Military operations are human endeavors conducted in dynamic and uncertain operational environments to achieve a political purpose. Army forces, as part of a joint team, conduct unified land operations to shape operational environments,…Current105 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
ATP 1-05.01 describes the planning process for religious support execution, using the operations process (plan, prepare, execute, and assess). Religious support planning must be detailed and integrated in order to support diverse Soldier…Current92 pagesOther
ATP 1-05.02 establishes a common understanding, foundational concepts, and methods for executing religious support during funeral services and memorial events. ATP 1-05.02 provides comprehensive doctrinal guidance on religious support…Current54 pagesOther
ATP 1-05.03 expands upon FM 1-05, Religious Support, in describing external advisement as a required capability of chaplain sections and unit ministry teams. Chaplain sections and unit ministry teams advise commanders at all echelons in…Current64 pagesOther
23 March 2017 ATP 1-05.04 (INCL C1) v Introduction + ATP 1-05.04 expands upon FM 1-05, Religious Support, in describing internal advisement as a required capability of unit ministry teams (UMTs) and chaplain sections advising commanders at…Current80 pagesOther
ATP 1-05.05 expands upon FM 1-05, Religious Support, in describing care to the wounded as a core competency of chaplain sections and unit ministry teams. Chaplain sections and unit ministry teams execute this competency for units and…Current70 pagesOther
ATP 1-06.3 provides doctrinal guidance to commanders and financial managers on how to leverage existing programs and technology, and identify and implement new technologies. The goal is to reduce cash on the battlefield, improve the…Current44 pagesSustainment
ATP 3-04.13 describes techniques for conducting and performing battle damage assessment (BDA), repairing, and recovering helicopters and small aircraft in all types of Army operations. BDA, repair, and recovery are small unit actions at…Current50 pagesAviation
15 JUN 2023 ATP 3-07.10/MCRP 3-03D.1/NTTP 3-07.5/AFTTP 3-2.76 i PREFACE 1. Purpose This multi-Service tactics, techniques, and procedures (MTTP) publication assists in advising foreign security forces (FSF). It serves as a reference to…Current208 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
ATP 3-90.1 has been updated and provided as an Army techniques publication per 2015 Doctrine Strategy. In addition to doctrine changes, a significant effort has been made to eliminate redundancies with parent doctrinal manuals. The result…Current332 pagesSmall Unit Tactics
Army MEDLOG, as one of the ten medical functions, is an integral part of the AHS. It provides intensive life cycle management of medical products and services that are used almost exclusively by the AHS and its joint partners and are…Current128 pagesMedical TCCC
The Section One (1) of Table of Organization and Equipment 08528KA00, approved on 19 January 2017 designates this organization as a medical detachment and assigns it the title of "medical detachment, forward resuscitative and surgical."…Current46 pagesMedical TCCC
30 April 2014 ATP 4-25.12 (INCL C2) 1-1 Chapter 1 Unit Field Sanitation Teams HISTORY 1-1. Historically, in every conflict up through World War II, in which the United States was involved, approximately 20 percent of hospital admissions…Current174 pagesMedical TCCC
ATP 4-32.3 discusses and articulates the roles of the company, platoon, and team operations. ATP 4-32.3 addresses the adapted changes to the organizational structure from the approved EOD force design update. ATP 4-32.3 expands on company,…Current80 pagesEngineering
Since September 2010, ASA(ALT) forward support teams have been deployed to Kuwait, Iraq, and Afghanistan to provide control, coordination, integration, and synchronization of Army systems support related to acquisition efforts within the…Current30 pagesSustainment
ATP 6-22.1 provides knowledge, skills, processes, guidelines, and techniques to develop Army leaders through effective feedback. Such knowledge, skills, and behaviors increase the effectiveness of Army missions while improving its…Current88 pagesLeadership Training
Army organizations rely on effective teams to complete tasks, achieve objectives, and accomplish missions. The ability to build teams through mutual trust and maintain effective, cohesive teams throughout military operations is an…Current66 pagesLeadership Training
The mission, purpose, and goals were the foundation to start integrating a reconstruction and stability effort in Iraq. Consequently, these goals embody the post conflict reconstruction task framework established in May 2002, which…Lessons Learned58 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
The government of Iraq is successfully transitioning from combating an insurgency and rebuilding its infrastructure to a strong sovereign state that no longer requires U.S. government assistance. Key to this success is the provincial…Lessons Learned163 pagesEngineering
The Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan is combating an insurgency and simultaneously rebuilding its infrastructure to become a strong sovereign state no longer requiring assistance from the U.S. government (USG) or other…Lessons Learned223 pagesEngineering
FM 10-23-2 PART ONE RESPONSIBILITIES, BUDGETS, MANPOWER, CONTRACTS, AND MANAGEMENT CHAPTER 1 RESPONSIBILITIES GENERAL The Army Food Service Program covers the people, processes, and resources involved in feeding soldiers worldwide.…Archive284 pagesSustainment
FM 100-10 time, available resources are declining. Such changes in the national environment drive changes in national strategy. In responding to those changes, the Army has become a force projection, rather than a forward deployed, Army.…Archive115 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
PART ONE Support: The Key To Operational Success As part of a joint team, Army forces are central to the theater campaign. In today's force projection Army, planning and executing major operations to support a theater campaign are…Archive213 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
The mission of the United States Army is to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States of America. The Army does this by deterring war and, when deterrence fails, by achieving quick, decisive victory on and off the…Archive163 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
This edition of Field Manual (FM) 20-11 is an authorized reprint of United States (US) Navy diving manual SS521-AG-PRO-010. The references identified in this preface provide specific Army doctrine that differs from the Navy doctrine…Archive944 pagesEngineering
The purpose of this publication is to assist individual service members, unit commanders, unit leaders, and field sanitation teams (FSTs) in preventing disease and nonbattle injury (DNBI). The publication provides information on preventive…Archive161 pagesMedical TCCC
I n t r o d u c t i o n T he air-land battlefield will be more intense than any we have known before. Units throughout the battlefield will experience the shock of battle, requiring readiness of all soldiers—combat arms, combat support,…Archive85 pagesLeadership Training
The guided missile system, surface attack: M47 (Dragon), is a man-portable, shoulder-fired, medium antitank weapon referred to in this manual as Dragon. It is capable of defeating armored vehicles, fortified bunkers, concrete gun…Archive187 pagesMarksmanship Weapons
FM 25-6 BASIC FIELD MANUAL DOG TEAM TRANSPORTATION (This manual supersedes TR 1380-20, June 15, 1926) CHAPTER 1 SLED DOG 1. UsE or Doc TEAMS-Dog transportation is useful under conditions of snow and ice which preclude the use of horses,…Historic83 pagesLeadership Training
1-1 PART ONE The Environment of Operations The Army's deployment is the surest sign of America's commitment to accomplishing any mission that occurs on land. "The Army Vision," 1999 Part One discusses the Army's role in peace, conflict,…Archive318 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
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