Army Operational Framework: Organizing the Force for Battlefield Success¶
U.S. Army Center for Army Lessons Learned. (2019). Army Operational Framework: Organizing the Force for Battlefield Success: Organizing the Force for Battlefield Success.
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- Preparatory Field Conditioning
- Military operational design. Shaping sits in doctrine as a category distinct from the decisive operation: suppression of air defences ahead of a strike package, counter-battery fire, interdiction of reserves, and deception intended to move the dispositions the decisive act will meet.
This sourceCarries the doctrinal definitions in which a shaping operation is an operation at any echelon that creates and preserves conditions for success of the decisive operation, making shaping a category distinct from the decisive operation it enables.
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The CALL handbook defines shaping operations as a category separate from the decisive operation, but it does not list SEAD, counter-battery fire, interdiction of reserves or deception.
“is an operation at any echelon that creates and preserves conditions for success of the decisive operation through effects on the enemy, other actors, and the terrain”
- Military operational design. Shaping sits in doctrine as a category distinct from the decisive operation: suppression of air defences ahead of a strike package, counter-battery fire, interdiction of reserves, and deception intended to move the dispositions the decisive act will meet.
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