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…Many actions in the deter phase build on activities from the previous phase, and are conducted as part of security cooperation activities. They can also be part of stand-alone operations. (3) Seize Initiative. JFCs seek…

Glossary GL-4 JP 3-0 PA public affairs PB peace building PEO peace enforcement operations PIR priority intelligence requirement PKO peacekeeping operations PM peacemaking PMESII political, military, economic, social, information, and infrastructure PO peace operations…

…deployment operations provide the JFC and subordinate components a more flexible operational environment to efficiently and effectively build combat power, train, rehearse, acclimate, and otherwise establish the conditions for successful combat operations. In unopposed entry, JFCs…

…This consists of stability actions (predominantly diplomatic, economic, and security related) that strengthen and rebuild governmental infrastructure and institutions, build confidence, and support economic reconstruction to prevent a return to conflict. Military support to PB may…

…It is a process where two or more individuals or groups work together on a common problem or task to achieve a common goal by sharing knowledge and building consensus. Effective collaboration includes continuous dialogue that…

…Religious, Cultural, and Charitable Buildings and Monuments. As long as buildings and monuments devoted to religion, art, charitable purposes, or historical sites are not used for military purposes, they may not be targets. Governments and combatants…

…Intelligence preparation of the battlespace builds an extensive database for each potential area in which a unit may be required to operate. The database is then analyzed in detail to determine the impact of the enemy…

…Unified action may require inter-organizational efforts to build the capacity of partners to secure populations, protect infrastructure, and strengthen institutions as a means of protecting common security interests. Building partner capacity is the outcome of…

…Units can protect their flanks by denying enemy mobility corridors by building man-made obstacles, such as tank ditches, abatis, or road craters. 3-77. Countermobility during the offense requires rapid emplacement and flexibility. Obstacles deployed…

…Commanders generally choose one form on which to build a COA. A higher echelon commander rarely specifies the specific form of maneuver a subordinate executes. However, that higher echelon commander’s intent and guidance, along with…

…Commanders who understand this nuance can focus on knowledge that enables their abilities to anticipate opportunities and build flexibility into plans.

…They establish, train, rehearse, and exercise their units under CBRN conditions before deploying into a theater of operations and during temporary lulls to build Soldier confidence and competence in these environments. Leaders and Soldiers know the…

…Protection of Religious, Cultural, and Charitable Buildings and Monuments. Under the Hague Conventions, international treaties and customary law, buildings and monuments devoted to religion, art, charitable purposes, or historical sites are not to be attacked. These…

…Although some aspects of estimating CD occur during weaponeering, targeteers, in conjunction with intelligence analysts, can begin the process by applying general CD rules for identifying buildings, structures, areas, or other entities in proximity to an…

…Commanders build effective teams through professional development and training. During combat, they organize their forces to accomplish their missions based on their concept of operations. They assign responsibilities, establish or delegate appropriate command or support relationships…

…The tactical situation may require the immediate seizure of a building, industrial complex, or transportation site that is deemed decisive terrain. Examples of such objectives may include key bridges, intersections, railheads, or facilities that constitue the…

…of the operation? › Does component strategy need to be adjusted? If so, how? › Are there unanticipated operational limitations? › Do objectives need to be modified? If so, how? OA builds upon TA, incorporating other elements as well:

…In combat in built-up areas, however, finding a covered firing position that permits low-obliquity firing is unlikely unless the streets and gaps between buildings are wide. Most shots impact the target at an angle…

…During cooperation, air component targeting efforts can include building joint capability and capacity through supporting joint exercises or humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations. Within competition below armed conflict, the focus shifts to deterring adversaries and…

…Metrics can either be inductive (directly observing the operational environment and building SA cumulatively) or deductive (extrapolated from what was previously known of the adversary and operational environment). Success is measured by indications that the effects…