Videos tagged with Squad Assault

This video details the squad assault battle drill, a critical military technique for engaging enemy forces. It covers receiving contact, assessing the situation, executing flanking maneuvers, and assaulting the objective. Key elements include maintaining communication, proper spacing, battlefield handoffs, and post-assault actions like LACE reports and EPW searches, emphasizing safety and effectiveness in combat scenarios.

This video details squad assault tactics, covering both frontal assaults and flanking maneuvers. It emphasizes the importance of three-to-one odds, proper team coordination, and the 'Priorities of Work' (LACE, EPW, Aid/Litter) after securing an objective. The instruction highlights critical communication signals like 'Shift Fire' and 'Lift Fire' to ensure successful execution and minimize friendly fire.

This video emphasizes that actual tactical readiness involves far more than just shooting proficiency. The speaker, drawing from extensive experience, argues that the time spent shooting is a minuscule fraction of overall preparedness. Key aspects include physical fitness, meticulous planning, equipment maintenance, rehearsing battle drills, and understanding military doctrine. The focus should be on holistic readiness rather than hyper-fixation on gear or marksmanship alone.

This video features a US Army Drill Sergeant discussing the importance of practical application of military tactics for preparedness. He emphasizes teamwork, community building, and the need to move beyond just owning gear to understanding how to use it effectively. The discussion highlights the value of public military doctrine and how to apply it in civilian preparedness scenarios.

This video details the squad assault technique, focusing on flanking maneuvers. It emphasizes the importance of having superior odds (3:1) and no casualties before initiating an attack. The instruction covers establishing a base of fire, bounding overwatch, and executing priorities of work like LACE and EPW procedures within a critical time limit.