text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  types planning symbols, 3-3 P–Q planning for a passage of lines,
  offensive operations planning passage of lines, control 16-13–16-27
  considerations, 3-8–3-57 measures, 16-9–16-12 see also forward passage of
  during transitions, 4-48, 4-83– forward passage of lines, lines, rearward passage of
  4-86 16-28–16-38 lines
  via command and control, organization of forces, 16-7– preparing a delay, 11-86–11-87
  3-13–3-18 16-8 preparing a troop movement,
  via fires, planning, 16-13–16-27 14-50–14-52,
  via intelligence, 3-22–3- purpose and defined, 16-1–
  preparing for a linkup, 12-15,
  via movement and maneuver, 16-6
  via command and control,
  3-19–3-21 rearward passage of lines,
  12-16
  via protection, 16-39–16-46
  via fires, 12-19
  via sustainment
  penetration, control measures, via intelligence, 12-17
  see also exploitation
  2-42–2-43 via movement and maneuver,
  operations, pursuit
  organization of forces, 2-37– 12-18
  operations, movement to
  2-41 via sustainment, 12-20
  contact
  planning and execution, 2-44–
  preparing for a relief in place,
  open column march technique, 2-57
  15-19–15-22
  14-27 purpose, 2-36
  protection in the defense, 8-105
  organization of forces, for a frontal perimeter defense, control
  air and missile defense, 8-
  attack, 2-29 measures, 9-72
  117–8-118
  for a penetration, 2-37–2-41 executing, 9-82–9-100
  area security, 8-127–8-131
  for a turning movement, 2-72– organization of forces, 9-63–
  detention facilities, 8-125–
  2-73 9-71
  8-126
  for an envelopment, 2-62–2-63 planning, 9-73–9-81
  explosive ordnance disposal,
  for an infiltration, 2-85–2-88 purpose and defined, 9-59–
  8-124
  in the defense, 8-62–8-66 9-62
  risk management, 8-132–
  for an approach march, 14-20–
  planning a delay, 11-80–11-85 8-133
  14-25
  planning a gap crossing, 18-68– static position vulnerabilities,
  for a breach, 18-32
  18-69 8-119–8-123
  for a cover operation, 13-103–
  survivability, 8-106–8-116
  13-107 planning a linkup, 12-2
  for a delay, 11-21–11-25, planning a linkup, via command protection warfighting function, air
  11-75–11-78 and control, 12-3–12-4 and missile defense, 1-176–
  for a forced march, 14-20– via fires, 12-11 1-180
  14-25 via intelligence, 12-5 antiterrorism, 1-201
  for a gap crossing, 18-63– via movement and maneuver, area security, 1-203–1-207
  18-67 12-6–12-10 chemical, biological,
  for a mobile defense, 10-6– via sustainment, 12-12–12-14 radiological, and nuclear,
  10-10 1-191–1-193
  planning a relief in place, 15-8–
  for a passage of lines, 16-7– cyberspace security defense,
  15-18
  16-8 1-187–1-189
  for a relief in place, 15-5–15-6 planning a troop movement, detention operations, 1-195–
  for a retirement, 11-98–11-101 14-36–14-49 1-197
  for a reverse slope defense, planning and preparing a delay, electromagnetic protection,
  9-106–9-109 and command and control, 1-182–1-186
  for a screen operation, 13-61 11-38–11-39 force health protection, 1-190
  for a tactical road march, and intelligence, 11-40 operations security, 1-208–
  14-20–14-25 and movement and maneuver, 1-210
  for guard operations, 13-77 11-45–11-51 overview of, 1-171–1-172
  see also defensive cover, flank and terrain, 11-41–11-44 personnel recovery, 1-194
  cover, offensive cover, rear characteristics of a delay, police operations, 1-202
  cover 11-35–11-37 population and resources
  organization of forces for a troop preparing considerations, control, 1-181
  movement, approach march, 11-52–11-54 risk management, 1-198–
  14-17–14-19 purpose and defined, 11-29– 1-200
  forced march, 14-20–14-25 11-34 survivability operations, 1-173–
  overview, 14-16 see also delay 1-175
  tactical road march, 14-20– planning for a breach, 18-33– protective obstacles, 17-16–17-17
  14-25 18-37