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WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COMINDEXParagraphsPlanning__…_- - - - --…_…_-Preparation for embarkation __-_____________________________________________ 392 211Preparation of tentative plans _…_________-._-________________________________ 386 209Rehearsals ____…--___________________________________________.…________-____ 400 216Ship to shore movement ____________________________________________________ 395 213Shipping…________________________________________ 391 211PagesAdministrative orders…---------------------------------------------------App IX 308Administrative reports (see reports and warnings)Advance guard (see security operations)Air cavalry (also see type of operation) -_----...--------------------------- ___--9 5Air defense:Air defense artillery…-----------------------------------------220-221 125Offensive planning _-------------------------------------------------------- 114 64Security measures ---------------------------------------------------------- 107 59Air movements _------------------------------------.-- App VI 275Air support, tactical _----------------------------------------------------------- 235-240 133Airmobile operations .336-337 ----------------------------------------------------------173Amphibious operations:Administration and logistics___________.________________.______ ---_ 8_______ 390 211Armor units__________…__ -_______ ___.…-- …___…-___._-- - _________ - - --384 208Embarkation --___-___________._____________________________________________ 393 212Embarkation plan -____ __________________--______________________________ ---389 210General -.- ______________________….….…--______________________________ 383 208Guiding vehicles ashore .-.. . ................................................398 215Landing plan -_8_-_________________________________________________________ 388 210Movement to objective area ___…__________-___.__-------__------------------- 394 212Obstacle clearance and breaching __________-_____..__________________________ 397 214Organization for combat .------------________________ _____--________________ 387 210Passage of the beach ___…__________________________________________________ 399 215-_____…_________-______…_____-385 209Time and place of landing ____.-- - - ___________________________________ - - -- --396 214Area damage control ________________________________________-8_________________ 306-317 159Area defense (see defense)Area reconnaissance (see reconnaisance operations)Armor, general:Capabilities ________________________________________________________________ 11 6Conduct of operations_________ _________________________________ - …_______- --12 7Consideration for employment _______________________________________________ 19-29 10Control _…._____-___________________________________________________________ 47-51 20Definition _______________________________________ 3 4Factors affecting employment (METT) ______8_______________________________ 30-34 12Missions ________________________________________ 10 6Planning…_….........................._____________________________________42-46 16Role ___________________4 4Role of units ----___------------------------------------------------------- 6-9 5Armored and air cavalry units -------------------- -------------------- 9 5Brigade - __--_------------------------------------------ 6 5M echanized infantry units ------- ------- ------ ------- ------- ------ 8 5Tank units -_-.. . ................................7 5Armored cavalry (also see type of operation) _-____.__________________________ 9,40, App XIV 5,16, 337<strong>Army</strong> aviation __…___-_______________________---__-----_------------------------- 222-224 126Artillery, field ------------------------------------------------------------------ 215-219 121417
WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COMParaprlb. PagesAssembly areas (also see control measures and overlay technique) -__--_________---_ App XXIV 409Assault (see offense)Atomic demolitions munitions:Tactical characteristics -----------------------------------------------------. App XX 386Tactical employment and command and control __-_________. ___........______ App XX 386Attachments (see type of operation)Attack (see offense)Attack, control of direction (also see offense) _-----___----__--______.._____________ App X 319Attack position (also see offense) App X 319Base of fire (see fire and maneuver and fire and movement)Battalion operations (see type of operation)Battalion staff (see unit staff)Biological (see protective measures)Blocking positions (also see type of operation) -.------------------ __.. ____ _______ _ App X 319Boundaries (also see type of operation) _…__.…............___.__ ___... _.._--____ App X 319Bridge, armored vehicle launched (AVLB) ___-----__.___ ___.-_____..__________-__ _ App XVII 365Bridge, reconnaissance --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- _78 --------47Brigade operations (see type of operation)Brigade staff (see unit staff)Built-up area operations ------------------------------------------------------ - 373-382 201Bypass, procedures and techniques -----_------_-______..--__.- - -______________ 142-144 81Capabilities, armor (see Armor, general)Checkpoints (also see type or operation) ---- __.______..______ _____.__._-______ _ App X 319Chemical (see combat support, protective measures, or type operation)Chemical detection and identification __________-___________-______..__.___________ App XXII 397Combat service support:Battalion and squadron elements and trains:Combat service support elements _…___ - -_____________________._-259 141Combat trains ---_-________--__---__________.…...........______________ 261 142Control of the trains ___________________________________________________ 263 142Field trains _____…--__________________-____________________ __________ _ 262 142Trains organization …____..____________.____________.___________________ 260 142Battalion and squadron combat service support operations:Area defense _……_________________________________________ 279 149Assembly areas -____.._____-___-______________-______________________-_ 274 147Defense, general……_-_____....._______________________________________.277 149Delaying actions ___________ __ ----_________________________________ -281 150Fast moving offensive operations ______ ______________________--__________ 275 148Marches -------- __--------------------------------------------------- 273 146Mobile defense _________________________________________________________ 278 149Offensive operations……______-________.__________________________________276 148Retirements __……__-_________________________________ 283 151Retrograde actions _…______--____-____________ _____________..--_-_-___._ 280 150Slow moving offensive operations _____…__________________________________ 276 148Withdrawal ____________________________________________________________ 282 150Brigade trains:Composition and employment ……-_….….--_______________________-__ 257 140General ______________ - ……--_=----------- --255 140Organization for control ___…---__________--___--_--___-- ----------------- 256 140Under division control ____……____________________________________________ 258 140Characteristics of armor units _______________________________________________ 249 139Classes of supply __________________________________________________________ 285-292 151Company and troop combat service support elements .__ _______________ -- -- ____ 264-267 142Employment of trains:Battalion combat trains …__-________________-_____--___-----_--____---- - 271 146Battalion field trains……-___________________________________272 146General ________________________________________________________________ 268 144Supply routes ________________________________________ _________________ 270 146Trains areas __________________________________________________________ 269 146418
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