2. AGL (Sep) ( - ) Armor/tracked Engineer ATGM Armored/Tracked Recon
Automatic
Grenade Launcher
Signal
NBC/Chem Defense
Armored/Wheeled
(Second Echelon)
Mechanized
( - )
Supply
/Materiel Support
Antitank Gun
Motorized
APC (wheeled) mech inf
Transportation
Rocket Arty (MRL)
Basic Arty (towed)
Maintenance
Generic Gun & Missile, Tracked, Armored System-Equipped Unit.
SP Arty
Medical
SAM (Generic Missile)(low, medium, high altitude) (Short, medium, and long range)
Fixed-wing (avn basic)
SSM
Air Defense
Rotary-wing S
SAM-Short Range/Low Altitude Missile (or Stinger)
Antitank
Airborne
Airborne
Infantry
Company
Recon
Air Assault
Infantry
Company

3. X X X X X X X X X X SPECIAL POLICE BATTALION (MERCENARY) 2 I Army
Platoon/Det
(MERCENARY)
X X X
Section
Corps
SPECIAL
POLICE
BATTALION
X X
Division
Squad
Brigade X
Headquarters
Bn Refueling
Point
Bn Maintenance
Observation Point 2
Regiment
DAG
Bn Ration
Supply Point 2 I
Co Ammunition
Supply Point
Co Medical
Evacuation Point
Bn Ammunition
Supply Point
I I
I I 2
Battalion
Bn Medical
Section
I I
I I
I I
I I 3
Bn Repair &
Evacuation Group
FOP
Company
CM/CB
Radar I 1

4. Enemy Units A L A M U L U M U H
Attack helicopter, basic or light (AH-1)
Armor/tracked
Antitank A M
Attack helicopter , basic or medium (AH-64)
Mechanized
Recon
Armored/Wheeled
Armored/Tracked Recon
Motorized
Engineer U L
Lift helicopter basic or light (UH-1 or UH-60)
Basic Arty (towed)
Signal
SP Arty U M
Lift helicopter medium (UH-46/47)
NBC/Chem Defense
Supply
/Materiel Support
Rocket Arty (MLRS) U H
Lift helicopter heavy (CH-53)
Fixed-wing (avn basic)
SSM
Air Defense
Rotary-wing

5. (+-) ? + TP X 4 1 2 3 4 X (-) X X 1 1 1 1 X BG (+ -) X 2 + MIC
ATGM ?
ATGM 1 X BG
+ MIC
+ Arty Bn
(+ -) 2 X

6. Symbols unique to chapters
Recon Chapter
Defense Chapter
Antitank Chapter
X X
Plt-size recon patrol from LRRC (wheeled armored vehicle) from which the dismounted team comes.
mixed minefield
(enemy)
Armor/tracked X
Dismounted recon team from Long-Range Recon Co
(enemy)
Mechanized
Artillery Chapter
Artillery Recon (Armored/ Tracked)
(enemy) Armored/Tracked Recon
(wheeled) APC-equipped Mech Inf Bn
Arty Recon (Armored/
Wheeled)
IFV-equipped Mech Inf Bn
Artillery locating radar
Target acq radar S
Chem & Smoke Chapter
MORTAR
MORTAR
BSR
AGL
CM/CB
Radar S
Smoke
Generator

7. Equipment Light AT Gun Direct Fire Gun (towed) Air Defense Gun
(med) (towed)
SP How (med)
Towed
Air Defense Gun-SP (tracked)
(med)
Light AT Rocket Launcher
Direct Fire Gun (med) (tracked)
SP How (med)
Tracked
Air Defense Missile -SP (tracked)
ATGM (manportable)
MLRS
(Tracked)
MRL
(wheeled)
Air Defense Missile -SP (wheeled)
Recoilless Gun (SPG-9)
Single Tube Rocket Launcher (med)
Bradley-Stinger
Fighting Vehicle-SP (tracked) (combination)
Automatic Grenade Launcher
(AGS-17)
Mortar (heavy)
Towed
Hvy MG (12.7-mm)
Mortar (heavy) (Tracked)
Smoke
Generator

8. Equipment (continued)
Tank
(medium)
T-72
MBT
Enemy M1 MBT
Infantry
Fighting
Vehicle
BMP-2
IFV
Enemy M-2 Bradley IFV
Armored
Personnel
Carrier
Enemy M113
APC
BTR-80
APC
Recon
BRDM-2

9. mixed minefield N S E W I X
I I
I I lI

10. 30,000
20,000
10,000
5000
3000
2000
1000
25,000
Sea
Battalion Alternate
Firing Position 2 I 1 3
(+) S X BG
300 km
250
200
150 50
100 10 20 30 40
60 km 50

11. SWAMP
WOODS
R i v e r

12. ROAD
ROAD
(+)
ROAD

13. X BG X BG X BG X 2
Mountains 3 1 X X
APOD
APOD

14. Figure 5-7. Sanctuary Defense on Urban Terrain (Example).
Long Range Fires
Road X
Terrorist Cell
Road
RISTA
Refugee Flow
HUMINT
HUMINT
Mountains
Ambush
Road
Refugee Flow
RISTA
Forest
RISTA
Figure 5-7. Sanctuary Defense on Urban Terrain (Example).

15. Mountains

16. Sea Attack Zone XXXX Objective XXXX Enemy APOD Attack Zone Objective
Battle Zone
Kill Zone
Enemy SPOD
XXXX
Sea
Battle Zone
Major
Strategic
Objective

17. Sea Figure3-X. Planned Attack (example). Subsequent Disruption Zone
Initial Disruption Zone
OBJ B
Objective 1
Highway
OSC
Enemy APOD
Sea
OBJ A
Objective 2 X BG
BTG Assault Force
BTG
BTG Fixing Force
BTG Exploitation Force
OSC Fixing Force
Highway
Figure3-X. Planned Attack (example).

18. Battalion subsequent mission.1
Immediate mission of 2d-echelon MIC. 2 6
Battalion immediate mission. 3
R I V E R
Planned line of commitment for 2d-echelon MIC. 4
Immediate mission of 1st-echelon MICs and their directions of subsequent advance. 5
CRP sent out by an MIC. 6
CRP sent out by an MIBN. 7
MIP from 2d-echelon MIC. 8 2
AGL 1
(-) 5
Bn 2d Echelon 4
Mortar
(-) 3
ROAD
ROAD 5 7
ROAD
R I V E R 8
Not to Scale
Figure 4-XX. MIBN attack from positions in direct contact in mountains.

19. XXXXX OSC XXXX X SPF X X X SPF X X X X X X I I I X X X X X X X X X X X
UAV
X X
Infiltration Route X

20. Airfield Port Facility3 2 4 6 5
MID (+) conducts penetration attack from the march to fix enemy brigades and cause reserve to react.
Feint-focus of IW/deception efforts to freeze the enemy brigade allowing the FD to penetrate boundary to the South.
Battalion heliborne assault into rear assists in the attack on the airfield and rear of enemy brigade.
Long range fire and EC focus on southern brigade as FD penetrates boundary directly to the North.
Once the airfield is secured the FD/heliborne units force the enemy to fight in two directions.
Brigade FD forces gap, attacks to seize port and airfield. Follow-on attack is the rear of the enemy brigade. 1
(+) XX X 1 2 X X 6
Airfield X FD 3 4 4
Port
Facility 5 X
Water
Figure Use of an FD in a division attack (Example)

21. I I I I I
I I X I X I X
SPF
I I X
X X I I I X
I I I
I I X
I I I
I I
I I X I
I I
I I
I I
UAV X
X X
X X X
X X X X
X X
I I I X X I
I I
I I I
I I X
X X
X X X X XX
I I I
I I I I
XXXX
XXX XX X I
I I
I I
XXXX
XXX XX
I I I
I I I I
I I
X X
X X
X X
X X I I X XX
OSC
OSC
XXX
XXXX
OSC
X X
X X X
X X X X
OSC
I I
I I I X
I I I I
I I I X

22. OSC OSC Reserve I I I X I I X I X X X I I I I X I I I I X SPF I I UAV

23. Marsh Marsh Mountains Marsh Forest C Laser Counterattack Marsh ForestX X
Mountains C X X
Marsh X X
Forest X
Laser
X X X
Marsh
X X X
Counterattack X X
Forest
LEGEND
Retain
Occupy
Contain X X
LEGEND
Ambush
Disrupt
Fix
Contain
Ctr Attack
Enemy SPOD
X X X X I

24. Road
Road

25. Road

26. Mountains
Trail
Road

30. Marsh

31. Forest