text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  operating as part of the, overcoming challenges, defined, 6-188
  6-33–6-105 1-23–1-25
  mobility, 2-26–2-28
  joint forcible entry operations, levels of warfare, 1-54–1-64 defined, 2-26
  6-87–6-88 defined, 1-54
  mobility operations, 6-165–
  joint interdependence, 2-66– littoral regions, 7-5–7-6 6-171
  2-67
  lodgment, defined, 6-87 mobility tasks, defined, 6-166
  joint operations, and activities,
  mobilization, 5-27–5-30
  M
  2-55–2-57
  defined, 5-27
  defined, 2-55 main battle area operations,
  movement and maneuver
  principles of, A-19–A-26 6—206–6-208
  warfighting function, 2-6–2-8
  joint operations area, assigning main effort, 3-163
  defined, 2-6
  within an area of defined, 3-91
  movement to contact, defined,
  responsibility, 7-28 maintain the theater, 4-61–4-62
  6-229
  joint roles of limited scope and make initial contact with the
  multidomain operations, 1-9–
  duration, perform, 4-66 smallest element possible,
  1-14
  joint security area, 3-121– 3-75–3-79
  defined, 1-9
  3-122 maneuver, A-11–A-12 the Army’s operational
  defined, 3-121
  maritime, 2-75–2-76 concept, 3-1–3-4
  designating a, 7-29
  maritime domain, 1-88–1-92 multi-domain task force, 4-86–
  joint support relationships,
  defined, 1-88 4-87
  B-11–B-12
  maritime environment, multifunctional brigades, 2-92–
  K considerations unique to the, 2-94
  key terrain, control, 6-69–6-74 7-10–7-21 multinational, command and
  defend and control during enemy courses of action support considerations,
  armed conflict, 6-63–6-74 unique to, 7-14–7-17 B-33–B-50
  defend and control in a joint force considerations in command structure, B-38–
  maritime environment, a, 7-11–7-13 B-44
  7-37–7-38 operational considerations operations, 2-58–2-60
  for, 7-35–7-79
  multinational operations,
  L overview of the, 7-1–7-21
  defined, 2-58
  land areas, assigning, 6-38 physical characteristics of
  mutual support, 3-133–3-135
  the, 7-2–7-9
  land domain, 1-83–1-87 applying, 6-39–6-44
  planning and operational
  defined, 1-83 defined, 3-133
  framework, 7-22–7-33
  large-scale combat operations,
  planning considerations for N
  1-46–1-49
  a, 7-23–7-26
  conduct, 6-89 national strategic level of
  defined, 1-46 maritime environments, Army warfare, defined, 1-56
  operations in, 7-1–7-79
  preparation for, 4-12–4-24 nature of war, 1-29–1-32
  sustain, 6-90–6-97 mass, A-8–A-9
  noncombatant evacuation
  sustain in maritime mechanisms, defeat and operations, 4-108–4-109
  environments, 7-63–7-78 stability, 3-106–3-114
  North Atlantic Treaty
  lead, 8-34 meeting engagement, defined, Organization command
  lead nation command 6-229 relationships and authorities,
  structure, B-42 methods of warfare, 1-36–1-41 B-45–B-50
  leaders, train and develop, military engagement, 4-39– nuclear deterrence, 4-53
  4-24 4-40
  O
  leadership, 2-17–2-18 defined, 4-39
  defined, 2-17 military intelligence objective, A-4–A-5
  during operations, 8-1–8-54 brigade-theater, 4-75–4-76 offense, characteristics, 6-222
  leadership experience, mission, variables, 1-118– enemy, 6-180–6-185
  developing, 8-39–8-43 1-119 purpose and conditions for,
  6-221
  legitimacy, A-25–A-26 missions, adapting formations
  transition to, 6-218–6-219
  lethality, defined, 1-23 for, 8-36–8-54
  offensive, A-6–A-7
  mobile defense, 6-188–6-189