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: b. State supported --a terrorist group that operates alone but receives support from one or more governments. c. State directed --a terrorist group that operates as an agent of a government, receiving substantial intelligence, logistic, and operational support. 3-6. TERRORIST OBJECTIVES
The immediate objective of any terrorist attack normally complies with one or more categories. The goals may be either immediate or long range. Terrorists demonstrate group power, demand revenge, obtain logistic support, and cause a government to overreact. They are recognized by coercion, intimidation, and provocation. At the same time, terrorists gain support for themselves or an insurgency. a. Immediate Goals. (1) Obtain worldwide, national,