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Jlaw15: Expanded ADD into Alert, Direction, Distance for clarification.

2022-03-14T00:50:44Z

Expanded ADD into Alert, Direction, Distance for clarification.

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	**DO NOT start sprinting off and breaking the formation you have just because a shot rings out.		**DO NOT start sprinting off and breaking the formation you have just because a shot rings out.
	'''C'''ommunicate		'''C'''ommunicate
	* ADD report. Talk to your teammates so Red team can start suppressing and green team can make a plan to maneuver.		* ADD report. This stands for '''A'''lert, '''D'''irection, '''D'''istance. Talk to your teammates so Red team can start suppressing and green team can make a plan to maneuver.
	*If in a formation, an ADD report can be something along the lines of:		*If in a formation, an ADD report can be something along the lines of:
	**"CONTACT LEFT! 100 METERS"		**"CONTACT LEFT! 100 METERS"

Tanaka: /* Movement */ Updated reacting to contact with our standard + less verbose

2022-03-08T18:46:11Z

Movement: Updated reacting to contact with our standard + less verbose

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	*If in a formation, an ADD report can be something along the lines of:		*If in a formation, an ADD report can be something along the lines of:
	**"CONTACT LEFT! 100 METERS"		**"CONTACT LEFT! 100 METERS"
			*Your formation should naturally switch into a LINE facing the contact
	*Team leaders will generally begin issuing orders in this phase		*Team leaders will generally begin issuing orders in this phase
	'''K'''ill		'''K'''ill
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	[[Fire Team Movement]]		[[Fire Team Movement]]

	~~[[Squad Movement]]~~

	~~[[Platoon Movement]]~~

Tanaka: /* Reacting to contact */ Updated to support our FCKing structure

2022-03-08T18:14:55Z

Reacting to contact: Updated to support our FCKing structure

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	=== Reacting to contact ===		=== Reacting to contact ===
			'''React to soft contact''' by finding cover and notifying your nearest superior. Do not act upon said contact unless the planned ROE is RED (weapons free).

	~~In day~~ to ~~day life it is easy to become complacent in our movement. How we saunter from room to room or from street to street requires limited awareness on our part. But in combative environments one~~'~~s survival hinges on their ability to find cover and concealment. Cover can be any obstacle that would effectively stop an enemy~~'~~s bullet. Concealment, however, may not stop incoming rounds but will obscure the enemy~~'~~s view of you and thus their ability to accurately shoot you. At this time, our AI mod will instruct AI to still fire at you if they sense you~~'~~re within a particular piece of concealment, however the fire is generally sporadic and wild~~.		'''React to hard contact''' by '''<u>FCK</u>'''ing.

	With all that being said, move with purpose, always with a keen eye for your next piece of cover. Ultimately this principle carries over to formations and reacting to contact [http://coalitiongroup.net/wiki/index.php?title=Formations as a formation].		'''F'''ind cover
			* A lot of times, this means simply to hit the deck
			**DO NOT start sprinting off and breaking the formation you have just because a shot rings out.
	So in the event of hard contact, seek cover behind the nearest thick tree; hard wall, hesco, or boulder, and use your senses to locate the source of enemy fire. Generally we use sound. The sound of the bullets ripping through the air around us or the sound of their weapons firing. In low light levels one can also look for enemy muzzle flash to find their targets. Finally, once determined, call out their location on the radio or through local speech referencing any landmarks and their azimuth.		'''C'''ommunicate

	~~Example: ''"Enemy contact, on the hill, bearing 267, by those trees."''~~
	~~<br/>~~
	Here we're noting to our group that the enemy, is on the hill at azimuth 267, by the treeline. This information should be transferred up the chain of command by fireteam leaders so that command can better understand the situation on the ground. But for the infantry element, its greatest strength is in concentrating the group's fire on the enemy.

	If you're generally certain of their location, although you don't directly see any individual enemy troops due to distance or concealment/cover - place a volume of fire on their location to suppress them. If engaged, our AI will cease fire and seek cover, allowing us to suppress them and better understand their location. You and your element may fire thousands of rounds in a large-scale firefight, and yet wound or kill only a couple dozen enemy fighters. This is entirely acceptable, as the objective is to overwhelm the enemy with our volume of fire. We can always get more ammunition, we cannot always get more troops.

	~~In short, react to contact by FCKing.~~

	'''F'''ind cover.
	* A lot of times, this means simply to hit the deck. DO NOT start sprinting off and breaking the formation you have just because a shot rings out.
	'''C'''ommunicate.
	* ADD report. Talk to your teammates so Red team can start suppressing and green team can make a plan to maneuver.		* ADD report. Talk to your teammates so Red team can start suppressing and green team can make a plan to maneuver.
	'''K'''ill.		*If in a formation, an ADD report can be something along the lines of:
	* ~~Utilizing fire superiority and movement, kill~~ the ~~fucks.~~		**"CONTACT LEFT! 100 METERS"
			*Team leaders will generally begin issuing orders in this phase
			'''K'''ill
			* Keep the enemy suppressed so they cannot move on your location or gain advantage
			*Maneuver on them while they're suppressed
			*Send them to spectator

	==Movement==		==Movement==

Tanaka: /* Reacting to contact */

2022-03-08T18:09:33Z

Reacting to contact

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	If you're generally certain of their location, although you don't directly see any individual enemy troops due to distance or concealment/cover - place a volume of fire on their location to suppress them. If engaged, our AI will cease fire and seek cover, allowing us to suppress them and better understand their location. You and your element may fire thousands of rounds in a large-scale firefight, and yet wound or kill only a couple dozen enemy fighters. This is entirely acceptable, as the objective is to overwhelm the enemy with our volume of fire. We can always get more ammunition, we cannot always get more troops.		If you're generally certain of their location, although you don't directly see any individual enemy troops due to distance or concealment/cover - place a volume of fire on their location to suppress them. If engaged, our AI will cease fire and seek cover, allowing us to suppress them and better understand their location. You and your element may fire thousands of rounds in a large-scale firefight, and yet wound or kill only a couple dozen enemy fighters. This is entirely acceptable, as the objective is to overwhelm the enemy with our volume of fire. We can always get more ammunition, we cannot always get more troops.

			In short, react to contact by FCKing.

			'''F'''ind cover.
			* A lot of times, this means simply to hit the deck. DO NOT start sprinting off and breaking the formation you have just because a shot rings out.
			'''C'''ommunicate.
			* ADD report. Talk to your teammates so Red team can start suppressing and green team can make a plan to maneuver.
			'''K'''ill.
			* Utilizing fire superiority and movement, kill the fucks.

	==Movement==		==Movement==

Hawk at 02:15, 23 February 2018

2018-02-23T02:15:04Z

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	[[Fire Team Movement]]		[[Fire Team Movement]]

	[[Squad Movement]]		[[Squad Movement]]

	[[Platoon Movement]]		[[Platoon Movement]]

Hawk at 02:14, 23 February 2018

2018-02-23T02:14:25Z

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	Because 90% of what we do involves moving from place to place, movement becomes both a critical element of our game play and a powerful tool to be used by each individual. With this in mind, it would be almost impossible to summarize movements for all the different team and roles we play each time. As such we have compiled information on specific roles or groups you want to know about.		Because 90% of what we do involves moving from place to place, movement becomes both a critical element of our game play and a powerful tool to be used by each individual. With this in mind, it would be almost impossible to summarize movements for all the different team and roles we play each time. As such we have compiled information on specific roles or groups you want to know about.

			[[Fire Team Movement]]
			[[Squad Movement]]
			[[Platoon Movement]]

Hawk at 02:13, 23 February 2018

2018-02-23T02:13:14Z

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	If you're generally certain of their location, although you don't directly see any individual enemy troops due to distance or concealment/cover - place a volume of fire on their location to suppress them. If engaged, our AI will cease fire and seek cover, allowing us to suppress them and better understand their location. You and your element may fire thousands of rounds in a large-scale firefight, and yet wound or kill only a couple dozen enemy fighters. This is entirely acceptable, as the objective is to overwhelm the enemy with our volume of fire. We can always get more ammunition, we cannot always get more troops.		If you're generally certain of their location, although you don't directly see any individual enemy troops due to distance or concealment/cover - place a volume of fire on their location to suppress them. If engaged, our AI will cease fire and seek cover, allowing us to suppress them and better understand their location. You and your element may fire thousands of rounds in a large-scale firefight, and yet wound or kill only a couple dozen enemy fighters. This is entirely acceptable, as the objective is to overwhelm the enemy with our volume of fire. We can always get more ammunition, we cannot always get more troops.

			==Movement==

			Because 90% of what we do involves moving from place to place, movement becomes both a critical element of our game play and a powerful tool to be used by each individual. With this in mind, it would be almost impossible to summarize movements for all the different team and roles we play each time. As such we have compiled information on specific roles or groups you want to know about.

Hawk at 02:09, 23 February 2018

2018-02-23T02:09:03Z

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	There's a specific safety in this principle. If you ever find yourself alone and separated from your element, the prospects of survival diminish, significantly. And as such it is imperative that one remain an active member of their combat element. For if one were to be wounded or find themselves in enemy contact, the formation allows for a concentration of martial power - thus the bundle of twigs becomes the fasces.		There's a specific safety in this principle. If you ever find yourself alone and separated from your element, the prospects of survival diminish, significantly. And as such it is imperative that one remain an active member of their combat element. For if one were to be wounded or find themselves in enemy contact, the formation allows for a concentration of martial power - thus the bundle of twigs becomes the fasces.

			==Contact==
	===Types of enemy contact===		===Types of enemy contact===

Hawk at 02:06, 23 February 2018

2018-02-23T02:06:49Z

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	== We conduct war as a Team ==		==We conduct war as a Team==

	One of the first things you learn in the Forces is that everything is done as a team.		One of the first things you learn in the Forces is that everything is done as a team.
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	=== Types of enemy contact ===		===Types of enemy contact===

Hawk at 02:06, 23 February 2018

2018-02-23T02:06:02Z

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	==== Types of enemy contact ====		=== Types of enemy contact ===

	~~----~~

	There are two main forms of enemy contact; "soft", and "hard". Soft contact being when a your element observes or encounters an enemy force - who is oblivious to your existence. Alternatively, hard contact is defined as your element's reaction to receiving enemy fire.		There are two main forms of enemy contact; "soft", and "hard". Soft contact being when a your element observes or encounters an enemy force - who is oblivious to your existence. Alternatively, hard contact is defined as your element's reaction to receiving enemy fire.
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	==== Reacting to contact ====		=== Reacting to contact ===

	~~----~~

	In day to day life it is easy to become complacent in our movement. How we saunter from room to room or from street to street requires limited awareness on our part. But in combative environments one's survival hinges on their ability to find cover and concealment. Cover can be any obstacle that would effectively stop an enemy's bullet. Concealment, however, may not stop incoming rounds but will obscure the enemy's view of you and thus their ability to accurately shoot you. At this time, our AI mod will instruct AI to still fire at you if they sense you're within a particular piece of concealment, however the fire is generally sporadic and wild.		In day to day life it is easy to become complacent in our movement. How we saunter from room to room or from street to street requires limited awareness on our part. But in combative environments one's survival hinges on their ability to find cover and concealment. Cover can be any obstacle that would effectively stop an enemy's bullet. Concealment, however, may not stop incoming rounds but will obscure the enemy's view of you and thus their ability to accurately shoot you. At this time, our AI mod will instruct AI to still fire at you if they sense you're within a particular piece of concealment, however the fire is generally sporadic and wild.