…The defense is a mix of static and dynamic actions. As an operation evolves, the defending commander prepares to shift main and supporting efforts and keep an enemy force off balance. COMMAND AND CONTROL 4-42…

…ATP-3-60.1/MCRP 3-16D/NTTP 3-60.1/AFTTP 3-2.3, Multi-Service Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures for Dynamic Targeting. 4. Service Publications a. Army Doctrine Publication 3-0, Unified Land Operations…

…Combat vehicles provide defending forces with the capability to maneuver to delay the advance of a strong enemy force and then immediately change from a dynamic to a static defense or counterattack. Defending forces equipped with…

…situational awareness, damage assessment, evacuation monitoring, SAR, CBRN assessment, hydrographic survey, dynamic ground coordination, and cyberspace incident response. SecDef approval of the DSCA EXORD may authorize traditional intelligence capabilities to conduct DSCA missions for non-intelligence…

…Reconnaissance accomplished by small units primarily relies on the human dynamic rather than technical means. Reconnaissance is a focused collection effort. Units perform it before, during, and after operations to provide commanders and staffs information used…

…Given the dynamic environment in which DSCA operations occur, a metric used one week may not be valid the subsequent week.

…The JTF must have a well-planned and carefully managed process that has a robust command, control, and communications infrastructure that is able to effectively manage the dynamic flow of prepared and ready forces into the…