text: Introduction
  Chapter 1 describes the challenges faced by Army forces and how multidomain operations help resolve
  them. It describes the Army’s vision of war and warfare, the strategic contexts in which Army forces conduct
  operations, and the operational environment, including the domains and dimensions.
  Chapter 2 describes how the synchronization of warfighting functions generates combat power to apply
  against enemy forces. It then describes threats and their methods, and how Army forces counter these threat
  methods through unified action and joint capabilities.
  Chapter 3 explains multidomain operations in detail, describing the tenets and imperatives of operations. It
  then highlights key elements of an operational approach and the operational framework.
  Chapter 4 describes how Army forces operate during competition to set conditions for armed conflict and
  counter adversary malign behavior.
  Chapter 5 describes how Army forces provide options during crisis to prevent armed conflict while
  continuing to fulfill political aims.
  Chapter 6 describes how Army forces operate during armed conflict, with a focus on how to enable the joint
  force and integrate capabilities from all domains in large-scale combat operations.
  Chapter 7 describes how Army forces operate in the unique conditions of maritime environments.
  Chapter 8 describes the role of commanders and leaders in the demanding conditions of large-scale combat
  operations.
  Appendix A provides an overview of the principles of war.
  Appendix B describes command and support relationships.
  Appendix C describes considerations for when enemy forces contest deployment.
  The introductory table on page xii outlines changes to Army terminology reflected in FM 3-0.