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Disaster, disruption, dispute

Natural or manmade event that causes turmoil, violence and rebellion

• Intentional disorderly activities that cause
• turmoil, violence, and rebellion

Clash between two political groups

• Break up of multinational states into smaller,
• more natural national groups with narrower communities of interest

The connection of global commons which are air, sea, space, and cyberspace

Seaward, landward

• Area from the open ocean to the shore, which
• must be controlled to support operations ashore

• The area inland from the shore that can be
• supported and defended directly from the sea.

The unhindered national use of global commons

Ability to project military force into an operational area with sufficient freedom of action to accomplish the mission

• Actions taken, usually long range, to prevent an
• opposing force from entering our area

• Action taken, usual short range, to limit an
• opposing forces freedom of action in our ao

• Limit regional conflict, deter major power war,
• win our nations wars, contribute to homeland defense in depth, foster cooperative relationships with partners, and contain local disruptions.

• The ability to transition ready-to-fight combat
• forces from the sea to shore in order to achieve a position of advantage over
• the enemy.

• Assaults, raids, demonstrations, withdrawals,
• and amphibious support

• Thrusting combat units ashore in their fighting
• formations

• Conduct littoral maneuver, continue to apply the
• single-battle concept, improve options for joint force commanders, use seabasing
• to limit the footprint ashore, use cross-domain approach, use dispersed forces,
• employ scalable landing forces, increase options for partnering, gain local
• area control for periods of time.

Conduct military engagements, respond rapidly to crisis, project power, counter irregular threats, conduct littoral maneuver.

75/85%

• Topographical complex where man-made
• construction or high population density is the dominant feature.

• Includes the physical aspects of the urban area
• as well as the complex and dynamic interaction and relationships between its key components. The terrain, the society, and the supporting infrastructure.

Humanitarian operations, stable environment

Counter-insurgency operations, unstable environment

High intensity conflict, no host nation control

• Building level, street level, subterranean
• level, air level.

• Heart of the urban area. Downtown, central
• business district

• Composed of rows or stores, shops, and restaurants
• that are built up on both sides of the road

• Typical old inner city pattern with narrow
• streets all coming from a central area in an irregular manner

Wider streets generally from rectangular patterns in this area

• This type area is normally contiguous to
• close-orderly block areas in Europe.

Consists of multistoried apartments, separated open areas, and single story buildings. Laid out in rectangular patterns

Surfaces, engagement ranges, engagements times, depression and elevation, reduced vis, risks from friendly fire, close combat, attacking manmade structures, building types.

• Loop hole (min of 8inch diameter in wall), mouse hole (min of 24 inches high and 30 inches wide), and breach hole (50 inches
• high and 30 inches wide)

• Areas, structures, capabilities, organizations,
• people, events

Recon, isolation, secure a foothold, seize the objective

Dominate, eliminate, control through verbiage, search the dead, search the room, search the living, transition, mark.

77-134

Manual of courts martial

No

With 5 calendar days

The next commander in the chain

6 months

Unjust, disproportionate

Summary court martial which is non judicial and can only be enlisted personnel

Yes