text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  linkup of two moving forces, movement and maneuver in a N
  12-29 delay, 11-45–11-51
  neutralize, B-52
  planning, 20-2–20-14
  movement and maneuver in the
  nontactical movement, defined,
  preparing, 20-15–20-20
  defense, 8-48
  14-3
  purpose and defined, 20-1
  countermobility, 8-67–8-74
  linkup of a moving force with a disrupt the enemy, 8-58 O
  stationary force, 12-27–12-28 exploit terrain, 8-49–8-56
  obscuration and limited visibility in
  force type considerations,
  linkup of two moving forces, 12-29 the defense, 8-77–8-81
  8-62–8-66
  local security, 1-92–1-93 observation posts, see security
  maintain security, 8-57
  see security operations operations
  mass effects, 8-59–8-61
  M mobility, 8-75–-8-76 obstacle block effect, 17-24–17-28
  obscuration and limited obstacle control measures,
  march techniques, close column,
  visibility, 8-77–8-81 17-55–17-68
  14-28
  infiltration march, 14-29–14-30 movement and maneuver obstacle disrupt effect, 17-29–
  open column, 14-27 warfighting function, 17-34
  purpose and defined, 14-26 consolidate, 1-123–1-124 obstacle effects considerations,
  daylight operations, 1-101
  mass effects in the defense, 8-59– 17-20–17-23
  employment of direct fires,
  8-61 1-111–1-112 obstacle emplacement authority,
  mobile defense, control measures, limited-visibility operations, 17-48–17-54
  10-11–10-12 1-102–1-109 obstacle employment principles,
  executing, 10-24–10-38 local security, 1-92–1-93 17-46–17-47
  organization of forces, 10-6– movement, 1-110
  obstacle fix effect, 17-35–17-39
  10-10 overview of, 1-90–1-91
  planning, 10-13–10-20 principles of planning direct obstacle targeting, 17-19
  preparing, 10-21–10-23 figures, 1-113–1-22 obstacle turn effect, 17-40–17-45
  purpose and defined, 10-1– reconstitution, 1-125–1-130 obstacles in countermobility, block
  10-5 reserve, 1-94–1-100 effect, 17-24–17-28
  mobile defense execution, find, movement formation, advantages control measures, 17-55–
  10-26–10-27 and disadvantages of, 2-2 17-68
  finish, 10-32–10-37 defined, 2-1 disrupt effect, 17-29–17-34
  fix, 10-28–10-31 discussion of types of, 2-3– effects considerations, 17-20–
  follow through, 10-38 2-16 17-23
  purpose and defined, 10-24– types of, 2-1 emplacement authority, 17-48–
  10-25 17-54
  movement techniques, 2-17–2-26
  mobile defense planning, fires, in relation to enemy contact, employment principles, 17-46–
  10-18–10-19 2-17 17-47
  purpose and defined, 10-13– types of, 2-17 existing obstacles, 17-9
  10-15 fix effect, 17-35–17-39
  movement to contact, common
  sustainment, 10-20 intent, 17-18
  control measures, 4-12–4-15
  via movement and maneuver, protective obstacles, 17-16–
  executing, 4-27–4-48
  10-16–10-17 17-17
  organization of forces, 4-5–
  reinforcing obstacles, 17-10–
  mobility, breach, 18-9–18-39 4-11
  17-11
  clear, 18-73 planning and preparing, 4-16–
  tactical obstacles, 17-12–17-15
  gap crossing, 18-40–18-72 4-26
  target, 17-19
  purpose and defined, 18-1– purpose and defined, 3-4, 4-1–
  turn effect, 17-40–17-45
  18-5 4-4
  tasks overview, 18-6–18-8 see also search and attack occupy, B-53
  mobility in the defense, 8-75–8-76 operations, cordon and offense, see offensive operations
  mobility tasks, breach, 18-9–18-39 search operations, offensive offensive actions, see offensive
  clear, 18-73 operations operations
  gap crossing, 18-40–18-72 moving screen, see also screen, offensive cover, 13-108–13-114
  purpose and defined, 18-6– see also security operations,
  offensive operations, CCIR
  18-8 13-67–13-70
  planning considerations, 3-24
  mounted troop movement, multidomain operations, and characteristics, 3-2
  defined, 14-12 command and control, 1-86– purpose and defined, 1-21,
  movement, 1-110 1-89 3-1–3-7
  tactics overview, 1-12–1-16 types, 3-3–3-7