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MOUT: Weapons Handling Print E-mail
Written by Victor Reyes   
Monday, 19 November 2007
Marin Corps Basics:  
Weapons Handling and Firing Techniques

 Properly handling your marker can give you a great advantage over your opponent in a MOUT environment. Here are some combat tested techniques that may work for you.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 29 November 2007 )
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The Paintball LBV Print E-mail
Written by Feathers   
Friday, 14 September 2007

  I'm doing a mod right now for a very inexpensive tactical vest setup that passes my demands, at the least, and I tend to say that's 'saying something.'  I've always been very hard on what I own, and I tend to demand the utmost of those things that I have, from functionality to form.  Given that everyone can stand to save a little money - I thought I'd share what new idea has crossed my radar. 

Last Updated ( Sunday, 23 September 2007 )
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CQB Basics - Entry Techniques Print E-mail
Written by Frank Brien   
Saturday, 08 September 2007

OUTLINE

1. The Two-Man Clearing Technique

A two-man team executes the bisecting long wall technique to clear 85% of all deep threats. This technique, if used properly, will make the threat react and focus on only one shooter. This will give the entry team time to identify and eliminate that threat. The technique is conducted:

a. As the number 1 man:

(1) Upon entry, the number one man will clear the doorway, clear the immediate area, crossover, and clear his corner.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 September 2007 )
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CQB Basics - Stacking Up Print E-mail
Written by Frank Brien   
Saturday, 08 September 2007

The Team Stack:

1. The movement involved in conducting a team stack is very important. It is at this time that the team is most vulnerable to compromise. As a result, there must be complete silence and all-around security as the team members form the stack.

2. The first shooter in the stack will have his weapon at the alert.
Last Updated ( Sunday, 09 September 2007 )
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MOUT Basics Print E-mail
Written by Frank Brien   
Saturday, 08 September 2007
MOUT – Military Operations in Urban Terrain

Selecting Defensive positions in buildings:
  1. Fields of Fire – To prevent isolation, positions should be mutually supporting and capable of firing in ALL directions... “Interlocking Fields of Fire”
  2. Dispersion – Avoid establishing a position in a Single building when it is possible to occupy two or more buildings that will permit mutually supporting fires. A position in one building, WITHOUT mutual support, is vulnerable to bypass, isolation, and eventual destruction by assaults from any direction.
  3. Observation – Should permit observation of adjacent defensive sectors.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 29 November 2007 )
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