text: Appendix A
  * Sustainment.
   Capabilities supporting reconnaissance: dependent on the breadth and depth of the
  reconnaissance mission, organic sustainment capabilities, and duration of the mission.
   Transportation capabilities: dependent on the mobility of the unit conducting reconnaissance,
  travel distance, time available, and speed required.
   Capabilities supporting security: dependent on the breadth and depth of the security area or
  area of operations, organic sustainment capabilities, and duration of the mission.
   Transportation capabilities: dependent on the mobility of the unit conducting security,
  distance required to travel, time available, and terrain.
   Capabilities to support the unique requirements of all attached enablers in terms of
  maintenance, recovery, and classes of supply
   Capabilities to provide health service support in terms of ability to transport casualties over
  extended distances to role 1 and role 2 levels of care. (See ADP 4-0.)
  * Command and control.
   The staff, which is dependent on the enablers and attachments employed by the Calvary force,
  should be augmented to provide the requisite capability to enable the commander’s
  understanding, plan operations, and synchronize the employment of enablers.
   The level of headquarters is dependent on span of control, unity of command required, and
  discretion of the commander. Assign the appropriate level of command to the force.
   The reconnaissance and security BCT and Cavalry squadron S-6 must plan, engineer, install,
  operate, and defend the tactical portion of the Department of Defense information
  network-Army, known as the tactical network. The S-6 employs a network defense-in-depth
  to ensure the availability, protection, and delivery of network resources and critical
  information. This facilitates the allocation of network services to enable mission
  accomplishment under all conditions.
  A-8. Task organizing a formation for employment at EAB requires detailed planning and staff analysis.
  Normally, these units are modular forces that require various enablers and augmentation based on
  METT-TC (I) and staff analysis to answer the division or corps commander’s PIRs.