Videos tagged with Fire Team Tactics

This video demonstrates techniques for engaging FPV drones using specialized 5.56 Drone Rounds. It highlights the importance of volume of fire over precision for drone takedowns and explores engaging drones from static positions, moving vehicles, and in team fire scenarios. The content emphasizes the learning curve associated with this new technology and the effectiveness of Drone Rounds as a kinetic counter-drone option.

This narrative depicts a couple, a former drill sergeant and a paramedic, engaging a PLA platoon in a desperate ambush. It highlights their tactical preparations, including specific firearms like a suppressed Mark 18 and a 20-inch rifle with an ACOG, along with gear such as trauma kits and night vision. The story emphasizes their commitment to holding the line despite overwhelming odds and personal loss, showcasing advanced tactical awareness and resilience in a dire survival scenario.

This video details the critical 'React to Direct Fire Contact' battle drill for surviving WROL or full-scale war scenarios. It emphasizes the squad column fire team wedge formation, immediate return fire, seeking cover, and reporting the '3Ds' (Distance, Direction, Description). The instruction highlights coordinated team movement, the role of the squad leader, and decision-making for either breaking contact or maneuvering on the enemy.

This video demonstrates the Center Peel (Australian Peel) tactical drill, a method for breaking contact with an adversary while maintaining suppressive fire. The drill involves coordinated movement and engagement, with shooters peeling off through the formation. Instruction is provided by Polenar Tactical, a recognized authority in European tactical firearms training.