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, Frontal Attack - ANSWERSA form of maneuver in which an attacking force seeks to
destroy a weaker enemy force or fix a larger enemy force in place over a broad front.
Flanking Attack - ANSWERS1. uses fire and maneuver in order to gain a position of
advantage against an enemy vulnerability.
2. usually uses a support by fire position that diverts attention away from the main effort
and uses fires to fix the enemy in place, preventing them from reorienting on the main
effort.
Classification of Offensive Fires - ANSWERS-Fires in support of maneuver-the MG unit
will suppress the maneuver unit's immediate objective to allow the unit to move into
position to conduct the final assault.
-Fires in support of isolation- the MG unit will suppress any enemy unit that can interfere
with the maneuver elements advance.
-Fires in support of assault- the MG unit will suppress the maneuver unit's immediate
objective.
-Fires in support of consolidation- enemy counterattack should be expected following
seizure of objective. MG's are used to protect the unit's consolidation and
reorganization.
Types of Attacks - ANSWERSDeliberate
Hasty
Priority of Recon - ANSWERSo Confirm location of enemy defense CSW, obstacles and
security.
o Identify the EN CV
o Identify the assault position that will best allow the ME to assault the enemy
o Identify the best support by fire position
o Identify routes and TCM's
Occupying Support By Fire - ANSWERS-Stealth
-Force
Eight Principles of Machine Gun Employment, PICMDEEP - ANSWERSPairs
Interlocking fires
coordination of fires
Mutual Suport
Defilade
Enfilade
Economy of fires
Protection