ATP-5-0-2-1 Staff Reference Guide Volume 1 Download

Index Entries are by paragraph number. 408 ATP 5-0.2-1 07 December 2020 continuity of care, defined, G-170 control measures, linkup operations, C-101–C-102 control measures for gap crossing, A-47–A-50 control measures for gap crossing (continued) crossing area, A-49 release line, A-48 waiting areas, A-50 conversion factors, J-1 convoy planning, transportation in theater, G-43–G-44 convoy transportation, transportation in theater, G-42 coordinating staff officers, duties and responsibilities, M-10–M-13 COP, 4-6–4-13 advantages, 4-8 checklist, 4-9 defined, 4-6 manager, 4-12–4-13 overview, 4-6–4-8 visibility, 4-10–4-11 COS or XO, duties and responsibilities, M-6–M-7 cover, security operations, defined, C-23 creating threat models, 2-279– 2-292 converting to graphics, 2-282– 2-285 describing, 2-286–2-290 identifying high-value targets, 2-291–2-292 options, 2-288–2-289 peculiarities, 2-290 tactics, 2-287 cueing, defined, 2-341 current state, planning design, 2-13–2-18 current state, planning design, actors, 2-14 considerations, 2-17 findings, 2-18 tendencies, 2-15 understanding, 2-13, 2-16 D D3A in the MDMP, 2-365–2-383 assess, 2-380–2-383 decide, 2-366–2-370 deliver, 2-376–2-379 detect, 2-371–2-375 simultaneous functions, 2-365 decide in D3A, and the MDMP, 2-366–2-370 attack guidance matrix, 2-370 high-payoff target list, 2-368 target selection standards, 2-369 decide, detect, deliver, assess, targeting, 2-351 decision point, defined, 2-150 decision support matrix, defined, 2-152 decision support template, defined, 2-151 decision support template and matrix, 2-148–2-155 decisive operation, 2-127–130, 2-132 defined, 2-127 decontamination, protection planning factors, H-2 deep area, defined, 2-246 defense, introduction, aggressiveness, B-5 characteristics, B-4 defined, B-2 types of defensive operations, B-6 defense support of civil authorities, and CBRNE, L-29 and pandemics, L-29 considerations, L-21–L-29 defined, L-22 planning, L-26–L-27 primary tasks, L-24 rules, L-28 defensive operations, area defense, B-8–B-15 defined, B-2 engagement area development, B-43–B-53 introduction, B-1–B-7 mobile defense, B-16–B-20 priorities of work, B-54 purpose, B-2 retrograde, B-21–B-42 types, B-6 define the operational environment, 2-244–2-247 area of influence, 2-247 area of interest, 2-248 area of operations, 2-246 relative aspects, 2-244 significant characteristics, 2-245 delay, retrograde, defined, B-21 deliberate targeting, 2-361 deliver in D3A, and the MDMP, 2-376–2-379 delivery systems, 2-379 target engagement, 2-377 technical decisions, 2-378 departure from assembly area, anticipation, C-70 correct interval and speed, C-71 deployment, defined, J-3 joint reception, staging, onward movement, integration (JRSOI), J-11–J-12 movement, J-7–J-10 planning, J-4 pre-deployment, J-6 unit officers, J-5 deployment and redeployment, J-3–J-15 JRSOI, J-11–J-12 movement, J-7–J-10 planning, J-4 pre-deployment activities, J-6 redeployment, J-13–J-15 transportation operations, G-38–G-39 unit movement officer, J-5 describe effects, assumptions, 2-250 civil impacts, 2-271 evaluation of weather on operations, 2-269–2-270 identify, 2-249 modified combined obstacle overlay, 2-252–2-254 terrain effects matrix, 2-256 threat overlay, 2-251 weather, 2-257–2-268 desert operations, air operations, N-7 climate characteristics, N-2, N-9 environmental considerations, N-1–N-12 maintenance tips, N-12 obstacle employment, N-6 risks, N-10–N-11 terrain, N-3, N-8 training, N-4–N-5 design, in planning, current state, 2-13–2-18 desired end state, 2-19–2-23 operational approach, 2-31– 2-35 problem frame, 2-24–2-30 detect in D3A, and the MDMP, 2-371–2-375 intelligence factors, 2-374 procedures, 2-375 determine threat COA, collection requirements, 2-305–2-306 event template, 2-308–2-311