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Index Entries are by paragraph number. 31 July 2019 ADP 3-90 Index-3 movement and maneuver, 3-56–3-67, 4-50–4-72 movement and maneuver warfighting function, defined, 2-10 movement control, 5-13 defined, 2-26 movement formation, defined, 3-64 movement formations, 3-64– 3-66 movement techniques, 3-65 movement to contact, defined, 3-14 mutual support, 2-65–2-67 defined, 2-65 ensure, 4-61 N-O objective, defined, 3-32 objective rally point, defined, 3-35 obscurant, defined, 3-82 obscuration, 3-80–3-82 4-70–4-72 offense, 3-1–3-125 characteristics, 3-3–3-12 purposes, 3-1–3-2 transition to, 4-120–4-126 offensive operations, types, 3-13–3-18 operation, defined, 2-68 operational framework, 2-69– 2-70 defined, 2-69 operational variables, 2-3 operations, hasty versus deliberate, 1-33–1-35 survivability, 3-79, 4-96–4- 102 operations in depth, defined, 4-12 operations process, 3-43–3-51 P passage of lines, 5-18–5-20 defined, 5-18 personnel recovery, 2-32 physical security and antiterrorism, 4-107–4-109 piecemeal commitment, defined, 2-71 planning considerations, common defensive, 4-37– 4-127 common offensive, 3-39– 3-125 platoon, defined, 2-89 point of departure, defined, 3-33 population and resource control, conduct, 4-110 position of relative advantage, defined, 2-61 preparation, 4-13 primary position, defined, 4-25 principles of joint operations, 2-2 probable line of deployment, defined, 3-34 problems, solving tactical, 1-23–1-32 protection, 3-109–3-114, 4-92– 4-95 protection warfighting function, defined, 2-10 purposes, of the defense, 4-1– 4-4 of the offense, 3-1–3-2 pursuit, defined, 3-18 R rally point, defined, 3-35 rearward passage of lines, defined, 5-18 reconnaissance, 5-1–5-15 defined, 5-1 reconnaissance in force, defined, 5-5 reconnaissance objective, defined, 5-2 reconstitution, defined, 2-72 regiments, 2-98 relief in place, 5-14–5-17 defined, 5-14 reserve, defined, 2-73 resource control, conduct, 4-110 retirement, defined, 4-20 retrograde, 4-19–4-20 defined, 4-19 transition to, 4-116–4-119 risk, 1-36–1-49 rotary-wing aviation, 3-61–3-63 route reconnaissance, defined, 5-5 rules of engagement, defined, 2-74 S science of tactics, 1-21–1-22 defined, 1-21 screen, defined, 5-7 section, defined, 2-88 security, 2-31 4-14 security area, defined, 1-46 security operations, 5-6–5-10 security tasks, defined, 2-24 situational understanding, defined, 1-15 Soldiers’ load, 3-67 solving tactical problems, 1-23–1-32 special reconnaissance, defined, 5-5 squad, defined, 2-87 squadrons, 2-92 stability tasks, minimum essential, 2-43–2-44 striking force, defined, 4-17 strong point, defined, 4-25 Stryker forces, 3-59, 4-57 subsequent position, defined, 4-25 supplementary position, defined, 4-25 support by fire position, defined, 3-36 supporting distance, defined, 2-75 supporting range, defined, 2-76 surprise, 3-7–3-9 survivability, defined, 3-79 survivability move, defined, 4-54 survivability operations, 4-96– 4-102 sustainment, 3-100–3-108, 4-85–4-91 sustainment warfighting function, defined, 2-10 T tactical, concepts, basic, 2-12– 2-79 doctrinal taxonomy, 2-6–2-9 enabling operations, 5-1– 5-20 level of warfare, 1-3–1-7 solving problems, 1-23– 1-32