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I dont know if this belongs here or not.

Alright you pieces of slut. Class time. In order to be lethal and efficient in the feild you gotta be able to shoot, move and communicate. Cant show ya shooting shit so lets talk about movement.

Now i know many of us are working with about a fireteam sized element on average.

Here are several formations for a fireteam. The bottom right panel depicts the file this is one of the fastest but least protected formations.

Bottom mid shows the wedge, and the echelon mirrors the wedge, these both offer the most security and control for the fire team leader to deploy his men as he sees fit

Bottom left depicts the diamond this formation has good akl around security and is often used in urban environments.

Here you can see overlapping sectors of fire, the sectors of fire overlap fir security but the 15/40 rule applies here. (15degrees off of friends bipod/tripod, 40degrees for free weapons)

When patrolling in a wedge the #4 man checks the rear security.

Ill stop here for now till i get some feedback

I have some instructions on tracking in the African bush I’ll post

But is that something you can actually discuss

Thats kinda what im going for here not just a flow of information but useable shit to the un informed.

Next thing up is a breakdown of bounding and stuff (think heat)

The RHODIE shit is outdated bullshit

Like don't get me wrong. It was highspeed in the day, but outdated now

It's okay, it'll be relevant again very soon

I gotta at least get through basic troop manuvering. Once we get past how to move we branch out as long as its relevant.