text: Chapter 1
  EXPANDTHELODGMENT
  1-15. Thejointforcequicklybuildscombatpowerinordertoenhancesecurityandtheabilitytorespondto
  enemy counter attacks, enable continuous landing of troops and materiel, and facilitate transition to
  subsequent operations. Analyze requirements to expand with regards to maximum on ground capabilities,
  throughput,andinfrastructure.
  MANAGETHEIMPACTOFENVIRONMENTALFACTORS
  1-16. Managing the impact of environmental factors refers to overcoming the effect of land and sea
  obstacles; anticipating, preventing, detecting, and mitigating threat use of chemical, biological,
  radiological, and nuclear (CBRN), and weapons of mass destruction; and, determining the impact of
  climate, weather, and other naturally occurring hazards. (Refer to JP 3-11, JP 3-40, and JP 3-59 for more
  information.)
  INTEGRATESUPPORTINGOPERATIONS
  1-17. Reconnaissance, surveillance, security, and intelligence operations are critical to information
  collection based on the commander’s critical information requirement. Information operations, civil-
  military operations, and special operations (to include special reconnaissance missions) are keys to setting
  conditions, and integrated into the operation at every stage from initial planning to transition. Logistic
  services comprise the support capabilities that collectively enable the joint force to rapidly provide
  sustainmentofentryforcesinordertoachievetheenvisionedendstateofthejointforcecommander(JFC).
  OPERATIONAL APPLICATIONS OF FORCIBLE ENTRY
  OPERATIONS
  1-18. The Army combines campaign qualities and expeditionary capabilities to contribute decisive,
  sustained land power to unified actions. Campaign quality extends expeditionary capability well beyond
  deploying combined arms forces that are effective upon arrival. It is an ability to conduct sustained
  operationsforas longasnecessary,adaptingto unpredictableand oftenprofoundchangesinanoperational
  environment (OE) as the campaign unfolds. Expeditionary capability is the ability to promptly deploy
  combinedarmsforcesworldwideintooperationalenvironments(OEs)andconductoperationsuponarrival.
  Future conflicts, involving forcible entry operations, place a premium on promptly deploying land power
  andconstantlyadaptingtoeachcampaign’suniquecircumstancesastheyoccurandchange.
  CAMPAIGNQUALITY
  1-19. The joint force commander (JFC) conducts campaigns to translate operational-level actions into
  strategic results and exploits the advantage of interdependent service capabilities. Through operational art
  and the principles of joint operations, the JFC determines the most effective and efficient methods for
  applyingdecisiveoperationsinvariouslocationsacrossmultipleechelons.
  EXPEDITIONARYCAPABILITY
  1-20. Expeditionary operations require the ability to deploy quickly with little notice, shape conditions in
  the operational area, operate immediately on arrival exploiting success and consolidating tactical and
  operationalgains.Expeditionarycapabilities of anentryforce are more thanphysicalattributes;theybegin
  with a mindsetthatpermeates the force.The Army provides entry forcesto the jointforcecommander that
  areorganizedandequippedtorapidlydeployaswellasconduct sustainedoperations.
  PHASINGANDTRANSITIONS
  1-21. A phaseis a planningandexecutiontoolusedtodivideanoperationindurationoractivity (ADRP 3-
  0). Phasing is critical to arranging complex operations. It describes how the commander envisions the
  overall operation unfolding in time. Within a phase, a large portion of the force executes similar or
  mutuallysupportingactivities.Achieving aspecifiedcondition orsetofconditionstypically markstheend