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    The document discusses patrolling and outlines key concepts and procedures. It defines a patrol as a detachment sent out from a unit to perform reconnaissance, combat, or both. It lists the aims of patrolling as gathering information, providing protection and security, and harassing the enemy. Finally, it identifies the main steps in conducting a patrol as studying the mission, terrain, selecting personnel and equipment, and organizing and executing the patrol.

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    The document discusses patrolling and outlines key concepts and procedures. It defines a patrol as a detachment sent out from a unit to perform reconnaissance, combat, or both. It lists the aims of patrolling as gathering information, providing protection and security, and harassing the enemy. Finally, it identifies the main steps in conducting a patrol as studying the mission, terrain, selecting personnel and equipment, and organizing and executing the patrol.

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    The document discusses patrolling and outlines key concepts and procedures. It defines a patrol as a detachment sent out from a unit to perform reconnaissance, combat, or both. It lists the aims of patrolling as gathering information, providing protection and security, and harassing the enemy. Finally, it identifies the main steps in conducting a patrol as studying the mission, terrain, selecting personnel and equipment, and organizing and executing the patrol.

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    Patrolling

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    Salvador Dagoon Jr
    The document discusses patrolling and outlines key concepts and procedures. It defines a patrol as a detachment sent out from a unit to perform reconnaissance, combat, or both. It lists the aims of patrolling as gathering information, providing protection and security, and harassing the enemy. Finally, it identifies the main steps in conducting a patrol as studying the mission, terrain, selecting personnel and equipment, and organizing and executing the patrol.

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    PATROLLING

    Patrol
    - is a detachment sent out from
    a unit to perform an assigned
    mission of reconnaissance or combat
    or a combination of both.
    - an order issued by the patrol
    leader using the five (5) basic
    paragraphs of an OPORD.
    Patrol Order
    - preliminary notice of action or
    orders that are to follow. These are
    usually oral or written messages.
    Warning Order
    - an access intended for use of
    the patrol in going in or from
    objective.
    Route
    - route intended for use of patrol
    to objective and returning to friendly
    forces.
    Primary Route
    - route intended for use of patrol
    when the primary route is not
    feasible.
    Alternate Route
    - point where the patrol were
    assemble or re-organized.
    Rallying Route
    AIMS IN PATROLLING
    1. To gather information
    2. To provide protection and Security
    3. To harass the enemy
    TYPES OF PATROLS
    ACCORDING TO NATURE
    OF MISSION
    Reconnaissance Patrol
    - one which was undertaken to
    secure about a specific location or
    small specific areas, usually known
    position activity.
    Point Recon
    - one which was undertaken to
    secure information about extended
    areas.
    Area Recon
    Combat Patrol
    - the mission of which is to
    destroy or capture enemy personnel,
    equipment, destroy installation or
    liberate friendly troops.
    Raid
    - ambush enemy patrol and
    provides protection against surprise
    enemy ambush.
    Ambush
    - this establishes or maintains
    contact with friendly forces
    Contact
    - this will perform limited
    objectives mission such as seizing
    and holding critical terrain to allow
    maximum forces to be used
    elsewhere.
    Economy of Force
    - protection from enemy
    infiltration and surprise
    ambush/attack.
    Security
    FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED
    IN THE CONDUCT OF
    COMBAT PATROL
    1. Formation and Order of Movement
    2. Rallying Point
    3. Action at the Danger Area
    4. Action at the Objective
    5. Action upon Enemy Contact
    SKILLS
    INTEGRATED INTO
    PATROLLING
    1. Leadership
    2. Team work
    3. Individual and Unit security
    4. Communication
    5. Ability to Operate Day and Night
    STEPS IN
    CONDUCTING PATROL
    1. Study and analyze the mission
    2. Study the Terrain Situation
    3. Select Men, Weapon and Equipment
    4. Organize the Patrol and Execute the
    Mission

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