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Let us begin.

I'm Captain Wiley, I'm your company commander.

This is Department Support Officer Captain Olsen.

And we have the XO Captain Goodwill here.

He'll also be filling in for the 1st Sergeant who is out dealing with troubled soldiers right now.

This is your company outboard for Operation New York.

Company task board, we have all three of our organic platoons.

We also have an attached platoon, 4th platoon Delta Company from the Weapons Company.

3rd platoon is a decisive operation.

You will have all your organic weapons systems.

You will also have a sapper squad attached.

That will be 2nd squad, 1st platoon, Alpha Company, 7th engineers.

Task destroyed, purpose prevented.

Shaping operation number one is first platoon.

You have all your organic key weapons systems.

You also have a sapper squad attached.

That'll be first squad, first platoon, and officer engineers.

Your task is to seize, purpose to prevent.

Shaping operation two is fourth platoon delta.

They'll have six Humvees with them.

So two of those will have mark 19s.

Two of those will have 50 cows and two will have two 40s.

Task to screen, purpose to allow.

And then shaping operation three is second platoon.

We have all organic key weapons systems.

They'll be the company reserve, know how the planning priorities are, defend the company assembly area, reinforce the decisive valve, and then reinforce the shaping up one.

Next slide.

Variable operations.

Alright, so we'll be operating in the greater AOEgypt as usual.

The specific sub-AOs that we'll be operating in though are AO Billings, AO Eugene, and then AO Toledo.

So to box you into that AO, it's in the north, we have 81 Northern, which coincides with Syracuse.

To the east we have the 79th E-Scene which coincides with the Firebase Butner.

To the south we have the 75th Northing which aligns with MSR Elise.

And then to the west we have the 77th E-Scene which aligns with the objective buckler.

To familiarize you with our AO, to the north in the city of Syracuse we have Burke Mountain and Mount Rascal.

So those are the major train features up there.

To the city of Firebase Butner we have Lake Popoloman.

and west of that we have Bull Hill which is where the company assembly area is going to be.

And then down near Objective Buffalo we have Black Cat Mountain and Florence Mountain.

Alright, for area of interest.

So, closed air support.

The Arianics have no closed air support so it will be a non-issue for this operation.

For indirect fires and artillery, down south here in AO Austria they have 82mm mortars as well as 152mm artillery.

The trigger for the use of that will likely be that they identify any of our masculine forces within the AO, and the response time on that is approximately 10 minutes.

For reinforcements, in addition to this mechanized platoon here, which we'll talk about later, we also have an element of a company minus armor element.

Their response time is approximately 60 minutes.

The trigger for them to be dedicated to our AO, we believe, will be an attack on a jet Syracuse or if this mechanized platoon here, if they take a loss of two tanks or more,

then likely they'll call for that armor on them.

And then lastly, civilians.

As you guys know, within AO Egypt, not a large civilian presence.

They've mostly evacuated.

However, down here on MSR Lease, there likely will be some civilian traffic.

And then down in AO Austria, outside of AO, there's certainly still some wind presence down there.

All right, next.

All right, let's just a little brief.

Let's train it out.

So obstacles within our area.

The enemy has the capability to place wire obstacles.

We anticipate them doing so between our key terrain and the swamps and the significant slopes in between them.

We'll see that in objective Syracuse.

We'll also see that down in objective Buffalo.

For average approach, get Route 6 running east to west

and 293 running north to south as well as a significant network of ASRs running north to south

and east to west throughout the area.

This provides enemy mounting capabilities the opportunity for high-speed reinforcement of their own elements and therefore an advantage.

Off of the roads you see dense vegetation and avenues of approach

that are typically squad to platoon size so

that gives us an advantage as we intend to operate at that echelon through that area.

When you're looking at key terrain as already discussed you have Burke Mountain, Rascal Mountain, Bull Hill, Black Hat Mountain, and Florence Mountain.

For observation fields of fire due to dense vegetation anticipate being able to see

and identify targets between one and two hundred meters

and for cover concealment the enemy has established fighting positions

and have designed battle positions on our objective areas slide we expect to operate in temperatures between 29

and 69 degrees Fahrenheit so that's probably not going to inhibit our operations too much

but make sure your soldiers are wearing right here at night so you don't have some kind of cold weather casualty.

Take note that nighttime illumination on day two and day three is going to be upwards of 96 to 99 percent.

So even though the enemy doesn't have as many night division capabilities as we do, they'll still be able to see at night.

So this gives them an advantage.

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All right, Charlie Five, like so, Captain John Goodwell.

The enemy situation, in general, you've done a great job as a result of the recent spoiling attacks, the special purpose attacks we executed successfully the raids

and ambushes as well as the very successful defense on on

LZ Owl in the north side of Firebase Buckner we've attrited

our enemy the 3122 Oriani motorized infantry battalion attrited them to the south and pushed them south of our AO.

However that enemy is currently consolidating and reorganizing their force we expect to conduct a massive counter-attack here shortly.

Our enemy the battalion supporting operation one is a company minus

element they have They've recently seized some critical weapons to include armor and anti-aircraft capabilities from their atropian counterparts in our AO.

They've worked also to seize key terrain in order to start an interdiction inside of our area of operations,

focusing on Firebase Buckner, as well as establishing an enemy mission command node inside of our AOE chip.

Tori into our enemy dock town.

They're shaping Operation One, our enemy company that's coming back inside of AOE ship that we'll be fighting against.

They're broken down into three elements here.

Their decisive operation, their DO, a motorized and armored platoon that is equipped with three T-72 tanks,

as well as two armored personnel carriers and a logistics package.

Their tasks should disrupt in order to deny Blue Force's freedom of maneuver inside the AO.

Second element, the enemy's shaping operation one of the company section is two squads,

14 packs total, and their key weapon system is that two SA-7s, that anti-aircraft capability.

Their task is to destroy blue forces in order to allow the red forces freedom of maneuver for their DO.

Shaping operation two, also a section we set to be 12 personnel total broken down into two Arianean squads key weapon systems they have,

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82 millimeter indirect fire mortar asset, as well as a retrans capability so they can communicate all the way from south of our AO,

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north all the way to their SA-7s that are interdicting our air near Firebase Buckner and AO Belgium.

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Their task is to retain in order to allow freedom of maneuver for their company, DO.

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RFR sit-tem, generally the way this enemy will fight.

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DO is templated here templated here we expect them to go

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from south to north in order to disrupt our operations inside of AO Egypt.

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Shaping operation one is equipped with that key weapon system those SA-7s

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that can interdict blue air operations templated here

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and then the shaping operation two the other Ariane infantry section

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which is down here on objective buffalo their task is to retain

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and provide that retrans capability and allow for extended communications and mission command for inside of the AO,

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followed by the commander to talk most likely to the most dangerous.

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Alright guys, so I want to talk to you about how Contista is going to be fighting.

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Real quick though, a little background on this one up here with the anti-aircraft capability.

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So if you remember last week when we defended power-based Buckner on an HUSDL, you guys were like blasting BTRs with tow missiles and stuff.

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You guys remember that?

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Yeah, we blasted a couple tow missiles.

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Yeah, all right good.

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You guys are heroes.

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While we were doing that, we received some reports that these guys were further in NATO Jupiter and they shot down a British helicopter.

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So they've capitalized on that.

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While we were all firebase buttoner defending, they kind of infiltrated back into the AO and they have,

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they put these guys up near Syracuse and they have a mission command cell down here on Florence Mountain now, right?

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So this element here, these guys, these guys have effectively shut down our air avenues of approach, right?

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So air is shut down right now, which is a huge advantage for the rest of this enemy, alright?

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Because they can more or less, if they do come in, they can operate without any threat of of air interdiction.

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Alright, so huge asset for the enemy up here, however, you'll notice they're very isolated up north, okay?

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So that's why they put this mission command cell here on Florence Mountain.

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They're the lifeline between these, the anti-assets up here and then reinforcements down south.

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Okay, if a fight were to break out, these guys come under attack, first thing the enemy's gonna do is they're going to try

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to call down to this mechanized platoon to dedicate them to come up and help out in the AAL.

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Alright, as far as the specific battles, up here to the north against the anti-aircraft capabilities.

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That's the third platoon's fight.

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I anticipate that fight, if this enemy comes under attack, what they're gonna do, they're gonna put up an initial resistance, all right, defend themselves, but ultimately I think they're gonna try to retrograde back north

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and get out of the AO, all right?

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And I think they're gonna do that because they simply can't afford to lose that anti-aircraft capability, all right?

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So they're gonna protect it, they don't want it being destroyed or seized, so they're gonna get out of there.

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I think it's a different story down here in Florence Mountain though, all right?

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I think this enemy, who is 1st platoon's enemy, I think they're going to fight to the death.

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And I say that because they can't afford to lose mission command.

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If they do lose mission command, these guys are stranded with their critical weapon systems, and it totally eliminates their ability to use indirect fires or calling reinforcements.

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So, 1st platoon, I think you can anticipate these guys coming in very well prepared fighting positions, battle positions, probably good use of obstacles, probably a good counter-recon fight going on.

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so expect to have to kill these guys in their foxholes.

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And then this mechanized platoon down here, when they are called, when or if they are called, I think they're going to come in fast and furious along the fire breaks,

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and they will be dedicated to getting to either one of the objectives, which everyone they're called to, so they're bringing a lot of firepower with them, two tanks, a couple VTRs.

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This is a fourth platoon weapons company's fight, so they're well-quipped to handle it.

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I think that's going to be a pretty heavy fight right there.

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Alright, so that's how I anticipate the enemy reacting to this attack.

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Alright, friendly forces.

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Two levels up, our brigade mission and intent, our brigade commander's mission and intent are no change from the previous orders

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that we've had in the past few weeks the company.

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Broken down by battalion, the DO, our battalion 128, tasks to retain AO Egypt, purposes to enable the government of Metropia.

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187 infantry shaping Operation 1 for the brigade, templated here in AO Belgium,

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their task is to retain AO Belgium to allow the freedom of maneuver for the brigade DO.

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132 infantry templated here, their task is to destroy enemy in AO,

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Austria, and their purpose is to deny any freedom maneuver for the Brigade DO.

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For the Battalion, also no change for Battalion Mission as well as Battalion Commanders and TAC.

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ALF Company, 128, DO, their task is to retain Firebase Buckner in order to enable the Government of Etropia.

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Shaping Operation One, our company, Charlie Company, 128, is tasked to destroy enemy anti-aircraft

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And our purpose is to prevent enemy freedom maneuver on the DO and then Bravo Company, templated down here, shaping Operation 2.

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Their task is to disrupt the enemy in AO Fresno, and their purpose is to protect the eastern flank of the battalion DO.

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All right, so our mission.

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Charlie Company, 128 Infantry, and the battalion shaping Operation 1.

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We will attack to destroy enemy anti-aircraft capabilities in the vicinity of the Syracuse Whiskey Lima 788-808,

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no later than 010430 December 17, in order to prevent enemy freedom of maneuver on the battalion DO.

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I'll say again, Charlie 128, attacks to destroy the enemy anti-aircraft capabilities and vicinity of objective Syracuse,

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Whiskey Lima 788-808, no later than 010430 December 17, in order to prevent the enemy freedom of maneuver on the battalion DO.

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So the purpose of this operation is to deny that anti-aircraft capability within the AO,

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and to prevent them from interfering with the battalion's efforts to establish firebase button.

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The key task for this operation, key task one, we must destroy those anti-aircraft capabilities up at a depth of circuit.

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Key task two, we must seize the retrans capability down on the objective Buffalo, and then after both those operations are complete,

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we must be prepared for a counterattack from the area islands.

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The intensity of this operation is in regards to enemy.

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The enemy anti-agricaract capabilities are destroyed on object Syracuse and the re-transposition is seized on object Buffalo.

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In regards to terrain, 1st and 3rd platoon are in a hasty defense, 2nd platoon has the assembly area secured and 4th platoon maintains their screen down on MSR Lease.

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In regards to friendly, the company is set in battle positions to the west and south of Firebase Buckner.

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And in regards to civilians, the tropic civilians are warned to leave the area due to a likely area on-counter offensive.

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Next.

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Execution paragraph, Council of the Ops.

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The purpose of this operation is to deny the enemy anti-aircraft capability within AOEJ.

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To accomplish this, we will conduct a frontal attack.

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Decisive to this operation is 1st Platoon seizing the enemy retransposition on objective Buffalo.

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This is decisive because if we can seize that retrans capability, we will deny them indirect indirect fires use and will deny them the ability to call and reinforce me.

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Third platoon is the decisive op with task and purpose destroy in order to prevent.

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First platoon is shaping op 1 with task seize purpose prevent.

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Fourth platoon is shaping op 2 with task and purpose screen in order to allow.

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And then second platoon is shaping operation 3 the company reserve with the priorities that defend the company AA, reinforce the DO, or reinforce shaping op 1.

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The purpose of fires is to suppress and then we're assuming tactical risk but not having mutually supporting objectives.

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We're mitigating that risk by keeping second platoon reserves so we can dedicate them to the north and south of 2022.

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This operation will be conducted in five phases.

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So phase one is planning preparation.

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It begins upon receiving this order.

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It will end when the company is staged and we're prepared to SP no later than 2100 on 30 November.

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Phase 2 movement begins with 2nd platoon SPs from Gate 41, no later than 2200 on 30 November, and it ends when 2nd platoon and headquarters are in A Albany,

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and then 3rd platoon and 1st platoon are in their ORPs, no later than 0200 on 1 December.

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Phase 3 is isolation, it begins when 4th platoon initiates their movement to establish their screen, and it ends with 3rd platoon and 1st platoon are in their assault positions,

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no later than 0430 on 1 December.

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Phase 4 is the assault.

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It begins with 1st platoon Charlie initiating its attack on objective Buffalo.

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Middle-earth is 0-4-30 on 1 December.

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And it ends once objective Buffalo and the re-trans capability are seized, and then when the enemy anti-aircraft capabilities are destroyed on objective Syracuse.

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Phase 5 is the transition phase.

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So during this phase, it'll begin once all platoons are consolidated and reorganized at their respective locations, and you've initiated a hasty defense.

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Alright, and then this phase will end once we get a change in mission.

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Next slide.

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Constance of Fire.

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Beautiful.

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Beautiful FSO.

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Thank you, John.

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For fires in support of this operation, we're going to have the Brigade's DSFA battalion has given us a platoon of 105s for the battalion.

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We'll also have access to the battalion's mortars.

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Our company has priority of fires for the battalion's mortars for the duration of this operation.

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Fire support coordination measures that will be in effect during the operation include

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NFA and Ross Finger as well as Albany and those will be in effect throughout the operation.

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You need to call up your OPs, ORPs, and battle positions so we can establish no fire errors over those locations so friendly fires don't land on your location.

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Your target blocks are as follows.

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And our fire support task is suppressive fires.

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Our purpose is to suppress in order to deny the enemy freedom of the maneuver.

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And our execution will be in accordance with the plan that you developed for your platoon's maneuver plan.

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So you have to plan your own fires and use the weapon system that you're given by each base.

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Alright, skim and maneuver for phase one.

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Alright, before we start, we're going to skim and maneuver by warfighting function for each phase.

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So maneuver, mission command, sustainment, protection of fires, etc. So for first phase one, again this phase begins.

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The opponent's seat is uporder.

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It will end at 2200 on 30 November, once we're staged and ready to SP.

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The key tasks are in this phase.

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At 1330 PLS, you'll come see me at the company talk.

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We'll do our confirmation brief.

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And then at 20-100, we'll do bat briefs in the talk, all right?

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So specifically for your bat briefs and let me in, I want to hear what you think the enemy's course of action is going to be, your maneuvers plan, your fires plan,

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your CASVAC plan, and then what your plan is for phase five when we transition into the hasty defense.

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The company rehearsals will be at 1600 tomorrow at HLZOWL, so over by this blue star.

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And then for mission command for phase one, so myself, the XO, First Sergeant, and FSO, we'll all get the company to talk over at Star 1 here.

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FSO.

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So no change in the scheme of fires, but we'll conduct a fire support rehearsal after the company rehearsals are complete.

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For scheme of protection, you'll receive your Stafford Squad for first and third platoon.

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The Stafford Squad will be attached to your platoon, so that way you have a capability on hand to mitigate enemy obstacles on the objective.

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They have an anti-personnel obstacle breaching team, as well as Bangalore, and at least two wire cutters to handle the wire that we anticipate there. For sure.

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Mark, for medical support.

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As previously briefed, due to the fact that the enemy had anti-aircraft capabilities,

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we will not have air medevac capabilities until we've destroyed that anti-air capability on the objective series.

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During phase one for medical support, we are still located here, the firebase Buckner.

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If you assess any casualties during this phase, move them internally with your platoon assets to the Battalion A station, templated here right at star number 6.

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Any nine-line medevac that needs to be called up for the duration of the operation will be called through the company net,

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which is free hop 325, alternate frequency hop 326.

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The call sign for those medevac requests is Titan 7.

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Titan 7 is the platoon sergeant for the medic platoon.

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Phase 1, sustainment.

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Immediately following this operations order, platoon sergeants and supply sergeants will link up with me to draw the following issue.

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Class 1, one day of supply, Class 1.

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Class 4, each platoon will draw 700 empty sandbags in support of their hasty defenses after their offensive operations are complete.

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Phase 5, any additional AT4s, fragmentation grenades, incendiary grenades, flashbangs,

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smoke grenades, as well as every platoon is required to make sure they're 100% unit basic load

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or UVL for their organic direct fire weapon systems. For Class 8, every platoon medic will restock to 100% of their Class 8

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by linking up with a company medic at the Battalion Aid Station.

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In addition, each platoon will draw 5 body bags as well as 12 emergency heat blankets,

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and that's for any contingencies that may arise during the duration of the operation.

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Alright, phase two.

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Phase two movement.

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Phase begins when 2nd platoon, SPs at the firebase button there.

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They'll land on the 2200, 30 November.

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It ends when 2nd platoon and headquarters are A Albany and then 3rd and 1st platoon are then ORPs.

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So at 2200, 2nd platoon, headquarters and the mortars are going to SP from gate 41, generally moving southwest until they hit fire breaks.

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Then they'll head north up to Bow Hill and establish AA Albany.

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At 2330, 1st platoon, you will SP out of gate 41.

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Travel west or southwest along Avenue Approach, Niagara until you reach ORP roughly in the city of Black Cat Mountain.

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At 2359 is when 2nd platoon, the headquarters should occupy AA Albany.

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At 0030 is when 3rd platoon will SP out of gate 57

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and they will travel North Lawn Avenue approach Hudson to their ORP.

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And then at 0200 is the no later than time for mortar firing point figure to be established

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and then for third and first continue for you to be in your ORPs.

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Alright so third and first make sure you're in your ORPs no later than 0200.

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When you do occupy your ORPs make sure you call the Great Year ORP to headquarters right

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because we need to deconflict fires and other things with your ORPs.

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The key calls for this phase, Okay, so key call number one.

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The second platoon has occupied AA Albany.

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Key call two is MF mortar finding point finger is established.

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Key call three is third platoon's ORP is established.

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Key call four is first platoon's ORP is established.

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Permission command for this phase.

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The Axisom and first sergeant, they're going to second platoon to AA Albany.

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And then myself and the company medic will be traveling with third platoon up to objective Syracuse.

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And we will be with them in the duration of the operation.

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So fires in phase two.

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One Tiny will support 2Charlie, the 801s will support 1Charlie, the 60s will support the company headquarters, and our 105s will also support 2Charlie.

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We'll put Rod's finger and NFA Albany into effect, and there'll be no change to your scheme of protection.

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Phase 2 for concept of medical support.

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The company's CCP will move from firebase Buckner with myself, 2nd platoon and 1st sergeant and establish an assembly area at Albany.

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The concept of medical support for phases 2, 3 and 4 or until the destruction of the enemy air asset will be as follows.

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Titan 7 along with two Humvees will be pre-staged right outside of firebase Buckner

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and have approximately 20 minute response time to one of six already templated AXPs or Ambulance Exchange Points.

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Those AXPs are 1, 2, and 3 to the north along the Avenue of Approach for 3rd Platoon with the objective Syracuse,

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and AXPs 4, 5, and 6 are right to the south along 1st Platoon's Avenue of Approach.

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The exact grid locations for those AXPs are also written in the annexes and they're templated around the room for your review.

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Phase 2 sustainment.

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The LTV along with 1st Sergeant will be available for tailgate resupply during the duration of Phase 2, 3, and 4, as well as a secondary Kazabak in the event

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that Titan 1 is tied up with another platoon and you also call for a medevac or a Kazabak.

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Alright, Phase 3, isolation.

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Phase 3 begins when 4th Platoon initiates their movement to to their screen, down south to go to check the Buffalo,

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and it ends once they're in their screening position, and 3rd and 1st platoon are in assault positions.

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So 4th platoon, they'll SP no later than 0-2-30, out of Firebase Buckner, they'll move southwest along MSR Elise,

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and one note on this movement, so 4th platoon, ensure that you know where 1st platoon's ORP is before you begin this movement, alright?

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So I don't think you're going to come under contact during this movement, however, if you I'm a little worried about your direct fires or enemy direct fires hitting 1st platoon, alright?

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It's pretty close.

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So I'm sure you know where their ORP is so that we can mitigate for at your side.

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4th platoon, once you are set in your stream, you need to call that up over company net, and you need to also let your adjacent platoons know, alright?

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That is because third and first platoon, you cannot leave your ORPs to do leaders recon or go to assault positions until you know that screen is set, alright?

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If you get compromised somehow during your leaders recon or going to assault positions and that screen isn't set yet,

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then you have a mechanized platoon and potentially an entire armor company coming for you.

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Alright, so you cannot afford to do that.

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Do not leave your RP until that screen is set.

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Key calls for this phase.

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So key call one is when 4th platoon Delta SPs.

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Key call two is 4th platoon Delta has established a screen and MSR release.

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Key calls three and four are when third and first have initiated a leader's recon.

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Key calls five and six are third and first platoon are in their assault positions.

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And mission command for this phase, there are no changes.

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So in Phase 3, priority of fires for the 120s will be with 1 Charlie, 81s with 2 Charlie, 60s with 3 Charlie,

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and the 1 and 5s are also with 3 Charlie.

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No additional FSCMs and no change to your skin protection.

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Medical, no change for Phase 3, sustainment, no change, Phase 3.

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Alright, Phase 4, the assault.

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Phase 4 begins when 1st platoon initiates its attack on Objective Buffalo no later than 0430, 1 December.

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And it will end once Objective Buffalo is seized and then the enemy anti-aircraft capabilities on Objective Syracuse are destroyed.

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So 1st platoon, initiate your attack no later than 0430.

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3rd platoon, I anticipate you can initiate your attack at 0530.

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However, that is a standby call until 1st platoon can confirm that they've seized the retrans capability.

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The reason for that, I don't think this attack on objective Buffalo will necessarily trigger and reinforcements coming,

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but I'm quite certain that if this anti-aircraft element up here comes under attack, then they're going to call in reinforcements.

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So I want 3rd platoon's attack to go off during enemy radio silence.

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I do not want reinforcements coming in.

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All right, so 1st platoon, it is imperative as soon as you can confirm that you've seized

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that retrans capability and they have They do not have that capability anymore.

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You need to let us headquarters and 3rd platoon know so that they can initiate their attack

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For 4th platoon Delta during this phase

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and during the both attacks You'll maintain your screen down on MSR release so that you can interject

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That mechanized infantry platoon and then 2nd platoon

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you're again you're the reserve so you'll be in assembly area Albany

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and you'll be you must be prepared to one reinforce the DO up at Objective Syracuse

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or reinforce First Platoon down at Objective Buffalo.

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Alright so key calls for this phase.

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Key call number one is when First Platoon initiates attack.

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Key call two, First Platoon has seized the foothold on Objective Buffalo.

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Key call three, First Platoon has seized the retrans capability on Objective Buffalo.

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And then key call four is when First Platoon initiates their attack.

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There are no changes for mission command in this phase.

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So in phase four fires, 3 Charlie, you'll have the 120s and the 60s giving you priorities of fires, and the 81s and the 105s will go with first platoon.

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This enables both first

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and third platoon to echelon fires as you move to destroy the enemy on your objective or seize objective upload.

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Ensure that you build that within your plan.

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As far as protection, there's no change for your staffer support throughout this phase, at the end of this phase your shafts will depart

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and you can expect to receive a blade team to help you prepare your hasty defense.

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There's no change in medical for phase four, no change to sustainment to phase four.

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All right, final phase, phase five of the transition.

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So this phase begins when all platoons are consolidated and reorganized at your respective positions and you've initiated your hasty defense.

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All right and then this phase will end once we get a change of mission.

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The beginning of phase 5 should consist of you guys finishing up Kazovac and EPW procedures, alright?

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So I expect you'll have both.

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Make sure that you finish that before you initiate your hasty defense.

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Alright, once you've confirmed all Kazovacs and EPWs are taken care of, then you need to begin establishing your battle positions, replacing obstacles, and doing good engagement area development.

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Alright, so first, second, third, you'll be doing engagement development, 4th platoon you'll maintain the stream down south on MSR leads.

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So whether or not the enemy's got a radio call through to reinforcements or not, I think at this point they're going to understand something has happened

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and I'm quite certain that that mechanized platoon is going to come attack.

363

So 4th platoon should bear the front of that.

364

However, 1st and 3rd you need to be prepared also.

365

There's a potential that could come from the West and maybe even the North.

366

So you need to design good engagement areas to make sure that you're ready to receive an enemy and defeat them.

367

Key calls for this phase.

368

Key call number one is all platoons are completed with Castlevac and DPW.

369

Key call two, third and first platoon have completed their Sapper Squad handoff and then they've received the blade teams.

370

Key call three is that fourth platoon Delta has confirmed or denied the enemy counterattacks from the south.

371

Key call four, all platoons have battle positions established.

372

And then key call five, all platoons obstacles are in place.

373

Permission command for this phase.

374

I will still be a third platoon at the beginning of this phase.

375

So I'm planning on moving down to 1st platoon.

376

Alright, so I expect the counter-attack to come down from here.

377

So I'm going to move south to be there for that.

378

So 1st platoon be prepared to receive me in Phase 5.

379

So if fire is in Phase 5, 4 Delta will have priority support from the 120s and the 105s.

380

And 1st platoon will have priority support from the 81s.

381

And 2nd platoon will have priority support from the 60s.

382

Additionally, we need to establish no fire areas over your battle positions because as the air threat's been removed,

383

we'll be able to bring in fixed-wing and fast-mover aviation to provide additional support against the armor threat.

384

For protection, our sapper squad is a protect.

385

It's been apart in a little bit of 1,500 hours, and they'll be replaced by a blade team that's also got an I-heavy in it,

386

and you'll have that team on hand until 1,200 hours.

387

For that, you need to plan three fighting positions and at least,

388

or sorry, no more than 300 meters of wire obstacles for your defensive positions.

389

Our medical support for Phase 5.

390

Upon the destruction of the enemy anti-aircraft system on Objective Syracuse, air medevac will be restored.

391

Expect and plan for a 10-minute response time after your 9-line medevac for air medevac arrival to HLZ's Crow, Bull, and Mattis.

392

You are also encouraged to plan and establish your own organic platoon HLZs for medevac

393

and the area you see fit during that phase.

394

Titan 7 along with his two vehicle Humvee, after we have 100% accountability of every person inside of the company,

395

he will transition from a CASAVAC mission to an EPW retrograde mission to help your platoons.

396

So the exact same 1-6 AXPs briefed earlier.

397

Those are locations you can consolidate your enemy prisoners of war for your respective objectives, call up and Titan VII will move them back to Firebase Bunkner.

398

Phase 5 for sustainment, on call, also because the enemy anti-air has been destroyed.

399

You'll have on call one sling load with 300 meters of concertina wire to support you and your defensive preparations.

400

At this point we expect the LTV resupply to be exhausted, so also on call is the speed with class 1,

401

3, 5, and 8 if you so desire during the stage.

402

Okay so we brief paragraphs 4 and 5 of the operations order throughout the scheme of maneuver.

403

Okay so let's conclude your outboarder brief.

404

If you need the details for sustainment, command signal stuff, we've got them all around the walls here.

405

Right so feel free to look at those.

406

Also feel free to come up and ask those questions.

407

So you have the rest of class to complete your warning orders.

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Cette leçon d’expression orale de niveau C1 s’appuie sur la vidéo « Army Infantry Company Operations Order Brief (OPORD) Example ». Les mots qui reviennent le plus souvent : platoon, phase, enemy, operation, key. Cette vidéo contient 407 phrases et 5674 mots à répéter en shadowing. La partie parlée dure 32:57. Le locuteur parle à un rythme naturel d’environ 172 mots par minute, proche d’une conversation courante. Seuls 78 % des mots font partie des 3 000 mots les plus courants en anglais, le vocabulaire est donc exigeant.

Vocabulaire clé de cette vidéo

Les 15 mots les plus avancés de la vidéo, avec leur prononciation et leur sens :

Mot	Prononciation	Sens
platoon nom	/pləˈtuːn/	peloton
capability nom	/ˌkeɪ.pəˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/	capacité
seize verbe	/ˈsiːz/	saisir, se saisir de
battalion nom	/bəˈtæl.jən/	bataillon
maneuver nom	/məˈnuvɚ/	manœuvre, exercice
initiate verbe	/ɪˈnɪʃ.i.eɪt/	commencer, démarrer
template nom	/ˈtɛm.plɪt/	gabarit, calibre
medevac nom	/ˈmɛdɪvæk/	EVASAN
hasty adjectif	/ˈheɪsti/	hâtif
mechanize verbe	/ˈmɛkənaɪz/	mécaniser
reinforcement nom	/ˌɹiːɪnˈfɔːsmənt/	renfort
reinforce verbe	/ˌɹiː.ɪnˈfɔːs/	renforcer
obstacle nom	/ˈɑbstəkəl/	obstacle
anticipate verbe	/ænˈtɪs.ɪ.peɪt/	anticiper, prévoir
mortar nom	/ˈmɔːtə/	mortier

Les verbes à particule que vous entendrez

Mot	Sens
call up verbe	sélectionner
come up verbe	se montrer, sortir du bois
shut down verbe	éteindre
break down verbe	tomber en panne
break out verbe	s'échapper, s’évader
come back verbe	revenir
finish up verbe	fignoler
go off verbe	exploser

Des phrases à répéter

Des phrases courtes et complètes de la vidéo, à réutiliser dans la conversation de tous les jours :

All right, let's just a little brief.
You guys remember that?
We'll also have access to the battalion's mortars.
We'll do our confirmation brief.

La grammaire de cette vidéo

Les structures que le locuteur utilise le plus, avec les mots exacts de la vidéo :

Structure	Dans la vidéo
Present perfect have/has + participe passé — une action passée qui compte encore maintenant	has established · have designed · you've done
Voix passive be + participe passé — l’accent est mis sur ce qui arrive, pas sur qui le fait	is equipped · is templated · is shut
Propositions relatives who / which + proposition — une précision sur une personne ou une chose	Hill which is · now, which is

Prononciation à surveiller

Le locuteur utilise 113 contractions et formes réduites, comme they're, we'll, you'll. Prononcez-les sous leur forme courte, telles que vous les entendez.

Les sons « sh » et « zh »: initiate /ɪˈnɪʃ.i.eɪt/, echelon /ˈɛʃ.əˌlɑn/, interdiction /ˌɪn.tɚˈdɪk.ʃən/, vegetation /ˌvɛd͡ʒəˈteɪʃən/, isolation /ˌaɪsəˈleɪʃən/
Mots longs — placez bien l’accent: capability /ˌkeɪ.pəˈbɪl.ɪ.ti/, initiate /ɪˈnɪʃ.i.eɪt/, reinforcement /ˌɹiːɪnˈfɔːsmənt/, anticipate /ænˈtɪs.ɪ.peɪt/, consolidate /kənˈsɒl.ɪ.deɪt/

Les sons difficiles pour les francophones :

/h/ — il se souffle, il n’est pas muet: hasty /ˈheɪsti/, rehearsal /ɹɪˈhɝsl̩/
/tʃ/ et /dʒ/ — à ne pas adoucir en « ch » et « j »: vegetation /ˌvɛd͡ʒəˈteɪʃən/, logistics /ləˈd͡ʒɪstɪks/
/r/ anglais — langue recourbée, sans frotter la gorge: reinforcement /ˌɹiːɪnˈfɔːsmənt/, reinforce /ˌɹiː.ɪnˈfɔːs/, armor /ˈɑːɹ.mɚ/, infantry /ˈɪnfəntɹi/, indirect /ˌɪn.daɪˈɹɛkt/

Comment s’entraîner avec cette vidéo

Écoutez la vidéo en entier une fois sans parler et notez les mots que vous ne connaissez pas.
Commencez à la vitesse 0,75×, répétez phrase par phrase, puis revenez à la vitesse normale quand cela devient facile.
Enregistrez-vous et comparez avec l’original, en faisant attention à des mots comme platoon, capability, seize.

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Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondée sur la science, développée à l'origine pour la formation des interprètes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous écoutez de l'anglais natif et le répétez immédiatement à voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un décalage de 1 à 2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amélioration significative de la précision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la compréhension orale et de la fluidité.

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