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  OOSSCC
  (moves to capture the APOD
  Exploitation X through the path created by assault
  Force force)
  X
  Fixing
  X X Force 2
  Assault
  Force
  I I
  Enemy
  Base Enemy
  Camp QRF
  Enemy
  Enemy Base
  Support Camp
  Area
  APOD
  X
  Fixing
  Force 1
  Enemy
  Base
  Camp
  OSC
  Figure 3-5. Integrated Attack (Nonlinear Battlespace Example)
  Organizing Forces for an Integrated Attack
  3-76. An integrated attack employs fixing, assault, and exploitation forces. A
  disruption forces exists, but is not created specifically for this type of offen-
  sive action.
  3-77. Fixing Force. The fixing force in an integrated attack is required to
  prevent enemy defending forces, reserves, and quick-response forces (QRF)
  from interfering with the actions of the assault and exploitation forces. The
  battle will develop rapidly, and enemy forces not in the attack zone cannot be
  allowed to reposition to influence the assault and exploitation forces. Maneu-
  ver forces, precision fires, air defense units, long-range antiarmor systems,
  situational obstacles, chemical weapons, and electronic warfare (EW) are
  well suited to fix defending forces.
  3-78. Assault Force. The assault force in an integrated attack is charged
  with creating conditions that allow the exploitation force to rapidly penetrate
  enemy defenses. Since the exploitation force is principally required to act
  within the window of opportunity, the assault force may successfully employ in-
  filtration of infantry to carefully pre-selected points to assist the exploitation