text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  combination, command structure, confidence, maintaining, 1-15– capabilities, 12-5, 12-18, 12-30
  2-51 1-27 communications system, 12-35
  command, fires questions, 13-30 considerations, C2, 2-121–2-126 considerations, 12-36
  questions, 2-122 host nation, 5-19 integration, 12-5–12-7
  command and control, 2-1–2-126. intelligence, 4-31 synchronization, 12-34
  See C2 planning challenges, 3-28– cyberspace defense, 12-22
  3-35 coordination, 12-19–12-24
  command authority, comparison,
  2-53 sustainment, 5-47–5-55 cyberspace offense, 12-23–12-24
  command relationship, purpose, contract support, arrangements, cyberspace operations,
  2-52–2-78 5-28 deconfliction, 12-32–12-33
  questions, 2-123 contracting, 8-35 influences, 12-1–12-26
  types, 2-54–2-78 limitations, 5-27 staff, 12-25–12-26
  stand up, 5-29 synchronizing, 12-12–12-13
  command structure, combination,
  2-51 contractor concept, 5-34–5-36 D
  integrated, 2-46–2-50 control, engineers, 13-7
  decentralized, versus centralized,
  lead nation, 2-42–2-44 fires, 13-3
  12-30–12-34
  parallel, 2-45 fires questions, 13-31
  deconfliction, cyberspace
  space operations, 11-20–11-24 logistics and, 5-7
  operations, 12-32–12-33
  special operations forces and, multinational forces, 2-61–2-72
  7-8 cooperation, 1-5, 1-28 delivery, fires questions, 13-28
  types, 2-40–2-51 CWMD, 3-22 deputy commander, multinational
  commander, collaboration, 8-17 coordination, 12-8 force, 2-84
  commander, considerations, 2-68 air and missile defense, 10-13 dimensions, interoperability and,
  commander, considerations, 2-73 contracting, 5-23 1-28–1-33
  foreign disclosure, 4-5 direct, interoperability
  commander’s intent, 3-6
  geospatial, 13-11 considerations, 2-37
  commanders, approach by, 2-3 information, 4-9
  doctrine, space questions, 11-35
  area air defense, 10-11 logistics, 5-36
  challenges, 8-15 mission partner network, 12-11 document and media exploitation,
  considerations, 1-28, 2-14, planning, 3-15 4-27
  2-21, 3-14, 6-7, 7-7, 9-22 requirements, 5-4 donor organizations, 8-38
  focus, 3-4–3-17 security force assistance,
  multinational force, 2-1–2-2, 13-17 E
  2-83 space operations, 11-21–11-22 electromagnetic interference,
  questions, 9-23 special operations, 7-5–7-7 space questions, 11-43
  responsibilities, 1-2, 1-15, sustainment, 5-1
  electromagnetic spectrum, 12-4
  1-17, 1-23, 4-2, 6-6, 9-11,
  coordination cell, 2-75–2-77
  11-23, 12-28, 13-8 engineer, functions, 13-5
  space operations, 11-10 coordination center, 2-70–2-72 planning questions, 13-32
  United Nations operations, logistics, 5-8 support, 13-4–13-7
  2-57 COP, coalition, 2-75 enterprise MPE, 2-20
  common operational picture. See COP coordination cell, 2-29 environmental monitoring, space
  COP countering weapons of mass questions, 11-41
  communications, 2-101–2-105 destruction. See CWMD equipment, communications,
  considerations, 2-102–2-104 counterintelligence, defined, 4-17 2-105
  equipment, 2-105
  countermeasures, medical, 6-13– evaluate, interoperability
  information and, 4-13–4-14
  6-14 considerations, 2-34
  need for, 2-12
  plans, 2-104 course of action. See COA execute, interoperability
  questions, 2-126 CWMD, 13-19–13-25 considerations, 2-26–2-29
  space operations, 11-28 defined, 3-21 execution, questions, 13-33
  communications system, cyber, collaboration, 12-29 experience, rapport, 1-18
  cyberspace, 12-35 support from, 12-27–12-29 experts, 5-16
  complementary intelligence cyber-enabled intelligence, 4-26
  capabilities, 4-24–4-28-
  cybersecurity, 12-14, 12-21
  concept of support, 5-26 coordination, 12-19–12-24
  cyberspace, 12-1–12-36