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A area clearance, 6-2, D-11 final marking, D-15 methods, D-13 planning, D-12 proofing, D-15 site layout, D-12 assured mobility, 2-12 avoid, 2-13 detect, 2-13 neutralize, 2-13 predict, 2-13 prevent, 2-13 protect, 2-13 attack, 6-6 augmenting engineer units, B-2 avoid, 2-13 B breaching operations, C-1 covert breach, C-2 deliberate breach, C-1 hasty breach, C-1 in-stride breach, C-1 breaching tenets, C-3 breaching fundamentals, C-3 breaching organizations, C-3 mass, C-4 synchronization, C-4 brigade special troops battalion (BSTB), 8-7 brigade support battalion (BSB), 8-6 brigade support medical company (BSMC), 8-7 C characteristics, 6-3, 6-16 civil support operations, 7-10 clearing operations, 6-2, D-1 combat engineering, 1-7 combat engineering units, 1-5 combined arms breaching, 6-1 command and control (C2), vi command relationships, 2-3 attached, 2-3 direct support (DS), 2-3 general support (GS), 2-3 operational control (OPCON), 2-3 Index commander’s critical information requirements (CCIR), 2-5 countermobility operations, 1-8 D defensive operations, 6-15, 8-6 characteristics, 6-16 disruption, 6-16 flexibility, 6-16 massed effects, 6-16 preparation, 6-16 security, 6-16 defensive operations, types of, 6-19 area defense, 6-20 mobile defense, 6-20 retrograde operations, 6-21 detect, 2-13 disruption, 6-18 distribution company, 8-6 E engineer coordinator (ENCOORD), 1-15, 2-6, 2-7, 2-11, 2-12, 2-13, 2-16, 3-1, 3-3, 3-4, 5-5, 5-6, 6-8, 8-8 engineer functions, 1-7, 1-9 combat engineering, 1-9, 1-10 general engineering, 1-9, 1-11 geospatial engineering, 1-9 engineer running estimate, 2- 11, 6-3, 6-15, 6-17, D-7, F-1, F-7, H-5 exploitation, 6-6 F field maintenance company (<strong>FM</strong>C), 8-7 flexibility, 6-19 forms of maneuver, 6-6 envelopment, 6-7 infiltration, 6-13 penetration, 6-11 supporting attacks, 6-10 turning movement, 6-9 forward support company (FSC), 8-7 G gap-crossing operations, E-1 covert, E-5 deliberate, E-2 hasty, E-4 general engineering, 1-8 general engineering units, 1-5 geospatial engineering, 1-9 11 February 2009 <strong>FM</strong> 3-<strong>34.22</strong> Index-1 H heavy brigade combat team (HBCT), vi, 1-4 infantry brigade combat team (IBCT), vi, 1-4 information management (IM), 2-4 intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR), vii, 3-1 I M massed effects, 6-18 military decisionmaking process (MDMP), 2-9, 2-10 mission, enemy, terrain and weather, troops and support available, time available, and civil considerations (METT- TC), 1-2 civil considerations, 1-2 enemy, 1-2 mission, 1-2 terrain and weather, 1-2 time available, 1-2 troops and support available, 1-2 mobility operations, 1-7 mobility, countermobility, and survivability (M/CM/S), vi movement to contact (MTC), 6-4 neutralize, 2-13 N O offensive, 6-3, 6-4 offensive operations, 6-2, 8-5 attack, 6-4 characteristics, 6-3 exploitation, 6-4 movement to contact (MTC), 6-4 pursuit, 6-4 surprise, 6-3
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Field Manual No.3-34.22 Distributio
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Contents Planning .................
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Contents Table A-1. Metric conversi
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Preface � Chapter 3 describes eng
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Introduction This manual incorporat
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Chapter 1 Engineer Support to the B
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FULL SPECTRUM OPERATIONS Engineer S
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OPERATIONS Engineer Support to the
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT Integration of E
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Chapter 3 Engineer Support to Intel
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