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Slide 1 - Basic Individual Soldier Skills in Combat
Lesson 3: Weapon Carrying Methods Firing Positions Battlefield Movement Techniques
Essential Infantry Tactics for Effective Engagement
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Essential Infantry Combat Skills: Tactics for the Field
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Тема № 2. Основні індивідуальні навички солдата в бою. Заняття 3. Способи носіння зброї. Прийняття різних положень для стрільби (стоячи, з коліна, лежачи). Прості способи пересування на полі бою.
This deck outlines basic individual soldier skills in combat, covering weapon carrying methods (slung, port arms, etc.), firing positions (standing, kneeling, prone), and battlefield movement techniques (rush, high/low crawl) to ensure safe and有效敵人接觸
March 2, 202612 slides
Slide 2 of 12
Slide 2 - Presentation Agenda
- Weapon Carrying Methods
- Firing Positions: Standing, Kneeling, Prone
- Simple Battlefield Movement
- Conclusion and Key Takeaways
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Slide 3 - Section 1
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Weapon Carrying Methods
Efficient and safe ways to transport weapons during movement
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Slide 4 - Common Weapon Carry Positions
- Slung Carry: Weapon over shoulder, hands free
- Port Arms: Rifle across chest, quick transition
- High Port: Rifle raised for obstacles/close quarters
- Low Ready: Muzzle down, fast engagement
- Ready Carry: Weapon aimed forward, immediate fire
Source: Wikipedia: Infantry Tactics
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Slide 5 - Section 2
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Firing Positions
Standing, Kneeling, and Prone Techniques
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Slide 6 - Standing Firing Position
- Quickest position to assume
- Ideal for moving or close targets
- Provides height advantage
- Least stable, higher exposure to fire
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Source: Military Training Standards
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Slide 7 - Kneeling Firing Position
- Improved stability over standing
- Lower silhouette for cover
- Balances speed and precision
- Use knee for support
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Source: Military Training Standards
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Slide 8 - Prone Firing Position
- Highest stability and accuracy
- Minimal exposure to enemy fire
- Ideal for sustained fire
- Slowest to enter/exit
Source: Military Training Standards
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Slide 9 - Section 3
3
Battlefield Movement Techniques
Simple methods for safe traversal
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Slide 10 - Simple Movement Techniques
- Rush: Short sprint (5-10m) under suppressive fire
- High Crawl: Torso raised, faster than low crawl
- Low Crawl: Belly drag, maximum concealment
- Always use cover, concealment, and bounding overwatch
Source: Wikipedia: Infantry Tactics
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Slide 11 - Infantry Fundamentals
> The role of the infantry on the battlefield is, typically, to close with and engage the enemy, and hold territorial objectives.
— Infantry Tactics Overview
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infantry_tactics
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Slide 12 - Key Takeaways
Master weapon carrying, adapt firing positions to terrain/threat, use movement techniques to close with enemy safely
Consistent training ensures survival and success in battle
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