Videos tagged with Route Planning

This video provides an in-depth tactical breakdown of conducting a raid, emphasizing its distinction from a general attack. It details critical phases including planning, route selection, fires and support, tactical emplacement of elements (security, support, assault), trigger points for engagement, and retrograde operations. The instruction highlights the importance of overmatch, meticulous planning, and rehearsal, drawing parallels to real-world military operations.

This guide breaks down the 13 critical tactical skill sets required for effective scavenging, as detailed by Dirty Civilian. It emphasizes a structured approach to survival, moving beyond romanticized notions to practical application of skills like SLLS, threat assessment, and route planning. The content is presented with a high degree of authority, drawing on simulation and historical precedent.

This video provides essential survival skills, patrolling techniques, and infantry tasks for operating in austere and kinetic environments. It emphasizes preparedness beyond just owning firearms, focusing on attention to detail, weapon readiness, movement tactics, intelligence gathering, and risk management. The instruction is delivered by a subject matter expert with extensive military experience, offering practical advice for civilian application in potential SHTF or grid-down scenarios.

This video provides an advanced guide to reconnaissance operations from a former active-duty infantryman with reconnaissance experience. It details the critical planning phases, including establishing CCIR, comms plans, gear preparation, and disengagement criteria (Red, White, Blue). The instruction covers meticulous movement techniques, establishing hide, surf, and observation post sites, and the importance of METTC in determining security rotations. The speaker emphasizes that recon is not about seeking a fight but about intelligence gathering.

This video, titled "How to get your Pace Count," features @havoc_2_1 providing basic land navigation instruction. The description indicates a focus on route planning and execution, with preparations for January. The hashtag #dirtycivilian suggests a connection to a civilian lifestyle that may involve tactical or outdoor activities. While no firearms are explicitly mentioned or demonstrated, the context of "land navigation" often ties into military, survival, or preparedness scenarios where firearms knowledge is relevant.

This video provides a 10-level overview of private security detail operations, contrasting proper procedures with perceived failures by the Secret Service during a recent event involving President Trump. The instructor, a former senior infantryman with private security experience, details essential elements like route planning, cordon teams (inner and outer), A/B teams, tactical teams, and quick reaction forces. He emphasizes the critical need for overlapping fields of fire from multiple designated marksman teams and the importance of drone overwatch.

This video focuses on plotting targets and routes using grid coordinates. While the title and description do not explicitly mention firearms, the concept of plotting targets and routes is directly applicable to activities involving firearms, such as marksmanship training, tactical navigation, hunting expeditions, or competitive shooting events. The content likely provides instructional guidance on using grid systems for precise location identification, which is a fundamental skill for many firearm-related applications.

This video by Dave from Tactical Hive focuses on essential map reading and route-setting techniques for navigation, particularly in scenarios where GPS may be unavailable or unreliable. It emphasizes understanding topographic maps, utilizing features like contour lines and shading for terrain interpretation, and employing strategic planning methods such as 'attack points' to ensure efficient and accurate movement. The content is geared towards individuals needing to navigate effectively in outdoor or tactical environments without solely relying on electronic devices.

This video emphasizes vehicle preparedness in anticipation of potential civil unrest following the 2020 election. The speaker advises checking the condition and expiration of medical supplies, flares, tire inflation kits, water, and food stored in vehicles. It also highlights the importance of carrying body armor, loaded magazines, and potentially a rifle or pistol, alongside essential items like a writing utensil and field notebook. The speaker stresses the need to review concealed carry insurance and plan routes to avoid potential protest areas.

This video focuses on establishing a "Get Home" or bug-out route, specifically utilizing Theodore Roosevelt National Park as a potential area. While the title doesn't explicitly mention firearms, the concept of bug-out routes often intersects with preparedness and self-reliance, which can include firearm considerations for safety and defense. The video's emphasis is on the route itself and the environment of the park.