text: Introduction
  Chapter Organization
  FM 3-14 contains six chapters and one Appendix:
  Chapter 1 is an overview of Army space operations. It includes a top-level operational view (known as an
  OV-1) of Army operations utilizing space capabilities and serves to illustrate the dependencies upon space
  operations and space-based connectivity. It categorizes and describes the functions of Army space operations
  and Army space-enabled operations. It identifies and describes operations in a contested environment and
  describes the space domain environment.
  Chapter 2 is the space OE and how it is shaped by national and Army space policy. It includes how Army
  space operations uses operational and mission variables to contribute to antiaccess and area denial operations
  resulting in mission assurance. Army space operations reside in a contested space environment and the
  persistence of Army space operations drives missions and space operations tempo.
  Chapter 3 identifies Army space capabilities, describes Army space operations regarding those capabilities,
  and identifies the various Army proponents and their roles in space operations.
  Chapter 4 discusses Army space operations, roles, and responsibilities at headquarters levels, operations for
  Army space elements, coordination between Army and joint forces related to space operations, and how Army
  space operations supports each of the six warfighting functions, and special operations forces.
  Chapter 5 discusses planning, preparing, executing, and assessing space capabilities within the operations
  process.
  Chapter 6 identifies space input to the intelligence preparation of the battlefield, and developing the space
  running estimate.
  Appendix A identifies Appendix 18–Space Operations to Annex C of the base order, its relationship to other
  annexes, its content, and the considerations for preparing Appendix 18.