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  Appendix B COMMAND AND SUPPORT RELATIONSHIPS ..................................................... B-1
  Appendix C CONTESTED DEPLOYMENTS ............................................................................... C-1
  SOURCE NOTES ................................................................................ Source Notes-1
  GLOSSARY ................................................................................................ Glossary-1
  REFERENCES ........................................................................................ References-1
  INDEX ................................................................................................................ Index-1
  Figures
  Introductory figure. FM 3-0 logic chart .............................................................................................. x
  Figure 1-1. Operational categories and the spectrum of violence ................................................. 1-2
  Figure 1-2. Levels of warfare ........................................................................................................ 1-12
  Figure 1-3. Army strategic contexts and operational categories .................................................. 1-14
  Figure 1-4. Domains and dimensions of an operational environment.......................................... 1-17
  Figure 2-1. Notional U.S. European Command preclusion example ........................................... 2-10
  Figure 2-2. Notional U.S. Indo-Pacific Command preclusion example ........................................ 2-11
  Figure 2-3. Examples of operations and activities ....................................................................... 2-13
  Figure 3-1. Convergence ................................................................................................................ 3-4
  Figure 3-2. The operational framework in the context of the strategic framework ....................... 3-23
  Figure 3-3. Notional corps area of operations with noncontiguous divisions ............................... 3-26
  Figure 3-4. Notional corps deep, close, and rear areas with contiguous divisions ...................... 3-28
  Figure 5-1. Simultaneous flexible deterrent and response option examples ................................. 5-5
  Figure 6-1. Doctrinal template of depths and frontages ................................................................. 6-8
  Figure 6-2. Notional roles and responsibilities in terms of time, space, and purpose at different
  echelons. ................................................................................................................... 6-11
  Figure 6-3. Fires assets of a notional theater-level integrated fires command ............................ 6-16
  Figure 6-4. Notional enemy offensive operation .......................................................................... 6-34
  Figure 6-5. Notional operational framework during defensive operations ................................... 6-36
  Figure 6-6. Notional enemy maneuver defense ........................................................................... 6-42
  Figure 6-7. Notional operational framework during offensive operations .................................... 6-44
  Figure 7-1. Operations in Malaya ................................................................................................... 7-6
  Figure 7-2. Notional corps area of operation with maritime aspects .............................................. 7-8
  Figure 8-1. The operations process ............................................................................................... 8-8
  Figure B-1. Joint command relationships .......................................................................................B-3