text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  F geospatial, 13-9 L
  sharing, 1-26
  fire support, coordination, 13-2– language, questions, 2-125
  13-3 information collection, 4-12 laws, application, 11-11
  planning questions, 13-27– information sharing, 4-4–4-10
  lead agency, 8-28–8-29
  13-31 cyberspace, 12-9–12-10
  defined, 8-28
  force projection, 3-2–3-3 tasks, 4-29–4-30 security force assistance,
  forces, formation, 1-6–1-10 infrastructure, protection of, 12-17 13-15
  joint, 1-29 integrated command structure, lead nation, command structure,
  support to, 11-6 2-46–2-50 2-42–2-44
  foreign disclosure, coordination, integrated interoperability, concept, 5-9
  4-5 purpose, 2-22–2-37 planning, 3-12
  forensic-enabled intelligence, integration, 5-46, 12-16 staff augmentation, 2-44
  defined, 4-28 capabilities, 2-108–2-112 leaders, engineer, 13-6
  forward airfield, 10-15 cyberspace, 12-5–12-7 leadership, style, 2-4
  relationships, 2-55
  funding, questions, 5-49 liaison, benefits of, 2-62–2-63
  space domain, 11-3
  detachment, 2-72
  G space operations, 11-9, 11-26
  network, 2-62–2-69
  G-1, 2-86 intelligence, 4-1–4-31 questions, 2-124
  G-2, 2-87 capabilities, 4-3, 4-24–4-28 space operations, 11-24
  disciplines, 4-16 special operations forces, 2-71
  G-3, 2-88
  effects of, 4-1 training, 2-70
  G-4, 2-89 questions, 4-31
  limited lift, 3-3
  G-5, 2-90 intelligence operations, 4-15-4-23
  limits, partners, 2-13
  G-6, 2-91 defined, 4-15
  logistics, methods, 5-9
  G-39, 2-92 intelligence, surveillance, and planning, 5-10–5-13
  reconnaissance, defined, 4-2
  geospatial intelligence, defined, responsibility of, 5-6–5-9
  4-18 intergovernmental organization, support center, 5-33
  8-31–8-32
  geospatial support, 13-8–13-11 logistics planners, actions, 5-12
  intermediate staging base, 5-38
  graphic control measures, 2-27 logistics system, United Nations,
  interoperability, 1-28–1-33 5-31–5-36
  ground operations, 1-4
  C2, 2-18–2-19
  groups, planning, 3-18 defined, 1-13 M
  guidance, medical support, 6-11– efficiency of, 2-7 maintenance, questions, 5-51
  6-12 enabling, 2-56 manning and equipment,
  STANAG and, 2-9 fundamentals, 2-19 questions, 5-54
  history of, 2-6
  H integrated purpose, 2-22–2-37 maritime, area of operations,
  9-17–9-18
  health service support, 6-3 levels, 1-32
  challenges, 9-2, 9-14–9-16
  maritime, 9-16
  health threat, assessment, 6-10 characteristics, 9-1–9-2
  mission command, 2-5
  host nation, space questions, considerations, 9-1–9-23
  practices, 2-21
  11-34 flexibility, 9-6–9-7
  requirements, 2-22
  host-nation considerations, space operations, 11-14 operation characteristics, 9-3–
  9-8
  support, 5-19 special operations forces, 7-9
  operational approach, 9-19–
  host-nation support, 5-15–5-20 interorganizational cooperation,
  9-22
  questions, 5-50 CMO, 8-2–8-4
  requirements, 9-10
  human intelligence, defined, 4-19 defined, 8-2 sustainment, 9-22
  human resources, questions, 5-55 interpreters, 2-95–2-100 measure and signature
  human rights and democratization J intelligence, defined, 4-20
  agencies, 8-41 medical, planning, 6-8–6-9
  joint forces, 1-29
  humanitarian action, principles, planning questions, 6-19
  jurisdiction, command, 2-12–2-14
  8-27 relationships, 6-5
  K medical support, 6-1–6-19
  I
  knowledge, rapport, 1-17 considerations, 6-1, 6-17–6-19
  influence, operations, 1-11–1-14 countermeasures, 6-13–6-14
  information, acquisition, 11-5 guidance, 6-11–6-12