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TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGEEXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................ ixCHAPTER ICONCEPT OF AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS• General ..................................................................................................................... I-1• Applications .............................................................................................................. I-2• Types of Amphibious Operations .............................................................................. I-2• Characteristics ........................................................................................................... I-4• Capabilities ............................................................................................................... I-6• Sequence ................................................................................................................... I-6• Initiating an Amphibious Operation .......................................................................... I-6• Termination of an Amphibious Operation ................................................................. I-8CHAPTER IICOMMAND AND CONTROL• General .................................................................................................................... II-1• Organization of Joint Forces ..................................................................................... II-1• Command and Control of Amphibious Forces .......................................................... II-2• Operational Control ................................................................................................. II-4• Tactical Control ........................................................................................................ II-5• Support .................................................................................................................... II-5• Parallel Chains of Command .................................................................................... II-7• Amphibious Force Task Organization and Task Designators .................................... II-8• Operational Areas .................................................................................................... II-9CHAPTER IIIAIR COMMAND AND CONTROL• Joint Air Operations ............................................................................................... III-1• Airspace Control in Amphibious Operations .......................................................... III-1• Navy Tactical Air Control Center ........................................................................... III-4• Marine Corps Tactical Air Command Center .......................................................... III-5• Tactical Air Operations Center ............................................................................... III-6• Counterair Operations During Amphibious Operations .......................................... III-6• Air Command and Control Procedures ................................................................... III-8CHAPTER IVAPPROACH TO PLANNING AND PRIMARY DECISIONS• General .................................................................................................................. IV-1• Tenets of Amphibious Planning .............................................................................. IV-1iii
Table of Contents• Planning Directive ................................................................................................. IV-2• Amphibious Planning Process ................................................................................ IV-2• Primary Decisions .................................................................................................. IV-4• Crosstalks and Confirmation Briefs ........................................................................ IV-8CHAPTER VTHE INTELLIGENCE CYCLE AND AMPHIBIOUS OPERATIONS• Introduction: Amphibious Operations Intelligence, Surveillance, andReconnaissance ..................................................................................................... V-1• Required Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Capabilities ..................... V-1• The Intelligence Cycle and Amphibious Operations ................................................ V-2• Key Intelligence Activities and Goals During Planning ........................................... V-3• Intelligence Support to Operations .......................................................................... V-4CHAPTER VICOMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATIONS, AND COMPUTER SYSTEMSSUPPORT PLANNING• Requirements of Command, Control, Communications, and Computer Systems .... VI-1• General C4 Systems Support Planning Considerations ........................................... VI-2• C4 Systems Support During the Planning Phase ..................................................... VI-2• C4 Systems Support During the Embarkation Phase ............................................... VI-3• C4 Systems Support During the Rehearsal Phase ................................................... VI-3• C4 Systems Support During the Movement Phase .................................................. VI-3• C4 Systems Support During Advance Force Operations ......................................... VI-3• C4 Systems Support During the Action Phase ........................................................ VI-3• Responsibilities ...................................................................................................... VI-3• Communications Deception and Countermeasures ................................................. VI-4• C4 Systems Support Plan ....................................................................................... VI-4• Landing Force C4 Systems ..................................................................................... VI-4CHAPTER VIIFIRE SUPPORT PLANNING AND COORDINATION• General ................................................................................................................. VII-1• Fire Support Systems ............................................................................................ VII-1• Planning and Coordination .................................................................................... VII-4CHAPTER VIIILOGISTICS PLANNING• General ................................................................................................................ VIII-1• Logistic Planning Responsibilities ........................................................................ VIII-2• Logistic Planning Considerations and Factors ...................................................... VIII-3• Logistic Planning Sequence ................................................................................. VIII-4• Logistic Plans....................................................................................................... VIII-5ivJP 3-02
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