Combat Movement Tactics/Protective Measures Flashcards

1
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Terrain:

A

Suitable for fast movement

Provide adequate security.

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2
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Security:

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Use available cover and
concealment

Provide good observation

  • Knowledge of the use of
    camouflage & concealment.
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3
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Techniques and aids to day
movement:

Take advantage of anything that
provide concealment in the
movement:

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A. Fogs
C. Rain
B. Haze
D. Smoke
E. Darkness
INDIVIDUAL COMBAT TRAINING
Tall grasses give good concealment when
properly used.
Move only when the wind blows.
Avoid moving in a straight line throughout.
Change direction from time to time.
Be alert on the movement of any kind.
Flight of birds of any kind
INDIVIDUAL COMBAT TRAINING
Absence of birds and animals.
Unusual rustle of leaves and twigs.
Take advantage of destruction.
When land moves.
Exploding shells
Flying airplanes
Avoid leaving footprints.
INDIVIDUAL COMBAT TRAINING
Select spots
Avoid loose rocks or stones
Avoid wet surfaces.
Know how to cross streams.
Keep arms and ammunitions dry
Improvise craft to float equipment if
possible
remove
INDIVIDUAL COMBAT TRAINING
Boots and clothing.
When crawling plowed fields
Avoid string dust
Take route over the hardest surface
Follow the furrows
Avoid loading yourself with unnecessary
equipment.
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4
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Crawling and Creeping

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High crawl and creeping
-is used when cover and
concealment is available and
speed is needed to close up
with the objectives.
Low Crawl
-is used when cover and
concealment are few and
speed is not needed. Body
and chest is flat to the ground.
Rushing
-fastest movement executed
from a prone to the next
dropping position when
crossing an open terrain.
Prone to Rushing
-keep body as flat as possible
to the ground. Slightly raise
head and select a new good
position and concealed to
cover position.
Dropping
-fall forward, breaking fall
with the butt of the rifle. Shift
weight to your/right side and
roll several times going to your
new position.
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5
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Movement at night

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Walking at night
-keep weight on one foot as you step. Feel the ground with your toe
before stepping it down. Do it
alternately in the same manner.

Hitting the ground at night
-crouch slowly and hold the rifle
under the armpit and fell the
ground with a free hand.

Crawling at night
– keep on hand on the spot
and bring forward knees until it
meet the hand. With hands
feel the ground for the knees
.Clear again next spot for other
knees do the same way and
alternately and silently.
Sound – depends mostly
upon ears to get into the enemy
and exercise care to keep
enemy for hearing you. When
shouting stop frequently to
listen.

Smell - sense of smell may
warn you of any enemy fire,
cooking lines , gasoline and oil
engines.

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PROBLEMS DURING NIGHT MOVEMENTS:

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Night vision – adopt eyes in
seeing at night, by enlarging
the pupil of the eye in order
to let in more light keep out
off lights around you and do
not look straight to the light.

Appearance and sizes -
darkness changes the
appearance and sizes of an
object.

5. Touch - learn to operate
and adjust the equipment by
touch alone. Use to feel
how to recognize objects in
the dark.
Concealment - At night it
is provided by darkness
unless there is moonlight.
Movement is different from
daytime movement in
absolute silence.
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7
Q

Cover

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is the protection against enemy fire or hostiles weapons.

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8
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Types of cover:

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Natural cover - made by
nature/ need no change.

Ex:
Ditches of canals
Depression
Embankment
Boulders

B. Artificial cover -
constructed from issued
materials or made by man.

Examples:
Sandbags
Foxholes
Trenches

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Types of cover:

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Natural cover - made by
nature/ need no change.

Ex:
Ditches of canals
Depression
Embankment
Boulders

B. Artificial cover -
constructed from issued
materials or made by man.

Examples:
Sandbags
Foxholes
Trenches

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Concealment

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is the
protection against enemy
observation but not enemy fire.

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Types of concealment:

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Natural concealment
-Made by matters/ need no Change.

Examples:
Bushes
Grasses
Log pile

Artificial concealment
- constructed from issued
materials or individual found in
the vicinity.

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11
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Rules of Concealment:

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Avoid unnecessary movement

Blend with the background

Take advantage of the shadow

Break the regular outline of the object.

Keep off the skyline.

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12
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Camouflage

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is anything you
use to keep yourself, your
equipment and your position
from looking like what they are.
Both natural and man-made
material can be used for
camouflage.
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