AJP-3.14 : 2007

Preface
CHAPTER 1 - FUNDAMENTALS OF FORCE PROTECTION
  Introduction
  Definition of Force Protection
  Force Protection Applicability
  Essential Operational Capabilities
  NATO International Civilians, Civilian Contractors, and Staffs
  Civil Environment Considerations
  Force Protection Principles
  Force Protection Capabilities
CHAPTER 2 - FORCE PROTECTION PROCESS
  Introduction
  NATO Force Protection Model
  Threat Environments
  Mission Analysis
  Criticality Assessment
  Threat Assessment
  Vulnerability Assessment
  Risk Assessment
  Risk Management
  Incident Response and Recovery
CHAPTER 3 - COMMAND AND CONTROL
  Command Responsibilities
  Command Elements
  Force Protection Staff Functions
  Responsibilities
  Functional Specialties
  Force Protection Command and Control
  Communication and Information Systems
  Interface with Host Nations
  Force Protection Warning and Reporting
CHAPTER 4 - FORCE PROTECTION PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
  Planning Overview
  Plans and Procedures
  Developing Force Protection Procedures
  Planning Measures
  Support Planning
  Recovery Planning
  Force Manning Planning
  Training
ANNEXES
  A NATO Force Protection Controls and Measures
  B Examples of Hazard and Threat Categories
  C NATO Force Protection Levels
LEXICON
  Part I - Acronyms and Abbreviations
  Part II - Terms and Definitions
REFERENCE PUBLICATIONS

Presents Measures and means to minimize the vulnerability of personnel, facilities, materiel, operations and activities from threats and hazards in order to preserve freedom of action and operational effectiveness thereby contributing to mission success.