text: Introduction
  * Chapters 5 through 10 address the application of the AMD operational framework and
  foundational principles and tenets to ADA echelons, from the AAMDC to ADAM cells in
  maneuver brigade formations, respectively. Each chapter presents the roles and capabilities,
  composition, and operations – in terms of C2, force operations, engagement operations, and
  sustainment operations − for the respective echelon.
  * Chapter 11 describes the contributions of non-AMD Army forces to the execution of AMD
  operations. It summarizes C2, planning and employment, and engagement considerations with
  respect to air and rocket, artillery, and mortar (RAM) threats. It introduces doctrinal and
  operational information on the employment of maneuver force Stinger teams.
  * Chapter 12 presents an overview of the ADA data and communications architecture and the
  linkages between Army, joint, and multinational AMD elements.
  * Appendices A and B present the Army AMD strategic organizations and systems and the ADA
  systems (those systems that normally support the operational and tactical levels), respectively.
  Based on current doctrinal changes, certain terms for which FM 3-01 is the proponent have been added,
  modified, or rescinded. A listing of these terms is presented in introduction tables 1 and 2 on page ix. The
  glossary contains the defined terms.
  Introduction figure-1 on page x illustrates the logic chart for FM 3-01. Introduction figure-2 on page xi
  illustrates the ADA Doctrine publications hierarchy.