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| - | ====== Summary ====== | ||
| - | **Trainees**: | ||
| - | **Time**: 2-5 per cycle. Recommend doing enough cycles to use up 50% of training session time.\\ | ||
| - | **Trainee Difficulty**: | ||
| - | **Trainer Difficulty**: | ||
| - | **Required Location**: The bounding lanes\\ | ||
| - | ====== Lesson Objective ====== | ||
| - | To increase the trainees' | ||
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| - | ====== Lesson Execution ====== | ||
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| - | Note: This lesson plan assumes bounding in fire teams but it can be done in buddy pairs or with squads | ||
| - | - The fireteam starts in line with the flag. Red Team prepares to place fire on the targets whilst Blue Team prepares to move to the first piece of cover. | ||
| - | - The trainer announces the start of the exercise. | ||
| - | - Red Team begins to suppress targets immediately. | ||
| - | - Blue Team announces " | ||
| - | - Blue Team reaches cover. When ready to begin firing Blue team announces " | ||
| - | - Red Team announces " | ||
| - | - Red Team reaches cover. When ready to begin firing Red Team announces " | ||
| - | - Both teams continue to alternate in this fashion until both teams are in cover in Phase 3. | ||
| - | - Team leader (usually Blue Team leader) announces "Fall Back!" | ||
| - | - Red Team announces " | ||
| - | - Red Team reaches cover. When ready to begin firing Red Team announces " | ||
| - | - Blue Team announces " | ||
| - | - Blue Team reaches cover. When ready to begin firing Blue Team announces " | ||
| - | - Both teams continue to alternate in this fashion until both teams have returned to their starting points alongside the flag. | ||
| - | - Team leader (usually Blue Team leader) announces "Cease fire!" and the exercise is concluded. | ||