text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  supporting effort, defined, theater sustainment command, U
  3-164 4-73–4-74
  uncertain, war, 1-32
  surprise, A-17–A-18 theater sustainment
  understand, 8-29–8-30
  survivability, 2-29–2-31 operations, conduct, 7-69– and manage the effects of
  defined, 2-29 7-79 operations on units and
  sustain large-scale combat threat capabilities, and force soldiers, 3-96–3-97
  operations, 6-90–6-97 projection, C-1–C-12 the operational
  in maritime environments, threat methods, 2-39–2-53 environment, 3-47–3-55
  7-63–7-78 threats, 2-35–2-38 understanding, an operational
  sustainment, defined, 5-50 environment, 1-76–117
  traditional principles of war,
  defined, 3-48
  sustainment warfighting A-1–A-19
  function, 2-12–2-13 unified action, and Army
  train, leaders, 4-24
  defined, 2-12 forces, 2-54–2-94
  training, and preparation defined, 2-54
  synchronization, 3-18–3-21
  considerations, C-44
  defined, 3-18 United States diplomatic
  and readiness authority,
  mission, 4-32–4-33
  systems warfare, 2-45–2-47 B-31
  and readiness oversight, unity of command, A-13–A-14
  T
  B-30 unity of effort, defined, 2-54
  tactical command, B-49
  transit, protection during, 5-33–
  V
  tactical control, B-10 5-38
  in the North Atlantic Treaty variables, mission, 1-118–
  transition, prepare to, 4-22–
  Organization, B-50 1-119
  4-23
  operational, 1-118–1-119
  tactical level of warfare, 1-62– back to competition, 5-65–
  1-64 5-67 visualize, 8-31
  defined, 1-62 to armed conflict, 5-68
  W
  tactical-level disintegration, to competition or armed
  6-129–6-132 conflict, 5-64–5-68 war, and warfare, 1-26–1-77
  to crisis and armed conflict, human endeavor, 1-31
  tactics, defined, 1-62 4-103–4-110 inherently chaotic, 1-32
  task-organizing, 6-50–6-53 to defense and stability, nature of, 1-29–1-32
  defined, 6-50 6-252–6-254 political purpose, 1-30
  teams, developing, 8-49–8-54 to offense, 6-218–6-219 principles of, 1-33–1-34
  to post-conflict competition, principles of, A-1–A-26
  tempo, defined, 3-11
  6-255–6-267 uncertain, 1-32
  tenets, of operations, 3-6–3-36
  transition to post-conflict warfare, and war, 1-26–1-77
  tenets and imperatives, 3-5– competition, brigades during, characteristics of, 1-35
  3-97 6-265–6-267 conventional, 1-37–1-39
  theater, opening the, 5-26 transition to post-conflict information, 2-40–2-44
  set and maintain, 4-61–4-62 competition, corps during, irregular, 1-40–1-41
  levels of, 1-54–1-64
  theater armies during transition 6-261–6-262
  methods of, 1-36–1-41
  to post-conflict competition, transition to post-conflict national strategic level of,
  6-257–6-260 competition, divisions during, 1-56
  theater army, 2-83 6-263–6-264 operational level of, 1-58–
  assigned forces, 4-72-4-89 transition to post-conflict 1-61
  theater army roles, during competition, theater armies systems, 2-45–2-47
  competition, 4-56–4-58 during, 6-257–6-260 tactical level of, 1-62–1-64
  theater strategic level of,
  theater army roles, during transitions, adapting formations
  1-57
  crisis, 5-53–5-55 for, 8-36–8-54
  warfighting function, command
  theater aviation elements, 4-77 troop movement, defined,
  and control, 2-3–2-5
  6-157
  theater engineer command,
  defined, 2-1
  4-81 types, of offensive operations,
  fires, 2-11
  theater fires command or 6-228–6-232 intelligence, 2-9–2-10
  of defensive operations,
  element, 4-84 movement and maneuver,
  6-186–6-190
  theater strategic level of 2-6–2-8
  warfare, theater strategic protection, 2-14
  level of warfare, 1-57 sustainment, 2-12–2-13