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WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COMOPERATIONSMImilitary intelligenceMLRSmultiple-launch rocket systemMMCmateriel management centermobile defenseemploying a combination of fire and maneuver,offense, defense, and delay to destroy the enemy anddefeat his attackmobilizationthe process by which the Armed Forces or a portionthereof is brought to a state of readiness for waror other national emergency; includes activating all orpart of the RC, as well as assembling and organizingpersonnel, supplies, and materielmodular unitsunits comprised of multiple capabilities; dependingon the requirement, modules can be added or subtractedfrom the unit or force packagemovement controlthe planning, routing, scheduling, and control ofpersonnel and freight movements over LOCsMSRmain supply routenation assistancediplomatic, economic, informational, and militarycooperation between the US and the government ofanother nation, with the objective of promoting internaldevelopment and the growth of sustainable institutionswithin that nation. This corrects conditionsthat cause human suffering and improves the qualityof life of the nation’s peoplenational industrial basethe private and government production and maintenancecapacity that could be used to manufactureand repair items required by the military servicesNATONorth Atlantic Treaty OrganizationNAVFORNaval forcesNBCnuclear, biological, chemicalNCANational Command AuthoritiesNEOnoncombatant evacuation operationsnoncombatant evacuation operationsoperations that relocate threatened civilian noncombatantsfrom locations in a foreign country or hostnation. These operations normally involve US citizenswhose lives are in danger. They may also includeselected host nation natives and third countrynationalsNSWNaval Special WarfareobjobjectiveOCONUSoutside the continental United Statesoperational artthe employment of military forces to attain strategicgoals through the design, organization, integration,and execution of battles and engagements into campaignsand major operations. In war, operational artdetermines when, where, and for what purpose majorforces will fight over timeoperations in depththe totality of the commander’s operations againstthe enemy—composed of deep, close, and rear operationswhich are usually conducted simultaneously in amanner that appears as one continuous operationagainst the enemyoperations other than warmilitary activities during peacetime and conflictthat do not necessarily involve armed clashes betweentwo organized forcesoperational operating systemsthe major functions performed by joint and combinedoperations forces to successfully execute campaignsand major operations in a theater or area ofoperations; these systems include movement and maneuver,fires, intelligence, protection, command andcontrol and supportOPCONoperational controlOPSECoperations securityoverwhelming combat powerthe ability to bring together, in combination, sufficientforce to ensure success and deny the enemyany chance of escape or effective retaliationGlossary-6