text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  situational awareness, maritime, personal and special, 2-93– tasks, information sharing, 4-29–
  9-15 2-100 4-30
  Soldiers, responsibilities, 1-30 recommendations, 2-73 team building, 1-15, 1-22–1-23
  responsibilities, 1-2, 2-30,
  sovereignty, 12-15 technical intelligence, defined,
  2-32–2-33, 5-10
  space, 11-1–11-44 tasks, 5-12, 5-19 4-23
  activities, 11-7 timing, planning, 3-13
  staging, 5-43
  capabilities, 11-8, 11-12 tracking, space questions, 11-44
  considerations, 11-30–11-44 STANAG, implementation of, 2-8–
  integration, 11-3 2-9 training, liaison and, 2-70
  multinational operations, 1-12
  space control, space questions, standardization agreement. See orientation, 2-82
  11-42 STANAG planning for, 3-17
  space domain, characteristics, standards of care, 6-15–6-16 space questions, 11-36
  11-1–11-3 structures, multinational transfer of authority, 3-7–3-12
  defined, 11-1 operations, 2-38–2-51
  transition, types, 3-25–3-27
  types, 11-4 support, Army Health System, 6-2
  transitional governance, 8-9
  space operations, 11-4–11-12 cyber, 12-27–12-29
  command structure, 11-20– for resources, 5-22 transitional military authority,
  11-24 host nation, 5-15–5-20 8-22–8-23
  communications, 11-28 logistics, 5-33 defined, 8-22
  considerations, 11-25–11-29 negotiation of, 5-18 transitions, planning, 3-23–3-24
  coordination, 11-21–11-22 questions, 5-48
  translator, 2-95–2-100
  integration, 11-9, 11-26 security force assistance,
  interoperability, 11-14 2-114, 13-14 transportation, questions, 5-53
  planning, 11-17–11-19 support to civil administration, trust, 1-25
  special operations, 7-1–7-14 8-24–8-25
  U–V
  activities, 7-3 defined, 8-25
  C2, 7-11 surveillance and reconnaissance, unified action, actions for, 2-10
  considerations, 7-1–7-3, 7-14 space questions, 11-39 United Nation, organization, 8-31
  coordination, 7-5–7-7 logistics system, 5-31–5-36
  sustainability, maritime force, 9-7
  criteria for, 7-7 operation types, 2-39
  defined, 7-1 sustainment, 5-1–5-55 relationships, 2-57–2-60
  principles, 7-4 challenges, 5-5
  unity of command, defined, 2-1
  considerations, 5-47–5-55
  special operations forces, C2, coordination, 5-1 unity of effort, coalition, 1-10
  7-8–7-13
  maritime, 9-22 increase, 5-3
  capabilities, 2-117–2-120, 7-13
  planners actions, 5-13 maritime, 9-12
  command structure, 7-8
  requirements, 3-24 purpose, 2-10–2-12
  flexibility, 7-10
  unity of effort, 5-2–5-5 success, 2-11
  interoperability, 7-9
  sustainment, 5-2–5-5
  liaison and, 2-71 synchronization, cyberspace,
  12-34 W–X–Y–Z
  staffing, purpose, 2-79–2-100
  staffs, augmentation, 2-44 synchronizing, cyberspace weapons, fires questions, 13-29
  operations, 12-12–12-13
  coordination with, 3-15 writing for release, 4-8
  cyberspace, 12-25–12-26 T
  liaison, 2-65
  targeting, space questions, 11-33
  organization, 2-79