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2 CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION DISCLAIMER OVERVIEW MODERN INFANTRY TACTICS INFANTRY MISSION COMBAT POWER MANOEUVRE FIREPOWER PROTECTION LEADERSHIP ORGANISATION SYMBOLS IN USE MOVEMENT FIRE-TEAM FORMATIONS Wedge File SQUAD FORMATIONS Column On line File KEY TECHNIQUE: BOUNDING OVERWATCH INDIVIDUAL MOVEMENT Basic Movement Techniques Movement around corners Movement past windows Movement parallel to buildings Use of doorways Crossing of open areas OFFENCE MOVEMENT TO CONTACT DELIBERATE ATTACK SQUAD ATTACK KNOCKING OUT BUNKERS ENTER/CLEAR BUILDING ENTER/CLEAR A TRENCH DEFENCE REACT TO CONTACT REACT TO AMBUSH SNIPERS IN THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT USE OF SNIPERS COUNTERING URBAN SNIPERS REFERENCES FOR INFANTRY COMBAT GAME-PLAY: VEHICLE GUNNERY BASIC PROJECTILE BALLISTICS MUZZLE VELOCITY BALLISTIC COEFFICIENT GUN AIMING MODERN GUNNERY ELEMENTS NOT FOUND IN OSTFRONT... 20

3 Range finders Target identification Gun stabilisation Target tracking Loading Night vision OVERVIEW OF WWII GUN SIGHTS UNLINKED GUN SIGHTS T T KV-1s LINKED GUN SIGHTS T IS Panzer III and IV Panzer VI Tiger Panzer V Panther ARTILLERY GUN SIGHTS StuG III and SU OTHER GUNNERY TASKS RANGE ESTIMATION AMMUNITION AMMUNITION TYPES AMMUNITION LOADS GAME-PLAY: VEHICLE COMBAT KNOW YOUR ENEMY DEFEATING AN ENEMY TANK KEEPING YOUR TANK INTACT COMBAT ON THE EASTERN FRONT, INTRODUCTION PRELUDE TO WAR THE FIRST PERIOD OF WAR: JUNE 1941 OCT THE SECOND PERIOD OF WAR: NOV 1942 DEC THE THIRD PERIOD OF WAR: JAN 1944 MAY AFTERMATH: COUNTING THE COST COUNTRIES, THE TERRAIN AND WEATHER TERMINOLOGY AXIS AND ALLIES CENTRAL EUROPE FINLAND AND THE FAR NORTH WESTERN RUSSIA THE UKRAINE THE CRIMEA MOUNTAINS THE SOLDIERS INTRODUCTION GERMAN FORCES HEER WAFFEN-SS... 41

4 7.3 SOVIET FORCES RKKA [A] THE RED ARMY RKKF [] THE SOVIET NAVY NKVD [] INFANTRY ROLES CORE INFANTRY Rifleman Assault troops Machine-gunner SPECIALISTS Sniper Engineer LEADERS Squad and Platoon Leaders TANK CREW ROLES CORE CREW Tank Crew LEADERS Tank Commander THE WEAPONS OF OSTFRONT GERMAN SMALL ARMS RIFLES Mauser 98K [Karabiner 98kurz] Gewehr 43 Rifle Sturmgewehr 44 [MP43] SUBMACHINE GUNS MP 40/ PISTOLS Parabellum 1908 Luger Walther P MACHINE GUNS Maschinengewehr 34 (MG34) Maschinengewehr 42 (MG42) ANTI-TANK WEAPONS Panzerfaust GRENADES Stielhandgranate ENGINEER WEAPONS Satchel GERMAN AFV S ARMORED TRANSPORTS Sd Kfz 251 Half-track TANKS Panzerkampfwagen III Panzerkampfwagen IV F Panzerkampfwagen IV F Panzerkampfwagen V G Panzerkampfwagen VI E ASSAULT GUNS Sturmgeschütz III GERMAN ARTILLERY SOVIET SMALL ARMS RIFLES Mosin-Nagant 1930G Mosin-Nagant 1938G Tokarev SVT SUBMACHINE GUNS... 66

5 PPD PPSh-1941G PPS PISTOLS Tokarev M TT MACHINE GUNS Degtyarev DP/DT ANTI-TANK WEAPONS PTRD Anti-tank rifle GRENADES Fragmentation grenade F ENGINEER WEAPONS Satchel SOVIET AFV S LIGHT VEHICLES BA TANKS T T KV-1s T IS ASSAULT GUNS SU SOVIET ARTILLERY THE BATTLES OF OSTFRONT ARAD BAKSAN VALLEY BARASHKA BASOVKA BONDAREVO HEDGEHOG KAUKASUS KÖNIGSPLATZ KRASNYI OKTYABR ODESSA OGLEDOW RAKOWICE STALINGRAD KESSEL APPENDIX: WEAPON AVAILABILITY SMALL ARMS AVAILABILITY CHARTS VEHICLE AVAILABILITY CHARTS AND FINALLY... 95

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