By Richard S. Drury
U.S. Airpower at Sea КНИГИ ;ВОЕННАЯ ИСТОРИЯ Издательство: harmony guides CompanyСерия: harmony 1019 Автор(ы): Richard S.DruryЯзык: EnglishГод издания: 1991Количество страниц: 63ISBN: 962-361-019-XФормат: pdfРазмер: 14.0 mbRapid0
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Check the answers you have given on this worksheet. Work in pairs. Now prepare and give a briefing on section formations. Make notes about each type of section formation and practice giving the briefing with your partner. Attention! A Military English Course for NCOs Section Formation: Text "Reproduced from A SOLDIERS POCKT BOOK ISBN 1-874528-02-0 with the permission of Military Pocket Books Ltd" As a member of a rifle section you move as part of your section. How you move depends on six factors.
Extended Line. This is a good formation for an assault on enemy positions, but difficult to control. Remember. When moving a section in formation Watch your section commander for hand signals. Keep in contact with members of the section on each side of you –but not too close. Keep quiet and listen to commands and anticipatory orders. Keep in correct position for formation Be observant Be ready to change to a new section formation. Attention! A Military English Course for NCOs Section Formation: Worksheet Soldiers who are in a rifle section move as part of that section.