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Field Manual No.3-34.22 Distribution Restriction: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. *FM 3-34.22 Headquarters Department of the Army Washington, DC, 11 February 2009 Engineer Operations— Brigade Combat Team and Below Contents *This publication supersedes FM 3-34.221, dated 7 January 2005; FM 5-7-30, dated 28 December 1994; FM 5-71-2, dated 28 June 1996; and FM 5-71-3, dated 4 October 1995. 11 February 2009 FM 3-34.22 i Page PREFACE ............................................................................................................. vi INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................. viii Chapter 1 ENGINEER SUPPORT TO THE BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM .......................... 1-1 Requirements ..................................................................................................... 1-1 Capabilities ......................................................................................................... 1-3 Operations .......................................................................................................... 1-7 Chapter 2 INTEGRATION OF ENGINEER OPERATIONS ................................................ 2-1 Command and Control ....................................................................................... 2-1 Planning Considerations .................................................................................... 2-6 Geospatial Support ............................................................................................. 2-7 Parallel Planning ................................................................................................. 2-8 Planning Process ................................................................................................ 2-9 Assured Mobility ............................................................................................... 2-12 Mobility, Countermobility, and Survivability ...................................................... 2-13 Continuing Activities and Integrating Processes .............................................. 2-14 Project Management ........................................................................................ 2-19 Liaison Officer ................................................................................................... 2-19 Chapter 3 ENGINEER SUPPORT TO INTELLIGENCE, SURVEILLANCE, AND RECONNAISSANCE ................................................................................ 3-1 Operations .......................................................................................................... 3-1 Reconnaissance ................................................................................................. 3-2 Engineer Reconnaissance Team ....................................................................... 3-4
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Engineer Support to Lethal and Nonl
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MEETINGS Engineer Support to Lethal
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Engineer Support to Lethal and Nonl
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Chapter 6 Engineer Support to Comba
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Engineer Support to Combat Operatio
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ENVELOPMENT Engineer Support to Com
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Main Effort Engineer Support to Com
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Flexibility Figure 6-7. Obstacle ef
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ENGINEERS Stability and Civil Suppo
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Noncombatant Evacuations Stability
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Sustainment Support for Engineer Op
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Other Personnel Services Sustainmen
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Appendix A Metric Conversion Chart
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MULTIROLE BRIDGE COMPANY Selected E
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Figure B-1. BCTs and ACR structure
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Figure B-3. Engineer company, HBCT
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Figure B-5. Engineer company, SBCT
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Figure B-7. Engineer battalion Sele
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Figure B-9. MAC Selected Engineer O
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Figure B-11. Engineer support compa
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Figure B-15. EHCC Selected Engineer
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Figure B-17. Mine dog detachment he
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Appendix C Combined Arms Breaching
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� Intelligence. � Breaching fun
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Combined Arms Breaching Operations
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Combined Arms Breaching Operations
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PREPARATION Combined Arms Breaching
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Appendix D Clearing Operations Base
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Table D-1 Selected units involved i
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D-11. Route clearance teams are gen
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Contiguous Clearing Operations D-16
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Clearing Operations varies with the
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Clearing Operations D-36. The resul
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Combined Arms Gap-Crossing Operatio
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Hasty (Dry) Combined Arms Gap-Cross
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Analyze Friendly Mission and Capabi
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PREPARATION AND EXECUTION Engineer
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Appendix G Orders and Annexes Plans
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Orders and Annexes � General engi
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ENGINEER UNIT ORDERS Orders and Ann
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Orders and Annexes [Classification]
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Shape Urban Operations H-6. Enginee
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PLANNING FOR URBAN OPERATIONS Urban
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Source Notes This section lists sou
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Glossary The glossary lists acronym
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const construction CONUS continenta
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MOPMS Modular-Pack Mine System MOS
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Glossary All information of importa
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References SOURCES USED These are t
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DD Form 1380, US Field Medical Card
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A area clearance, 6-2, D-11 final m
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