text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  enemy antiaccess and area forcible entry operations, 7-55– information collection, defined,
  denial, defeat components 7-56 1-80
  of, 6-75–6-86 joint, 6-87–6-88
  information dimension, 1-111–
  enemy antiaccess and area foreign internal defense, 4-47– 1-114
  denial, defeat in maritime 4-49 defined, 1-111
  environments, 7-52–7-63 defined, 4-47
  information warfare, 2-40–2-44
  enemy approaches to armed fort to port, C-13–C-21
  informational considerations,
  conflict, 6-8–6-23
  forward passage of lines, defined, 1-119
  enemy courses of action defined, 6-159
  initial employment, of forces,
  unique to the maritime
  forward-stationed forces, 5-49
  environment, 7-14–7-17
  defense by, 6-64–6-68 of forward-stationed forces,
  enemy defense, 6-223–6-227 initial employment of, 4-110 4-110
  enemy integrated fires fostering shared initiative, 8-15–8-16
  command, 6-76–6-78 understanding, 8-44–8-46
  instruments of national power,
  enemy offense, 6-180–6-185 foundations of operations, 1-1– defined, 1-56
  engagement, defined, 1-63 1-119 integrated command structure,
  essential element of friendly friendly force information B-41
  information, defined, 3-41 requirement, defined, 3-40 integrated fires command,
  establish command and full command, B-46 enemy, 6-76–6-78
  control, in maritime functional brigades, 2-92–2-94 integrating echelons, 6-45–
  environments, 7-36 fundamentals of operations, 6-49
  on land, 6-36–6-53
  3-1–3-166 integration, 3-15–3-17
  establish protected reception, conventional and special
  G
  staging, onward movement, operations forces, 2-63–
  and integration, 7-65–7-69 gap, defined, 6-171 2-65
  execute operation plans, general support—reinforcing, defined, 3-15
  prepare to, 4-22–4-23 defined, B-28 of forces, 5-45–5-48
  exercise command and control generating and applying intelligence preparation of the
  over Army forces in the combat power, 2-1–2-94 battlefield, defined, 3-43
  theater, 4-64–4-65 guard, defined, 6-152 intelligence warfighting
  exploitation, defined, 6-231 function, 2-9–2-10
  H defined, 2-9
  extended deep area, 3-123–
  3-126 homeland defense, C-39–C-41 interagency coordination,
  during offensive operations, and defense support of civil 4-30–4-35
  6-234 authorities, C-36–C-43 defined, 2-61
  extended deep operations, human advantages, 6-32 interdependence, domain,
  6-192–6-193 during competition, 4-29 2-64–2-76
  during crisis, 5-14 joint, 2-66–2-67
  F
  human dimension, 1-115– interoperability, 4-18–4-19
  field army, 2-84–2-86 1-117 defined, 4-18
  defined, 1-115
  firepower, 2-19–2-21 interorganizational cooperation,
  fires warfighting function, human endeavor, war as, 1-31 defined, 2-62
  defined, 2-11 humanitarian assistance, 4-54 irregular warfare, 1-40–1-41
  fixing force, defined, 6-188 I defined, 1-40
  force posture, Army, 2-77–2-78 isolate, 6-117–6-120
  imperatives, 3-37–3-97
  defined, 3-111
  force projection, 5-20–5-51
  implementing dispersion, 3-66–
  and threat capabilities, C-1– isolation, 2-50–2-51
  3-68
  C-12
  J
  impose multiple dilemmas on
  defined, 5-20
  the enemy, 3-80–3-84 joint command relationships,
  force protection, 4-107
  information, 2-22–2-25 B-6–B-16
  force tailoring, defined, 4-71
  information advantages, 6-31 joint force, considerations in a
  forces, initial employment of, during competition, 4-28 maritime environment, 7-11–
  5-49 during crisis, 5-13 7-13
  forcible entry, defined, 6-81 defined, 2-55