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  Enemy Main Line of
  Resistance
  OSC
  XX
  XX X
  Enemy
  Support
  Area
  Exploitation Assault Force
  Force
  X
  X
  Enemy Tactical
  Fixing Force Airfield
  OSC
  Initial Subsequent Initial Initial Subsequent
  Support Support Battle LOR LOR
  Line Line Line Subsequent
  Battle Line
  Figure 3-3. Integrated Attack (Linear Battlespace Example1)
  3-73. The primary objective of an integrated attack is the enemy’s will and
  ability to fight. The OPFOR recognizes that modern militaries cannot con-
  tinue without adequate logistics support and no military, modern or other-
  wise, can function without effective command and control.
  3-74. Integrated attacks are characterized by
  • Not being focused solely on destruction of ground combat power but of-
  ten on C2 and logistics.
  • Fixing the majority of the enemy’s force in place with the minimum
  force necessary.
  • Isolating the targeted subcomponent(s) of the enemy’s combat system
  from his main combat power.
  • Using complex terrain to force the enemy to fight at a disadvantage.
  • Using deception and other components of IW to degrade the enemy’s
  situational understanding and ability to target OPFOR formations.
  • Using flank attack and envelopment, particularly of enemy forces that
  have been fixed.