Attk By Infiltration Flashcards
Major engagements are avoided during infil, infiltration can provide an opportunity to strike decisive blow to the en by…. DDC
(a). Depriving him of the opportunity to withdraw or reinforce.
(b). Destroying his C and C set up
(c). Cutting him off from his source of log Sp.
Aim of Infil.
The aim of infil is to destroy strong forces on the en’s areas for the execution of decisive tasks while exposing only small forces to en fire during the passage through en def.
Suitable obj for infil. CAFLE
- C and C centers.
- Areas of grnd which restrict the move of en reserves or isolate his def posn.
- Fire Sp means.
- Log installation
- En’s depth def posn.
Condition favouring Infil. WET
- Weather
- Extended def.
- Trn.
Basic consideration of Infil
S3 goli
- Surprise
- Sy
- Selection of obj.
- Good comns
- Offn attitude
- Log cover
- Int.
Requirements of Infil PPT POI
- Planning
- Patrolling proficiency
- Timing and Sy
- Physical efficiency
- Offn spirit
- Initiative
Method of Infil (MAAL)
- Move to the RV
- Assembly of force.
- Action on obj.
- Link up
Planning consideration of Infil
- Adm
- Info
- Deception measures
- Speed
- Frontages- Infil should be done on as wide front as possible with max no. of troops in min time
- Fire Sp, FOO, ACT, Air drop of heavy wpns.
- Control measures
- Comns.
Speed in Infil
Success in Infil is achieved by rapid moves.
(a). Discarding heavy equipment and carry only light equipment, composite rations and light dress.
(b). Deny the en ability to react quickly by surprise, deception, camo, dispersal, harassing fire, raids and Rd block.
(c). Rapid exploitation of every opening.
(d). Initiative on the part of junior cdrs.
(e). Make full use of local resources.
Control measures in Infil.
RRR FAT
(a). Recognition and identification.
(b). RV can be firm base.
(f). Routes.. No fire lanes , own arty does not fire.
(d). Firm base.
(c). Aids for keeping direction.
(e). Timings.
Aids to keeping directions.
(a). Periodic firing of arty concentration on obj.
(b). Firing star shells over the obj.
(c). Flying aircraft over laid down routes in the direction of the obj. at specified times.
Timings in Infil may be laid down to
(a). Start the Op.
(b). Complete the assembly in en territory.
(c). Co-ord the progress of other forces.
(d). Start the attk on the obj.
(e). Complete the Op.