text: FM 7-100.1________________________________________________________________________________
  organization of battlefield, 2-62– also information warfare; political (means/power). See
  2-80, 2-134, 2-137, 2-148, media; psychological warfare. diplomatic-political means;
  2-152, 2-166. See also personnel, 12-37, 12-66–12-76 national power, instruments of.
  offensive operations; defensive political goals, for use of
  personnel operations center,
  operations.
  12-70 long-range missiles and
  organization of forces, 2-134, rockets, 2-56, 7-44
  personnel support, 2-108,
  2-152, 2-166, 7-26, 7-32. See
  12-36–12-37, 12-66, SPF, 2-58
  also offensive operations;
  defensive operations. 12-68–12-70 politically unacceptable casualties.
  replacement, 2-108, 12-36, See casualties.
  out-of-theater operations. See
  force projection. 12-69, 12-71–12-76, 12-100 ports (as targets), 11-4, 13-3, 13-10,
  physical environment, p. viii. See 13-11, 13-48, 13-52, 13-65, 13-77,
  also complex terrain; terrain; 13-89, 13-90, 13-99. See also
  P
  urban environments; weather. aerial ports of debarkation;
  paramilitary forces, pp. xiii, xv, xvii, planned defense, 4-26 aerial ports of embarkation; sea
  ¶1-92, 1-93–1-106, 2-14. See ports of debarkation; sea ports
  planned offense, 3-21, 3-23
  also criminal organizations; drug of embarkation.
  organizations; guerrillas; insurgent planning, 2-143–2-160 potential adversary. See threat.
  forces; internal security forces; airborne landing, 13-14–13-19
  power projection. See force
  irregular forces; mercenaries;
  air defense, 9-50–9-55, 9-66, projection.
  private security organizations;
  9-72
  terrorists. precision munitions and fires
  centralized planning. See (OPFOR), 1-29, 3-12–3-14, 3-31,
  as affiliated forces, 2-14, p. 3-1,
  main entry. 3-77, 3-86, 3-110, 3-116, 4-47,
  ¶4-18
  defensive operations, 4-24– 4-119–4-120, 5-25, 5-37, 5-52,
  as source of information, 6-1 4-66 7-15, 7-40, 7-42–7-43, 7-46, 7-59,
  in adaptive operations, 1-100, 7-61, 7-72, 7-64, 8-44. See also
  executive planning, 2-175
  1-104, 4-18 precision weapons.
  fire support, 7-26–7-46, 7-80,
  in disruption force, 4-119 precision weapons,
  11-94
  in regional operations, 1-98, enemy (U.S.), 2-125, 3-35,
  heliborne landing, 13-14–13-19
  1-103, 4-4 4-127, 5-25, 6-16, 6-20,
  IFC, 7-33–7-37
  6-43, 6-47, 7-66, 9-101,
  in transition operations, 1-99,
  IW, 5-64–5-66, 5-72 9-107, 10-10, 10-16, 10-19,
  1-104, 3-13
  influenced by systems 11-4, 11-39, 11-48, 11-70,
  non-state, 1-94
  warfare, 1-122 13-11, 13-48, 13-54
  of the State, p. xvii, ¶1-94–1-100
  logistics, 2-166, 12-27–12-29, OPFOR, 3-118, 4-104, 5-35,
  partisan forces, 9-56, 13-61 12-55 5-37, 7-9, 7-40–7-43,
  patterned operations. See also p. 11-1, ¶11-2, 11-25, 13-54
  offensive operations, 3-21–
  conventional patterns of 3-57 preliminary instructions, 2-144,
  operation. 2-159, 2-164
  parallel planning, 2-157,
  patternless operations, 1-69, 2-140 2-159, 2-175 preservation,
  peer competitor (of United States), planning factors, 2-149– of combat power (military
  pp. vi, xvi 2-151, 12-9 capability, military forces),
  penetration, p. 3-1, ¶3-40, 3-78– 1-51, 1-63–1-64, 1-73, 3-89,
  sequential planning, 2-175
  3-79, 3-87, 6-10–6-11, 11-29, 4-11, 4-13–4-15, 4-17, 4-19,
  11-47 SPF planning, 13-60 4-21–4-22, 4-57, 4-77–4-78,
  top-down, 7-28 4-85–4-86, 4-89, 4-92,
  perception management, p. viii,
  4-112, 4-114, 7-74, 7-79–
  ¶2-103, 2-115, 3-22, 4-25, 4-113, plausible deniability, 11-58, 13-59
  7-80, 8-73, 9-8, 9-157,
  5-12–5-13, 5-22, 5-44–5-47, 5-60, point protection. See air defense.
  9-189, 10-31, 10-64, 11-94.
  5-65, 5-69, 5-71, 5-76, 5-79–5-81,
  police, See also survivability
  5-85, 5-87–5-88, 7-71, 7-76–
  as source of information, 3-59 measures.
  7-77, 11-92, 11-96, 11-98. See
  special police, 2-105, 4-53 of infrastructure, p. 12-1