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S. ATGM. Armor/tracked. Engineer. (Sep). Automatic Grenade Launcher. Armored/Tracked Recon. AGL. Signal. (Second Echelon). Armored/Wheeled. NBC/Chem Defense. Mechanized. ( - ). Supply /Materiel Support. Antitank Gun. Motorized. APC (wheeled) mech inf. Rocket Arty (MRL). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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(Sep)

(Second Echelon)

( - )

Armored/Wheeled

Air Defense

Mechanized

Armored/Tracked Recon

Armor/tracked

Antitank

SP Arty

Rocket Arty (MRL)

Basic Arty (towed)

SSM

Airborne

Fixed-wing (avn basic)

Rotary-wing

Engineer

Recon

NBC/Chem Defense

MotorizedSupply/Materiel Support

Maintenance

Medical

Signal

Transportation

Antitank Gun

ATGM

APC (wheeled) mech inf

AGLAutomaticGrenade Launcher

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Generic Gun & Missile, Tracked, Armored System-Equipped Unit.

SAM (Generic Missile)(low, medium, high altitude) (Short, medium, and long range)

SAM-Short Range/Low Altitude Missile (or Stinger)

AirborneInfantryCompany

Air AssaultInfantryCompany

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Co Medical Evacuation

Point

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Bn RationSupply Point

Bn AmmunitionSupply Point

Bn MaintenanceObservation Point

Bn MedicalSection

Bn Repair &Evacuation Group

Bn RefuelingPoint

Army

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Corps

Division

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Regiment

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Company

Platoon/Det

Section

Squad

Brigade

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FOP

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Headquarters

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CM/CBRadar

SPECIALPOLICE

BATTALION

(MERCENARY)

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Enemy Units

Air Defense

Recon

NBC/Chem Defense

Engineer

Mechanized

Armored/Tracked Recon

Armor/tracked

Basic Arty (towed)

Motorized

Armored/Wheeled

SSM

Antitank

SP Arty

Supply/Materiel Support

Signal

Rocket Arty (MLRS)

Fixed-wing (avn basic)

Rotary-wing

A

L

U

M

Attack helicopter, basic or light (AH-1)

A

M

Attack helicopter , basic or medium (AH-64)

U

L

Lift helicopter basic or light (UH-1 or UH-60)

Lift helicopter medium (UH-46/47)

U

HLift helicopter heavy (CH-53)

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ATGM

ATGM

(+-)

+ TP

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+ MIC+ Arty Bn

(+ -)2

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XBG

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Symbols unique to chapters

Recon Chapter

Dismounted recon team from Long-Range Recon Co

Plt-size recon patrol from LRRC (wheeled armored vehicle) from which the dismounted team comes.

(wheeled) APC-equipped Mech Inf Bn

IFV-equipped Mech Inf Bn

Defense Chapter

(enemy)Mechanized

(enemy) Armored/Tracked Recon

(enemy)Armor/tracked

X X

X

Antitank Chapter

mixed minefield

Artillery locating radarTarget acq radar

Artillery Recon (Armored/ Tracked)

Arty Recon (Armored/Wheeled)

SmokeGenerator

Artillery Chapter

Chem & Smoke ChapterMORTAR

AGL

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MORTAR

S

BSR

CM/CBRadar

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Equipment

Light AT Gun

ATGM (manportable)

Recoilless Gun (SPG-9)

SmokeGenerator

SP How (med)Tracked

Automatic Grenade Launcher(AGS-17)

Hvy MG (12.7-mm)

Mortar (heavy)Towed

Mortar (heavy) (Tracked)

MLRS(Tracked)

SP How (med)Towed

Direct Fire Gun(towed)

MRL(wheeled)

Direct Fire Gun (med) (tracked)

Air Defense Gun(med) (towed)

Air Defense Gun-SP (tracked)(med)

Air Defense Missile -SP (tracked)

Air Defense Missile -SP (wheeled)

Bradley-StingerFighting Vehicle-SP (tracked) (combination)

Single Tube Rocket Launcher (med)

Light AT Rocket Launcher

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Equipment (continued)

Tank(medium)

InfantryFightingVehicle

ArmoredPersonnelCarrier Enemy M113

APC

Enemy M-2 Bradley IFV

Enemy M1 MBT

BMP-2IFV

BTR-80APC

T-72MBT

ReconBRDM-2

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mixed minefield

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Sea

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10,000

5000

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25,000

300 km25020015050 100500

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Battalion AlternateFiring Position

2I

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XBG

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R i

v e

r

SWAMP

WOODS

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ROAD

ROAD

ROAD

(+)

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XBG

XBG

XBG

1 XX

APOD

Mountains3

2

X

APOD

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Mountains

Road

Road

RoadX

Forest

Terrorist Cell

HUMINT

Ambush

Figure 5-7. Sanctuary Defense on Urban Terrain (Example).

HUMINT

RISTA

RISTA

RISTA

Refugee Flow

Long Range Fires

Refugee Flow

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Mountains

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MajorStrategicObjective

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Battle Zone

Enemy SPOD

Attack Zone

Objective

Sea

Kill ZoneBattle Zone

Enemy APOD

Objective

Attack Zone

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HighwayOSC

Objective 2

Objective 1

Figure3-X. Planned Attack (example).

SeaEnemy APOD

BTG

XBG

BTG Fixing Force

BTG Exploitation Force

BTG Assault Force

Hig

hway

OBJ A

OBJ B

OSC Fixing Force

Initial Disruption Zone

Subsequent Disruption Zone

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ROAD

ROAD

ROAD

R I V

E R

R I V E R

1

Figure 4-XX. MIBN attack from positions in direct contact in mountains.

Battalion subsequent mission. 1Immediate mission of 2d-echelon MIC. 2Battalion immediate mission. 3Planned line of commitment for 2d-echelon MIC. 4

Immediate mission of 1st-echelon MICs and their directions of subsequent advance.

5

CRP sent out by an MIC. 6

CRP sent out by an MIBN. 7

MIP from 2d-echelon MIC. 8

2

3

AGL

Mortar

6

4

5

(-)

(-)

Bn 2d Echelon

8

7

5

Not to Scale

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Infiltration Route

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Figure 4-15. Use of an FD in a division attack (Example)

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PortFacility

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FD

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Airfield

3

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Water

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MID (+) conducts penetration attack from the march to fix enemy brigades and cause reserve to react.

Feint-focus of IW/deception efforts to freeze the enemy brigade allowing the FD to penetrate boundary to the South.

Battalion heliborne assault into rear assists in the attack on the airfield and rear of enemy brigade.

Long range fire and EC focus on southern brigade as FD penetrates boundary directly to the North.

Once the airfield is secured the FD/heliborne units force the enemy to fight in two directions.

Brigade FD forces gap, attacks to seize port and airfield. Follow-on attack is the rear of the enemy brigade.

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Marsh

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Forest

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Counterattack

C

LEGENDAmbush

Disrupt

Fix

Contain

Ctr Attack

Mountains

Enemy SPOD

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Marsh

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Marsh

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ForestMarsh

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LEGEND

Retain

Occupy

Contain

Laser

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Road

Road

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Road

Road

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MountainsTrail Road

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Marsh

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Forest