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…The company commander must closely coordinate the assault with supporting fire so that the fire is shifted at the last possible moment. (2) The platoons continue to seize each building until the block is cleared. (See…

…Gas mains and electricity should be shut off at the main distribution nodes. (e) Battle positions should be located so as not to establish a pattern. The unit should avoid obvious firing locations like church steeples…

…Some countries use other distinctive emblems, such as a Red Cedar tree by Lebanon and the Red Star of David by Israel. Although not recognized in the Geneva Conventions, when parties to the conflict are placed…

…This “connects” the audio cable so that JS8Call can hear the audio signals that are being received by your SDR. You should now begin decoding JS8 signals. 8 - Install and open FLRig and FLDigi: These software…

…Not so with most HF radios, which require several minutes to set up and are not usually able to be set up easily while on the move. The CrisisNet concept, when used with STRADCON levels, provides…

…Ground observation is limited; therefore, FOs should be placed near tops of buildings. (b) For targets in defilade, fire may be adjusted laterally so that the rounds impact on the street perpendicular to the observer's…

…If a company reserve is available, it follows within the same block so that it can immediately influence the attack. A unit with a reserve mission can be called upon to: Exploit an enemy weakness or…

…By doing so, he/she reduces the amount of time during which he/she is exposed to enemy fire. b. Before moving to another position, the Marine should make a visual reconnaissance and select the position…

…The best way for infantry Marines to engage tanks is one at a time so that they can destroy one tank without being vulnerable to the fires of another. Good engagement areas include narrow streets, turns…

…This is a work-in-progress, so some problems may be reported with these freqs. Expect future updates to address any concerns that may be present with this rather new communications tool. ALE has been around…

…A CCMD is a unified or specified command with a broad continuing mission under a single commander established and so designated by the President, through SecDef, and with the advice and assistance of the CJCS. Unified…

…Rehearsals should be conducted so that everyone becomes familiar with the routes. (4) Fire Prevention. Buildings that have wooden floors and raftered ceilings require extensive fire prevention measures. The attic and other wooden floors should be…

…The next task is to coordinate the fires of the antitank weapons so that all targets in the engagement area are attacked simultaneously (Figure 3-18). MCWP 3-35 .3 3-38

…over cover; when possible, fire around it. (3) Avoid silhouetting against light-colored buildings, the skyline, and so on. (4) Carefully select a new firing position before leaving an old one. (5) Avoid setting a pattern…

…Rubble and mines should be used to reduce target mobility so that a target's time in the engagement area is increased. 3403. Conduct of an Armored Ambush. A rifle company can use an attached tank…

…It should be far enough away from the objective so that enemy forces will not detect the infiltrating unit’s attack preparations. SUPPORT BY FIRE POSITION 3-36. A support by fire position is the general…

…Mouseholes measure about 2 feet wide and are blown or cut through a wall so that Marines can enter a room (Figure A-43). Mouseholes are safer entrances than doors, which can be easily boobytrapped and…

…The one with the fewer number of moving parts, so to speak, is most likely to be correct. The idea is always to cut out extra unnecessary bits, hence the name "razor." An example will help…

…A JTF is a joint force that is constituted and so designated by SecDef, a CCDR, a subordinate unified command commander, or an existing commander, joint task force (CJTF) to accomplish missions with specific, limited objectives…

…The commander positions himself/herself so he/she can best observe and influence the battle. Positioning is relative to the level of command. For example, a squad leader locates where he/she can observe and direct…