TC 7-100.4 — Hybrid Threat Force Structure Organizational Guide
TC 7-100.4 governs Hybrid Threat force structure organization and task-organizing for Army training in complex operational environments.
- Publication number: TC 7-100.4
- Title: HYBRID THREAT FORCE STRUCTURE ORGANIZATIONAL GUIDE
- Date: 06/04/2015
- Proponent: T2COM
- Status: ACTIVE
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It presents strategic, operational, tactical, irregular, and non-state threat organizations, along with organizational directories and equipment options. It describes how training requirements shape Hybrid Threat task organizations and equipment holdings.
Topics covered
- Hybrid Threat force structure
- Threat forces
- Irregular organizations
- Task-organizing
- OPFOR order of battle
- Unit symbols
- Equipment options
Questions and answers
Does TC 7-100.4 provide a fixed Hybrid Threat order of battle?
The baseline HTFS organizations linked to this manual do not constitute an order of battle (OB). (paragraph 1-14)
How can baseline Hybrid Threat organizations be used in training?
Rather, they provide a framework from which trainers can develop a specific OB appropriate for their particular training requirements. (paragraph 1-14)
How is Hybrid Threat task-organizing conducted?
From the Hybrid Threat doctrinal view, task-organizing is a top-down process. (paragraph 3-13)
What determines the size and type of Threat organizations in an exercise?
The exercise planner determines the size and type of Threat organizations. (paragraph 3-102)
What is a Hybrid Threat detachment?
A detachment is a battalion or company designated to perform a specific mission and allocated the forces necessary to do so. (paragraph 3-63)