text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  expeditionary combat aviation and operational art, 2-1–2-2, operational art, 2-1–2-2, 2-6, 2-7
  brigade, 4-67 2-33–2-34 elements of, 2-9–2-43
  expeditionary cyberspace and risk, 2-40 See also operational design
  electromagnetic activities and the competition methodologies, operational
  teams, 4-85 continuum, 1-29 design, and Army design
  operational, 1-9–1-13 methodology,
  expeditionary-military intelligence
  brigades, 4-52–4-55 strategic, 1-7–1-8 operational art methodologies,
  tactical, 1-14–1-15 2-3–2-5
  explosive ordnance disposal
  limited contingency operations, See also operational design
  group, 3-92, 4-73
  organizing commands, 5-13, and Army design
  field army, 1-73–1-76, 3-119– 5-16 methodology
  3-124
  maneuver enhancement brigade, operational chain of command,
  , and ADCON, 3-128–3-129
  4-49–4-51 See OPCON
  and multi-corps operations,
  3-127, 3-141, 3-144 military history detachment, 4-77 operational design, 2-3, 2-5, 2-8,
  and shaping an operational military police brigade, 4-61 C-1
  area, 3-133–3-134 mobile command group, division, operational level of warfare, 1-9
  and the consolidation of gains, 5-35–5-37 and combat power, 2-46,
  3-137–3-138, C-42 2-51–2-55, C-21–C-27. See
  mobile public affairs detachment,
  as ARFOR, 3-125–3-126, also operational art
  4-78–4-79
  3-141 B-31–B-32 and divisions, 5-8–5-9
  as the joint force land movement and maneuver, 2-97 and levels of command, 1-10,
  component, 3-114, 3-141– and echelon tasks, 2-98 3-132
  3-142, D-12 operational maneuver, 2-103 and movement and maneuver,
  constitution of, 1-76, 3-122– operational movement, 2-99– 2-99–2-103
  3-124 2-102 and sustainment, 2-126, 2-85–
  during competition, 3-139– multi-corps operations, and the 2-86, 4-47–4-48
  3-140 field army, 3-127, 3-141, 3-144 and the combatant campaign
  during conflict, 1-75, 3-126, plan, 1-11–1-12
  multi-domain battlefield, C-2, C-6–
  3-141–3-144, C-25 and the field army, 3-141–
  C-7
  limitations, 3-145 3-144
  extended deep areas, C-12–
  roles and responsibilities, C-14 psychological operations battalion,
  1-73–1-74, 3-114, 3-125 4-74
  multi-domain operations, 1-4, 2-70
  field artillery brigade, 4-56–4-57
  prepare the environment, 2-70, psychological operations group,
  force tailoring, 2-62–2-65 3-26 3-87
  joint force land component, synchronize effects, 2-92– range of military operations, 1-43–
  command, 1-79 2-96, 4-95, 5-75 1-44
  headquarters formation, 4-12 and the chain of command, crisis response operations,
  headquarters, D-7–D-9, D-10– 1-106–1-107 1-46
  D-11 OPCON, 1-93, A-7–A-8 deterrence, 1-52
  joint force land component and ASCCs, B-2–B-3 large-scale combat operations,
  commander, 1-118, 3-114 and combatant commands, 1-48–1-51
  responsibilities, 2-72 1-89–1-91 limited contingency operations,
  See also theater joint force and command relationships, 1-47
  land component commander 1-93, B-27–B-29 military engagement and
  and JTF, 1-94, 1-100 security cooperation, 1-45,
  joint security area, C-9–C-10
  and operational areas, 1-99 5-80, 3-23–3-25
  joint task force, 1-78 and support (see also support See also unified action
  and areas of operations, 1-117 relationships), 1-95–1-99 rear area operations, C-35–C-44
  and joint operations areas, See also sustainment
  security cooperation, 3-23
  1-116
  operational areas, 1-114
  headquarters formation, 4-10– security force assistance brigade,
  and ADCON,
  4-11, 5-18– , D-2–D-4, 3-95
  and areas of responsibility,
  D-10–D-43 1-115, 1-120, shaping operation, 2-83
  responsibilities, D-5
  and OPCON, special operations forces, 3-96,
  sustainment and support, B-35
  and synchronization, 1-118– 4-86
  levels of warfare, 1-5–1-6 1-121, 4-47 as support, 1-110–1-113
  and echelon above brigade
  contiguous, 1-121 strategic level of warfare, 1-7
  roles, 2-41–2-43 noncontiguous, 1-122–1-23