text: FM 7-100.1________________________________________________________________________________
  transition operations (continued) United States (as extraregional strategic centers of gravity,
  power), 1-6, 1-28, 1-32–1-33, 4-78,
  offensive operations, 1-45,
  3-8–3-13, 3-18–3-20, 3-22, aversion to heavy losses, 5-12, 5-45, 5-77, 13-53
  4-7–4-8 1-67–1-68. See also sensitivity to domestic and
  casualties. world opinion, 1-67
  paramilitary forces, 1-99,
  1-104, 3-13 coalitions, vulnerability of, technology and warfighting
  p. vii, ¶5-77, 5-85, 6-22, capability, p. ix. See also
  reconnaissance, 6-48–6-49
  13-10 technological overmatch.
  SPF, 2-57, 13-38, 13-65–13-66
  commitment, lack of, 1-66–1-67 threat(s) to, pp. xii–xiii
  transition states, p. xiv
  critical infrastructure, as views of, p. x
  transmission security, 5-41
  target, 5-5, 5-20, 5-35, unmanned aerial vehicles,
  transnational corporations, pp. ix, 5-49, 5-53, 13-52
  air defense against, 9-5, 9-41,
  xv
  early-entry forces, p. x, ¶1-74, 9-125, 9-179–9-187
  transnational political movements, 3-10, 4-12, 6-49, 8-44, 13-65,
  attack roles, 8-41
  p. xv 13-107
  deception roles, 8-41
  transport aircraft, 8-3, 8-11, force projection, vulnerability
  13-21–13-22, 13-37, 13-39 of, p. x, ¶1-55, 1-73, 4-5, logistics roles, 8-41
  transport helicopters. See 4-10, 13-59, 13-65 reconnaissance, 3-96, 6-7,
  helicopters. homeland, as target, 1-60, 6-26, 6-29, 6-37, 6-42, 8-41,
  transportation, 12-37, 12-52–12-65. 9-191, 11-55, 13-52–13-53 9-180. See also drones;
  remotely-piloted vehicles.
  See also movement; traffic home stations, as targets,
  control; traffic management. 1-60, 13-52 urban environments, pp. viii–ix,
  ¶1-49, 1-75, 1-77, 4-72, 7-81,
  air, 12-60, 12-62–12-63, information dominance, 1-71,
  9-171, 11-14–11-15, 11-24,
  12-76, 12-80, 12-91 p. 5-1, ¶5-18–5-19, 5-58,
  11-56, 12-86. See also complex
  civilian assets, 12-53–12-54 5-60, 5-82, 5-89–5-90,
  terrain; physical environment;
  7-79–7-80
  coastal waterway, 12-60, 12-62 terrain.
  intervention by, pp. vi, xvi,
  convoys, 12-57, 12-59
  xviii, ¶1-6, 1-47
  inland waterway, 12-60, V
  key systems (U.S.), as
  12-62, 12-76, 12-80
  targets. See main entry. variables, of COE. See critical
  military transportation center, variables.
  national will (U.S.), pp. ix–x,
  12-53
  ¶1-28, 1-33, 1-51, 1-58, victory, p. x, ¶1-49, p. 2-1, p. 3-1
  principles, of movement,
  1-67, 1-78, 1-119, 3-27, views of the United States, p. x
  12-54–12-61
  3-69, 3-72–3-73, 3-81,
  rail, 12-60, 12-62, 12-64, 12-76 3-96, 3-111, 4-15, 4-117,
  W
  road (motor vehicle), 12-60, 5-3, 5-19, 5-76–5-77, 5-89,
  12-61–12-64, 12-76, 12-80 7-8, 9-61, 13-51, 13-53– warning order. See preliminary
  13-54, 13-59, 13-62, 13-66 instructions.
  units, 12-23–12-24
  OPFOR principles of water obstacle crossing,
  tunnels, 10-69, 12-13
  operation versus an air defense of, 9-167, 9-170
  turning movement, p. 3-1
  extraregional power (U.S.),
  engineer support, 10-5, 10-13,
  p. xviii, ¶1-54–1-78, 1-89,
  10-25–10-26, 10-28, 10-61,
  U 10-59
  10-71–10-72. See also gap
  unconventional forces, 1-38, 4-18 rules of engagement (U.S), crossing.
  1-61, 1-73
  underground facilities, NBC use, 11-41
  situational awareness (U.S),
  medical, 12-13–12-14, 12-85 smoke use, 11-87
  p. viii, ¶1-71, 3-23, 3-74,
  shelters for aircraft, 8-44 3-83–3-84, 3-97, 3-113, water purification, 10-10, 11-63
  storage, 12-10, 12-13, 12-85 4-26, 4-68, 5-31, 5-82, water supply, 10-10, 10-18, 10-25,
  5-90, 6-51, 7-79 10-30, 10-63
  unit distribution, 12-49. See
  materiel support.