text: Maneuver Enhancement Brigade
  1-76. In large-scale combat operations against regional peer enemies, commanders conduct decisive action
  to seize, retain, and exploit the initiative. This involves the orchestration of many simultaneous unit actions
  in the most demanding of operational environments. Large-scale combat operations introduce levels of
  complexity, lethality, ambiguity, and speed to military activities not common in other operations. Large-scale
  combat operations require the execution of multiple tasks synchronized and converged across multiple
  domains to create opportunities to destroy, dislocate, and disintegrate enemy forces and isolate enemy forces
  from positions of relative advantage. During large-scale combat, the MEB controls terrain and provides
  security, movement control, mobility support, and clearance of fires in the echelon (corps or division) support
  area to facilitate operations, freedom of action, and sustainment. See FM 3-0 for additional information on
  multidomain operations and large-scale combat operations.
  1-77. Consolidate gains are the activities to make enduring any temporary operational success and set the
  conditions for a sustainable security environment, allowing for a transition of control to legitimate authorities
  (ADP 3-0). Consolidation of gains is not separate nor isolated from large-scale combat operations;
  consolidation of gains activities are a form of exploitation inherent to large-scale combat operations. ARFOR
  conduct consolidation of gains throughout the range of military operations. The MEB, when properly task-
  organized, supports the consolidation of gains and focuses their priorities toward the performance of the
  initial response tasks of the six primary stability tasks as the security situation stabilizes. See FM 3-0 for
  additional information on the consolidation of gains.