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  aviation (continued) suppression of enemy air defensive operations, 4-34,
  defense, 8-21 4-39–4-40, 4-56–4-57, 4-83,
  aviation support plan, 8-25–
  8-26 surge effort, 8-44 4-91, 4-106, 4-109, 4-129
  civil aviation, 13-21 survivability, 8-44, 8-74–8-75 logistics, 12-50, 12-89, 12-96
  combat service support, targeting, 8-25 main CP, 2-186
  8-52–8-53 aviation tactical groups, 8-4 multiple battle zones, 3-41, 4-39
  combat support, 8-52–8-53 axis, 2-74 noncontiguous, 2-77
  command and control, 8-13– in defensive operations, 4-42 offensive operations, 3-29,
  8-32 3-37–3-42, 9-145–9-147,
  offensive operations, 3-28–
  12-88
  coordination with ground 3-29, 3-45
  forces, 8-56 biological, 11-49–11-58. See also
  NBC.
  corridors, 8-26, 8-57, 9-45,
  B
  13-22, 13-35 agents, 11-51–11-52
  ballistic missiles. See long-range
  counterair, 8-37, 8-43–8-44, delivery, 11-53–11-55
  missiles; surface-to-surface
  9-2, 9-56, 9-73, 9-81, 9-189 munitions, 11-3, 11-54
  missiles.
  counterreconnaissance, 8-48 plausible deniability, 11-58
  barriers, 4-126, 10-55–10-56,
  decoy air raids, 8-60 12-93. See obstacles. release, 11-57–11-58
  direct air support, 8-10, 8-25, basing area. See air defense. targets, 11-56
  8-35–8-36, 8-49
  battle damage assessment, 6-29, weapons, p. 12-1, ¶11-51–
  ground attack. See main 10-28 11-52
  entry.
  battle drills, 3-26 bomb(s), air-delivered, 7-42,
  immediate missions, 8-31 11-36, 11-74, 11-77
  battlefield geometry, 2-63–2-67.
  in adaptive operations, 8-73– See also linear; nonlinear. bombers (aircraft), 8-2–8-4, 8-6,
  8-77 8-36, 10-46
  battlefield organization. See
  in IFC, 2-47, 2-54, 8-7–8-8 organization of battlefield booby traps, 10-75
  in regional operations, 7-73, (command and control; offense; Border Guard Forces, 2-105
  8-43, 8-68–8-70 defense).
  branches and sequels,
  interdiction, 8-50 battlefield surveillance radar(s),
  to military strategic campaign
  in transition operations, 8-68– 6-38 plan, 1-50
  8-70 battle line, 2-71, 3-38
  to national security strategy,
  NBC delivery, 11-3, 11-8, 11- battle plan, 2-148 (Figure 2-16) 1-8, 1-12
  26, 11-30, 11-55
  battle position(s), 2-74, 4-44–4-47, to national strategic campaign
  night capability, 8-33–8-36 4-104, 4-106, 4-108–4-109, plan, 1-8, 1-12
  on-call missions, 8-30 4-114, 4-122–4-123, 4-129–4-131, to operation plan, 2-5, 2-98,
  10-14–10-14, 10-16, 10-30,
  precision munitions, 7-42 2-133–2-134
  10-38, 10-55, 10-69, 13-28
  preplanned missions, 8-29, 8-43 bridge. See engineer.
  complex battle position(s),
  readiness categories, 8-32 4-28, 4-46–4-47, 4-112– brigade(s), 2-23, 2-42–2-43, 7-28,
  reconnaissance fire(s), 7-61 4-113, 4-129–4-130, 10-34 9-132, 10-6. See also brigade
  tactical group(s).
  reserve, 8-26 simple battle position(s), 4-45
  brigade tactical group(s), 2-41,
  smoke delivery, 11-74, 11-77, battle zone, 2-69–2-71, 2-76–2-77
  7-28, 7-63, 8-9, 8-12, 9-32,
  11-79 air defense of, 9-65, 9-70, 9-132, 9-157, 10-6, 13-74
  support of airborne or 9-134, 9-145–9-147,
  bunkers, 2-181, 12-12–12-13
  helborne landing, 13-17– 9-156–9-158
  13-18 close combat, 3-40
  support of amphibious landing, engineer support, 10-56
  13-88, 13-95, 13-98
  FG or OSC, 2-77
  support of IW, 5-27, 5-35–5-36