text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  and areas of responsibility, sustainment, 2-85, 1-108, 2-32, 3-89–3-103. See also
  1-11, 1-71, 1-115 3-132, 4-47 support relationships
  and operational art and design, and operational-level theater army headquarters, 3-7
  2-10–2-11 maneuver, 2-85–2-86 as joint force land component,
  and sustainment, 2-127 and planning considerations, 3-104
  and the GCC, 1-8, 3-17, 1-115 2-131–2-138
  as theater joint force land
  and the global context, 1-17– and the tactical level, 2-87 component, 3-115
  1-20 See also TSC, ESC, division contingency command post
  strategic support area, C-8 sustainment brigade responsibilities, 3-12–3-14,
  support areas, C-45–C-53 TACON, 4-43, A-9 3-113
  support relationships, B-27–B-30 tactical chain of command, see limitations, 3-118
  air and missile defense, 3-81– TACON main command post
  responsibilities, 3-8–3-11
  3-82, 3-94, 4-68–4-69, tactical level of warfare, 1-14
  B-24–B-26 and sustainment, 2-87, 2-126, theater army responsibilities,
  aviation capabilities, 3-75–3-80 4-47 ADCON, 3-28–3-31, 3-40–3-41
  CBRN capabilities, 3-85, 4-72, and the corps headquarters, coordinate consolidation of
  B-18–B-19 1-15, 4-96–4-97 gains, 3-51–3-53, 3-115–
  3-117, C-42
  civil affairs capabilities, 1-113, and the division, 5-18, 5-76
  3-72–3-73, 4-70–4-71 and the field army, 3-132 perform joint roles, 3-42–3-50,
  3-104
  coordination and within the strategic context,
  synchronization of 1-16 set and maintain the theater,
  sustainment, 3-100, 4-48 task-organizing, 2-66–2-69, 4-99 2-64–2-65, 3-32, 3-108
  set and support operational
  criminal investigation, 3-91
  cyberspace and theater airfield operations group, areas, 3-33–3-38
  3-77–3-78
  electromagnetic activities, theater aviation brigade, 3-75–
  4-80–4-85 theater army, 3-3–3-6 3-76
  engineering capabilities, 3-83– shape operational theater aviation sustainment
  3-84, 3-97–3-98, 3-102, environment, 3-23–3-27,
  maintenance group, 3-79–3-80
  4-58–4-60, B-12–B-13 3-108
  explosive ordnance, 3-92 and ADCON, 3-28–3-31 theater engineer command, 3-83–
  fires capabilities, 2-115, 3-70– and competition, 3-105 3-84
  3-71, 4-56–4-57, 4-68 and support to other Services, theater expeditionary intelligence
  information capabilities, 3-87, 1-70 support element, 3-90
  3-93. See also cyberspace and the expanded theater, theater joint force land component
  and electromagnetic 3-75–3-82, 3-107, 3-111– commander, 1-77, 3-43–3-46
  capabilities 3-113
  theater military police command,
  intelligence capabilities, as ARFOR, 3-40
  3-86
  2-106–2-113, 3-68–3-69, as ASCC, 1-72, 3-6, 3-18–
  3-90, 4-51–4-55, 4-74 3-22, 3-15, 3-105–3-106, theater sustainment command,
  maneuver capabilities, 4-49– B-27–B-30 See TSC,
  4-51, 4-65–4-66 as JTF headquarters, 3-104, TSC, 2-128, 3-56–3-57
  medical support, 1-109, 3-65– D-12 mission of, 1-108
  3-67. See also medical as theater joint force land
  U.S. Air Force, air support
  command (deployment component, 1-77, 3-104
  operations center, 5-28–5-29
  support) campaign and, 3-74, 3-111–
  support, 4-75
  military police support, 3-86 3-113
  protection, 4-69, B-14–B-17 limitations, 3-113, 3-118 unified action, 1-53–1-54
  signal capabilities, 3-60–3-64, mission, 1-71, 3-5, 3-16 integrating capabilities, 2-72,
  4-62, B-20–B-23 reinforcements for, 3-104, 3-135–3-136
  special operations forces 3-113 unified land operations, 1-55–1-57
  support, 1-110–1-113, 3-96, role of, 1-69, 3-11, 3-16 and area of operations, 3-136
  4-86 support from assigned forces, See also Army strategic roles,
  3-54–3-72, 3-75–3-87, and multi-domain battlefield
  sustaining operation, 2-84