ADP 3-0 describes how the Army, in multidomain operations, contributes to the joint operational concept of unified action to synchronize, coordinate, and integrate military activities designed to overcome the challenges posed by peer threats, such as Russia and China. These peer threats employ capabilities and formations unlikely to be defeated by single, decisive attacks focused on a specific domain. Army forces need an approach to victory based on the ability to build advantages over time, attacking multiple decisive points, across five domains—land, maritime, air, space, and cyberspace—and in all three dimensions: physical, information, and human. The strategic environment and U.S. policy drove the development of multidomain operations. The Army focuses its readiness on China and Russia because they pose the greatest threats to U.S.
DesignationADP 3-0
EditionMar 2025
StatusActive
ProponentTRADOC
Pages72
FunctionDoctrine Philosophy
CollectionCurrent Doctrine
Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. This publication supersedes ADP 3-0, dated 31 July 2019. HEADQUA