This 18-hour subcourse addresses the impact of nuclear, biological, and chemical (NBC) weapons on division and corps operations in suppoort of the AirLand Battle. This course covers NBC training program techniques and the effects of smoke as a combat multiplier on the battlefield. Situation-based practical exercises allow the student to apply the operational aspects of nuclear, biological, and chemical operations in a tactical context. The subcourse will assist the student in subsequent assignments as a division or corps staff officer to assist the commander in planning, directing, and controlling the battle in an NBC environment. Materials included: Chemical Weapons Employment Data; Selected Readings in Nuclear, Biological and Chemical Operations; Nuclear Notes No. 1, The Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP); TB MED 282, Anticholinestuase Intoxication: Pathophysiology, Signs and Symbols, Management; GTA 3-6-3, NBC Warning and Reporting System; Chemical Warfare; Deterrence through Strength, Total Army Readiness, by GEN John A. Wickham, Jr., Chief of Staff; Smoke and Obscuration Primer; and Fundamentals of Nuclear and Chemical Operations.