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squad reinforced with machine guns and antiarmor weapons.
(7) Leaders place obstacles below the crest of the hill on the friendly side. Tied in with an FPF, this can be effective in stopping or slowing an assault.
(8) The conduct of the defense from a reverse slope is the same as from a forward slop
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Units then reorganize themselves and prepare to continue the mission.
e. Control Measures. Leaders use graphic control measures to regulate or direct the platoon's movement, positions, and fire.
(1) Control measures are not intended to restrict the exercise of initiative (the function of command).
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units must train properly for combat. Training must conform to Army doctrine. Doctrinal manuals provide leaders correct procedures and principles to conduct training properly. Leaders and soldiers must understand standardized doctrinal principles found in applicable publications. They should refer t
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mission. When seizure or destruction of the unit objective requires the employment of more than one subordinate unit, the objective is clearly divided into two objectives to delineate responsibility. When the commander deems it necessary to divide his assigned objective, he directs the main attack t
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ions are preferred over clock reference of attack heading corrections. The observer-target method of correcting artillery or mortar fires could be dangerously confusing in a fast-moving airstrikes. 없음
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17. Gordon, P. and Richardson, H. "Are compact city a desirable planning goal? Journal of the American Planning Association, 63(1), 95-106, 1997.
18. Holtzclaw, J, Using Residential Patterns and Transit to Decrease Auto Dependence and Costs, San Francisco, CA: Natural Resources Defense Council,
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