text: Chapter 6
  Note.Figures 6-13 through 6-16on pages 6-36 through 6-42introduce a fictional organization of
  forces scenario as a discussion vehicle for illustrating one of many ways that a Stryker brigade
  combat team (SBCT) can conduct a movement to contact. These figures illustrate example
  movement formations and movement techniques that maneuver battalions/squadrons and
  subordinate companies/troops use when part of the BCT’s main body and security forces.
  Illustrated movement formations and movement techniques, and the distances between units are
  notional, they are used only for discussion purposes.
  ORGANIZATION OF FORCES
  6-131. The BCT commander organizes friendly forces into security forces and a main body in a movement
  to contact. (See figure 6-13.) A maneuver battalion organizes its forces the same as the BCT when conducting
  a movement to contact independently. When the battalion moves as part of the BCT,a maneuver battalion
  moves as part of the main body or with the requisite attachments, whichmay be part of the security force.
  TheCavalry squadron normally moves as part of the security force.