1) Advance to Gap, 2) Assault Across, 3) Advance from Farside, 4) Secure Bridgehead, 5) Continue Attack. 2. Enabling Movement (Infrastructure & Traffic)
The publication focuses exclusively on —the application of the elements of combat power (firepower, protection, leadership, information, and movement) in a synchronized fashion to achieve tactical success. Unlike higher-level doctrine that discusses division-level logistics, ATP 3-90.4 is gritty. It discusses the specifics of platoon, company, and battalion tactics. atp 3-90.4 pdf
The official Army Techniques Publication for Combined Arms Mobility ATP 3-90.4 (also designated as MCTP 3-34A for the Marine Corps). The current version was updated on 10 June 2022 My Army Publications ATP 3-90.4 Overview 1) Advance to Gap, 2) Assault Across, 3)
(Formerly titled Army Tactical Tasks in earlier versions; current focus is on large-scale combat operations) The current version was updated on 10 June
The most current version of this manual was released on .
Historically, intelligence units were viewed as support elements—providers of maps and enemy locations to the "fighters." ATP 3-90.4 redefines the MI Brigade as a lethal asset. It integrates intelligence collection with the Army’s targeting cycle (F2C2EA—Find, Fix, Finish, Exploit, Analyze, Disseminate). The manual details how reconnaissance and surveillance units do not just observe the enemy but enable fires (artillery and airstrikes) to neutralize them.