FM 3-34.22 - Army Electronic Publications & Forms - U.S. Army
FM 3-34.22 - Army Electronic Publications & Forms - U.S. Army
FM 3-34.22 - Army Electronic Publications & Forms - U.S. Army
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Chapter 1<br />
� Network operations.<br />
� Information operations (IO).<br />
� Civil affairs (CA) operations.<br />
Assured Mobility Section<br />
Figure 1-2. BCT staff organization<br />
1-57. The assured mobility section is an integration cell that can include the air defense artillery (ADA)<br />
officer, engineer coordinator (ENCOORD), provost marshal (PM), CBRN officer, EOD officer, and other<br />
staff members when configured in the BCT. An assured mobility section leader is normally designated to<br />
coordinate section actions and is usually the senior officer of the represented staff members. The purpose<br />
of the assured mobility section is to coordinate all tasks associated with M/CM/S throughout the BCT AO<br />
in coordination with the BCT operations cell. The exact organization and configuration of the assured<br />
mobility section may vary, as can the roles and responsibilities of its members, and should be prescribed in<br />
the unit standing operating procedure (SOP). (The integration of assured mobility within the BCT is<br />
discussed in chapter 2.)<br />
Engineer Coordinator<br />
1-58. The ENCOORD is the special staff officer (usually the senior engineer officer on the staff)<br />
responsible for coordinating engineer assets and operations for the command. (<strong>FM</strong> 3-34) When an organic<br />
engineer staff does not exist at the maneuver battalion level, the ENCOORD is the senior engineer<br />
supporting that unit. When an engineer battalion is task-organized in support of a BCT, the BCT<br />
commander determines if a change will occur in ENCOORD designation. The ENCOORD is normally<br />
located in the main CP, but may be located within the tactical CP based on METT-TC analysis. (See <strong>FM</strong> 3-<br />
34.)<br />
1-59. The ENCOORD’s primary duty is to coordinate engineer operations in support of the combined arms<br />
operation. The ENCOORD must understand the full array of engineer capabilities (combat, general, and<br />
geospatial engineering) available to the force and synchronize them to best meet the needs of the maneuver<br />
commander. The ENCOORD integrates specified and implied engineer tasks into the maneuver unit plan<br />
1-14 <strong>FM</strong> 3-<strong>34.22</strong> 11 February 2009
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