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Squad Tactics-Attack. Lesson Objectives. Following this lesson and completion of all assignments, Cadets will be able to: Define offensive operations Describe planning considerations of attack operations Describe an attack Compare/contrast the two types of attacks. The Attack. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
Revision Date: 31 July 2011
Squad Tactics-Attack
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
Revision Date: 31 July 2011
Lesson Objectives
Following this lesson and completion of
all assignments, Cadets will be able to: Define offensive operations Describe planning considerations of
attack operations Describe an attack Compare/contrast the two types of
attacks
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
Revision Date: 31 July 2011
The Attack
I approve of all methods of attacking
provided they are directed at the point
where the enemy's army is weakest and
where the terrain favors them the least.
Frederick the Great
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Attack Characteristics
An offensive action characterized by movement supported by fire.
Through taking the offensive, we gain the initiative, carry the fight to the Enemy, fight in his positions, and seek a decision on our terms
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Types of Attack Deliberate - Characterized by detailed planning,
reconnoitering, coordinating and rehearsals in preparation for the execution. Usually conducted when the enemy is in well prepared defensive positions or a hasty attack is not possible
Hasty - upon contact with the enemy the unit decides to conduct an attack. Limited planning coordinating, rapid preparation and execution. The unit reacts immediately to exploit an enemy’s weakness.
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Attack
Maintain the initiative Detailed planning and preparation Avoid detection Fix the enemy Find or create a weakness Maneuver to exploit the weakness Consolidate and reorganize
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Limited VisibilityFundamentals
Well-trained squads Natural light sufficient to employ night vision
devices A simple concept with sufficient control
measures Detailed reconnaissance of objective, routes,
passage points, support-by-fire positions, and other key locations
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Limited VisibilityConsiderations
Controlling movement of individuals and squads Identifying targets; controlling direct and indirect
fires Navigating and moving Identifying friendly and enemy soldiers Locating, treating, and evacuating casualties Locating and bypassing or breaching enemy
obstacles
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Planning Considerations
Troop leading procedures AA procedures Support element Assault element
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Planning Considerations (2)
Movement to the objective Movement techniques and routes Control measures
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Planning Considerations (3)
Actions at the line of departure (LD) - PSG counts out
Actions on chance contact Security halts ORPs
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Planning Considerations (4)
Move to assault position - last cover and concealment before OBJ
Assaulting the OBJ concentration of fire direct and indirect, shifting of fires
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Planning Considerations (5) Consolidate and reorganize Reestablishing command and control Re-mans key weapons, redistributing ammunition and
equipment Clearing the objective of casualties and EPWs
Special teams Aid and litter EPW team Demo team
Assessing and reporting the platoon status of personnel, ammunition, supplies, and essential equipment
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Security at all times!
The officers and men who permit themselves to be surprised deserve to die, and the commanding general will spare no efforts to secure them their desserts.
D. H. Hill, 1863
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Deliberate Attack
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Deliberate Attack (2)
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Deliberate Attack (3)
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Deliberate Attack (4)
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Deliberate Attack (5)
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Deliberate Attack vs.
Hasty Attack
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Hasty Attack
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Hasty Attack (2)
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Hasty Attack (3)
** Different from deliberate attack
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MSL 301, Lesson 08c: Squad Tactics-Attack
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Closing
Summary Review Objectives Questions???
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