ADP 3-37
A manual aligned with ADP 3-0 that provides authoritative guidance for planning and executing protection in support of Army operations across competition below armed conflict, crisis, and armed conflict. It establishes the doctrinal foundation for operational and foundational protection to preserve combat power and enable freedom of action across all domains.
ATP 5-19
A systematic process to identify hazards, assess tactical and operational risks, and implement physical, educational, or hazard elimination controls to preserve combat power and ensure mission success.
FM 3-01
Coordinating active and passive defense measures to defeat, nullify, or reduce the effectiveness of enemy aerial threats, including missiles, rockets, mortars, and unmanned aircraft.
FM 3-11
The employment of specialized capabilities to assess vulnerabilities, protect friendly forces, and mitigate hazards (including toxic industrial chemicals) to retain freedom of tactical action.
ATP 3-12.3
Provides doctrinal techniques for electromagnetic protection, emission control, and spectrum deconfliction to protect friendly communications and prevent threat detection and targeting.
ATP 3-39.30
Providing civil security and control to separate noncombatants from combat operations, execute curfews, restrict movement, and support dislocated civilian processing.
ATP 3-13.3
Identifying and protecting critical information and observable indicators of friendly actions, preventing enemy systems from deriving actionable intelligence from unclassified indicators.
FM 3-12
Securing and defending the Department of Defense Information Network–Army (DODIN-A) utilizing defense-in-depth, cybersecurity activities, and internal defensive measures.
FM 3-50
Military efforts taken to prepare for and execute the recovery and reintegration of isolated, captured, or missing personnel back to friendly military control.
ATP 3-39.10
Integrating policing and law enforcement tasks to maintain order, investigate crime, shape civil safety, and preserve combat power both in theater and at home station.
FM 6-27
Summarizes the law and practice under LOAC, establishing operational guidelines for the conduct of hostilities, humane treatment of war victims and detainees, and rules for armed conflict.
ATP 3-39.30
Regulatory measures to control the movement, consumption, and production of local natural or man-made material resources to deny support to adversaries and enforce public order.
FM 4-02
Continuous medical prevention, dental support, stress control, veterinary services, and public health measures designed to prevent disease, mitigate stress, and conserve force fitness.
FM 3-81
Provides doctrinal guidance for employing the Maneuver Enhancement Brigade (MEB) across unified land operations, including support area operations and synchronization of protection tasks.