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  Figure 4-4.Baseoptions....................................................................................................... 4-19
  Figure 5-1.Offsetandparalleldropzones.............................................................................. 5-7
  Figure 5-2.Parallelon-linedropzones................................................................................... 5-8
  Figure 5-3.AssemblycontrolpostsforABNIBCTforceslandingononedropzone............ 5-18
  Figure 5-4.Movementofpersonneltocompanyassemblyarea.......................................... 5-19
  Figure 5-5.Line-of-flight/clocksystem.................................................................................. 5-20
  Figure 5-6.Stineraid............................................................................................................. 5-21
  Figure 6-1.Cross-loadedaircraft............................................................................................ 6-7
  Figure 7-1.Airbornetaskforcemarshallingarea.................................................................... 7-5
  Figure 7-2.Heavy-droploadingareacontrolcenter................................................................ 7-6
  Figure 7-3.Heavy-dropriggingsite......................................................................................... 7-7
  Figure 7-4.Conceptofoutloadcontrol.................................................................................. 7-11
  Figure 8-1.Gridlinemethod................................................................................................... 8-9
  Figure 8-2.Attackbyfiremethod.......................................................................................... 8-10
  Figure 8-3.Exampleofairassaultleadershippositioning..................................................... 8-12
  Figure 9-1.Airassaultplanningstages................................................................................... 9-2
  Figure 9-2.MDMPandairassaultplanningprocess.............................................................. 9-4
  Figure 9-3.Time-constrainedairassaultplanning.................................................................. 9-5
  Figure10-1.Organizationalframework.................................................................................10-3
  Figure10-2.Weatherdata....................................................................................................10-7
  Figure11-1.One-sideoff-load(UH-60)................................................................................11-7
  Figure11-2a.One-sideoff-load(squadsinsamechalk)traillandingformation...................11-8
  Figure11-2b.One-sideoff-load(squadsinsamechalk)staggeredtrailrightlanding
  formation.................................................................................................................11-8
  Figure11-3.Two-sideoff-load(UH-60)................................................................................11-9
  Figure11-4.Two-sideoff-load(squadsinsamechalk)diamondlandingformation...........11-10
  Figure11-5.Two-sideoff-load(chalkscross-loaded)heavyrightlandingformation..........11-10
  Figure11-6. Rearrampoff-loadandlandingzoneexit(CH-47).........................................11-11
  Figure11-7.One-sidelandingzonerush(squadsinsamechalk)traillanding
  formation..............................................................................................................11-12
  Figure11-8.Two-sidelandingzonerush(chalkscrossloaded)traillandingformation......11-13
  Figure11-9.Two-sidelandingzonerush(squadsinsamechalk)traillanding
  formation..............................................................................................................11-14
  Figure12-1.Airrouteoverlay................................................................................................12-3
  Figure12-2.Standardflightandlandingformations.............................................................12-5
  Figure13-1.Examplepickupzonediagram..........................................................................13-4
  Figure13-2.Lifts,serials,andchalks.................................................................................... 13-6
  Tables
  Table 1-1.Commandresponsibilityofairborneoperations................................................... 1-22
  Table 1-2.Commandresponsibilityofairassaultoperations................................................ 1-24