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  force projection (continued) Chief of the General Staff, as security force, 13-13
  regional, p. 13-1, ¶13-2, 13-8, 1-24, 1-85, 2-16–2-18, command and control, 13-6
  13-39, 13-47, 13-52, 13-66, 2-20, 2-148, 5-55 envelopment, 13-1, 13-11
  13-68–13-69 control of airborne forces,
  heliborne landing. See main
  vulnerability of U.S. force p. 13-1, ¶13-5, 13-8, 13-11 entry.
  projection. See United control of SPF, p. 13-1, ¶13-5,
  in adaptive operations, 13-3
  States. 13-41, 13-43–13-45, 13-47–
  force protection, 2-112, 2-170, 3-55, 13-48, 13-55, 13-60 in transition operations, 13-3
  4-58, 4-70, 4-119, 5-39, 11-66. executive agent for NCA, 2-16 raids, 13-13
  See also chief of force protection. functional directorates, 2-16– reconnaissance, 13-13
  forces analysis, 2-152, 2-166, 13-20 2-18 sabotage, 13-13
  force structure. See administrative Intelligence Directorate, support of amphibious
  force structure; fighting force 2-18, 5-55, 6-23, 6-29, landing, 13-98–13-99
  structure (wartime); task 13-41, 13-49, 13-55
  tactical airborne missions, 13-12
  organization. Operations Directorate, 1-22,
  heliborne jamming, 8-4, 8-11,
  forcible entry, 13-105, 13-107 1-25, 2-17–2-18, 2-148, 5-55
  8-33, 8-39–8-40, 8-52. See also
  fortifications, 1-63, 2-186, 4-47, Organization and Mobilization electronic warfare.
  10-10, 10-15–10-16, 10-18, Directorate, 2-18, 12-8
  heliborne landing, 8-52–8-53,
  10-31–10-35, 10-63 global information infrastructure, 11-29, 13-1–13-36
  forward arming and refueling points, 5-4, 5-7, 5-11
  air defense for, 9-5
  enemy, as targets, 4-127, 6-20, global positioning system, 5-14
  air movement, 13-18, 13-21–
  9-49, 9-57, 9-125 GPS jammers, 5-25, 5-89, 6-25, 13-23
  OPFOR, 8-53 9-7, 9-83, 9-96, 9-101
  assembly area, 13-30, 13-33
  forward command post, 2-87, ground forces. See Army.
  aviation commander, 13-6,
  2-183, 2-189–2-191, 2-215, ground-attack aircraft/aviation, 2-54, 13-25
  3-48, 4-50, 8-22, 9-46 4-40, 8-4, 8-58, 8-69, 10-46
  combat search and rescue,
  frontal attack, p. 3-1 ground reconnaissance. See 12-81
  fuel-air explosives, p. 11-1 reconnaissance.
  departure area, 13-22
  functional forces, 3-46, 4-49 guerrillas, p. xv
  embarking troops, 13-14–
  defensive operations, 4-48–4-51 13-15, 13-17
  functional force commander, H fire support, 13-17–13-18
  3-48–3-49, 4-49, 4-51, 4-58
  hackers/hacking, 5-10, 5-17, 5-28, heliborne landing force,
  offensive operations, 3-46–3-49 5-48 2-221, 3-6, 12-98, 13-6,
  future operations subsection, harassment (target damage 13-30–13-31
  ISC staff, 12-38 criteria), 7-9, 7-13 landing force commander,
  OSC staff, 2-95, 2-98 hasty defense. See situational 13-6, 13-19, 13-25, 13-31
  defense. landing zone. See main entry.
  G hasty offense. See situational linkup with ground maneuver
  offense. force, 13-6, 13-35–13-36
  gap crossing, 10-10–10-11, 10-13.
  heliborne assault. See heliborne movement to objective,
  See also water obstacle
  landing. 13-31–13-32
  crossing.
  heliborne forces, 13-1–13-36 objective area, 13-27, 13-30,
  General Staff, 1-22, 1-24–1-25,
  ambushes, 13-13 13-34–13-36
  2-16–2-20, 2-22, 2-25, 2-34,
  2-36, 2-122, 2-141, 2-147–2-148, as antilanding reserve, 13-13 planning, 13-14–13-19
  2-174, 2-224, 5-54–5-55, 6-23, as assault force, 13-3 reconnaissance of objective,
  6-35, 9-50, 12-4, 12-7, 12-32 13-33
  as deception force, 13-3, 13-13
  Chief of Information Warfare, heliborne operations. See
  as exploitation force, 13-3
  5-55, 5-67 heliborne landing.
  as fixing force, 13-3