–8-31 1-13
  application of criminal laws, of a
  capacity, building, 10-65 countering insurgencies, direct
  host nation, 13-37–13-38
  cell, assessment, 12-30–12-32 methods for, 9-1–9-57
  approaches, insurgent, 4-40–4-45 indirect methods for, 10-1–
  center of gravity, 7-20–7-22
  area of interest, defined, 2-14 10-71
  defined, 7-20
  area of operations, defined, 2-12 counterinsurgency, command,
  civil considerations, and mission
  6-2–6-6
  armed conflict, non-international, variables, 2-45–2-46
  defined, 1-3
  13-33–13-38
  civilian personnel, and headquarters use in, 6-7–6-14
  assessing, a cultural situation, contractors, 13-48 money usage principles in,
  3-9–3-15
  claims, and solatia, 13-58–13-60 10-63–10-71
  and developing a host-nation
  paradoxes, 7-2–7-12
  force, 11-6–11-19 clear, 9-17–9-22
  counterinsurgent forces must
  assessment, cell, 12-30–12-32 clear, defined, 9-17
  understand the environment,
  considerations, 12-9–12-18 cognitive, dimension, 2-34 1-79
  defined, 12-1
  combat outpost, defined, 7-83 counterinsurgent forces should
  frameworks, 12-5
  command, defined, 6-2 prepare for a long-term
  methods, 12-6–12-8
  in counterinsurgency, 6-2–6-6 commitment, 1-85
  assessments, 12-1–12-37
  responsibility, 13-46 counterintelligence, 8-18
  assist a foreign government,
  command and control, and counter threat finance, 4-25, 5-21,
  authority to, 13-3–13-5
  mission command, 6-1–6-21 7-30, 9-49, 10-39, 10-40, 10-54,
  assistance to police, general
  commander’s emergency country team, 1-65–1-66
  prohibition on, 13-5
  response program, 13-52– defined, 1-65
  associated threats, 5-30–5-48 13-57
  criminal organizations, 5-42–5-45
  attack, the network, 7-47–7-55 Common Article 3, Geneva
  cultural advisor, and green cell,
  authority, for foreign internal Convention, 13-34–13-36
  3-17–3-22
  defense, 13-4 communications, 5-24
  cultural situation, assessing a,
  to assist a foreign government,
  comprehensive, effort, 1-47–1-48 3-9–3-15
  13-3–13-5
  conceptual, planning, 7-13–7-34 culture, 3-1–3-25
  auxiliary forces, 4-81–4-84
  considerations, assessment, organizing to understand,
  B 12-9–12-18 3-16–3-24
  border, 7-71–7-79 understanding, 3-4–3-8
  base, defined, 7-80
  legal, 13-1–13-70 cyberspace, defined, 8-6
  basic rules, Soldier’s and
  operational, 7-46–7-83
  Marine’s, 13-30–13-32 demographic and urbanization
  other operational, 7-62–7-83
  trends, 2-3–2-7
  basing, 7-80–7-83 remote area, 7-63–7-70