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  Security ..................................................................................................................... 4-7
  Personnel Recovery ................................................................................................ 4-16
  Airspace Management ............................................................................................ 4-16
  Stability .................................................................................................................... 4-17
  Mobility and Countermobility ................................................................................... 4-17
  Rear Command Post............................................................................................... 4-18
  Chapter 5 SUSTAINMENT ........................................................................................................ 5-1
  Planning .................................................................................................................... 5-1
  Logistics Elements .................................................................................................... 5-4
  Health Service Support Section ................................................................................ 5-9
  Appendix A SYNCHRONIZE AND COORDINATE PROTECTION ............................................. A-1
  Appendix B DEFENSE SUPPORT OF CIVIL AUTHORITIES ..................................................... B-1
  Appendix C LINES OF COMMUNICATION CONSIDERATIONS ............................................... C-1
  Appendix D SUPPORT AREA TENANT UNITS .......................................................................... D-1
  Appendix E BASE CAMP AND BASE CLUSTER SECUIRTY AND DEFENSE ........................ E-1
  GLOSSARY ................................................................................................ Glossary-1
  REFERENCES ........................................................................................ References-1
  INDEX ............................................................................................................... Index-1
  Figures
  Figure 1-1. Notional MEB task organization .................................................................................. 1-2
  Figure 1-2. Example of corps as an intermediate land force headquarters ................................... 1-5
  Figure 1-3. Example division organization ..................................................................................... 1-6
  Figure 1-4. Notional MEB support to a corps ................................................................................. 1-8
  Figure 1-5. Elements of decisive action ....................................................................................... 1-10
  Figure 2-1. MEB organic structure ................................................................................................. 2-1
  Figure 2-2. HSC ............................................................................................................................ 2-2
  Figure 2-3. Brigade signal company .............................................................................................. 2-8
  Figure 2-4. Notional task-organized structure for the MEB ........................................................... 2-8
  Figure 3-1. Corps contiguous AO .................................................................................................. 3-2
  Figure 3-2. Corps noncontiguous AO ............................................................................................ 3-3
  Figure 3-3. Doctrinal template of notional depths and frontages ................................................... 3-7
  Figure 4-1. Example of an established division support area ........................................................ 4-2
  Figure A-1. Protection in support of large-scale combat operations ............................................. A-5
  Figure A-2. Example criticality, vulnerability, and threat probability values ................................... A-9
  Figure A-3. Example of protection prioritization during transitions .............................................. A-12
  Figure A-4. Scheme of protection example ................................................................................. A-13
  Figure A-5. Integration of protection throughout the operations process .................................... A-15
  Figure A-6. Example protection running estimate ....................................................................... A-22
  Figure B-1. DSCA core tasks with examples ................................................................................. B-1
  Figure C-1. Example movement corridor ....................................................................................... C-5
  Figure E-1. Framework for base camp security and defense ........................................................ E-5