In the context of engineering, what does counter mobility refer to?

Counter mobility in the context of engineering specifically involves the creation of obstacles designed to hinder the movement of enemy forces. This can include laying mines, constructing barriers, or creating difficult terrain. The primary goal is to disrupt the enemy’s ability to maneuver, thereby giving one’s own forces a tactical advantage.

The other choices do not align with the definition of counter mobility. Enhancing enemy mobility would run counter to the purpose of counter mobility, which is to restrict movement. The notion of engineering offensive operations only or logistical transportation of resources falls outside the scope of counter mobility as they focus on different aspects of military operations rather than the deliberate hindrance of the enemy's movement through engineering practices.