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[PDF File]FM 21-150 COMBATIVES - Combat Reform
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2-7. Bayonet Assault Course Section IV - Teaching Techniques 2-8. Warm-Ups and Stretches 2-9. Stances 2-10. Falls 2-11. Crawl, Walk, and Run 2-12. Demonstrations 2-13. Execution by the Numbers 2-14. Execution at Combat Speed 2-15. Drills 2-16. Foam Pads CHAPTER 3 - CLOSE-RANGE COMBATIVES
[PDF File]Across the Reef
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Across the Reef: The Marine Assault of Tarawa by Colonel Joseph H. Alexander, USMC (Ret) n August 1943, to meet in secret with Major General Julian C. Smith and his principal
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Japanese troops and, expertly firing his rifle from the hip as he led his men in a bold charge, engaged the enemy in fierce combat and succeeded in annihilating approximately fifty Japanese sol diers. .An indomitabl e fighter, Private First Class Vallee participated with determined aggressiveness in the bitter assault operations
[PDF File]World War II Infantry Assault Tactics
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in late 1943. Some Japanese platoons had a 5cm grenade-discharger 1 section with three ‘knee mortars’, but these were often assigned downwards to the individual light machine gun (LMG)/rifle squads. A platoon had three LMG/rifle squads (initially four, in the t *ct man and Soviet armies, but often in practice only three or even two due to
[PDF File]WW2 - Bataan & Corregidor
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WW2 - Bataan & Corregidor Within hours of their December 7, 1941, attack on the American naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the Japanese military began its assault on the Philippines, bombing airfields and bases, harbors and shipyards. Manila, the capital of the Philippines, sits on Manila Bay, one of the best
[PDF File]Soldiers Were Key in World War II’s First U.S. Offensive
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Graveyard of Japanese Army For the Japanese, seeking to position themselves to either isolate or assault Australia, winning at Guadalcanal was impor-tant to blunt Allied pushback on their plans. For the Ameri-cans, Guadalcanal was vital in beginning and maintaining the offensive against the Japanese in the wake of the U.S. victory
[PDF File]I & I (WWII) Okinawa
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order to display Japanese enthusiasm for the defense of its home territory. The American invasion force was led on the naval side by ADM Raymond Spruance of the 5th Fleet; the land assault force consisted of LTG Simon Bolivar Buckner’s 10th Army; the com - mand of this invasion force was divided between MG John R. Hodge and Ma - jGen Roy S ...
[PDF File]Soviet Infantry Company - Focused Firepower
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4 Riflemen Rifle, Hand Grenades, Manning Horse and Cart. 9 Soviet Infantry Company - July 1942 The Rifle Platoon was hit hard by the shortages. The inclusion of the sniper section was further evidence that the Red Army was more interested in stalling the German advance and disrupting the enemy’s command structure than holding ground.
[PDF File]ATTU THE FORGOTTEN BATTLE - National Park Service
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IV-18: Japanese Type 92 70-millimeter howitzer IV-19: Japanese Type 94 37-millimeter antitank gun. IV-20: Japanese Type 38 Arisaka rifle and Type 99 Nambu light machinegun. IV-21: Japanese Arisaka heavy machinegun IV-22: Japanese 500-millimeter grenade launcher IV-23: Japanese M2A1 105-millimeter howitzer IV-24: Massacre Valley, June 2016
[PDF File]Ready for Battle: The Personal Equipment of a World War II ...
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The United States Rifle, Caliber .30, M1 (also known as the Garand Rifle in honor of its designer John Garand), was the first semi-automatic rifle in the world to be generally issued to infantry. The M1 was a gas-operated, semi-automatic rifle with an eight-round clip that gave US Soldiers a significant advantage over enemy infantrymen in battle.
[PDF File]Flames Of War
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All SMG, Rifle/MG, and Pioneer Rifle teams in a Parachute Company HQ, Parachute Platoon, Airlanding Company HQ, Airlanding Platoon, or Airborne Assault Platoon carry Gammon Bombs giving them Tank Assault 3. Anti-tank rating of 3, FP 1+, verses Top Armour in Assaults. SECTION MORTARS Each turn one of the Parachute Platoon’s Rifle/MG Teams
[PDF File]From Makin to Bougainville-Marine Raiders in the Pacific ...
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From Makin to Bougainville: Marine Raiders in the Pacific War by Major Jon I Hoffman, USMCR n February 1942, Lieu-tenant General Thomas Holcomb, the Com- mandant of the Marine
[PDF File]Bolt Action Japanese Army List - Warlord Games
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The Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) formed the largest component of the Imperial Japanese forces and provided the bulk of the manpower. IJA infantry squads normally numbered 13 to 15 men: a NCO (usually a Corporal or Go-Cho) armed with a rifle or (rarely) a SMG, a man armed with a Type 96 LMG and
Basic Combatives Course Handbook Study Guide
Every Japanese martial art ends with either the word -jitsu or -do, for example Ju-Jitsu/Judo, Kenjitsu/Kendo, Aikijitsu/ Aikido. The original arts all end with -jitsu which means “the art or technique.” They were created out of the necessity of violent times when there was a definite need for fighting ability.
[PDF File]ASSAULT RIFLES AND THEIR AMMUNITION
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The elements of an assault rifle were in place surprisingly early in the history of automatic weapons. The first selective fire (semi or full auto) rifle was probably the Italian Cei-Rigotti, developed between 1900 and 1905 around a 6.5 mm cartridge with less power and recoil than the usual 7.5-8 mm FP types, but this was not adopted.
[PDF File]SUGAR LOAF HILL BATTLE OF OKINAWA by Jon B. Kawaguchi May ...
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SUGAR LOAF HILL BATTLE OF OKINAWA May 12 to 18, 1945 The 2nd Battalion's assault on these three hills was just one small part of an attack by the 1st and 6th Marine Divisions to clear the eastern and western approaches to Shuri to take General USHIJIMA's flank. Assistant 6th Division Commander Brigadier General William Clement arrived at Woodhouse's battalion command post and issued a written ...
[PDF File]US ARMY FM 21-150 - Hand To Hand Combat
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art of instinctive rifle-bayonet fighting. The proponent for this publication is the United States Army Infantry School. Comments and recommendations must be submitted on DA Form 2028 (Recommended Changes to Publications and Blank Forms) directly to Commandant, United States Army Infantry School, ATTN: ATSH-RB, Fort Benning, GA, 31905-5430.
[PDF File]The Marines’ CoMMa ndo experiMent
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jungle as they prepared to fight the Japanese. Their training culminated in a mock raid against a top-secret mountaintop radar station. The Raiders crept silently through the jungle for three days before surprising the station’s defenders and capturing the site in a predawn assault.11 While Edson’s training methods were rigid and orthodox,
[PDF File]German Tactical Manual - GR916
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The Rifle Platoon (“Zug”) On paper, the rifle platoon (or Zug) was led by a Leutnant or Feldwebel. The Zug went through a number of changes during the Second World War. However, a Zug basically consisted of a headquarters section, 3-4 rifle sections (or Gruppen) and, up until 1943-44, a 50mm mortar section.
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