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US Army Rager handbook Combined with, TRAINING RANGES, Plus 500 free US military manuals and US Army field manuals when you sample this bookTake a look at the sample for this book and for details about downloading 500 free US military manuals as a thank you for taking the time to look at our book.TABLE OF CONTENTSI RANGER CREEDII STANDING ORDERS ROGER’S RANGERSIII RANGER HISTORYIV RANGER TRAINING BRIGADE HISTORYCHAPTER 1 – LEADERSHIPPRINCIPLES OF LEADERSHIP 1-1DUTIES/RESPONSIBILITIES 1-2ASSUMPTION OF COMMAND 1-7CHAPTER 2 – OPERATIONSTROOP LEADING PROCEDURES 2-1COMBAT INTELLIGENCE 2-7WARNING ORDER 2-8OPERATIONS ORDER 2-11FRAGMENTARY ORDER 2-17ANNEXES 2-22COORDINATION CHECKLISTS 2-29DOCTRINAL TERMS 2-34CHAPTER 3 – FIRE SUPPORTCAPABILITIES 3-2CLOSE AIR SUPPORT 3-4CALL FOR FIRE 3-5CHAPTER 4 – MOVEMENTTECHNIQUES 4-2TACTICAL MARCHES 4-6DANGER AREAS 4-9CHAPTER 5 – PATROLLINGPLANNING CONSIDERATIONS 5-1RECONNAISSANCE OPERATIONS 5-6COMBAT PATROLS 5-13AMBUSH 5-14RAID 5-16DEPARTURE/RE-ENTRY 5-25LINK-UP 5-27PATROL BASE 5-30MOVEMENT TO CONTACT 5-34CHAPTER 6 – BATTLE DRILLSPLATOON ATTACK 6-1SQUAD ATTACK 6-5REACT TO CONTACT 6-8BREAK CONTACT 6-9REACT TO AMBUSH 6-11KNOCK OUT BUNKERS 6-12ENTER/CLEAR A TRENCH 6-14BREACH 6-19CHAPTER 7 – COMMUNICATIONSAN/PRC-119 7-1AN/PRC-126 7-3CHAPTER 8 – ARMY AVIATIONAIR ASSAULT 8-1AIR ASSAULT FORMATIONS 8-3PZ OPERATIONS 8-5SAFETY 8-8CHAPTER 9 – WATERBORNE OPERATIONSONE ROPE BRIDGE 9-1BOAT POSITIONS 9-8EMBARKING/DEBARKING 9-11LANDING SITE 9-11RIVER MOVEMENT 9-13FORMATIONS 9-14CHAPTER 10 – MILITARY MOUNTAINEERINGSPECIAL EQUIPMENT 10-1KNOTS 10-2BELAYS 10-8TIGHTENING SYSTEMS 10-10ROCK CLIMBING TECHNIQUES 10-10RAPPELING 10-14CHAPTER 11 – EVASION/SURVIVALEVASION 11-1SURVIVAL 11-1NAVIGATION 11-2WATER 11-4PLANT FOOD 11-5ANIMAL FOOD 11-6TRAPS AND SNARES 11-8SHELTERS 11-17FIRE BUILDING 11-19CHAPTER 12 – FIRST AIDLIFESAVING STEPS 12-1BITES AND STINGS 12-1NINE LINE MEDEVAC REQUEST 12-2HEAD INJURY 12-4ENVIRONMENTAL INJURIES 12-5CHAPTER 13 – DEMOLITIONSMDI COMPONENTS 13-1DETONATION SYSTEMS 13-2DEMOLITION EFFECTS SIMULATOR (DES) 13-3CHAPTER 14 – RANGER URBAN OPERATIONSTYPES OF URBAN OPERATIONS 14-1PRINCIPLES OF URBAN OPERATIONS 14-2METT-TC CONSIDERATIONS 14-2CLOSE QUARTERS COMBAT 14-5BREACHING 14-19BOOK 2TRAINING RANGESPREFACEThis Book provides information about Army ranges. This book provides guidance for developing and operating Army ranges. It is a working guide for trainers, range and mobilization planners, engineers, coordinators, and mandated range project review boards at all levels of the Active Army, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve. It is the primary guide for installation and major Army command range development plans and for developing the Army Master Range Plan.ContentsPageFigures iiiTables . vPreface viiChapter 1. IntroductionOverview.1-1Army Ranges .1-1Challenge 1-2Approaches .1-2Planning1-2Chapter 2. Range ModernizationThe Range Modernization Program2-1Future Outlook .2-2Chapter 3. Training Areas and CentersIntroduction.3-1Local Training Areas (LTA)3-1Major Training Areas (MTA)3-1Combat Training Centers (CTC).3-2Training Area Functional Uses3-2Chapter 4. Range RequirementsIntroduction.4-1Determining Training Requirements4-1Assessing Range Needs4-2Range Availability.4-3Scheduling and Utilization.4-3Quantifying Range Requirements.4-5Throughput Capacity.4-7Throughput Requirements4-7Armored Vehicle Gunnery Requirements 4-8Range Selection .4-11Chapter 5. Range DevelopmentIntroduction.5-1Planning5-1Project Initiation.5-4Range Land.5-4Facilities and Equipment 5-4Training Schedules 5-5Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, Simulations, and Sub-Caliber Ranges5-5Resource Management5-5Host Nations…… 5-5Alternatives and Justification………………………5-5Site Planning Process5-6Terrain .5-7Range Impact Area Requirements .5-8Gun-Target Lines .5-8