text: Chapter 3
  BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM ENGINEER ECHELON
  The BEB commander is the brigade engineer in the BCT. The BEB commander advises the maneuver
  commander on how best to employ combat, general, and geospatial engineering capabilities in support of
  decisive action. The brigade engineer integrates engineers into the brigade planning process and coordinates
  engineer activities in the brigade area. The BEB is typically responsible for all engineer units assigned or
  attached to the brigade or for those working in the brigade AO. The BEB also provides organic engineer,
  military intelligence, signal, planning, and execution capabilities to the BCT.
  Brigade and below engineer support to operations that shape and prevent typically includes the state
  partnership program, infrastructure repair, restoration to reconstruct, and the establishment of services that
  support the population. Home station training enhances BEB personnel skills in areas that are normally
  instructed as USACE-provided specialized training. This training includes reconnaissance tools, tele-
  engineering communications equipment, and the Joint Construction Management System facilitate shape and
  prevent tasks by enhancing standardized construction practices.
  STABILITY OPERATIONS
  Stability operations consist of six primary tasks—establish civil security, support civil control, restore
  essential services, support to governance, support to economic and infrastructure development, and conduct
  security cooperation. The primary tasks are discussed in detail in ADP 3-07.
  Engineer support to stability operations includes the simultaneous application of combat, general, and
  geospatial engineering capabilities through synchronizing warfighting functions and throughout the depth of
  the AO. General engineering support for the restoration of essential services and infrastructure development
  is the primary engineer focus in stability; however, the three disciplines are applied simultaneously to some
  degree. Figure 3-4 shows a notional application of engineering capabilities providing support to stability. The
  participation of engineer institutional force elements (USACE tasks provided during stability tasks) are
  significant and typically realized as general or geospatial engineering support.
  Legend:
  CDR commander
  COP common operational picture
  FACE forward aviation combat engineering
  LOC line of communication
  SSGF standard and sharable geospatial foundation
  Figure 3-4. Notional engineer support to stability operations