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…Approximately 20,000 rounds of high explosive (HE) 60-mm and 81-mm mortar ammunition were expended during the battle. The 4.2-inch mortar was used primarily to deliver riot control agent munitions. It was…

…After the explosion, Shooter Number One yells, “MOVE,” and both shooters pivot from their respective positions toward each other, immediately enter the room, and buttonhook (Figures A-38, A-39A, and A-39B). Shooter Number Two…

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…PSYOP, CI, HUMINT teams, and linguists can be used, as appropriate, to support patrols. (6) Take advantage of the night by using night vision devices. (7) The most effective means of dealing with snipers is with…

…Attached engineers can then examine the bridge and clear it of any explosives. 2203. Infiltration. Infiltration is “the movement through or into an area or territory occupied by either friendly or enemy troops or organizations. The…

…If the position is on the second floor or higher, two layers of sandbags are placed on the floor under the firer to protect him/her from an explosion on a lower floor. A wall of…

…Check Audio Cables and Settings 1 - If using Virtual Audio Cables, check to make sure that VBCable is selected as the output device. 2- If using a physical USB SDR, check that your antenna connection has…

explosive charges can create loopholes (Figure A-63). Regardless of what openings are used, machine guns should be sited within the building and in the shadows. Figure A-61. Prepared Positions Using a Building for Overhead…

…The tendency of rounds to strike glancing blows against hard surfaces means that up to 25 percent of impact-fuzed explosive rounds may not detonate when fired into rubbled areas. b. Engagement ranges in MOUT are…

…They fully exploited the use of cellular telephones, Motorola radios, improvised television stations, video cameras, and the internet. The Russians lacked sufficient military communication equipment, and had to supplement with commercial assets. (8) Russian tactical communication…

…Incendiary ammunition, special weapons, and the ease with which incendiary devices can be constructed from gasoline and other flammables make fire a true threat in operations in built-up areas. During defensive operations, firefighting should be…

Securing cleared portions of the objective Providing replacements for the assault force Providing resupply of ammunition and explosives Evacuating casualties and prisoners. a. The size of the support force is determined by the type and size…

…This explosive does not have the shattering effect of bulk TNT or C4. It is more useful in deliberate demolitions than in hasty ones. B - 40 MCWP 3-35 .3

…It should also include the type of mine and firing device. When possible, mined buildings should be marked on the friendly side (Figure F-4). Clearing areas or buildings that have been mined is extremely difficult…

…The M-82A1A also fires the .50-caliber RAUFOSS ammunition, which contains a tungsten penetrator and a more powerful explosive charge than the API ammunition. When the RAUFOSS penetrator punches through the metal, the explosive detonates…

…Thus, the untamped charge normally requires twice the explosive charge to produce the same effect as a tamped charge (Figure F-13). Figure F-13. Breaching Reinforced Concrete e. When enemy fire prevents an approach to…

…This prevents injury to the shooter from falling debris or explosions above his/her position. (4) The position should be camouflaged by knocking other holes in the wall. This makes it difficult for the enemy to…

…Urban Environmental Effects on Night Vision Devices H - 2 5. Considerations H - 3 6. Special Equipment H - 3 7. Combat Support H - 4 8. Combat Service Support H - 5 9. Operational Considerations H - 6 Appendix I…

…Issuing drivers and vehicle commanders night vision devices so that the vehicles going to and from logistic release points do not require illumination (This also prevents the enemy from acquiring resupply locations by following vehicles with…

…Operations Security (OPSEC) Guidance for Counter-Improvised Explosive Device (C-IED) and Improvised Explosive Device Defeat (IEDD). Available online: www.ikn.army.mil, accessed 23 July 2014. Select Applications>IKN Applications>Document Management System (DMS)>Doctrine…