FM 34-130: Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield
Figure 3-1. Scenario 1, general situation.
Figure 3-1-1. Operations graphics specify the AO.
Figure 3-1-2. Expand the AI to include potential threats affecting friendly COAs.
Figure 3-1-3. The combined obstacle overlay depicts effects on mobility.
Figure 3-1-4. Mobility corridors.
Figure 3-1-5. Avenues of approach indicate the general areas through which a force can move.
Figure 3-1-6. Possible effects of weather on mobility.
Figure 3-1-7. Defensible terrain along avenues of approach.
Figure 3-1-8. Approach routes for friendly light infantry.
Figure 3-1-9. Friendly air avenues of approach.
Figure 3-1-10. Tactical avenues of approach available to the enemy.
Figure 3-1-11. Operational avenues of approach for reinforcing and counterattack forces.
Figure 3-1-12. Enemy air avenues of approach.
Figure 3-1-13. Critical weather values support weather analysis.
Figure 3-1-14. Weather effects charts and matrices present the results of weather analysis.
Figure 3- 1-15. Weather effects on target acquisition. Focus on specific evaluations as needed.
Figure 3-1-16. Population status overlay.
Figure 3-1-17. The current SITMAP is one tool used in evaluating the enemy's current state.
Figure 3-1-18. Doctrinal template for a defending division.
Figure 3-1-19. Doctrinal template for a defending brigade.
Figure 3-1-20. Use text or a matrix to describe conduct of the COA.
Figure 3-1-21. Relative target values.
Figure 3-1-22. Enemy counterattack options.
Figure 3-1-23. Terrain supporting defensive COAs.
Figure 3-1-28. Develop situation templates to include TPLs and HVTs.
Figure 3-1-30. Doctrinal HVTs are refined and included in the description of the enemy COA.
Figure 3-1-31. Base the event template on the set of enemy COAs.
Figure 3-1-32. Refine the event template to include key events in each enemy COA.
Figure 3-1-33. Consider the COAs of reinforcing or counterattacking forces.
Figure 3-1-34. NAIs associated with the air assault brigade's COAs.
Figure 3-1-35. The event matrix supports the event template.
Figure 3-1-36. Potential locations for fire support assets.
Figure 3-1-37. Templated locations of HVTs in COA 1.
Figure 3-1-38. Templated composition and locations of communication nodes in COA 1.
Figure 3-1-39. Templated locations of enemy IEW assets.
Figure 3-1-40. Templated areas likely to be contaminated, and possible decontamination sites.
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