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  and adaptive operations and complement those operations. Each of the latter
  three types of operations occurs only during war and only under certain con-
  ditions. Transition operations can overlap regional and adaptive operations.
  1-8. The national security strategy identifies branches, sequels, and contin-
  gencies and the role and scope of each type of strategic-level action within
  these modifications to the basic strategy. Successful execution of these
  branches and sequels can allow the State to resume regional operations and
  thus achieve its strategic goals. (See Figure 1-3.)
  STRATEGIC OPERATIONS
  Against Opponents’ Strategic Centers of Gravity
  ADAPTIVE
  OPERATIONS
  Against Regional
  Opponents Against Extraregional Opponents
  1 State achieves its strategic goals without combat, through strategic
  operations that compel other actors to yield to State’s will.
  2 State must react to a particular regional threat or seizes an
  opportunity to change status quo in region.
  3 While strategic operations continue, State achieves its strategic
  goals through regional operations against weaker neighbors, without
  extraregional intervention.
  4 Extraregional power threatens to intervene.
  5 State deters extraregional intervention through strategic operations.
  6 State achieves its strategic goals after deterring intervention.
  7 State unable to deter intervention; begins transition operations.
  8 State defeats early-entry forces or causes extraregional forces to
  withdraw from region; transitions back to regional operations.
  9 Extraregional forces fully deployed and overmatch State forces;
  State conducts adaptive operations.
  10 Extraregional forces withdraw from region after defeat or stalemate;
  State begins transition back to regional operations.
  State achieves its strategic goals after extraregional intervention.
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