text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  protection warfighting function, retrograde, defined, 6-190 simplicity, A-19
  2-14
  risk, 3-115–3-118 simultaneity, defined, 3-20
  defined, 2-14
  accepting to create and situational understanding,
  provide theater air and missile exploit opportunities, defined, 3-49
  defense, 7-53–7-54 8-18–8-22
  space, 2-71–2-72
  purpose, for the defense, roles of Army echelons during
  space domain, 1-97–1-100
  6-173–6-178 competition, 4-55–4-96
  defined, 1-97
  for the offense, 6-221
  route reconnaissance, defined,
  special operations forces, and
  pursuit, defined, 6-232 6-139
  conventional forces
  R Russia, 6-9–6-14 integration, 2-63–2-65
  rear operations, 3-152–3-159 S special reconnaissance,
  defined, 3-152 sanctuary, 2-52–2-53 defined, 6-141
  during defensive stability, transition to, 6-252–
  screen, defined, 6-153
  operations, 6-215–6-217 6-254
  during the offense, 6-245– sector, defined, 3-131
  stability mechanism, defined,
  6-251 security, A-15–A-16
  3-114
  in maritime environments,
  security area operations,
  7-33–7-34 stability mechanisms, 3-106–
  6-199–6-205
  3-114
  rearward passage of lines,
  security assistance, 4-44
  defined, 6-159 stability operation, defined,
  security cooperation, 4-41– 1-45
  reception, 5-40–5-41
  4-52
  defined, 5-40 staff, communicating with,
  defined, 4-41
  8-47–8-48
  reception, staging, onward
  security force assistance,
  movement, and integration, staging, defined, 5-42
  4-45–4-46
  5-39–5-48 strategic contexts, Army, 1-65–
  defined, 4-45
  reception, staging, onward 1-77
  security force assistance
  movement, and integration, strategic environment, 2-32–
  brigades, 4-88–4-89
  during contested 2-53
  deployments, C-29–C-35 security forces, defined, 4-45
  strategic framework, 3-119–
  reception, staging, onward security operations, 6-147– 3-126
  movement, and integration, 6-156
  strategic lines of
  establish protected, 7-64– defined, 6-149
  communications, control,
  7-68 in maritime environments,
  6-69–6-74
  7-48–7-51
  reconnaissance, 6-134–6-146
  strategic signal brigade, 4-79–
  defined, 6-134 security sector reform, defined,
  4-80
  4-50
  reconnaissance in force,
  support to, 4-50–4-52 strategic support area, 3-120
  defined, 6-140
  see the enemy, 3-43–3-46 striking force, defined, 6-188
  reconstitution, defined, 6-95
  see yourself, 3-40–3-42 subordinates, communicating
  redeployment, defined, 5-51
  with, 8-47–8-48
  see yourself, see the enemy,
  reinforcing, defined, B-27
  and understand the support area operations,
  relative advantage, defined, operational environment, 3-156–3-157
  1-12 3-38–3-55 defined, 3-156
  relative advantages, 5-10–5-14 set, and maintain the theater, planning considerations,
  during armed conflict, 6-24– 4-61–4-62 3-158–3-159
  6-32 operational areas, 4-63 support operational areas, 4-63
  during competition, 4-25–4- the theater, 4-13–4-15 support relationships, B-2
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  setting the theater, defined, Army, B-23–B-28
  relief in place, defined, 6-158 4-13 joint, B-11–B-12
  reserve, 3-165–3-166 shared understanding, 3-50– support to security sector
  defined, 3-165 3-51 reform, 4-50–4-52
  during armed conflict, fostering, 8-44–8-46 supporting distance, defined,
  6-209–6-214
  signal command (theater), 3-135
  restraint, A-21–A-22 4-79–4-80