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Mission
Enemy
Terrain
Troops
Time
Civiliain considerations |
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Early
Evening
Nautical
Twilight |
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Slap
Pull
Observe
Relase
Tap
Squeeze/Shoot |
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| 8 Troop Leading Procedures |
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Step 1. Receive the Mission
Step 2. Issue a warning order
Step 3. Make a tentative plan
Step 4. Start necessary movement
Step 5. Reconnoiter
Step 6. Complete the plan
Step 7. Issue the complete order
Step 8. Supervise and refine |
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Speed
Surprise
Violence of action |
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1)Platoon attack
1a)Squad attack
2)React to contact
3)Break contact
4)React to ambush(near/far)
5)Knock out bunker
6)Enter clear room/building
7)Clear trench
8)Initial breach of a mine/wire obstacle
9)React to indirect |
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Pull
Observe
Push
Squeeze/Shoot |
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Observation and Fields of fire,
Avenues of approach,
Key terrain,
Obstacles and movement,
Cover and concealment |
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Liquid
Ammo
Casualty
Equipment |
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| 5 Principles of Patrolling |
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Planning
Recon
Security
Commad/ Control
Common sense |
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Search
Silence
Segergate
Safeguard
Speed to Rear |
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Size
Activity
Location
Uniform
Time
Equipment |
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5 Point contingency plan
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(G) where I'm Going,
(O) Others I'm taking,
(T) Time of my return,
(W) What to do if I don't return,
(A) Actions to take if I'm hit or Actions to take if you're hit |
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Traveling
Traveling Overwatch
Bounding Overwatch |
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Traveling. Use when enemy contact is not likely, but speed is necessary. Leave 10 meters between Rangers, and
20 meters between squads.
• More control than traveling overwatch but less than bounding overwatch.
• Minimum dispersion.
• Maximum speed.
• Minimum securit |
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Traveling Overwatch. Use when enemy contact is possible.This is the most used movement technique. Leave 20m between Rangers, and 50m between teams.
(1)Only the lead squad should use traveling overwatch; however, in cases where greater dispersion is desired, all
squads may use it.
(2) In other formations, all squads use traveling overwatch unless the platoon leader specifies not to. Traveling
overwatch offers good control, dispersion, speed, and security forward.
(3) The lead squad must be far enough ahead of the rest of the platoon to detect or engage any enemy before the enemy observes or fires on the main body. However,the lead squad must stay between 50 and 100m infront of the platoon so the platoon can support them with small arms fires. This is normally between 50 to 100m, depending on terrain, vegetation, and light and weather conditions |
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. Use when enemy contact is likely, or when crossing a danger area. Both squad and platoon
have bounding and overwatch elements. The bounding element moves while the other one occupies a position where it can
overwatch by fire the bounding element’s route. The bounding element must remain within firing range of the overwatching element
at all times.
(1) Characteristics. Bounding overwatch offers maximum control, dispersion, and security with minimum speed. |
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Successive bounds
Alternating Bounds |
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One element moves to a position, then the overwatching element moves to a position
generally online with the first element |
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| One element moves into position, then the overwatching element moves to a position infront of 1st element(leap frog) |
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1. Situation
2. Mission
3. Execution
4. Sustainment (Service Support)
5. Command and Signal |
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a) Enemy Forces
1) Situation (enemy, weather and terrain).
2) Capabilities.
3) Probable course of action.
b) Friendly Forces.
1) Mission of Next higher unit.
2) Mission of adjacent units (left, right, front, rear).
3) Mission and location of supporting elements.
c) Attachments and Detachments |
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| Who, What, When, Why and Where (coordinates) |
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a) Concept of Operation.
1) Scheme of maneuver.
2) Formation.
3) Route.
4) Tactical Missions to subordinate Units.
b) Subunit Subparagraphs.
c) Coordinating Instructions. |
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| 4. Sustainment (Service Support) |
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Definition
a) Supply.
1) Rations.
2) Uniforms and Equipment.
3) Arms and Ammunition.
4) Captured Materiel.
b) Transportation.
c) Medical Evacuation.
d) Personnel.
e) Prisoners of War. |
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a) Signal.
1) Frequencies and Call Signs.
2) Pyrotechnics and Signals.
3) Challenge and Password.
4) Code Words.
b) Command.
1) Command Leader Location.
2) Chain of Command. |
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DTG/Date,Time,Grid
Enemy activity, casualties & prisoners
Your location
Combat Vehicle status
Defensive's obstacles(coordinates)
Personal strength
Class lll & V for vehicles
summary of tactical intentions |
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| Short for "Situation Report". Given by a high ranking officer that claims he/she wants to either fill a situation report or wants one filed by a subservient officer. |
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LINE 1 DATE AND TIME(DTG)
LINE 2 UNIT(Unit Making Report)
LINE 3 SIZE(Size of Enemy Unit)
LINE 4 ACTIVITY(Enemy Activity at DTG of Report)
LINE 5 LOCATION(UTM or Six-Digit Grid Coordinate With MGRS Grid Zone Designator) of Enemy Activity or Event Observed)
LINE 6 UNIT(Enemy Unit)
LINE 7 TIME(DTG of Observation)
LINE 8 EQUIPMENT(Equipment of Unit Observed)
LINE 9 SENDER'S ASSESSMENT(Specific Sender Information)
LINE 10 NARRATIVE(Free Text for Additional Information Required for Clarification of Report)
LINE 11 AUTHENTICATION(Report Authentication) |
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Check
Clears
Calls
Cordon
Control |
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Box
Spiral
Clover Leaf
Conversion |
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Command Wire
Remote Controlled
Victim Operated
Timed |
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Muzzle Velocity:2970fps
Max Range:3600m
Max Effective
Point:500m
Semi-auto:45rpm
Brust:90rpm |
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Muzzle Velocity:1230fps
Point TGT:50m
Max Effective:50m
Max Range:1800m |
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Max Effective
Point:160m
Area:350m
Max Range:400m
Arming Range:14m
Minimum Safe Range:31m |
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Weight:3.5lbs
Explosive:1.5lbs
Projectile 700 steel balls
Kill Radius:10m |
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Muzzle Velocity:2970fps
Rates of fire
Cyclic:800rpm
Rapid:200rpm
Sustained:100rpm
Max Effective
Point:600m
Area:800m
Max Range:3600m |
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Caliber:84mm
Max penetration:14" rolled steel
Weight:14.8lbs
Max Range:2100
Max Effective:300m |
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Muzzle Velocity:2800fos
Max Range:3725m
Max Effective
Tripod
Point:800m/Area:1100m
Bipod
Point600m/Area800m
Grazing Fire:600m/Supressive Fire:1800m
Rates of Fire
Cyclic:800rpm/Rapid:400m
Sustained:100rpm/TracerBurnout:900m(ALL) |
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Static
Vehicle Born
Person Born
Suicide |
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Initiator
Main Charge
Container |
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Mechanism
Injury
Signs/Syptoms
Treatment |
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Check For:
Repsonsiveness
Breathing
Bleeding
Head Injuries
Shock
Fractures
Burns |
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Loyalty
Duty
Respect
Self-less Service
Honor
Integrity
Personal Courage |
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Fragmentary Orders
Warning Orders
Operations Orders |
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