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  2-68. Figure 2-18 is an example of an ASTF that is built on an ACS headquarters, AMT (augmented for
  task force aircraft) and forward support troop with two organic ACTs, an attached assault helicopter
  company (AHC), and forward support MEDEVAC platoon. This depicted ASTF is capable of conducting
  sustained reconnaissance, security, movement to contact, MEDEVAC, attack, air movements, or air
  assaults.
  Figure 2–18. Air cavalry squadron task force
  2-69. Figure 2-19 is one example of the composition of an attack-heavy ABTF. The foundation of the
  ABTF is built on an AB HHC, AMC (augmented for task force aircraft), FSC, two organic ACs, an
  attached Gray Eagle platoon, one AHC, and one forward support MEDEVAC platoon. The depicted ABTF
  is capable of conducting attack, movement to contact, MEDEVAC, reconnaissance, security operations, air
  movements, or air assaults.
  Figure 2–19. Attack battalion task force
  2-70. Figure 2-20 is an example of an assault-heavy ABTF. The foundation of the ABTF is built on an
  AHB, HHC, AMC (augmented for task force aircraft), a FSC, two organic AHCs, an attached attack
  company (AC), one Gray Eagle platoon, a heavy lift platoon, and a forward support MEDEVAC platoon.
  The depicted ABTF is capable of conducting greater than a company-sized air assault or air movement,
  MEDEVAC, and limited-duration reconnaissance, security, and attack operations.
  Figure 2–20. Assault aviation battalion task force
  SECTION VI – COMMAND AND SUPPORT RELATIONSHIPS
  2-71. Commanders build combined arms organizations using command and support relationships.
  Command relationships define command responsibility and authority. Support relationships define the
  purpose, scope, and effect desired when one capability supports another. Properly-established command
  and support relationships are critical to effective AGO. During LSCO, commanders must evaluate
  appropriate command or support relationships for each subordinate echelon during each phase of an
  operation. These reviews properly enable AGO through all phases of the operation, and best equip
  subordinate units to accomplish the commander’s intent. Operations orders placing units under command
  of a different headquarters for any length of time must include a detailed summary of the relationship