text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  military handover, 3-27 operational approach, maritime, planning guidance, 3-6
  missile warning, space questions, 9-19–9-22 political advisor, 2-94
  11-40 operational contract support. See politics, challenges of, 2-15
  mission, 1-3 OCS transition and, 3-24
  mission analysis, questions, 3-30 operations, airfield, 10-14–10-16 positioning, navigating, and
  mission assurance, defined, 12-20 cyberspace staff, 12-25–12-26 timing, space questions, 11-38
  ground, 1-4
  mission command, 2-3–2-19 maritime, 9-3–9-8 preparation, special operations,
  defined, 2-3 types, 2-39 7-6
  interoperability, 2-5 prepare, interoperability
  order production, dissemination,
  mission focus, 3-4–3-17 and transition, questions, 3-35 considerations, 2-24–2-25
  mission partner environment. See organization, forces, 1-6–1-10 principles, special operations, 7-4
  MPE priority intelligence requirements,
  organizations, civilian, 8-26–8-41
  mission partner network. See civilian types, 8-30–8-41 4-10
  MPN donor, 8-38 procurement, challenges of, 5-17
  coordination, 12-11 relationships, 8-42–8-44 protection, infrastructure, 12-17
  monitor, interoperability, 2-31–
  P–Q R
  2-33
  parallel, command structure, 2-45 rapport, 1-16–1-18
  MPE, 2-20–2-21
  challenges, 3-19–3-20 partners, abilities, 1-33 receipt of mission, questions, 3-29
  planning considerations, 3-19– benefits of, 2-18 reception, 5-39–5-42
  3-27 challenges, 3-4, 4-11
  requirements, 3-22 characteristics, 1-15 reception, staging, onward
  confidence in, 1-21 movement, and integration,
  MPN, planning, 3-21–3-22 coordination, 12-8 5-37–5-46
  multinational force commander, CWMD, 3-22 recommend, interoperability
  2-1–2-2 limits of, 2-13 considerations, 2-35–2-36
  multinational integrated logistics responsibilities, 5-25 relationships, 8-42–8-44
  unit, 5-9 partnership, building, 11-13–11-16 command, 2-12
  multinational operations, patience, 1-24 establish, 10-4
  characteristics, 1-14 health, 6-5
  personnel, location, 11-20
  defined, 1-1 security force assistance,
  influences on, 1-11–1-14 plans, communications, 2-104 13-18
  structures for, 2-38–2-51 interoperability considerations, relief in place, 3-25
  training, 1-12 2-23
  resources, differences in, 3-5
  multinational staff, characteristics, planning, 3-13–3-17 limits, 11-27
  2-81 air operations, 10-5–10-7 movement of, 5-39–5-42
  organization, 2-79 attributes, 9-13 planning for, 5-21
  positions, 2-80 challenges, 3-1–3-35
  considerations, 3-28–3-35 respect, 1-19–1-20
  N cyberspace, 12-31 responsibilities, commanders, 1-2,
  national authorities, 2-58 factors, 6-9 1-17, 1-23
  focus, 11-18 staff, 1-2
  national interest, 2-15–2-17
  initial, 10-7
  restrictions, planning, 4-11
  nongovernmental organizations, liaison timing, 2-64
  8-33–8-37 logistics, 5-10–5-13 risks, execution and, 2-26
  categories, 8-34 maritime, 9-21 information sharing, 4-6
  characteristics, 8-36 maritime operations, 9-9–9-13 role-specialization nation, 5-9
  mandated, 8-34 medical, 6-8–6-9
  nonmandated, 8-34 MPE, 3-19–3-27 S
  MPN, 3-21–3-22 satellite communications, space
  O
  OCS, 5-24 questions, 11-37
  OCS, considerations, 5-21–5-30 onward movement, 5-45 security, agreements, 4-7
  oversight of, 5-23 representative, 2-107
  planning, 5-24 restrictions, 4-11 security force assistance, 2-113–
  2-116, 13-12–13-18
  onward movement, 5-44–5-45 space operations, 11-17–11-19
  space questions, 11-32 shared understanding, 1-26–1-27
  open-source intelligence, defined,
  4-21 transitions, 3-23–3-24 signals intelligence, defined, 4-22
  planning group, 3-18