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IntroductionThe Doctrine Smart Book is a concise collection of Army doctrine summariesthat reflects current approved doctrine and is prepared by the CombinedArms Center at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The first half of the DoctrineSmart Book provides a visual representation of the Army’s doctrinalhierarchy and its corresponding joint doctrine. It illustrates the hierarchy ofArmy doctrine publications (ADPs) and Army doctrine reference publications(ADRPs). It then illustrates the hierarchy as it applies to the Army’s fieldmanuals (FMs). The remaining hierarchy details publications—includingFMs and Army techniques publications (ATPs)—by decisive action, types ofoperations, warfighting functions, and centers of excellence. The second halfof the Doctrine Smart Book consists of one-page synopses of each currentapproved ADP, ADRP, and FM. The first five publications listed are thoseapproved by the Chief of Staff of the Army. Each synopsis contains thecharacteristics, fundamentals, terms, and ideas as they are discussed ineach publication.The principal audience for the Doctrine Smart Book is all readers ofdoctrine—military, civilian, and contractor.The Doctrine Smart Book is uses Department of Defense terms whereapplicable.The preparing agency is the Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate, UnitedStates Army Combined Arms Center. Send questions, comments, andrecommendations to Commander, U.S. Army Combined Arms Center andFort Leavenworth, ATTN: ATZL-MCD (Doctrine Smart Book), 300McPherson Avenue, Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027-2337 or by e-mail il.mil.Release of this information does not imply any commitment or intenton the part of the U.S. government to provide any additionalinformation on any topic presented herein. This briefing is providedwith the understanding that the recipient government will makesimilar information available to the U.S. government upon request.Further dissemination is only as directed by CAC, CADD, or higherauthority. This determination was made on 17 November 2016.
Doctrine Smart Book17 November 2016ContentsPart One: Doctrine Hierarchy . 5ADPs and ADRPs . 6FMs . 7Decisive Action . 8Types of Operations . 9Mission Command . 10Maneuver . 11Intelligence . 12Fires . 13Protection . 14Maneuver Support Center of Excellence . 15Sustainment Transportation and Ordnance . 16Sustainment Quartermaster and Logistics . 17Sustainment Personnel and Health Services . 18Cyber . 19Special Operations . 20Air Land Sea Application Center (ALSA) . 21Space & Global Ballistic Missile Defense. 22Miscellaneous. 23Part Two: Doctrine Summaries . 25ADP 1, The Army . 26ADRP 1, The Army Profession . 27ADP 3-0 / ADRP 3-0, Operations. 28ADP 6-22 / ADRP 6-22, Army Leadership . 29ADP 7-0 / ADRP 7-0, Training Units and Developing Leaders . 30ADP 1-01, Doctrine Primer . 31ADP 1-02 / ADRP 1-02, Operational Terms and Military Symbols . 321
ADRP 1-03, The Army Universal Task List . 33ADP 2-0 / ADRP 2-0, Intelligence . 34ADP 3-05 / ADRP 3-05, Special Operations . 35ADP 3-07 / ADRP 3-07, Stability. 36ADP 3-09 / ADRP 3-09, Fires . 37ADP 3-28 / ADRP 3-28, Defense Support of Civil Authorities . 38ADP 3-37 / ADRP 3-37, Protection . 39ADP 3-90 / ADRP 3-90, Offense and Defense. 40ADP 4-0 / ADRP 4-0, Sustainment . 41ADP 5-0 / ADRP 5-0, The Operations Process . 42ADP 6-0 / ADRP 6-0, Mission Command. 43FM 1-0, Human Resources Support . 44FM 1-04, Legal Support to the Operational Army. 45FM 1-05, Religious Support . 46FM 1-06, Financial Management Operations . 47FM 2-0, Intelligence Operations . 48FM 2-22.3, HUMINT Collector Operations . 49FM 3-01, U.S. Air and Missile Defense Operations . 50FM 3-04, Army Aviation . 51FM 3-05, Army Special Operations . 52FM 3-07, Stability . 53FM 3-09, Field Artillery Operations and Fire Support . 54FM 3-11, Multi-Service Doctrine for CBRN Operations . 55FM 3-13, Information Operations . 56FM 3-14, Army Space Operations . 57FM 3-16, The Army in Multinational Operations . 58FM 3-18, Special Forces Operations . 59FM 3-22, Army Support to Security Cooperation . 60FM 3-24, Insurgencies and Countering Insurgencies . 61FM 3-27, Army Global Ballistic Missile Defense Operations . 62FM 3-34, Engineer Operations . 63FM 3-38, Cyber Electromagnetic Activities . 64FM 3-39, Military Police Operations . 652
FM 3-50, Army Personnel Recovery . 66FM 3-52, Airspace Control . 67FM 3-53, Military Information Support Operations . 68FM 3-55, Information Collection . 69FM 3-57, Civil Affairs Operations . 70FM 3-61, Public Affairs Operations . 71FM 3-63, Detainee Operations . 72FM 3-81, Maneuver Enhancement Brigade . 73FM 3-90-1, Offense and Defense . 74FM 3-90-2, Reconnaissance, Security, and Tactical Enabling Tasks . 75FM 3-94, Theater Army, Corps, and Division Operations . 76FM 3-96, Brigade Combat Team . 77FM 3-98, Reconnaissance and Security Operations . 78FM 3-99, Airborne and Air Assault Operations. 79FM 4-01, Army Transportation Operations . 80FM 4-02, Army Health System . 81FM 4-30, Ordnance Operations . 82FM 4-40, Quartermaster Operations . 83FM 4-95, Logistics Operations . 84FM 6-0, Commander and Staff Organization and Operations . 85FM 6-02, Signal Support to Operations. 86FM 6-05, Conventional Forces and Special Operations Forces Integration,Interoperability, and Interdependence . 87FM 6-22, Leader Development . 88FM 6-99, U.S. Army Report and Message Formats . 89FM 7-0, Train to Win in a Complex World . 90FM 7-22, Army Physical Readiness Training . 91Part Three: Additional References . 93Decisive action in support of unified land operations . 94The military decisionmaking process . 95Army command and support relationships . 963
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Part One:DoctrineHierarchyADPs and ADRPsFMsDecisive ActionTypes of OperationsMission CommandManeuverIntelligence FiresProtectionManeuver Support Center of ExcellenceSustainment Transportation and OrdnanceSustainment Quartermaster and LogisticsSustainment Personnel and Health ServicesCyberSpecial OperationsAir Land Sea Application Center (ALSA)Space & Global Ballistic Missile DefenseMiscellaneous5
ADPs and ADRPsJP 1DoctrineADPfor 1the ArmedForces of theThe ArmyUnited StatesADP 1-01ADRP 1DoctrinePrimerThe ArmyProfessionJP 3-0ADP 6-22JointADP 3-0OperationsADRP 3-0OperationsADRP 6-22ArmyLeadershipArmyLeadershipADRP 3-90OffenseandOffenseDefenseandDefenseADRP 7-0TBDTrainingUnits andDevelopingLeadersOperationsJP 3-07ADP 3-90ADP 7-0JP 3-28ADP 3-07JointStabilityADRP 3-07OperationsStabilityStabilityADP uthoritiesDefenseCivilSupport ofAuthoritiesCivilAuthoritiesJP 1-02ADP 5-0ADRP e ActionJP 2-0ADP 2-0JointIntelligenceADRP 2-0IntelligenceIntelligenceJP 3-09ADRP 4-0SustainmentSustainmentOperational ADRPTerms1-02OperationalandTerms andMilitaryMilitarySymbolsSymbols*ADRP 1-03The ArmyUniversalTask ListReferencesJP 4-0ADP 4-0JointLogisticsADP 1-02DictionaryADP 3-37ADRP 3-37ProtectionProtectionJP 3-31ADPJointFire3-09SupportADRP 3-09FiresFiresADP 6-0Commandand Controlof JointADRP 6-0MissionLandCommandOperationsMissionCommandJP 3-05ADP 3-05JointSpecialOperationsADRP hting FunctionsPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)UNCLASSIFIED6
FMsFM 3-07StabilityFM 3-90-1FM 3-0FM 3-90-2Offense andDefenseFM 3-81Recon,Security andTacticalEnablingTasksOperationsFM 7-22BrigadeTheaterArmy,Corps, FM 3-96FM 3-98BrigadeCombat TeamOperationsRecon andSecuritySpecialCategoryEnhancementDecisive ActionFM 6-0FM 6-22FM 6-27FM 6-99FM 7-0CDR & StaffOrganization& OperationsLeaderDevelopmentThe Law ofLandWarfareU.S. ArmyReport andMessageFormatsTrain to Winin aComplexWorldUnder review atDOD-OGCFM 3-94ManeuverOrganizationsOther EchelonsReference PublicationsFM 1-0FM 1-04FM 1-05FM 1-06FM 2-0FM 3-01U.S. ArmyAir andMissileDefenseOperationsFM 3-04FM 3-09FM 3-11FM 3-12FM 3-18HumanResourcesSupportLegalSupport ieldArtilleryOperationsand rfareOperationsSpecialForcesOperationsFM 3-34FM 3-39FM 3-53FM 3-57FM 3-61FM 4-01FM 4-02FM 4-30FM 4-40FM taryInformationSupportOperationsCivil ortationOperationsArmy upport chesFM 3-05FM 3-13FM 3-14FM 3-16FM 3-22ArmySpecialOperationsInformationOperationsArmy SpaceOperationsThe Army inMultinationalOperationsArmySupport toSecurityCooperationFM 3-38FM 3-50FM 3-52FM 3-55FM 3-63FM 3-99FM 4-95FM tionsAirborneand lForces andSpecial ceFM SSIFIEDTypes of Operations/Activities7FM 3-24FM 3-27InsurgenciesandCounteringInsurgenciesArmy shedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)
Decisive ActionJP 3-0JointOperationsADP 3-0ADRP 3-0OperationsOperationsJP 3-07ADP 3-90JointStabilityOperationsADRP 3-90Offense andDefenseOffense andJP 3-28ADP 3-07ADRP 3-07StabilityStabilityDefenseSupport ofCivilAuthoritiesDefenseFM 3-07FM 3-90-1FM 3-90-2JP 3-27ADRP 3-28DefenseSupport ofDefenseCivilSupport ofAuthoritiesCivilAuthoritiesHomelandDefenseATP 3-28.1StabilityOperationsOffense andDefenseReconnaissance,ADP 3-28JP 3-29JP 3-07.3JP reignInternalDefenseATP 3-07.5ATP 3-07.6JP 3-20StabilityTechniquesProtectionof CiviliansSecurityCooperationSecurity andTacticalEnabling TasksDefenseSupport ofCivilAuthoritiesALSAATP 3-28.2DSCA fortheCommanderATP 3-28.3DSCA forthe StaffATP 3-07.10ATP 3-07.31C1FM my Supportto SecurityCooperationALSAALSAATP blishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)
Types of OperationsJP 3-0EnvironmentsJointADP 3-0Operations ADRP 3-0OperationsMiscellaneousJP 3-02AmphibiousOperationsJP 3-03JointInterdictionCounterdrugOperationsJP 3-10JP 3-16InterorganizationalCoordinationduring JointOperationsJointSecurityOperationsin TheaterMultinationalOperationsJP 3-25JP 3-68NoncombatantEvacuationOperationsJP TP 3-72ATP HistoryOperationsATP 3-24.1ATP 3-24.3OperationalEnvironmentand Causesof InstabilityCultural andSituationalAwarenessATP 3-24.4ATP 3-24.5Shape, Clear,Hold, Build,TransitionPopulace andResourceControlOperationsATP 3-24.6ATP 3-24.2InsurgencyDynamics,Strategies, andCharacteristicsTactics inCounterInsurgencyATP loitationATP 3-90.20ATP 5-0.6ATP ntA PlannersGuide to theAllocationof ForcesPersonnelRecoveryFM 3-50FM 3-24FM 3-16ATP 3-06UrbanOperationsJP rgenciesFM 3-55ATP 6-0.5Joint UrbanOperationsJP 3-07.4JP 3-08CounteringThreatNetworksJP 3-06OperationsATP 3-50.20ATP n &RecoveryALSAATP 3-50.21ATP 3-50.22SurvivalEvasionandRecoveryATP 3-50.23ATP 3-50.24Resistanceand EscapeEnvironmentalSurvivalATP 3-90.97ATP 3-21.50MountainWarfare andColdWeatherOperationsInfantrySmall UnitMountainOperationsATP 3-06.11ATP 3-90.98CombinedArmsOperationsin UrbanTerrainJungleOperationsATP 3-06.1ATP ATP 3-06.20Cordon andSearchALSALegendPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)UNCLASSIFIED9
Mission CommandJP 3-31Commandand Controlof JointLandOperationsJP 3-13InformationFM 3-13OperationsInformationOperationsADP 6-0ADRP 6-0MissionCommandMissionCommandJP 6-0JointOperationPlanningJP 3-33FM 6-0Joint TaskForceHeadquartersCDR & StaffOrg & OpsJP 3-52AirspaceFM 3-52ControlJP 5-0JointCommunicationSystemADP 5-0ADRP 5-0TheOperationsTheProcessOperationsProcessFM 6-02SignalOperationsAirspaceControlATP 3-13.1ATP 3-52.1Assessmentin theInformationEnvironmentAirspaceControlFM 3-94ATP 3-91Division,Corps, andTheater ArmyOperationsDivisionOperationsATP 3-92ATP 3-93CorpsOperationsTheaterArmyOperationsATP 5-0.1ATP 5-19ATP 6-02.40ATP 6-02.43ATP 6-02.45Army DesignMethodologyRiskManagementTechniquesfor VisualInformationOperationsTechniquesfor the SignalSoldier inSupport ofOperationsTechniquesfor SignalSupportATP 1-02.1JP 2-01.3ATP 2-01.3ATP 6-02.53ATP 6-02.54ATP cePreparation ofthe OperationalEnvironmentIntelligencePreparationof theBattlefieldTechniquesfor TacticalRadioOperationsTechniquesfor SatelliteCommunicationsTechniquesfor theWarfighterInformationNetworkFM 6-99U.S. ArmyReport andMessageFormatsALSAATP 3-52.2Theater AirGroundSystemATP 3-90.90ATP 3-94.1ATP 6-01.1JP 3-60ATP 3-60ATP 6-02.70ATP 6-02.71ATP talLiaisonTeams(USAWC)Techniquesfor gTechniquesfor OperationsTacticalRadiosALSAATP 3-52.3Joint AirTrafficControlALSAATP 3-91.1ATP 3-94.2ATP 5-02.2JP 3-13.4ATP 6-02.73ATP 6-02.75DeepOperationsTechniquesfor RedTeamMilitaryDeceptionTactical ChatTechniques forCommunications ALSAALSALegendPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)UNCLASSIFIED10
ManeuverJP 3-04FM 3-90-2FM 3-96Recon, Securityand TacticalEnabling TasksBrigadeCombat TeamOperationsATP 3-90.6Techniquesfor theBrigadeCombatTeamJP 3-17JP 3-18Air MobilityOperationsForcibleEntryOperationsJointFM 3-04ShipboardHelicopterand M 3-98FM 3-99ATP 3-04.1ATP 3-04.2ATP 3-21.18Reconnaissanceand SecurityOperationsAirborne andAir tCombatSurvivability(Classified)FootMarchesATP 3-21.20ATP 3-21.21ATP 3-90.5ATP 3-20.96ATP 3-20.97ATP 3-21.38ATP 3-04.94ATP 3-04.64ATP 3-22.40The InfantryBattalion ofthe IBCTThe ssance SquadronReconnaissance TroopPathfinderOperationsForwardArming lEmploymentof Non-lethalWeaponsALSAATP 3-21.10ATP 3-21.11ATP 3-90.1ATP 3-20.98ATP 3-55.4ATP 3-99.1ATP 3-06.1ATP 3-17.2ATP 3-21.90The InfantryRifleCompanyThe SBCTInfantryRifleCompanyArmor andMechanizedInfantryCompanyTeamReconnaissance Employmentof MortarsALSAALSAATP 3-21.12ATP 3-20.16ATP 3-20.15ATP 3-55.93ATP 3-99.2ATP 3-06.20The InfantryWeaponsCompanyThe MobileGunSystemPlatoonThe TankPlatoonIntelligenceSurveillanceand ReconOptimizationALSAAir AssaultOperationsCordon andSearchATP 3-21.8ATP 3-21.91The InfantryRiflePlatoon andSquadTacticalEmploymentof AntiarmorPlatoons andSquadsLegendPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)UNCLASSIFIED11
IntelligenceJP 2-0JointIntelligenceADP 2-0ADRP 2-0IntelligenceFM 2-0IntelligenceIntelligenceOperationsJP 2-01ATP 2-01ATP 2-22.6JP 2-03ATP 2-22.4ATP 2-22.85JP 2-01.2Joint andNationalSupport toMilitaryOperationsPlanningRequirementsand tricsCI andHUMINTSupportALSAATP 2-91.7ATP 2-19.1ATP 2-01.3ATP 2-91.8ATP 2-22.7ATP 2-22.82FM 2-22.3IntelligenceSupport toDSCAEAC (S//NF)IntelligencePreparationof theBattlefieldTechniquesforDocumentand orOperationsATP 2-19.3ATP 2-33.4ATP 2-22.8ATP 2-22.9Divisionand Measurementand TechniquesATP 2-22.33(U) 2X and StaffProcedures andTechniques(S//NF)ATP 2-22.31ATP 2-22.2-1HUMANCIVolume 1(S//NF)INTELLIGENCEMILITARY SOURCEOPERATIONSTECHNIQUES (S//NF)ATP 2-19.4ATP 2-19.5ATP 2-22.2-2Brigade andBelowIntelligenceTechniquesMultifunctional Teams(MFTs)CIVolume 2(S//NF)LegendPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)UNCLASSIFIED12
FiresADP 3-09ADRP 3-09FiresFiresJP 3-09JP 3-01Joint FireSupportCounteringAir and FM 3-01MissileThreatsAir DefenseArtilleryOperationsFM 3-09FieldArtillery &Fire SptOpsATP 3-01.94ATP 3-01.9ATP 3-01.91ATP 3-01.31ATP 3-09.23ATP 3-09.24ATP 3-09.30JP 3-60JP 3-09.3AAMDCOperationsArmyIntegratedAir Close AirSupportATP 3-01.7ATP 3-01.15ATP 3-01.87ATP 3-01.50ATP 3-09.42ATP 3-09.50ATP 3-09.36ATP 3-60ATP 3-09.34ADABrigadeOperationsIntegratedAir DefenseSystemPatriotTechniquesADAM CellOperationsFireSupport forthe BCTCannonFiresBatteryThe JointFiresObserverTargetingKill BoxPlanning andEmploymentALSAALSAATP 3-01.85ATP 3-01.16ATP 3-01.18ATP 3-01.8ATP 3-09.60ATP 3-09.70ATP 3-09.32ATP 3-60.1ATP 3-55.6Patriot eStingerTechniquesCombinedArms forADAMLRSOperationsPaladinOperationsJFIREThe JointApplication ofFirepowerALSADynamicTargetingAir to SurfaceRadarSystemsEmploymentALSAALSAATP 3-01.64ATP 3-01.60ATP 3-01.4ATP 3-09.90ATP 3-09.02ATP 3-09.12Avenger BNand BtryOperationsCounterRocket,Artillery,and MortarJ-SEADDIVARTYOperationsand FireSupport forDivisionTechniquesfor FASurveyFA TargetAcquisitionALSAATP 3-01.48ATP tachmentLegendPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)ATP 3-60.2StrikeCoordination& ReconALSAUNCLASSIFIED13
ProtectionADP 3-37ADRP 3-37ProtectionProtectionJP 3-11Operations ina CBRNEnvironmentFM 3-11FM 3-39MilitaryPoliceOperationsCBRNOperationsJP 3-63DetaineeOperationsFM 3-63JP 3-34FM 3-34FM verEnhancementBDEDetaineeOperationsATP 3-11.36ATP 3-11.24JP 3-40ATP 3-39.10JP 3-15ATP 3-34.23ATP 3-90.4JP 3-15.1JP 3-26Barriers,Obstacles,and MineWarfare BrigadeCA onsCounterterrorismCBRNAspects of C2TechnicalCBRNE ForceEmploymentCounteringWeapons ofMassDestructionPoliceOperationsATP 3-11.32ATP 3-11.47ATP 3-11.23ATP 3-39.12ATP 3-39.11ATP 3-34.20ATP 3-34.22ATP 3-90.8ATP 3-90.37JP 3-07.2MTTP CBRNPassiveDefense VolI&IICERFP & HRFOperationsWMD-ELawEnforcementInvestigationMP ionsBCT andBelowCombinedArmsCountermobilityOperationsCA – CIEDAntiterrorismJP 3-41ATP 3-11.41ATP 3-11.46ATP 3-39.30ATP 3-39.20ATP 3-34.5ATP 3-90.61ATP 3-37.34ATP 3-37.15ATP 3-37.2CBRNConsequenceManagementCBRN CMWMD-CSTOperationsSecurity ThreatsAntiterrorismATP 3-11.50ATP 3-11.42ATP 3-11.37ATP 3-39.33ATP 3-39.32ATP 3-34.40ATP 3-37.10ATP 3-34.80JP efieldObscurationMTTP forInstallationEmergencyManagementCBRN ingBase CampsATP 3-39.35ATP 3-39.34ATP 3-34.81ATP ED14LegendPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)
Maneuver Support Center of ExcellenceADP 3-37ADRP 3-37ProtectionProtectionATP 3-11.36FM 3-11FM 3-39FM OperationsATP 3-11.24JP 3-40FM 3-63ATP 3-34.5ATP 3-39.10ATP 3-34.20FM 3-81ATP 3-37.2CBRNAspects of C2TechnicalCBRNE ForceEmploymentCounteringWeapons erEnhancementBDEAntiterrorismATP 3-11.32ATP 3-11.47ATP 3-11.23ATP 3-39.11ATP 3-39.12ATP 3-34.23ATP 3-34.22ATP 3-37.10ATP 3-37.15MTTP forCBRNPassiveDefenseCERFP & HRFOperationsWMD-EMP ionsBCT andBelowBase CampsCounteringInsiderThreatsJP 3-41ATP 3-11.41ATP 3-11.46ATP 3-39.20ATP 3-39.30ATP 3-34.40ATP 3-34.45ATP 3-37.34ATP 3-90.4CBRNConsequenceManagementCBRN CMWMD-CSTOperationsPoliceIntelligenceSecurity nandDistributionSurvivabilityOpsCA MobilityOpsATP 3-11.37ATP 3-11.50ATP 3-11.42ATP 3-39.32ATP 3-39.33ATP 3-34.80ATP 3-34.81ATP 3-90.8ATP 3-90.37CBRN R&SBattlefieldObscurationMTTP conCombinedArmsCountermobilityOperationsCA – CIEDATP 3-39.34ATP 3-39.35ATP 3-34.84ATP ishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)
Sustainment Transportation andOrdnanceJP 4-0JointADP 4-0LogisticsADRP 4-0SustainmentSustainmentJP 4-01DefenseTransportatioFM 4-01n SystemFM 4-30OrdnanceOperationsTransportationJP 3-35JP 4-05ATP 4-11DeploymentandRedeployment OperationsMobilizationPlanningArmy MotorTransportOperationsATP 3-35ATP 3-35.1ATP vementControlATP 4-12JP 4-01.5ATP cticalConvoyOperationsATP 4-31ATP 4-32Recovery andBattleDamageAssessmentand RepairExplosiveOrdnanceDisposalOperationsATP 4-32.1ATP 4-32.2EOD Groupand ymentATP 4-32.16ATP 4-33EODMaintenanceOperationsALSAALSAATP 4-14JP 4-01.6ATP 4-13Army RailTransportUnits andOperationsJLOTSArmyIntermodalOperationsJP 4-01.2ATP 4-15SealiftSupportArmy WaterTransportOperationsATP 4-35ATP 4-35.1MunitionsDistributionin the Theaterof OperationsTechniquesfor MunitionsHandlersLegendPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)UNCLASSIFIED16
Sustainment Quartermaster andLogisticsJP 4-0Joint ADP 4-0LogisticsADRP 4-0SustainmentSustainmentFM 4-40JP 4-08FM 4-95QuartermasterLogistics ionsJP 4-03ATP 4-42JP 4-06ATP 4-94JP 4-09JP 4-10Petroleumand WaterGeneralSupply inTheaters ATP 4-43ATP 4-42.2ATP 4-46.2ATP 4-93ATP 4-0.1ATP 4-10PetroleumSupply inTheaters erDistributionOperationalContractSupportATP 4-44ATP 4-41ATP 4-46ATP 4-91ATP 4-0.6ATP 4-92Water SupplyOperationsArmy FieldFeeding andClass IOperationsContingencyFatalityOperationsArmy tionSystemsContractingSupportBrigadeATP 4-10.1ATP 4-48ATP 4-45ATP 4-90ATP 4-70LOGCAPSupport toUnified LandOperationsAerialDeliveryDistributionin Theaters ofOperationsQuartermaster ForceProviderCompanyBrigadeSupportBattalionASA (ALT)ForwardOperationsLegendPublishedNot PublishedPublished (Joint)UNCLASSIFIED17
Sustainment Personnel and HealthServicesJP 4-0ADP 4-0JointLogisticsADRP 4-0SustainmentJP 4-02SustainmentJP 1-0JointFM 1-0PersonnelHumanResourcesSupportATP 1-0.1JP 1-04FM 1-04LegalSupportLegalSupport totheOperationalArmyJP 1-05ReligiousFM 1-05AffairsReligiousSupportATP 1-05.01HealthServiceSupportFM 4-02ArmyHealthSystemJP 1-06FinancialFM 1-06ManagementATP 4-02.1ATP 4-02.2ATP 4-02.3ATP 4-02.42Army MedicalLogisticsMedicalEvacuationAHS Supportto ManeuverForcesAHS Supportfor StabilityOperations andCivil SupportOperationsATP 1-06.2ATP 4-02.43ATP 4-02.46ATP 4-02.5ATP 4-02.55Army HealthSystemSupport toDetaineeOperationsCasualty CarePlanning forAHS SupportFinancialManagementOperationsATP 1-06.1S-1OperationsReligiousSupportand theOperationsProcessFieldOrderingOfficer andPay tionsAHS Supportto ARSOFATP 1-0.2ATP 1-05.02ATP 1-06.3ATP 1-06.4ATP 4-02.7ATP 4-02.8ATP 4-02.82ATP 4-02.83InternalControlsHealthServiceSupport in aCBRNEnviro
The Doctrine Smart Book is a concise collection of Army doctrine summaries that reflects current approved doctrine and is prepared by the Combined Arms Center at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. The first half of the Doctrine Smart Book provides a visual representation of the Army's doctrinal hierarchy and its corresponding joint doctrine.
