text: Pursuit
  FOLLOW THROUGH
  7-37. Once a commander initiates a pursuit, it continues until a higher echelon commander terminates the
  pursuit or their intent and end state are achieved. This typically occurs when one of the following conditions
  are met:
  * The pursuing force destroys or captures the enemy force and resistance ceases.
  * The pursuing force fixes the enemy force for follow-on forces.
  * That commander makes an assessment that the pursuing force is close to a culminating point.
  * The higher echelon cannot support a pursuing force.
  7-38. Units often transition from a pursuit into other types of offensive and defensive actions. If the enemy
  force attempts to reorganize, forces conducting a pursuit execute hasty attacks. They conduct an exploitation
  to capitalize on the success of these attacks and then move back into pursuit. Forces conducting a pursuit
  may also transition into a defense if the pursuing force reaches a culminating point. This usually occurs when
  the enemy force introduces strong reinforcements to prepare for a counteroffensive. The higher echelon
  commander may transition to stability operations and begin consolidating gains if the pursuit successfully
  destroys the enemy force.