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  reconnaissance (continued) NBC use, 11-33, 11-92– resources section,
  signals reconnaissance. See 11-93, 11-95 in IFC staff, 2-51
  main entry. paramilitary forces, 1-98, in ISC staff, 12-38
  1-103, 4-4
  Special-Purpose Forces. See in OSC staff, 2-106–2-108,
  main entry; see also primarily offensive, 1-34, 12-33
  special reconnaissance. 1-87, 3-3
  resupply. See logistics; supply.
  special reconnaissance, reconnaissance, 6-46–6-47
  RISTA (reconnaissance,
  13-48–13-49 regional air superiority, p. 8-1, intelligence, surveillance, and
  strategic reconnaissance, ¶8-68–8-72 target acquisition). See also the
  6-2, 6-19, 6-22–6-33, 8-45, SPF, 2-57, 13-38, 13-64 separate parts.
  13-37, 13-48, 13-55, 13-59,
  regular forces (active component), component of combat system,
  13-65, 13-69
  2-24, 12-66 1-114–1-115, 1-118
  support of IW, 5-27, 5-39
  rehearsal(s), 2-171, 3-62, 4-62, enemy, as targets, 1-115,
  tactical reconnaissance, 6-2, 4-64, 4-75, 8-51 1-118, 3-2, 3-35, 4-55, 4-68,
  6-21, 6-43–6-44, 8-45, 13-48 4-127, 5-25, 5-56, 5-82,
  reinforcements, 12-101, 12-105
  tank units, 6-43 5-86, 5-89, 6-47, 6-50, 7-40,
  relationship(s),regional and global,
  7-57, 7-66, 7-77, 9-5–9-6,
  terrain reconnaissance, p. vii
  11-4, 11-96, 13-48, 13-54
  9-109–9-110, 9-178
  religion, p. viii
  in IFC, 2-47, 2-49, 2-51, 7-16,
  reconnaissance fire(s), 3-112,
  remotely-piloted vehicles, 6-29. 7-19–7-20, 7-58
  3-114, 4-52, 4-87, 4-96, 4-121,
  See also unmanned aerial
  4-130, 7-41, 7-59–7-62, 7-80, RISTA and IW section, ISC
  vehicles.
  9-8, 9-157, 12-28 staff, 2-51, 5-71
  repair. See maintenance.
  reconstitution, 3-64, 4-79, 6-9, sophisticated ambush, 3-93
  12-69, 12-74, 12-100, 12-102– replacement, road construction. See engineer
  12-104 of equipment, 2-107, 12-35, support; route(s).
  recovery. See evacuation. 12-101–12-102 rocket artillery, 10-40. See
  refugees, pp. viii, xv, ¶11-24, 13-62 of personnel, 2-108, 12-36, multiple rocket launchers.
  12-69, 12-71–12-76, 12-100
  regional and global relationships, rogue actors, non-state, p. xv
  p. vii reserve forces, rogue state(s), p. xiv
  regional operations, 1-6, 1-34– in organization of battlefield, rotary-wing aircraft. See helicopters.
  1-38, 1-87 3-46. 3-57, 4-47, 4-60–4-65,
  route(s). See also movement route(s).
  4-71, 4-94, 4-104, 4-106,
  air defense, 9-27, 9-81–9-82,
  8-51, 8-61, 9-131, 9-158, route clearing, 10-11, 10-64
  9-189–9-190
  9-170, 9-193, 10-12–10-13, route preparation and
  amphibious landings, 13-86, 10-54, 13-35. See also maintenance, 10-9–10-13,
  13-104–13-106 antilanding reserve; 10-16–10-18, 10-34, 12-65
  attacks to destroy, 3-18 antitank reserve; chemical
  route reconnaissance, 8-10,
  defense reserve; engineer
  attacks to seize, 3-19 10-9, 10-25–10-27, 10-67
  reserve; maneuver
  aviation, 7-73, 8-43, 8-68– reserve; reconnaissance roving air defense units, 9-161,
  8-70 reserve; special reserves. 9-178
  defensive operations, 4-2– reserve component of Armed rules of engagement, enemy. See
  4-5, 4-83 Forces, 2-24, 4-11, 12-44, United States.
  engineer support, 10-59– 12-66, 12-75, 12-105. See ruses, 2-146
  10-61 also militia; mobilization of
  fire support, 7-73–7-74 reserves.
  S
  heliborne forces, 13-2 resources officer, OSC staff,
  sabotage, 6-11, 9-64, 9-194
  2-106, 2-192, 2-218–2-219,
  IW support of, 5-79–5-80
  12-27, 12-33–12-34, 12-39– by amphibious landing force,
  offensive operations, 1-34,
  12-40, 12-55, 12-65 13-92
  1-87, 3-2–3-7, 3-18–3-19
  by heliborne forces, 13-13