Title: FM 7-98 Chapter 3 - Combatting Terrorism
Headings: 
Military
CHAPTER 3
COMBATTING TERRORISM
Section I.
TERRORISM
3-1. DEFINITION
3-2. NATURE OF TERRORISM
3-3. COMMON STRATEGIES AND TACTICS
3-4. INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
3-5. CATEGORIES OF TERRORIST GROUPS
3-6. TERRORIST OBJECTIVES
a. Immediate Goals.
b. Long-Range Goals.
3-7. TERRORIST TARGETS
Section II.
ANTITERRORISM AND COUNTERTERRORISM
3-8. ANTITERRORISM
3-9. TERRORIST THREAT CONDITIONS
a. Threat Condition Alpha (Low).
b. Threat Condition Bravo (Medium).
c. Threat Condition Charlie (High).
d. Threat Condition Delta (Imminent).
3-10. COUNTERTERRORISM
Section III.
COMBATTING TERRORISM IN LIC
3-11. DEPLOYMENT IN CONTINGENCIES
3-12. PRIORITY INTELLIGENCE REQUIREMENTS AND LOCAL TERRORISM INDICATORS
3-13. OPERATIONS SECURITY MEASURES

Content: The benefits gained from such a network seem endless: arms, ammunition, money, intelligence, explosives, safe houses. Most important is the experience and assistance given in training and support facilities. Along with the resultant trained manpower, the network grows. 3-5. CATEGORIES OF TERRORIST GROUPS
A terrorist group's choice of targets and tactics is also a function of the group's government affiliation. They are categorized by government affiliation. This helps security planners foresee terrorist targets, and his sophisticated intelligence and weaponry. Terrorist groups are divided into three categories: a. Nonstate supported --a terrorist group that operates autonomously, receiving no support from any government.