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…SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES AND CONVENTIONAL FORCES INTEGRATION DURING OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM Special operations forces (SOF) and conventional forces integration demonstrated powerful air-ground synergies in Operation ENDURING FREEDOM. Army special forces, while performing the classic special…

…The synergistic application of air, space, and information systems to project global strategic military power. (AFDD 1) allocation. In a general sense, distribution of limited resources among competing requirements for employment. Specific allocations (e.g., air…

…ROE may be found in the standing rules of engagement (SROE), a combatant commander’s theater-specific ROE, and ROE issued specifically for an operation (such as with Operations ENDURING FREEDOM and IRAQI FREEDOM). a. Standing…

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…Every target where a weaponeering solution was determined should also have an estimate of the projected collateral damage resulting from each anticipated weapon type. Estimates should reflect the collateral damage projected to occur from the use…

…A change to a condition, behavior, or degree of freedom. (JP 1-02. SOURCE: JP 3-0) end state. The set of required conditions that defines achievement of the commander’s objectives. (JP 1-02. SOURCE…

…Countermobility operations are those combined arms activities that use or enhance the effects of natural and man-made obstacles to deny enemy freedom of movement and maneuver (ATP 3-90.8). The primary purposes of countermobility…

…Mobility tasks are those combined arms activities that mitigate the effects of obstacles to enable freedom of movement and maneuver. Engineer units usually perform these tasks. Enemy fires and friendly use accelerate the normal wear on…

…In delays, units yield ground to gain time while retaining flexibility and freedom of action to inflict the maximum damage on enemy forces.  Withdraw is to disengage from an enemy force and move in a…

…A position of relative advantage is a location or the establishment of a favorable condition within the area of operations that provides the commander with temporary freedom of action to enhance combat power over an enemy…

…The purpose of a support by fire position is to increase the supported force’s freedom of maneuver by placing direct fires on an objective that a friendly force assaults. Commanders select support by fire positions…

…Area security preserves a commander’s freedom to move reserves, position fire support means, provide for command and control, and conduct sustaining operations. 5-9. All maneuver forces can conduct security operations. All three types of…

…If the assigned type of offensive operation has associated forms of maneuver, a commander may specify which form to use, but effective commanders minimize actions that restrict subordinates’ freedom of action. (See ADP 5-0 for…

…Mobility tasks are those combined arms activities that mitigate the effects of obstacles to enable freedom of movement and maneuver (ATP 3-90.4). Mobility has six primary tasks:  Conduct breaching.  Conduct clearing (areas…

…Maneuver contributes significantly to sustaining the initiative, exploiting success, preserving freedom of action, and reducing vulnerability. It is through maneuver that an inferior force can achieve decisive superiority at the necessary time and place. In many…

…Encirclement operations are operations where one force loses its freedom of maneuver because an opposing force is able to isolate it by controlling all ground lines of communications and reinforcement. A unit can conduct offensive encirclement…

…A breakout is an operation conducted by an encircled force to regain freedom of movement or contact with friendly units. A breakout differs from other attacks only in that a simultaneous defense in other areas of…

… Prior identification and designation of the projected casualty collection points.  Quick location and clearance of the injured.  Effective emergency medical treatment.  Accurate triage and rapid medical evacuation of the injured to medical…

…To be effective, obstacles must be located at critical intersections in the passage network so that they trap attackers in a kill zone but allow defenders freedom of movement (Figure E-2). 3. Subterranean Reconnaissance Techniques…

… Retain freedom of maneuver.  Gain and maintain enemy contact.  Develop the situation rapidly. 5-4. The responsibility for accomplishing reconnaissance does not reside solely with reconnaissance units. Every unit has an implied mission…