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…USG departments and agencies focus on those forces assigned to other ministries (or their equivalents) such as interior, justice, or intelligence services. For further guidance on SFA, refer to JP 3-22, Foreign Internal Defense. (4…

…city of Mogadishu, while its operational area was widely scattered around the towns and villages of the interior. The area of interest included the rest of the country and particularly those population and relief centers not…

…When JAOC ATO planners ask for clarifications, the JFE explains that Red River—an interior line of communication for enemy forces—is a main supply route. Apparently enemy forces use river barges extensively for most classes…

…The barricading may be accomplished by using materials torn from the interior walls of the building or any other available material. When barricading windows, a Marine should avoid: (1) Barricading only the windows that will be…

…It can be used for light blasting and demolitions and for creating breach holes in interior walls. The concussion produced by the MK3A2 is much greater than that of the fragmentation grenade. It is very effective…

…Light barriers and interior walls would probably be less effective against these grenades than against the M67. A major problem with the U.S.-made fragmentation grenade is its tendency to bounce back off of hard…

…Breaching operations improve mobility by providing access to building interiors without using existing doors or windows. Breaching techniques can also be used to create loopholes for weapons positions or to allow hand grenades to be thrown…

…The Russian ground forces consisted primarily of regular army units and Ministry of Interior Internal Troops, which were essentially a police force. With no real unified command and control, the two groups were usually conducting uncoordinated…

…In March 1996, the Russian Minister of the Interior complained that poor reconnaissance and intelligence allowed Chechen fighters to move in and out of Grozny without opposition, which contributed to the heavy Russian losses. (2) Directives…

…Stress causes the projectile to break up, and the resulting fragments are often too small to penetrate. (2) Even with reduced penetration at short ranges, interior walls made of thin wood paneling, sheetrock, or plaster offer…

…In addition to destroying or weakening structures, the tank’s main gun rounds cause casualties by their explosive effects and by hurling debris throughout the interior of structures. e. NGF, artillery, and mortars should initially use…

…Subterranean areas and the interiors of buildings will not have ambient light if the power is off. Passive night vision devices must then use an artificial light source, such as infrared radiation, to provide enough ambient…

…The point person covers and sectors off that part of the interior that can be viewed from the outside. The second Marine moves with the point person and maintains security to the front, eventually moving past…

…Office buildings normally have small offices surrounding an interior hall. These offices have the same dimensions as the distance between columns (some large offices are as large as two times the distance between columns). These rooms…

…The interior buildings in the battalion sector form battle positions for the battalion’s fixed defense. The size of a sector varies, but may cover the outlying structures and can be used to provide early warning…

…Immediately after the explosion, the assault element clearing team enters and uses three round bursts to fire into the interior of the room, concentrating on areas that are possible enemy positions. e. Once inside the building…

…Clear the room and protect personnel when blowing interior walls. b. Some charges should be prepared beforehand, without detonators, to save time. Examples include 10- or 20-pound breaching charges of C4 and expedient-shaped charges…

…A Marine should avoid firing from the standing position because it exposes most of his/her body to return fire from the enemy and could silhouette him/her against a light-colored interior beyond the window…

…Additional ventilation can be created by removing sections of interior partitions. All glass must be removed from the windows and all small, loose objects removed from the room. All personnel in the room should be forward…

…The interior walls of these buildings can be breached, although they may require use of demolitions. Figure C-9. Heavy-Clad Framed Buildings (4) Light-Clad Framed Buildings. Light-clad framed buildings (Figure C-10), can…