Preface
MDMP Steps
References

Chapter 1. Key Doctrinal Concepts
I.	Doctrine
II.	Land Force Dominance
III.	Basic Concepts and Definitions

Chapter 2. Organization and Equipment
I.	Introduction
II.	Corps and Division
III.	Infantry and Armored Units
IV.	Ground Cavalry Units
V.	Army Aviation
VI.	Artillery
VII.	Engineers
VIII.	Air Defense
IX.	Military Intelligence
X.	Chemical
XI.	Equipment

Chapter 3. Maneuver
I.	Introduction
II.	Heavy Maneuver
III.	Cavalry and Scout
IV.	Light Infantry Operations
V.	Aviation

Chapter 4. Intelligence
4-1	Mission
4-2	Intelligence
4-3	Developing PIR
4-4	Synchronization
4-5	IPB / MDMP
4-6	Electroninc Warfare
4-7	EW Support
4-8	Intelligence Ops
4-9	Tactical Organizations

Chapter 5. Fire Support
I .	Doctrine
II.	Employment Considerations
III.	System and Weapon Data
IV.	Command and Control
V.	Planning Factors
VI.	Naval Surface Fire Support
VII.	Mortars
VIII.	Target Acquisition
IX.	Psychological Operations

Chapter 6. Air Defense
6-1	Doctrine
6-2	Tactical Tasks
6-3	Weapons & Sensors
6-4	Command & Control
6-5	Planning Factors

Chapter 7. Mobility and Survivability
I.	Engineer
II.	Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical
III.	Military Police

Chapter 8. Battlefield Calculations
I.	Movement Planning
II.	Seeing, Hitting, and Killing
III.	Relative Combat Power

Chapter 9. United States Air Force Operations
I.	Mission / Organization
II.	USAF Space Operations
III.	USAF Aircraft / Capabilities / Munitions

Chapter 10. United States Navy Operations
10-1	Organization
10-2	Capabilities
10-3	Warfare Tasks
10-4	Supporting Tasks
10-5	General Information
10-6	Organization for Cbt
10-7	Aircraft Carriers
10-8	Surface Combatants
10-9	Submarines
10-10	Amphibious Warfare
10-11	Auxiliary Vessels
10-12	Mine Warfare

Chapter 11. United States Marine Corps Operations
I.	Mission / Organization
II.	General Information

Chapter 12. Reconnaissance and Security
12-1	Reconnaissance
12-2	Security
12-3	Counterreconnaissance
12-4	R&S Planning

Chapter 13. Military Decisionmaking Process (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures)
I.	Introduction
II.	Commander’s Critical Information Requirements
III.	Missions
IV.	Nesting Sketch
V.	COA Development Workbook
VI.	Analyze the Dynamics of Combat Power
VII.	Corps Course of Action Statement and Sketch
VIII.	Division Course of Action Statement and Sketch
IX.	Brigade and Task Force Rehearsals
X.	Standard Briefing Format

Chapter 14. Information Operations
14-1	References
14-2	Information Dominance
14-3	Components of IO
14-4	IO Planning & Execution
14-5	IO Planning
14-6	Information Management

Force Ratios
Glossary

*This publication supersedes ST 100-3, 1 July 1998.