contamination
marking, 320
protection against, 316–18
contour line, map reading and, 254–56
convoy and route security, 155–58
counterattack, 89–90, 107
danger area, 66–71
deadly force, 344–55
death, causes of, 281–82
decontamination, 318–20
defensive operations, 104–38
battle position defense, 130–33
characteristics of, 104–5
enemy engagement in, 127–28
engagement area development, 109–16
engagement area rehearsal, 115
obstacle placement, 111–14
occupation and preparation of position for, 116–27
perimeter defense, 135–36
position, 105–6, 116–27
reverse slope defense, 136–37
sector defense, 129
security in, 118
sequence of, 105–8
strongpoint defense, 133–34
techniques, 128–38
in urban areas, 203–7
defensive position, 116–27
demonstration, as form of attack, 90
doctrinal terms, list of, 410–11
doctrine, army, 2
Enduring Freedom, lessons learned, 188, 236
engagement area development, 109–16
engagement area rehearsal, 115
engineer
combat, 210–11
in urban operations, 207–8
English system of measure, 411
EPW (enemy prisoner of war). See prisoner of war (POW, EPW)
equipment
graphics for, 373–74
organic, 392–95
supporting, 396–98
escape, 307–8
exploitation, 76
feint, 90
field artillery, 209, 225
capabilities of, 398
in urban operations, 208
field manuals, list of, 414–15
fighting position, 267–80
AT4, 279
Javelin, 276–78
machine-gun, 275–76
mortar, 279–80
principles, 267–71
stages, 267–71
types of, 271–75
vehicle, 280
file formation, 54, 56, 61
fire
adjustment, 224–36
annex for, 28–29
call for, 224–36
in command and control planning, 24
in defensive operations, 114–16
direct, 210
elements and sequence of call for, 228–30
graphics for, 381
indirect, 209–10
lessons learned from Enduring Freedom, 236
first aid, 281–97
for chemical agents, 321–23
cold injury, 295–96
combat injury, 290–94
foot care and, 296–97
heat injury, 294–95
MEDEVAC request and, 283–85
foot care, 296–97
foot march, 74–75
formations, 53–61
fire team, 54–55
platoon, 57–61
squad, 55–56
forward observer, 224
fragmentary order (FRAGO), 15, 34–37
fratricide prevention, 49–50
full-spectrum operations, 2, 3
global positioning system (GPS), 242
graphics, operational, 366–81
grenade, capabilities of, 395
grenade launcher, employment, 125–26
grenadier, role of, 390
grid-magnetic angle, 252–54
grid reference graphic (GRG), 195
ground navigation, 263–65
hand grenade, capabilities of, 395
handbooks, list of, 415
health service support, 215–16
heat injury, first aid for, 294–95
helicopter, 152–53
in urban operations, 208
infantry carrier vehicle (ICV), 219
inspection, pre-combat, 21
intelligence (S-2) checklist, 38
Iraqi Freedom, lessons learned, 188, 318
Javelin
employment of, 124
fighting position for, 276–78
landing zone (LZ), 148–50
Law of War, 347
leadership
infantry, 8–13
principles of, 8
legal counsel, 344, 346
level of consciousness, 290–91
light discipline, 14, 53, 64, 239, 306
line formation, 56, 58
lines, graphics for, 377
linkup annex, 33–34
linkup operations, 140–41
load, movement affected by, 72–73
locations, graphics for, 375
machine gun
capabilities of, 393
crew for, 391
employment, 124–25
fighting position for, 275–76
positioning of team, 71–72
manpack radio, 330–32
map folding, 265–66
map reading, 249–58
maps, operational graphics for, 366–81
MARCH (massive bleeding, airway, respirations, circulation, and head), 281–82
MEDEVAC, 215, 283–85, 288
medical support, 26–27, 46–48
metric to English conversion, 412
METT-TC (mission, enemy, terrain, troops, time, civilians), 15, 18–19
military grid system, 249–54
military intelligence, 210. See also combat intelligence
military operations other than war (MOOTW), 2
mines and minefields, 114, 382–87
capabilities of, 395
crossing of, 67
hasty protective, 382–83
phony, 387
point, 387
recording, 383–86
MIST report, 286–87
mobile gun system, 217–19
MOOTW. See military operations other than war (MOOTW)
mortars, 209–10
capabilities of, 397
fighting position for, 279–80
in urban operations, 208
movement, 53–75
approach march, 86
camouflage and concealment and, 238
danger area, 66–71
formations, 53–61
individual, 302–13
night, 305
search and attack, 86–87
security during, 71–72
skills for, 302
soldier’s load and, 72–73
stealth, 304–5
techniques, 62–66
urban, 186–87
movement to contact (MTC), 76, 84–87
NATO armored vehicles, 355–65
naval guns, 226
navigation, 242–66
compass for, 242–46
ground, 263–65
mounted, 264–65
sun and stars for, 246–49
nerve agents
antidotes for, 322–23
treatment for, 321–23
night movement, 305
night vision device (NVD), 87–88, 308–13
Nine (9) Line MEDEVAC Request, 285, 288
noise discipline, 14, 53, 64, 239, 306
nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) warfare, 314–23
defense against, 316–18
nuclear weapons, 316
objective rally point (ORP), 77, 80
observation point, 158–62
obstacle
breach (battle drill), 101–3
graphics for, 379–80
placing of, 111–14
offensive operations, 76–103
attacks in, 79–90
battle drills, 91–103
battlefield operating systems, 78–79
fire support for, 225
maneuvers in, 76
sequence, 76–78
in urban environment, 188–202
operation order (OPORD), 15–24, 28–36
operational graphics, 366–81
fire, 381
lines, 377
locations, 375
obstacles, 379–80
points, 376
routes, 378
unit, 367–72
vehicles, 375
weapons and equipment, 373–74
operations checklist, 38–39
operations security (OPSEC), 48–49
patrol base, 32–33, 163, 183–85
patrolling, 163–85
ambush, 175–81
bases for, 183–85
combat, 174–75
organization and planning, 163–67
rally points, 167–69
reconnaissance, 169–74
reentry of friendly lines, 170
tracking, 181–82
perimeter defense, 135–36
personnel service support, 214–15
platoon
combat service support at, 211–16
formations for, 57–61
light infantry, 388–91
movement, 62–65
organization, 388–91
pneumothorax, first aid for, 293
points, graphics for, 376
pre-combat inspection, 21
principles of war, 4–5
prisoner of war (POW, EPW), 164, 216, 298–301
prowords, 325–26
pursuit, 76
radios, 324–43