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  • Communication Lines

    Effective communication is the backbone of any successful military operation. Communication lines enable commanders to relay orders, gather intelligence, and adapt strategies in real time, ensuring coordination and cohesion among units. Without robust communication networks, even the most well-planned tactics can falter. Do you want to know more Basic Concepts? Check Small Unit Tactics, Chapter…

  • Seizing Small Spaces

    When conducting raid operations, securing small spaces like rooms and hallways is a critical skill that demands precision, speed, and coordination. These confined areas often present the greatest risk due to their limited visibility and potential for ambushes. Below are essential tactics to optimize success during these operations. Do you want to know more about…

  • Aid and Litter Teams

    Aid and litter teams are vital components of any military operation, responsible for providing medical assistance and evacuating casualties from the battlefield. Their quick actions can mean the difference between life and death for wounded personnel. Do you want to know more about other Specialty Teams? Check Small Unit Tactics, Chapter 11

  • Seizing Buildings

    Seizing a building during a military raid is a complex operation requiring precision, teamwork, and situational awareness. Whether the objective is to neutralize a threat, secure valuable intelligence, or rescue hostages, success depends on preparation and execution. Do you want to know more about Seizing Floors and Buildings? Check Small Uniit Raids, Chapter 27

  • React-to-Enemy Contact

    In any tactical situation, encountering an enemy unexpectedly can be the difference between mission success and failure. Effective reactions to enemy contact hinge on preparation, clear communication, and decisive action. Do you want to know more about React to Enemy Contact? Check Small Unit Tactics, Phase 2

  • Casualty Collection Points

    A Casualty Collection Point (CCP) is a critical element in tactical and emergency scenarios, providing a centralized location for treating and managing injured personnel. Properly establishing and operating a CCP ensures a cohesive and efficient response during high-pressure situations, such as raids, active combat, or disaster response. Do you want to know more about Casualty…

  • React-to-Contact

    React-to-contact is a critical concept in tactical operations, where rapid and organized responses to unexpected engagements can mean the difference between success and failure. Whether in military, law enforcement, or tactical training scenarios, mastering react-to-contact drills ensures the team can respond effectively under pressure. Do you want to know more about React-to-Contact? Check Small Unit…

  • Close-Quarters Battle

    Close-Quarters Battle is a high-stakes combat scenario where engagements occur in confined spaces such as buildings, urban environments, or enclosed structures. Success in CQB demands exceptional teamwork, precision, and adaptability due to the unique challenges posed by close-range encounters. Close-Quarters Battle is one of the most demanding combat scenarios, requiring a blend of technical skill,…

  • EPW Team

    Enemy Prisoner of War (EPW) Teams play a critical role in military operations, ensuring the humane treatment, processing, and security of captured individuals. Their work is vital not only for operational success but also for adherence to international laws and ethical standards.  An EPW Team is responsible for managing the capture, custody, and documentation of…

  • Raids in Urban Terrain

    Urban terrain presents unique challenges and opportunities for tactical operations. The dense infrastructure, limited visibility, and high civilian population require specialized planning and execution for raids. Simulated environments and mock urban settings are invaluable for preparing teams for real-world scenarios. Drills should incorporate the unexpected—hostage situations, booby traps, or misinformation—to hone adaptability. Do you want…