(Ebook) Small Unit Tactics An Illustrated Manual Small Unit Soldiers 1st Edition by Matthew Luke ISBN 9781734888003 1734888008

(Ebook) Small Unit Tactics An Illustrated Manual Small Unit Soldiers 1st Edition by Matthew Luke ISBN 9781734888003 1734888008

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ISBN 10:   1734888008

ISBN 13: 9781734888003

Author: Matthew Luke

Do you want to become an elite combat tactician and leader of men? Then master infantry tactics with the best-selling Full-Color manual on the subject—over 10,000 copies sold! (Also available in Spanish, French, and German.) Written by U.S. Army Special Forces Veterans.

Small Unit Tactics is your best guide for mastering the art of using soldiers in squads and platoons to conduct warfare. It is straight to the point with its easy to understand, step-by-step instructions. You will learn to:
Move behind enemy lines with little to no footprint while maintaining 360-degree security.
React to surprise enemy contact by performing a U.S. Army-standard "Battle Drill 1."
Employ tactics to destroy the enemy by executing a Linear, L-shaped, K-shaped, T-shaped, V-shaped, or X-shaped ambush.
Withdraw methodically and orderly without a trace after destroying the enemy.
 
These tactics apply to both conventional and guerrilla warfare, as well as their military simulations. To fully explain them, Small Unit Tactics offers detailed, real-life examples in a narrative format to guide you through every phase of a successful mission. And to make explanations even easier, there are over 170 full-color diagrams and photos of real-world tactics. Visit the official Matthew Luke Publishing website to download every high-resolution diagram for free!

Ready to prepare for war? Then acquire these battle-proven skills to plan attacks, outmaneuver opponents, and lead men in any situation!

Table of contents: 

1. The Secret Code (Definitions)

Individual Soldiers

Groups of Soldiers

Leadership Positions

Other

2. The Secret Ideas (Concepts)

Safety Procedures

Communications

Other

3. Traveling by Vehicle

Loading a Truck

Transport to Drop-off Site

Exiting a Truck

Traveling by Helicopter

4. Traveling by Foot (Individual Soldiers)

Moving Through Terrain to Your Advantage

Going to the Prone, Taking a Knee, and Taking Off Rucks

5. Traveling by Foot (Elements)

Moving Through Terrain to Your Advantage

Emergency Meetup Areas (En Route Rally-Points)

Responsibility for Land Navigation

Counting People (Choke-Points)

Rear Security

6. Traveling by Foot (Formations)

Wedge Formation

Modified-Wedge (Staggered Column) Formation

Platoon Movement Formations

Detecting the Enemy (SLLS)

Short/Security-Halt Formation

Initial Location after Exiting Vehicles (Initial Rally-Point)

7. Crossing a Road or Draw (Linear Danger Area)

Choosing a Crossing Location

Choosing How to Cross

Blast Formation

Bumping/Scrolling Formation

Deliberate Formation

Draw Crossing Formation

Actions on Detection

Enemy Attack During LDA Crossing

8. Crossing a Field (Open Danger Area)

Directly Crossing the Area (Bounding)

Going around the Area

9. The Enemy Shoots at Joe (Battle Drill 2)

Individual Soldiers React-to-Contact

Individual Movement Techniques (IMT)

Contact Element Reacts to Contact

Headquarters Reacts to Contact

Far Element Reacts to Contact

10. Joe Returns Fire (Battle Drills 1, 3, and 4)

Assaulting a Location (Battle Drill 4)

Bold-flank Maneuver (Battle Drill 1)

Bold-flank Variations

Break-Contact (Battle Drill 3)

Break-Contact Variations

11. Cleaning up after Assaulting (Specialty Teams)

Enemy Prisoner of War (EPW) Team

Aid and Litter Team

Demolition Team

12. Withdrawal from Area after Assaulting

13. Medical Evacuation

Evacuating by Foot

Evacuating by Ambulance Exchange

Evacuating by Helicopter

14. Fire Support

Firing Artillery and Mortars (Call for Fire)

Close Air Support

15. Contingencies

React-to-Sniper

React-to-Artillery and Mortars (Indirect Fire)

React-to-Mine (Improvised Explosive Device)

Fixing a Split Element

Reacting from Non-Standard Formation

Enemy from Multiple or Changing Locations

16. Creating the Long-Halt

Preventing Rear Attack (Counter-Tracking)

Organizing a Halt (Emplacing around a Reference Point)

Grouping Soldiers (Strong-Point/Crow's Foot)

360-Degree Security (Assigning Sectors-of-Fire)

17. Creating the Objective Rally-Point

Equipment Check (COW-T)

Splitting Elements (GOTWA)

Leader's Recon of the Squad ORP

Surveillance and Observation Position (S&O)

Actions at Long-Halt during Leader's Recon

Recombining Elements (Near and Far Recognition Signals)

Occupation of the Objective Rally-Point

18. Creating the Ambush

Leader's Recon of Release-Point, S&O, and Killzone

Leader's Recon of Support and Assault

Leader's Recon of Security Positions

Allocating Leadership

Occupation of the Release-Point

Emplacement of Security and EWAC

Methods of Emplacing Support and Assault

Emplacement of Support

Emplacement of Assault and SPARC

Coordinating Sectors-of-Fire

Emplacing Claymores and Final Steps

Platoon Area Ambush

19. Platoon Point Ambush

Leader's Recon of the Platoon Formation

Platoon Formation

Leader's Recon of the Objective

Occupation of the Objective

Location of Platoon Leadership

20. Contingencies

Running Out of Time (Hasty Emplacement)

Compromise during Emplacement

Ambush at a Bend in the Road

Unidirectional Ambush (T and V)

Ambush for Anti-Ambush Patrols (K and X)

No Radio Communications with Security

Other Ambush Types

21. Squad Ambush

Initiating the Ambush

Assaulting the Objective

Withdrawal from the Objective

22. Platoon Point Ambush

Weapons Squad Assault

23. Vehicle Clearing

One Vehicle

Multiple Vehicles

24. Contingencies

Dismounted Enemy Patrol

Enemy Stops Outside of the Killzone

Enemy Patrol Is Wider than the Killzone

Counter Ambush from Behind the Objective

Enemy Quick Reaction Force and Harassing Ambush

Assault Leader Is Combat Ineffective

Patrol Leader Is Combat Ineffective

Security Is Combat Ineffective

Explosive Device in the Killzone

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