Reference Library

ADP 3-0 — Operations

Unified land operations — the Army's operational doctrine for decisive action across the competition continuum

ADP 5-0 — The Operations Process

Plan, prepare, execute, assess — the commander's framework for exercising C2 through the operations process

ADP 6-0 — Mission Command: C2 of Army Forces

Doctrinal foundation for mission command — command and control of Army forces

FM 6-0 — Commander and Staff Organization and Operations

The staff officer's core reference — running estimates, MDMP, orders production, annex formats, and the military decision-making process

FM 6-99 — U.S. Army Reports and Message Formats

Standardized report and message formats including SITREP, SPOTREP, SALUTE, SLANTREP, and staff-specific templates

ATP 6-0.5 — Command Post Organization and Operations

CP setup, configuration, displacement planning, and battle rhythm management across echelons

AR 25-50 — Preparing and Managing Correspondence

Army standard for military writing — memorandums, letters, messages, and 5-paragraph order formatting

ADP 1-0 — The Army

The Army's role, strategic context, and how Army forces are organized, trained, and equipped for unified land operations

ATP 5-0.3 — Multi-Echelon Assessment

Assessment framework — measures of effectiveness, measures of performance, and indicators feeding running estimates and decision points

FM 5-0 — Planning and Orders Production

Detailed planning procedures — MDMP steps, orders formats, fragmentary orders, and the planning-to-execution bridge

ATP 5-0.2 — Staff Reference Guide

Quick-reference for staff officers — running estimates, staff responsibilities, and battle rhythm management

ADRP 3-0 — Operations (2017)

Army Doctrine Reference Publication for operations — predecessor to current ADP/FM 3-0 series, useful for historical context and evolution of MDO concepts

FM Index — July 2022

Master index of all Army doctrinal publications — FMs, ADPs, ATPs, TCs, and TMs with publication dates and proponents

ADP 6-22 — Army Leadership and the Profession

Army leadership requirements model — attributes and competencies for leaders at all levels

FM 7-0 — Training

The Army's training doctrine — training management cycle, unit training plans, and readiness reporting

ADP 7-0 — Training

Principles of training — train as you fight, commander-driven, performance-oriented, standards-based

JP 3-0 — Joint Campaigns and Operations

Joint operations framework — phasing, operational design, and joint force employment across all domains

JP 6-0 — Joint Communications System

Joint communications architecture — interoperability standards, PACE planning in joint environments, and combined network integration

JP 3-09 — Joint Fire Support

Multi-service fire support coordination — joint targeting, CAS integration, and fire support coordination measures across services

JP 3-13 — Information Operations

Joint information operations — integration of IO capabilities across military operations in the information environment

JP 2-01.3 — Joint Intelligence Preparation of the Operational Environment

Joint IPB process — operational environment analysis, threat evaluation, and intelligence support to joint operations

JP 3-12 — Joint Cyberspace Operations

Joint cyberspace operations doctrine — offensive/defensive cyber, DoD information network operations, and cyberspace support to joint force commanders

FM 1-0 — Human Resources Support

HR operations across the Army — manning, personnel accountability, strength reporting, casualty operations, and postal

ATP 1-0.1 — G-1/AG and S-1 Operations

Techniques for personnel staff operations at BN through corps — readiness reporting, replacements, awards, and leaves

ATP 1-0.2 — Theater-Level HR Operations

Personnel accounting, casualty management, and HR planning at theater and strategic levels

ATP 4-02.2 — Medical Evacuation

MEDEVAC/CASEVAC planning and execution — 9-line request format, evacuation precedence, and medical regulating

ATP 4-02 — Army Health System

Health service support and force health protection — roles of care, medical logistics, and combat health support planning

ADP 2-0 — Intelligence

Keystone doctrine for the intelligence warfighting function — principles, tenets, and Army intelligence enterprise framework

FM 2-0 — Intelligence

The Army intelligence enterprise — intelligence warfighting function, disciplines (HUMINT, SIGINT, GEOINT, MASINT, OSINT), and planning considerations

ATP 2-01.3 — Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield

IPB process — define, describe, evaluate threat, determine COAs. The foundation for every intelligence estimate and collection plan

ATP 2-33.4 — Intelligence Analysis

Analytical techniques — link analysis, pattern analysis, ACH, and structured analytical methods for intelligence production

FM 3-55 — Information Collection

ISR planning and synchronization — collection management, asset tasking, and ISR integration with operations. Proponent FM for Annex L

FM 3-90-1 — Offense and Defense (Volume 1)

Tactical fundamentals — movement to contact, attack, defense, and retrograde operations for maneuver units

FM 3-96 — Brigade Combat Team

BCT operations — IBCT, ABCT, SBCT organization, capabilities, and employment across decisive action

ATP 3-21.8 — Infantry Platoon and Squad

Tactical employment of infantry platoons and squads — battle drills, movement techniques, and TLP

FM 3-0 — Operations

Multi-domain operations — large-scale combat operations, competition below armed conflict, and force employment

FM 3-98 — Reconnaissance and Security

Cavalry and scout operations — route/zone/area reconnaissance, screen/guard/cover, and information collection that drives heavy PACE and retrans requirements

FM 3-04 — Army Aviation

Army aviation operations — air assault, air movement, attack reconnaissance, and air-ground integration requiring dedicated PACE planning

ADP 4-0 — Sustainment

Keystone doctrine for the sustainment warfighting function — principles, tenets, and sustainment framework for unified land operations

FM 4-0 — Sustainment Operations

Sustainment warfighting function — logistics, personnel services, and health service support across echelons

ATP 4-33 — Maintenance Operations

Army maintenance system — levels of maintenance, PMCS, battle damage assessment and repair, and maintenance reporting

ATP 4-42 — Supply Support Activity Operations

Supply support activity operations — Classes I-X, ASL management, and supply distribution

ATP 4-01.45 — Multi-Service Tactical Convoy Operations

Planning, executing, and recovering tactical convoys — route security, battle drills, and logistics packages

FM 3-57 — Civil Affairs Operations

Civil affairs operations — civil-military engagement, transitional military authority, and support to governance

ATP 5-0.1 — Army Design Methodology

Framing complex operational problems — environmental analysis, problem framing, and operational approach development

FM 3-07 — Stability

Stability operations — establish civil security, essential services, governance, and economic development in operational areas

JP 3-13.2 — Military Information Support Operations

Joint MISO doctrine — broadcast frequency coordination, product dissemination, target audience analysis, and integration with IO. Supports Annex K

FM 3-61 — Communication Strategy and Public Affairs

Public affairs operations — media engagement, communication synchronization, and PA integration with operations. Proponent FM for Annex J

FM 6-02 — Signal Support to Operations

Foundational FM for signal support — roles/responsibilities by echelon, LandWarNet architecture, network transport, NetOps, COMSEC, and cyber threats

ATP 6-02.53 — Techniques for Tactical Radio Operations

FM, HF, SINCGARS, and tactical satellite radio employment techniques

ATP 6-02.54 — Techniques for Satellite Communications

SATCOM terminal operations, link budgets, and integration procedures

ATP 6-02.60 — Techniques for WIN-T

Warfighter Information Network — Tactical system architecture and operations

ATP 6-02.70 — Techniques for Spectrum Management Operations

Frequency assignment, deconfliction, JRFL management, and spectrum request workflows

ATP 6-02.45 — Tactical Signal Support to Theater Operations

Theater-level signal architecture, expeditionary signal operations, and strategic connectivity

ATP 6-02.72 — TTPs for Tactical Radios

Multi-Service TTPs for tactical radios — joint radio interoperability and employment

ATP 6-02.75 — Techniques for COMSEC Operations

COMSEC key management, physical security, accounting, and compromise reporting

FM 6-02.71 — Network Operations (NETOPS)

Network management, monitoring, fault management, and network defense procedures

FM 6-02.43 — Signal Soldiers Guide

Individual signal soldier skills, equipment operation, and field procedures

ATP 6-01.1 — Techniques for Effective Knowledge Management

Knowledge management techniques supporting C2 — information sharing, collaboration, and decision making

AR 25-2 — Army Cybersecurity

Regulatory authority for IAVA compliance, COMSEC incident reporting, network accreditation, and cybersecurity program management

ATP 6-02.71 — Techniques for NETOPS

Network operations techniques — detailed procedures for network monitoring, fault management, configuration management, and network defense beyond FM 6-02.71

FM 6-02 — Signal Support (2014)

2014 edition of FM 6-02 — earlier version with legacy LandWarNet architecture details useful for historical reference and older equipment

ATP 6-02.60 — WIN-T (2018)

2018 edition of WIN-T techniques — covers Increment 1b/2 architecture, JNN, CPN, and STT configurations

ADP 3-19 — Fires

Keystone doctrine for the fires warfighting function — principles, integration, and employment of fire support across operations

FM 3-09 — Fire Support and Field Artillery Operations

Fire support system — observer, fire direction, and delivery. Targeting methodology (D3A) and fire support coordination measures

ATP 3-09.42 — Fire Support for the Brigade Combat Team

FSO integration at BCT level — fire support planning, coordination, and execution during decisive action

FM 3-60 — Targeting

Targeting methodology — decide, detect, deliver, assess (D3A). High-payoff target lists and target synchronization matrix

FM 3-34 — Engineer Operations

Engineer warfighting function — mobility, countermobility, survivability, and general engineering in support of maneuver

ATP 3-34.22 — Engineer Operations — BDE and Below

Engineer support at BDE, BN, and company level — route clearance, obstacle emplacement, and survivability positions

ADP 3-37 — Protection

Protection warfighting function — OPSEC, physical security, antiterrorism, CBRN defense, and survivability

FM 3-37 — Protection (Legacy)

Legacy FM for the protection warfighting function — detailed techniques for survivability, area security, and force protection measures. Predecessor to current ADP 3-37

FM 3-11 — CBRN Operations

Chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear operations — detection, protection, decontamination, and hazard management

AR 530-1 — Operations Security

OPSEC program management — essential elements of friendly information (EEFI), indicators, vulnerabilities, and countermeasures. Regulatory basis for Annex E OPSEC planning

FM 3-01 — U.S. Army Air and Missile Defense Operations

Air defense artillery operations — SHORAD, Patriot, counter-UAS, and airspace coordination measures affecting spectrum and EW

FM 3-14 — Space Operations

Army space operations — SATCOM, GPS, missile warning, environmental monitoring, and space support to the warfighter. Proponent FM for Annex N

ATP 3-14.3 — Space and Army Multi-Domain Operations

Integration of space capabilities into multi-domain operations — positioning, navigation, timing (PNT), and beyond-line-of-sight communications

FM 3-12 — Cyberspace Operations and Electromagnetic Warfare

Cyberspace and EW integration — offensive/defensive cyber, electronic attack, electronic protection, and electronic support

ADP 3-13 — Information

Information as a joint function — information advantage, military deception, OPSEC, MISO, and public affairs integration

ATP 3-12.3 — Electronic Warfare Techniques

EW techniques and procedures — electronic attack, electronic protect, and electronic support. Detailed tactics for jamming, direction finding, and EMCON enforcement

FM 3-13 — Information Operations (2016)

2016 edition of information operations — IO integration, military deception, MISO, and public affairs in the information environment. Predecessor to current ADP 3-13

CALL PUB — EW Smartbook

Electronic Warfare fundamentals, techniques, and integration across warfighting functions

CALL PUB — Operating in a D3 Space Environment

Operations in denied, degraded, and disrupted space environments — impacts across all staff sections

TC 6-02.6 — Grounding Techniques for Tactical Equipment

Grounding techniques for tactical signal equipment and systems — essential for node site setup

TC 6-02.20 — Cable and Wire Systems Handbook

Tactical cable plant planning, installation, and troubleshooting for field wire and fiber optic systems

CALL PUB — Radio and System Operators Handbook

Quick-reference handbook for radio operators covering SINCGARS, Harris, and tactical systems

CALL PUB — MCIS Integration Handbook

Mission Command Information Systems integration for tactical networks and C2 systems

CALL PUB — The BEB Signal Company

Brigade Engineer Battalion Signal Company organization and employment

MITRE ATT&CK — Getting Started

Introduction to the ATT&CK framework — understanding adversary TTPs, threat-informed defense, and mapping cyber threats to network defense

MITRE ATT&CK — Best Practices

Best practices for applying the ATT&CK framework — threat modeling, detection engineering, and defensive gap analysis

MITRE ATT&CK — Building Better Defenses

Using ATT&CK to build layered defenses — prioritizing detections, measuring coverage, and improving cyber defense posture

Sample KM SOP

Knowledge Management SOP template for staff sections (.docx)

Frequency Range Card Template

Blank frequency range card for tactical frequency planning (.xls)