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  preservation (continued) radar intercept and direction in adaptive operations, 6-50–
  finding, 6-25, 6-27, 6-36, 8-38, 6-51
  of information infrastructure,
  5-38, 5-61, 5-71 9-97 in amphibious landing, 13-92,
  radar jamming. See air defense 13-109
  of instruments of power, 1-6,
  1-45, 1-49, 1-111, 4-7, jamming. in disruption force, 4-119
  4-13, 5-83 radio(s). See communications. information requirements.
  of regime, 1-48–1-49, 1-51, radio frequency weapons, 5-37 See main entry.
  4-57, 4-77, 11-32 radio intercept and direction in IFC, 2-47, 2-49-2-50, 7-15–
  principle(s), finding, 6-25, 6-36, 8-38, 9-97, 7-16, 7-19–7-20, 7-60
  of air defense, 9-11–9-21 9-126 in regional operations, 6-46–
  of C2, 2-3–2-6 radio silence, 2-226–2-227, 8-60, 6-47
  9-59, 9-120, 9-164, 13-23 in transition operations, 6-48–
  of fire support, 7-4
  raid(s), 1-76, 3-13, 4-96, 6-11–6-12, 6-49
  of movement (transportation),
  9-8, 9-56, 9-62, 9-64, 9-194, mechanized infantry, 6-12,
  12-54–12-61
  13-13, 13-46, 13-50, 13-61, 6-43
  of operation versus an extra- 13-64, 13-66, 13-68, 13-77,
  mission, 6-1
  regional power, p. xviii, 13-79, 13-81, 13-85–13-86,
  ¶1-54–1-78, 1-89, 10-59 13-92, 13-97–13-98, 13-109 NBC reconnaissance. See
  main entry.
  of reconnaissance, 6-4–6-16 raiding forces, 4-117
  operational reconnaissance,
  of systems warfare, 1-109 rear area security. See support
  6-2, 6-21, 6-34–6-44, 8-45,
  prisoners of war, 6-12 zone security.
  13-48, 13-59
  private volunteer organizations, reconnaissance, pp. 6-1–6-10.
  principles, 6-4–6-16
  4-10, 5-46 See also RISTA.
  priorities, 6-17–6-21, 7-53
  protected force, 4-57, 4-77 aerial reconnaissance. See
  main entry. reconnaissance aircraft,
  protection and security measures.
  6-26–6-28, 6-37, 8-4, 8-46
  See information warfare. affiliated forces, 4-25
  reconnaissance ambush,
  psychological effects, 9-6, 9-12, aggressiveness, 6-10–6-12
  6-11–6-12
  p. 11-1, ¶11-93, 13-53, 13-71 airborne forces, 6-41
  reconnaissance attacks,
  psychological warfare, 2-115, air defense, 9-109–9-126. 6-10–6-11, 6-43
  5-12, 5-44–5-45, 5-71, 10-75. See also air surveillance.
  reconnaissance detachment,
  See also information warfare;
  chemical reconnaissance. 2-221, 6-43
  perception management.
  See chemical defense;
  reconnaissance plan, 1-102,
  pursuit, 3-71 NBC reconnaissance.
  2-170, 3-23, 4-26, 6-5–6-6,
  chief of reconnaissance, OSC 6-10, 6-14, 6-44, 7-54, 8-45
  R staff. See main entry.
  reconnaissance reserve,
  radar(s), combined arms effort, 6-1, 6-43 6-17, 6-35
  air defense, 9-83, 9-88, 9-108, commander’s reconnaissance, reconnaissance subsection,
  9-113–9-121, 9-156, 9-183 7-31 OSC staff, 2-100, 2-102
  battlefield surveillance, 6-38 commando units, 13-76– reconnaissance units, 6-1
  13-79, 13-83–13-85
  countermortar/counterbattery, reconstitution of, 3-64, 4-79,
  6-38 engineer reconnaissance. 6-9
  See engineer support.
  limiting or eliminating radar reporting procedures, 6-44,
  emissions, 8-60, 9-108, ground reconnaissance, 3-59, 7-54, 11-66
  9-120, 9-174–9-175 3-96, 6-5, 6-43–6-44, 13-17
  route reconnaissance. See
  side-looking airborne radar, heliborne reconnaissance, main entry.
  6-27, 8-38 6-37, 8-10–8-11, 13-13
  satellite reconnaissance,
  synthetic aperture radar, 8-38 imagery, p. viii, ¶6-30–6-31, p. viii, ¶3-96, 6-7, 6-30–
  radar corner reflectors, 5-25, 9-96, 8-38, 9-185, 10-29. See also 6-33, 9-185
  satellite reconnaissance.
  9-100, 9-104, 10-23