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− | *'' | + | *''ABNCS:'' airborne control station |
− | *''AOR'' | + | *''AC:'' hydrogen cyanide |
− | *''AP'': | + | *''ACC:'' assistant crossing commander |
− | *''APOD'' | + | *''ACO:'' airspace coordination order |
− | *'' | + | *''ACP:'' air control point |
− | *''AT'': antitank | + | *''ADAAS:'' air defense/antiarmor system |
− | *''ATGM'' | + | *''admin:'' administration |
− | *'' | + | *''AFCS:'' automated fire control system |
− | *'' | + | *''afl:'' affiliated |
− | *'' | + | *''AFS:'' administrative force structure |
− | *''C2'' | + | *''AGL:'' above ground level; automatic grenade launcher |
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− | + | *''AKO:'' Army Knowledge Online | |
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− | + | *''AOP:'' aerial observation post; air observer platoon | |
− | + | *''AOR:'' area of responsibility | |
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− | + | *''AP:'' antipersonnel; attack position | |
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− | + | *''APOD:'' aerial port of debarkation | |
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− | + | *''ARNG:'' Army National Guard | |
− | + | *''ARNGUS:'' Army National Guard of the United States | |
− | + | *''ASP:'' aviation support plan | |
− | + | *''AT:'' antitank | |
− | + | *''ATDL:'' antitank disposable launcher | |
− | + | *''ATGL:'' antitank grenade launcher | |
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− | *'' | + | *''ATO:'' air tasking order |
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− | + | *''AWACS:'' airborne warning and control system | |
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− | + | *''BDET'' battalion-size detachment ''bn'' battalion ''BP'' battle position ''BTG'' brigade tactical group ''btry'' battery ''C2'' command and control ''C3D'' camouflage, concealment, cover and deception ''cal'' caliber ''CAO'' chief of airspace operations ''CBP'' complex battle position '''CBRN''' chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear '''CC''' crossing commander '''CCD''' charged-coupled device '''CDET''' company-size detachment '''cdr''' commander '''CELT''' chief of engineer liaison teams '''CFSC''' chief of fire support coordination '''CG''' phosgene (chemical agent) '''CGS''' Chief of the General Staff '''cm''' centimeter(s) '''cmd''' command '''co''' company '''COA''' course of action '''COE''' Contemporary Operational Environment '''combo''' combination '''COP''' command and observation post '''COR''' chief of reconnaissance '''COS''' chief of staff '''COTS''' commercial off-the-shelf '''CP''' command post '''CR''' counterreconnaissance '''CRD''' counterreconnaissance detachment '''CRZ''' counterreconnaissance zone '''CS''' combat support; tear gas '''CSOP''' combat security outpost '''CSS''' combat service support '''CTC''' combat training center '''CTID''' COE and Threat Integration Directorate '''DAR''' deep attack and reconnaissance '''DAS''' direct air support '''DC''' deputy commander '''decon''' decontamination '''ded''' dedicated '''dep''' deputy '''DF''' direction-finding '''div''' division; divisional '''DOD''' Department of Defense '''DP''' diphosgene (chemical agent) '''DTG''' division tactical group '''DZ''' drop zone '''EA''' electronic attack '''ECP''' engineer checkpoint '''ELINT''' electronic intelligence '''EO''' electro-optical '''ERP''' engineer reconnaissance patrol '''EW''' electronic warfare '''EXJAM''' expendable jammer '''FAC''' forward air controller '''FARC''' Fuerzas Armadas Revolutionarias de Colombia '''FARP''' forward arming and refueling point '''FCP''' forward command post '''FDC''' fire direction center '''FG''' field group '''FM''' field manual '''FOP''' forward observation post '''FP''' fighting patrol '''FSCC''' fire support coordination center '''ft''' feet '''G''' a type of nerve agent '''GB''' sarin (nerve agent) '''GHz''' gigahertz '''GPS''' global positioning system '''H''' mustard gas '''h''' hour (in km/h) '''HAHO''' high-altitude high-opening '''HALO''' high-altitude low-opening '''HC''' hexachloroethane '''HCB''' hexachlorobenzene '''HE''' high-explosive '''HF''' high-frequency '''HK''' hunter-killer | |
− | + | *'''HMG''' heavy machinegun '''HPT''' high-payoff target '''HQ''' Headquarters '''HT''' Hybrid Threat for training '''HUMINT''' human intelligence '''HVT''' high-value target '''IA''' information attack '''IADS''' integrated air defense system '''IED''' imitative electronic deception; improvised explosive device '''IFC''' integrated fires command '''IFF''' identification, friend or foe '''IFV''' infantry fighting vehicle '''IMD''' independent mission detachment '''inf''' Infantry '''info''' Information '''INFOWAR''' information warfare '''intel''' Intelligence '''IP''' initial point '''IR''' Infrared '''IRP''' independent reconnaissance patrol '''ISC''' integrated support command '''ISG''' integrated support group '''JP''' joint publication '''km''' kilometer(s) '''km/h''' kilometers per hour '''L''' lewisite (chemical agent) '''LLL''' low-light-level (television) '''LOC''' line of communications '''LOP''' lateral observation post '''LOR''' limit of responsibility '''LRR''' long-range reconnaissance '''LTD''' laser target designator '''LZ''' landing zone '''m''' meter(s) '''m/s''' meters per second '''MANPADS''' manportable air defense system '''MCP''' main command post '''MED''' manipulative electronic deception '''mm''' millimeter(s) '''MMW''' millimeter wave '''MOD''' Ministry of Defense | |
− | + | *'''MRL''' multiple rocket launcher '''MRP''' mobile reconnaissance post '''MSD''' movement support detachment '''MSR''' main supply route '''MSS''' mission support site '''NATO''' North Atlantic Treaty Organization '''NCA''' National Command Authority '''NCO''' noncommissioned officer '''ND''' Neodymium '''NGO''' nongovernmental organization '''nm''' nanometer(s) '''NOE''' nap-of-the earth '''NRT''' near real time '''OD''' obstacle detachment '''OE''' operational environment '''OP''' observation post '''OPFOR''' opposing force '''OR''' operational readiness '''OSC''' operational-strategic command '''PEL''' predicted enemy location '''plt''' Platoon '''PMESII-PT''' political, military, economic, social, information, infrastructure, physical environment, and time (memory aid for operational variables) '''POL''' petroleum, oils, and lubricants '''PSYWAR''' psychological warfare '''PWP''' plasticized white phosphorus '''PZ''' pick-up zone '''QRF''' quick response force '''RCS''' radar cross section '''RD''' reconnaissance detachment '''RDD''' radiological dispersal device (“dirty bomb”) '''RDL''' General Dennis J. Reimer Training and Doctrine Digital Library '''recon''' reconnaissance '''RED''' radiological exposure device '''RISTA''' reconnaissance, intelligence, surveillance, and target acquisition '''ROZ''' restricted operations zone '''RP''' reconnaissance patrol; red phosphorus '''RPV''' remotely piloted vehicle '''RTO''' radio telephone operator '''RZ''' reference zone '''SACLOS''' semiautomatic command-to-line-of-sight (guidance) | |
− | + | *'''SAM''' surface-to-air missile '''SATCOM''' satellite communications '''SBP''' simple battle position '''SCP''' strategic campaign plan; sustainment command post '''SEAD''' suppression of air enemy defenses '''SED''' simulative electronic deception '''sep''' Separate '''SHC''' Supreme High Command '''SHF''' super-high-frequency '''SID''' Strategic Integration Department '''SIGINT''' signals intelligence '''SOCC''' support operations coordination center '''SP''' self-propelled '''SPF''' special-purpose forces '''SPOD''' sea port of debarkation '''spt''' Supporting '''SSM''' surface-to-surface missile '''SUSCP''' sustainment command post '''svc''' service; services '''TC''' training circular '''TCP''' traffic control point '''tech''' Technical '''TIC''' toxic industrial chemical '''TOE''' table of organization and equipment '''TRADOC''' U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command '''TRISA''' TRADOC G-2 Intelligence Support Activity '''TTP''' tactics, techniques, and procedures '''TUV''' tactical utility vehicle '''TV''' Television '''U.S.''' United States '''UAV''' unmanned aerial vehicle '''UD''' urban detachment '''UHF''' ultra-high-frequency '''USAR''' United States Army Reserve '''V''' a type of nerve agent '''VEESS''' vehicle engine exhaust smoke system '''VHF''' very-high-frequency '''VO''' visual observer '''VTDP''' vectoring and target designation post '''WMD''' weapons of mass destruction '''WP''' white phosphorus | |
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==SECTION II – TERMS== | ==SECTION II – TERMS== |
Revision as of 17:51, 21 July 2017
SECTION I – ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
- AFS: administrative force structure
- mm: micrometer(s)
- AA: antiaircraft
- ABNCS: airborne control station
- AC: hydrogen cyanide
- ACC: assistant crossing commander
- ACO: airspace coordination order
- ACP: air control point
- ADAAS: air defense/antiarmor system
- admin: administration
- AFCS: automated fire control system
- afl: affiliated
- AFS: administrative force structure
- AGL: above ground level; automatic grenade launcher
- AIRCP: airborne command post
- AKO: Army Knowledge Online
- ALR: antilanding reserve
- ALTCP: alternate command post
- AOP: aerial observation post; air observer platoon
- AOR: area of responsibility
- AOS: airspace operations subsection
- AP: antipersonnel; attack position
- APC: armored personnel carrier
- APOD: aerial port of debarkation
- AR: Army regulation
- ARNG: Army National Guard
- ARNGUS: Army National Guard of the United States
- ASP: aviation support plan
- AT: antitank
- ATDL: antitank disposable launcher
- ATGL: antitank grenade launcher
- ATGM: antitank guided missile
- ATO: air tasking order
- ATR: antitank reserve
- ATV: all-terrain vehicle
- AUXCP: auxiliary command post
- AWACS: airborne warning and control system
- bde brigade
- BDET battalion-size detachment bn battalion BP battle position BTG brigade tactical group btry battery C2 command and control C3D camouflage, concealment, cover and deception cal caliber CAO chief of airspace operations CBP complex battle position CBRN chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear CC crossing commander CCD charged-coupled device CDET company-size detachment cdr commander CELT chief of engineer liaison teams CFSC chief of fire support coordination CG phosgene (chemical agent) CGS Chief of the General Staff cm centimeter(s) cmd command co company COA course of action COE Contemporary Operational Environment combo combination COP command and observation post COR chief of reconnaissance COS chief of staff COTS commercial off-the-shelf CP command post CR counterreconnaissance CRD counterreconnaissance detachment CRZ counterreconnaissance zone CS combat support; tear gas CSOP combat security outpost CSS combat service support CTC combat training center CTID COE and Threat Integration Directorate DAR deep attack and reconnaissance DAS direct air support DC deputy commander decon decontamination ded dedicated dep deputy DF direction-finding div division; divisional DOD Department of Defense DP diphosgene (chemical agent) DTG division tactical group DZ drop zone EA electronic attack ECP engineer checkpoint ELINT electronic intelligence EO electro-optical ERP engineer reconnaissance patrol EW electronic warfare EXJAM expendable jammer FAC forward air controller FARC Fuerzas Armadas Revolutionarias de Colombia FARP forward arming and refueling point FCP forward command post FDC fire direction center FG field group FM field manual FOP forward observation post FP fighting patrol FSCC fire support coordination center ft feet G a type of nerve agent GB sarin (nerve agent) GHz gigahertz GPS global positioning system H mustard gas h hour (in km/h) HAHO high-altitude high-opening HALO high-altitude low-opening HC hexachloroethane HCB hexachlorobenzene HE high-explosive HF high-frequency HK hunter-killer
- HMG heavy machinegun HPT high-payoff target HQ Headquarters HT Hybrid Threat for training HUMINT human intelligence HVT high-value target IA information attack IADS integrated air defense system IED imitative electronic deception; improvised explosive device IFC integrated fires command IFF identification, friend or foe IFV infantry fighting vehicle IMD independent mission detachment inf Infantry info Information INFOWAR information warfare intel Intelligence IP initial point IR Infrared IRP independent reconnaissance patrol ISC integrated support command ISG integrated support group JP joint publication km kilometer(s) km/h kilometers per hour L lewisite (chemical agent) LLL low-light-level (television) LOC line of communications LOP lateral observation post LOR limit of responsibility LRR long-range reconnaissance LTD laser target designator LZ landing zone m meter(s) m/s meters per second MANPADS manportable air defense system MCP main command post MED manipulative electronic deception mm millimeter(s) MMW millimeter wave MOD Ministry of Defense
- MRL multiple rocket launcher MRP mobile reconnaissance post MSD movement support detachment MSR main supply route MSS mission support site NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization NCA National Command Authority NCO noncommissioned officer ND Neodymium NGO nongovernmental organization nm nanometer(s) NOE nap-of-the earth NRT near real time OD obstacle detachment OE operational environment OP observation post OPFOR opposing force OR operational readiness OSC operational-strategic command PEL predicted enemy location plt Platoon PMESII-PT political, military, economic, social, information, infrastructure, physical environment, and time (memory aid for operational variables) POL petroleum, oils, and lubricants PSYWAR psychological warfare PWP plasticized white phosphorus PZ pick-up zone QRF quick response force RCS radar cross section RD reconnaissance detachment RDD radiological dispersal device (“dirty bomb”) RDL General Dennis J. Reimer Training and Doctrine Digital Library recon reconnaissance RED radiological exposure device RISTA reconnaissance, intelligence, surveillance, and target acquisition ROZ restricted operations zone RP reconnaissance patrol; red phosphorus RPV remotely piloted vehicle RTO radio telephone operator RZ reference zone SACLOS semiautomatic command-to-line-of-sight (guidance)
- SAM surface-to-air missile SATCOM satellite communications SBP simple battle position SCP strategic campaign plan; sustainment command post SEAD suppression of air enemy defenses SED simulative electronic deception sep Separate SHC Supreme High Command SHF super-high-frequency SID Strategic Integration Department SIGINT signals intelligence SOCC support operations coordination center SP self-propelled SPF special-purpose forces SPOD sea port of debarkation spt Supporting SSM surface-to-surface missile SUSCP sustainment command post svc service; services TC training circular TCP traffic control point tech Technical TIC toxic industrial chemical TOE table of organization and equipment TRADOC U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command TRISA TRADOC G-2 Intelligence Support Activity TTP tactics, techniques, and procedures TUV tactical utility vehicle TV Television U.S. United States UAV unmanned aerial vehicle UD urban detachment UHF ultra-high-frequency USAR United States Army Reserve V a type of nerve agent VEESS vehicle engine exhaust smoke system VHF very-high-frequency VO visual observer VTDP vectoring and target designation post WMD weapons of mass destruction WP white phosphorus
SECTION II – TERMS
hybrid threat
The diverse and dynamic combination of regular forces, irregular forces, and/or criminal elements all unified to achieve mutually benefitting effects.
operational environment
A composite of the conditions, circumstances, and influences that affect the employment of capabilities and bear on the decisions of the commander. (JP 3-0)
operational variables
Those interrelated aspects of an operational environment, both military and nonmilitary, that differ from one operational environment to another and define the nature of a particular operational environment. The eight operational variables are political, military, economic, social, information, infrastructure, physical environment, and time. See PMESII-PT.
PMESII-PT
A memory aid for the operational variables used to describe an operational environment: political, military, economic, social, information, infrastructure, physical environment, and time.