text: Chapter 5
  Bravo and Charlie Troops move into their assigned boundaries and maneuver to PL NEW YORK, which is the
  LOA. The troops identify and establish battle positions oriented toward the anticipated direction from which
  the enemy will attack. They have continuous observation to the east between the ground observation posts,
  TUAS, and the attack reconnaissance troop allowing the troops to conduct engagement area development. The
  artillery battery and Charlie Company 1-68 Armor have moved north and are prepared to defend if the enemy
  attacks from the east. Troops are arrayed in defensive positions between PL KENTUCKY and PL NEW YORK
  (LOA) using the TUAS and attack reconnaissance troop to screen east to observe NAIs 101, 102, and 103 (see
  figure 5-7).
  Figure 5-7. Squadron guard operation on phase line New York
  The squadron has established their moving flank guard. The troops maneuver their elements to protect the
  main body from direct fire. The squadron uses preplanned positions to maintain observation of designated
  NAIs. The TUAS platoon moving from east to west through NAI 103 observes an enemy reconnaissance unit.
  The squadron made the decision to use fires, air, and armor to defeat the enemy reconnaissance force as they
  move into engagement area two as seen in figure 5-8.