The U.S. Army/Marine Corps Counterinsurgency Field Manual: U.S. Army Field Manual No. 3-24 : Marine Corps Warfighting Publication No. 3-33.5

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List of Tables, Figures, and Vignettes
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1-1.Successful and unsuccessful counterinsurgency operational practices51
2-1.Example interagency coordination checklist76
3-1.Factors to consider when addressing grievances100
3-2.Insurgency characteristics and order of battle factors101
3-3.Critical information regarding popular support106
3-4.Insurgent support activities and capabilities107
3-5.Media forms insurgents use107
3-6.Potential indicators of insurgent approaches114
3-7.Examples of insurgent tactics115
3-8.Potential sources of human intelligence122
3-9.Comprehensive insurgency analysis tasks130
3-10.Possible intelligence community assets in a division area of operations133
5-1.Considerations for developing the information operations LLO162
5-2.Considerations for developing the combat operations/civil security166
5-3.Considerations for developing the host-nation security forces LLO168
5-4.Considerations for developing the essential services LLO169
5-5.Considerations for developing the governance LLO172
5-6.Considerations for the economic development LLO173
5-7.Example progress indicators192
5-8.Examples of lethal and nonlethal targets193
6-1.Staff functions required when training host-nation security forces207
6-2.Characteristics of effective host-nation security forces208
6-3.Security force pay considerations216
6-4.Methods of training host-nation security forces221

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