text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  focus, 13-19 major and local, 5-127–5-129, see area defense, movement
  security force size, 13-23 5-131–5-132, 5-140–5-141 and maneuver in the
  consolidate, 1-123–1-124 organization of forces, 5-128– defense, protection in the
  5-130 defense
  contain, B-19
  planning, 5-131–5-136 defensive cover, 13-117–13-122
  control, B-20 preparing, 5-137–5-139
  defensive operations, CCIR, 8-24
  control measures , digital and purpose and defined, 5-124–
  characteristics, 8-6
  analogue control measures, 5-127
  common control measures,
  1-51–1-52 see also attack operations
  8-12–8-13
  for a frontal attack, 2-30 countermobility in the defense, purpose and defined, 1-22,
  for a penetration, 2-42–2-43 8-67–8-74 8-1–8-11
  for a turning movement, 2-74
  countermobility operations, and types, 8-7–8-11
  for air coordination, A-102–
  obstacles, 17-18–17-68 types planning symbols, 8-7
  A-112
  and terrain, 17-8–17-17 see also defense planning
  for an envelopment, 2-64
  purpose and defined, 17-1– delay, characteristics of, 11-35–
  for an infiltration, 2-89
  17-7 11-37
  for defensive operations,
  A-62–A-79 counterreconnaissance, B-21– control measures, 11-26–
  for direct fire, A-80–A-88 B-22 11-28
  executing, 11-55–11-69
  for fire support, A-89–A-101 cover, defensive cover, 13-117–
  organization of forces, 11-21–
  for movement and maneuver, 13-122
  11-25
  A-5–A-42 flank cover, 13-115–13-116
  purpose and defined, 11-12–
  for offensive operations, A-43– offensive cover, 13-108–
  11-20
  A-61 13-114
  see also retrograde,
  general considerations, A-1– organization of forces, 13-103–
  terminating, 11-70
  A-4 13-107
  see planning and preparing a
  graphic control measures, purpose and defined, 13-99–
  delay, preparing a delay
  1-49–1-50 13-102
  purpose and overview, 1-46– rear cover, 13-123–13-124 deliberate breach, 18-18
  1-48
  covert breach, 18-21 deliberate gap crossing, 18-44–
  for a delay, 11-26–11-28
  18-47
  covert gap crossing, 18-60–18-61
  for a mobile defense, 10-11–
  deliberate operations, defined and
  10-12 criteria for ending a security
  described, 1-30–1-31
  for a passage of lines, 16-9– mission, 13-27
  16-12 demonstration, purpose and
  D
  for a perimeter defense, 9-72 defined, 19-45–19-50
  for a relief in place, 15-7 daylight operations, 1-101 see also tactical means
  for a retirement, 11-102 deception, purpose and defined, denial, principles of, 8-28
  for a reverse slop defense, 9- 19-1–19-11
  destroy, B-23
  110 see tactical deception
  for a screen operation, 13-62 detention facilities in the defense,
  defense of a linear obstacle, 9-55,
  for a troop movement, 14-31– 8-125–8-126
  9-56–9-58
  14-35 diamond formation, 2-13–2-14
  for an area defense, 9-15–9-17 defense planning, and civil
  direct fires, employment of,
  for guard operations, 13-78– stability, 8-47
  1-111–1-112
  13-79 and risk management, 8-131–
  planning principles, 1-113–
  8-133
  cordon and search, control 1-22
  and transitions, 8-134
  measures, 4-73
  purpose and defined, 8-14– disadvantages of, box formation,
  executing, 4-79–4-82
  8-19 2-16
  guiding principles, 4-71
  to achieve denial, 8-28–8-37 column formation, 2-4
  methods, 4-72
  via command and control, diamond formation, 2-14
  planning and preparing, 4-74–
  8-20–8-27 echelon formation, 2-10
  4-78
  via fires, 8-86–8-95 line formation, 2-6
  purpose and defined, 4-64–
  via intelligence, 8-82–8-85 movement formation, 2-2
  4-70
  via movement and maneuver, vee formation, 2-12
  transitions considerations,
  8-48–8-71 wedge formation, 2-8
  4-83–4-86
  via protection, 8-105–133 disengage, B-24–B-28
  see also movement to contact
  via stay behind operations,
  dismounted troop movement,
  counterattack, executing, 5-140– 8-38–8-46
  defined, 14-11
  5-141 via sustainment, 8-96–8-104