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Squad Attack
   Before receiving your OPORD tell your team
    leaders to get security. AT(9-3b/w of12) BT (9-
    3b/w of 6) “Get cover while you’re in these
    positions.”
   Tell your RTO to leave after the Execution
    Para, so they can begin setting up the TMK.
   Grab your RTO and follow the TAC.
   Take out your pen and template and prepare
    to copy.
12


    Alpha

            3
9
    Bravo




       6
   After your TAC finishes reading you the
    OPORD, ask for SECURITY!
   Pull in your TLs and issue WARNO
   If security is granted, begin your team
    rehearsals while you put your OPORD
    together.
   Remember, 1/3-2/3. You only have 15 minutes
    to spit out your OPORD from H-Time.
   Once you have your OPORD together pull
    both teams in, (Bravo on my left, Alpha on
    my right).
   Brief the OPORD and go over your plan
    (TMK) thoroughly.
   Ask for any questions and answer them
    confidently.
   BACKBRIEF!!!
   You have 30 Minutes to go over your mission.
   Go over actions on repeatedly until the whole
    squad understands your “CONCEPT”.
   After that, do a silent walk through from AA-
    MVT-ORP-OBJ, insure everyone understands
    what is expected of them.
   Brief and go through different contingencies:
    sniper, indirect fire, LDA, COB/MOB, IED, ETC.
    Your contingency plans should be mission
    dependent.
   Give your TLs a chance to do some work by
    allowing them to conduct a PCC.
   After the TLs conduct their PCC you should
    conduct your own PCC and back brief as you
    conduct it. (check to ensure the compass
    works, actually get hands on equipment,
    don’t take someone's word for it, leave the
    area exactly as it was found)
   (This is TAC dependent)-Don’t ask to LD, you
    have already been briefed what time you
    should be crossing the LD so say this “T16
    this is C31, Crossing LD, Time now H+45”
   Once MVT has been initiated there is NO
    MORE talking. Hand and arm signals only.
   Set up ERP or Check Points METT-TC
    dependent.
   Ensure your squad maintains proper spacing.
    They should be at least 10M or more between
    each other, METT-TC dependent.
   Enter the ORP as you briefed: by force or by
    recon.
   Set up security just as you had in your AA
   Call in your Recon team: You, ATL, RTO, 3 RM
    from Alpha
   Leave a 5 Point with your BTL, = 1)Where you
    going, 2)Who are you taking with you, 3)NLT
    time you should be back, 4)what to do if I don’t
    come back, 5)actions to take if you or myself
    come under fire; BTL should count you out.
   Utilize the same entrance and exit point in your
    ORP.
   Once you either have eyes on or you move out
    to a position that your ATL wants to set up
    support, drop your S/O team off, BRIEF A
    5POINT!
OBJ




        Roger, see you
        in 10Mikes


ORP
   When you have PID on the enemy, INFORM
    HIGHER.
   Brief your BTL what you saw.
   Tell your ATL to pick up and move to the S/O
    position.
   Instruct your ATL to initiate fire once they get
    online at that position. This way your MVT is
    masked by their fire.
   Conduct your BOLD flanking movement to get
    on line. “METT-TC dependent” You will
    determine which way to attack in your RECON.
OBJ



BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG
OBJ
                               Shift Fire


BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG
LOA




LOA
                        OBJ

      BANG, BANG, BANG, TARGETS of OPPORTUNITY
                                                 Lift Fire
 After your BT LOA’s have them pull immediate
  security. This can be done by rotating your most
  far rifle men to cover your flanks, or you can pull
  360 security.
 Immediately receive your ACE reports: Ammo,
  Casualties and Equipment. Don’t‘ allow them to
  say “green-green-green”, instead say 1-UP-UP;
  unless there are casualties or your equipment is
  lost or broken.
 Then send up that report to higher.
   Call in your special teams, if there are no injured
    then there is no reason to call in you’re A&L.
   EPW comes in to search the bodies, while they
    are being searched your RTO will record
    everything they yell out.
   Take a quick look around the objective, if there
    are notebooks or maps look at them to see
    what's inside them.
   Ensure your TLs have their teams spaced out
    efficiently and ensure that they are at least 35m
    away from the OBJ.
   Give your SALUTE report to higher.
   After you send your reports….if you were
    given a follow on mission do that, if not call
    higher and seek further guidance.
   If higher instructs you to CM…
   Call in your DEMO team to destroy the
    enemy equipment. Fire in the hole-1”AT
    off”,2”BT off”,3”SL,RTO, 2RMforDEMOTeam
    off”
   Mission Complete.

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Squad Attack Plan

  • 2. Before receiving your OPORD tell your team leaders to get security. AT(9-3b/w of12) BT (9- 3b/w of 6) “Get cover while you’re in these positions.”  Tell your RTO to leave after the Execution Para, so they can begin setting up the TMK.  Grab your RTO and follow the TAC.  Take out your pen and template and prepare to copy.
  • 3. 12 Alpha 3 9 Bravo 6
  • 4. After your TAC finishes reading you the OPORD, ask for SECURITY!  Pull in your TLs and issue WARNO  If security is granted, begin your team rehearsals while you put your OPORD together.  Remember, 1/3-2/3. You only have 15 minutes to spit out your OPORD from H-Time.
  • 5. Once you have your OPORD together pull both teams in, (Bravo on my left, Alpha on my right).  Brief the OPORD and go over your plan (TMK) thoroughly.  Ask for any questions and answer them confidently.  BACKBRIEF!!!
  • 6. You have 30 Minutes to go over your mission.  Go over actions on repeatedly until the whole squad understands your “CONCEPT”.  After that, do a silent walk through from AA- MVT-ORP-OBJ, insure everyone understands what is expected of them.  Brief and go through different contingencies: sniper, indirect fire, LDA, COB/MOB, IED, ETC. Your contingency plans should be mission dependent.
  • 7. Give your TLs a chance to do some work by allowing them to conduct a PCC.  After the TLs conduct their PCC you should conduct your own PCC and back brief as you conduct it. (check to ensure the compass works, actually get hands on equipment, don’t take someone's word for it, leave the area exactly as it was found)
  • 8. (This is TAC dependent)-Don’t ask to LD, you have already been briefed what time you should be crossing the LD so say this “T16 this is C31, Crossing LD, Time now H+45”  Once MVT has been initiated there is NO MORE talking. Hand and arm signals only.  Set up ERP or Check Points METT-TC dependent.
  • 9. Ensure your squad maintains proper spacing. They should be at least 10M or more between each other, METT-TC dependent.  Enter the ORP as you briefed: by force or by recon.  Set up security just as you had in your AA  Call in your Recon team: You, ATL, RTO, 3 RM from Alpha
  • 10. Leave a 5 Point with your BTL, = 1)Where you going, 2)Who are you taking with you, 3)NLT time you should be back, 4)what to do if I don’t come back, 5)actions to take if you or myself come under fire; BTL should count you out.  Utilize the same entrance and exit point in your ORP.  Once you either have eyes on or you move out to a position that your ATL wants to set up support, drop your S/O team off, BRIEF A 5POINT!
  • 11. OBJ Roger, see you in 10Mikes ORP
  • 12. When you have PID on the enemy, INFORM HIGHER.  Brief your BTL what you saw.  Tell your ATL to pick up and move to the S/O position.  Instruct your ATL to initiate fire once they get online at that position. This way your MVT is masked by their fire.  Conduct your BOLD flanking movement to get on line. “METT-TC dependent” You will determine which way to attack in your RECON.
  • 13. OBJ BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG
  • 14. OBJ Shift Fire BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG, BANG
  • 15. LOA LOA OBJ BANG, BANG, BANG, TARGETS of OPPORTUNITY Lift Fire
  • 16.  After your BT LOA’s have them pull immediate security. This can be done by rotating your most far rifle men to cover your flanks, or you can pull 360 security.  Immediately receive your ACE reports: Ammo, Casualties and Equipment. Don’t‘ allow them to say “green-green-green”, instead say 1-UP-UP; unless there are casualties or your equipment is lost or broken.  Then send up that report to higher.
  • 17. Call in your special teams, if there are no injured then there is no reason to call in you’re A&L.  EPW comes in to search the bodies, while they are being searched your RTO will record everything they yell out.  Take a quick look around the objective, if there are notebooks or maps look at them to see what's inside them.  Ensure your TLs have their teams spaced out efficiently and ensure that they are at least 35m away from the OBJ.  Give your SALUTE report to higher.
  • 18. After you send your reports….if you were given a follow on mission do that, if not call higher and seek further guidance.  If higher instructs you to CM…  Call in your DEMO team to destroy the enemy equipment. Fire in the hole-1”AT off”,2”BT off”,3”SL,RTO, 2RMforDEMOTeam off”  Mission Complete.