HR doctrine must be detailed enough for HR professionals to focus on what tasks must be accomplished, yet not be so prescriptive that it prohibits the freedom to adapt to operational circumstances and the unique requirements that often…Archive132 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
ATP 1-0.1 merges ATP 1-0.1 and ATP 1-0.2 into one new publication. ATP 1-0.1 nests with FM 1-0 and expands on techniques used to provide HR support. ATP 1-0.1 provides doctrinal guidance and techniques for conducting continuous…Current200 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
1. Purpose This publication will improve coordination and understanding during multi-Service operations. A brevity code is a code that provides no security. Its sole purpose is the shortening of messages rather than the concealment of…Current88 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
This Army Techniques Publication (ATP) provides doctrinal guidance and procedures required for personnel who are appointed to perform duties as pay agents (PAs) and field ordering officers (FOOs). ATP 1-06.1 has five chapters and one…Archive48 pagesSustainment
ATP 1-06.2 provides doctrinal guidance to commanders and financial managers on how to leverage existing programs like the CERP, which has become a critical capability in the commander's toolbox for conducting stability, development, and…Current90 pagesSustainment
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 1-06.4 provides Army financial management with the techniques and practices to integrate management internal controls into key aspects of FM. This publication provides an initial overview of management internal controls and expands…Current36 pagesSustainment
ATP 1-19, Army Bands, provides doctrinal guidance and direction for bands across all components. This publication provides an overview of Army Bands support to Army operations and internal band operations. This revision of ATP 1-19…Current76 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
Army Techniques Publication (ATP) 1-20, Military History Operations, is the first historical ATP released under Doctrine 2015. It replaces FM 1-20. ATP 1-20 makes numerous changes from the now obsolete FM 1-20. ATP 1-20 includes a…Current74 pagesDoctrine Philosophy
ATP 2-01 establishes doctrine for the specific functions under planning requirements and assessing collection. It expands on the principles in FM 3-55. ATP 2-01 should be used in conjunction with FM 3-55 and with FM 2-0. It outlines the…Archive116 pagesRecon Intel
01 March 2019 ATP 2-01.3 (INCL C3) ix Acknowledgement The term Cyber Kill Chain, including Cyber Kill Chain methodology, in paragraphs D-33 through D-37, has been used with permission from Lockheed Martin Corporation,…Current232 pagesRecon Intel
Intelligence support to Army targeting is a specialized and synchronized effort as it overlaps with all components of the intelligence warfighting function. Specifically, intelligence support to Army targeting incorporates several…Current108 pagesRecon Intel
GEOINT, in its most basic form as an intelligence discipline, includes— • Imagery. • Imagery intelligence. • Geospatial information. This composition forms the foundation of Army GEOINT products and allows the Army to build on that…Current112 pagesRecon Intel
ATP 2-33.4 discusses doctrinal techniques—descriptive methods for performing missions, functions, or tasks as they apply to intelligence analysis. ATP 2-33.4— Describes the intelligence analysis process. Discusses structured analytic…Current174 pagesRecon Intel
Air and Missile Defense IPB is a systematic continuous process of analyzing the adversary's aerial and Tactical Ballistic Missile (TBM) forces and environment in a specific geographic area and the battlefield around it. By determining the…Current90 pagesFires
The purpose of this FM is to provide doctrine on the structure, training, tactical employment and operations of the ADAM cell. There is ADAM cells in the corps, division, brigade combat teams (BCTs) (Heavy, Infantry, and Stryker) and the…Current152 pagesFires
ATP 3-01.64 describes Army ADA in near term or current operations and discusses emerging changes to Army ADA includes the transformation from weapon system capabilities to an integrated joint team at strategic, operational, and tactical…Current102 pagesFires
ATP 3-01.7 describes the ADA brigade techniques and organization in support of the ADA battalions and battery's. ATP 3-01.7 is a revision of FM 3-01.7, Air Defense Artillery Brigade Operations, last published in February 2011. ATP 3-01.7…Current72 pagesFires
ATP 3-01.8, focuses on how a combined arms force protects themselves from an adversary's air attack. Aerial threats include Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS); fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft; rockets, artillery, and mortars (RAM); ballistic…Current68 pagesFires
ATP 3-01.81 establishes how the Army prevents threat UAS from impacting Army operations. Threat UAS are a condition of the modern battlefield that must be accounted for by leaders and Soldiers at every echelon. Countering unmanned aircraft…Current106 pagesFires
26 January 2012 ATP 3-04.94 1-1 Chapter 1 Purpose, Organization, and Mission Command The FARP enables commanders to extend their reach within the brigade combat team (BCT), division, or corps areas of operation (AO) during attack, air…Archive124 pagesAviation
ATP 3-04.119 shapes the way SSB forces operate and guides leaders and Soldiers in the conduct of training and operations. This document is not prescriptive and is not a substitute for creative thought or initiative. SSB operations are…Current64 pagesAviation
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
21 Sep 2023 ATP 3-04.16 vii Introduction This publication focuses on Army Aviation airfield operations and management throughout the range of military operations. ATP 3-04.16 covers fundamental airfield considerations and discusses the…Current154 pagesAviation
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