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…However, the method of employment is tailored to the unique requirements posed by the urban battlespace. MCWP 3-16.3, Marine Artillery Support, provides a detailed discussion on the employment of artillery. Considerations for MOUT include…

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c. Satchel Charges. There are two standard satchel charges: the M183 and the M37. Both come in their own carrying satchel with detonators and blasting cords. Each weighs 20 pounds. The M183 has 16 individual 1…

Section III Rifle Company Operations 2301. Overview. This section addresses some of the operations the infantry battalion could assign to the rifle company in MOUT. For our focus, the rifle company is a task-organized and…

…However, this method is only feasible when access to an upper floor or Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain C - 3

…enemy agents or other hostile personnel discovered among the refugees Screen refugees for suspicious activities (including detection of infiltration by guerrillas, enemy agents, and escaping members of hostile forces) Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain 6-3

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…However, it does not perform well against the reinforced concrete found in larger urban areas. Point-detonating fuzes should be used. The use of proximity fuzes should be avoided because the nature of built-up areas…

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escort the helicopterborne forces during air movement, and indirect fires are used to suppress or neutralize enemy air defenses. (4) Control Measures. The following control measures assist in the manuever of forces in MOUT: (a) Objectives…

…However, the presence of civilians, the requirement to preserve key facilities, and the residual effects caused by rubble and collateral damage must be taken into consideration when planning for and using aviation in an urban environment…

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…The commander prepares as many covered and concealed routes between these Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain 3-34

Figure I-5. Box-Wall-Principle Building d. Public gathering places (churches, theaters) are mass-construction buildings with large, open interiors. The walls provide good cover, but the roof does not. The interior walls are not…

Figure F-10. Common Threat Antipersonnel Mines and Boobytraps b. To detect tripwires, a Marine can use a 10-foot pole with 5 feet of string tied on one end. A small weight attached to the…

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