text: Chapter 3
  Figure 3–6. Hasty attack by an attack platoon
  * An AC using MUM-T attacks to defeat an enemy mechanized company, maneuvering to
  counter-attack the flank of a friendly combined arms battalion. During the operations process,
  the combined arms team conducts detailed planning to integrate attacks to defeat expected
  counter-attacks along the friendly route of march. A second AC screens the flank of the friendly
  ground maneuver force, as UAS conducts reconnaissance along key enemy avenues of approach.
  A coordinated staff effort with the higher headquarters and the supporting aviation attack unit or
  LNO team establishes an engagement area and attack by fire positions, and the combined arms
  team conducts rehearsals prior to executing the operation. The proper timing of an aerial passage
  of lines on the ground maneuver force’s left flank, synchronization of fire and maneuver, and
  specific triggers enable the AC executing the attack to occupy their attack by fire positions as the
  enemy begins to enter the engagement area. The air mission commander initiates the attack from
  the attack by fire positions, and the enemy force is unable to make contact and bring its
  capabilities to bear on the friendly main body. Detailed planning enables the combined arms
  team to attack with speed and surprise, while maintaining tempo throughout the operation (figure
  3-7).