text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  information environment, defined, internment, and detention measure of performance, defined,
  2-33 standards, 13-42 12-20
  information fratricide, defined, interrogation, and detention, measurement criteria, developing,
  7-95 13-39–13-43 12-19–12-37
  information operations, defined, interrogation field manual, 13-41 measures of effectiveness ,
  7-84 designing, 12-22–12-27
  intrastate, war, 4-2–4-9
  informational dimension, 2-34 measures of performance,
  irregular warfare, defined, 1-2
  information-related capability, designing, 12-22–12-27
  isolate, 10-35–10-40
  defined, 7-84 methods, assessment, 12-6–12-8
  J-K
  infrastructure, targeted threat, military tactics, 5-11–5-17
  9-44–9-49 joint force, 1-61–1-62 variable, 2-20–2-24
  variable, 2-37–2-40 joint phasing mode, 11-29–11-31 Military Justice, Uniform Code of,
  insurgencies, networked, 4-88– 13-45
  L
  4-103
  military necessity, 13-14–13-15
  land forces and the range of
  insurgency, defined, 1-3
  militias, nongovernment, 5-46–
  military operations, 1-14–1-26
  dynamics of, 4-46–4-105
  5-48
  fundamentals, 4-29–4-105 large scale combat, 1-2, 1-18,
  mission command and command
  prerequisites, 4-10–4-28 1-19, 1-20
  and control, 6-1–6-21
  prerequisites and law of war, 13-10–13-13
  defined, 6-2
  fundamentals, 4-1–4-105
  lead nation, 11-23
  threat characteristics, 5-1–5-48 mission orders, defined, 7-34
  leadership, 4-79 develop simple, flexible plans
  insurgent, approaches, 4-38–4-45
  first dynamic, 4-49–4-53 through, 7-31–7-34
  legitimacy and control, 4-31
  organizational structure, 4-34 learn and adapt, 1-90 mission variables and civil
  strategies, 4-30–4-39 legal considerations, 13-1–13-70 considerations, 2-45–2-46
  strengths and weaknesses, legitimacy, 1-2, 1-24, 1-36, 1-38, mission-specific rules of
  5-25–5-29 1-53, 1-78, 1-82–1-84, 1-88, engagement, 13-7–13-8
  integrated, 11-25 2-33, 2-40, 3-1, 3-13, 4-21, money usage principles in
  integrated monetary shaping 4-24, 4-30, 4-31, 4-34, 4-43, counterinsurgency, 10-63–
  operations, 10-56–10-71 4-49, 4-51, 4-53, 4-73, 4-80, 10-71
  5-4, 5-6, 5-8, 5-10, 5-12, 5-17,
  intelligence, 8-1–8-31 motive, 4-14–4-22
  5-47, 6-19, 7-4, 7-8, 7-9, 7-36,
  all-source, 8-7–8-11 multinational, forces, 1-67–1-68
  7-37, 7-38, 7-42, 7-58, 8-14,
  biometric-enabled, 8-22–8-24 rules of engagement, 13-9
  8-24, 9-18, 9-33, 9-43–9-46,
  defined, 8-2
  forensic-enabled, 8-25–8-27 9-48, 9-57, 10-5, 10-9, 10-16, N
  10-31, 10-71, 11-2, 11-16,
  fundamentals, 8-2–8-6 nation assistance, and security
  12-13, 12-24, 13-47, 13-70
  human, 8-14–8-17 cooperation, 10-3–10-6
  legitimacy and control, 1-27–1-33
  intelligence drives operations, defined, 10-3
  insurgent, 4-31
  1-80–1-82 negotiation and diplomacy, 10-20–
  legitimacy is the main objective,
  intelligence preparation of the 10-24
  1-78
  battlefield/battlespace, defined, network, attack the, 7-47–7-55
  8-3 line of effort, defined, 7-25
  networked insurgencies, 4-88–
  intelligence, surveillance, and line of operation, defined, 7-24 4-103
  reconnaissance, and lines of operation and effort, 7-23–
  networks, influence neutral, 7-58
  information collection, 8-19– 7-30
  neutralize threat, 7-59–7-61
  8-20
  M support friendly, 7-56–7-57
  intelligence-related capabilities,
  neutralize threat networks, 7-59–
  8-21–8-31 manage information and
  7-61
  expectations, 1-86–1-87
  intergovernmental organization,
  nongovernment militias, 5-46–
  defined, 1-74 many important decisions are not
  5-48
  made by generals, 7-12
  internal defense and
  nongovernmental organization,
  development, defined, 1-35 Marine’s basic rules, 13-30–13-32
  defined, 1-69
  internal support, sixth dynamic, means, 4-23–4-28
  nongovernmental organizations,
  4-65–4-69 measure of effectiveness, defined,
  1-69–1-73
  12-20