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…Where destroyed vehicles, rubble, and other obstructions restrict the fields of grazing fire, the gun can be elevated to a position from which it can deliver plunging fire over obstacles. Firing from loopholes on the second…

…Bullets and shell fragments have been known to strike and rupture M34 grenades; therefore, grenades must be protected from enemy fire. (3) The M34 WP grenade is an effective weapon against enemy armored vehicles when used…

…Subterranean passages also offer the defender a ready-made conduit for communications wire, with protection from armored vehicles and indirect fires. 2. Denial to the Enemy. Subterranean passages are useful to the defender only to the…

…Mobile aid stations and surgical teams should be positioned as far forward as the tactical situation allows and be provided with dedicated evacuation vehicles. (2) Health Service Support (HSS). Responsive treatment and evacuation plans should be…

…Before armor enters a building, infantry should clear the building and check the ground floors to ensure that there is no basement into which an armored vehicle could fall and become trapped. Tank and AAV generated…

…Although some maintenance operations may be consolidated in civilian facilities, many vehicles will have to be repaired near fighting positions. Battle damage assessment (BDA) and repair procedures allow mechanics to analyze, repair, and return damaged vehicles…

…Area, zone, and route reconnaissance are conducted from well-concealed vantage points through clandestine insertion by foot, vehicle, rubber boat, or helicopter. These methods of insertion may still apply in village and strip areas for collection…

…Equipment stowed (except hot loop and WMD alarms) Precombat checks complete All personnel alert and mounted in vehicles; weapons manned and charged, round in chamber, weapon on safe. (NOTE: Depending on tactical situation and orders from…

…Combat vehicles should be assigned primary, alternate, and supplementary positions as well as primary and secondary sectors of fire. They should be positioned in defilade behind rubble and walls or inside buildings for cover, concealment, and…

…A majority of the obstacles will be directed at interfering with the movement of personnel and vehicles, but some effort must be directed at preventing vertical and subterranean movement. Material designed especially for obstacles and barricades…

…The COCs are the facilities (buildings, vehicles, or tents) used by the commander or staff at each echelon to plan, direct, control, and coordinate operations. Military Operations on Urbanized Terrain 2-13 Figure 2-5. Tactical…

…The following items are not considered reimbursable expenses in the context of providing DSCA: (a) Regular pay and allowances of military and civilian personnel. (b) Charges for use of military vehicles and watercraft. (c) Aircraft, vehicles…

…NATO standardization agreement STB supertropical bleach TOW tube-launched, optically tracked, wire-guided missile UAV unmanned aerial vehicle UCMJ Uniform Code of Military Justice U.N. United Nations VC Viet Cong VHF very high frequency WP…

…The latest information on the enemy and the terrain should be continuously fed to the intelligence section using long-range reconnaissance patrols, human intelligence (HUMINT) reports, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) missions, and electronic intelligence. Use of…

…pass systems, restricted area restraining lines, no-passage lines, checkpoints and roadblocks, travel permits or manifests, prohibition on the use of vehicles, priorities of movement, and limits on personal belongings. MCWP 3-35 .3 6-4

…When using the TOW 2B missile against enemy armor, gunners must avoid firing directly over other friendly vehicles, disabled vehicles, or large metal objects such as water or oil tanks. (3) Dragon Missile. The Dragon missile…

…When most of a defending force consists of units equipped with armored combat vehicles, commanders can conduct a defense designed to take advantage of the tactical mobility and protection offered by those systems. Combat vehicles provide…

…The attack was repulsed with significant Russian losses, both in personnel and armored vehicles (105 of 120 vehicles were lost). A second mechanized attack conducted on New Years Eve, 1994, was also repulsed with the loss…

…Types of targets might include enemy snipers, leaders, vehicle commanders, radio Marines, sappers, and machine gun crews.) Denying enemy access to certain areas or avenues of approach (controlling key terrain) Providing fire support for covering barricades…

…Disabled vehicles blocked the road. Vehicles veering into the narrow side streets became trapped and were destroyed. The lack of infantry to protect the armor proved disastrous to the attacking armor battalion. (3) Artillery. Artillery has…