Civil engineer guide to fighting positions, shelters, obstacles

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AFH 10-222 Volume 14 1 August 2008 44 Figure 2.17. Top View – Three-Person Machine Gun Fighting Position. Figure 2.18. Rear View – Three-Person Machine Gun Fighting Position.
AFH 10-222 Volume 14 1 August 2008 45 2.5.4. Modified Machine Gun Fighting Positions. When only one sec<strong>to</strong>r of fire is assigned for a machine gun, only one half of a position is dug, usually L-shaped (Figure 2.19). Time permitting, this position should be improved in<strong>to</strong> a T-shaped position. Another option is the horseshoe-shaped position (Figure 2.20). Although the horseshoe-shaped position allows for easy 180degree traverse across the front, it provides less frontal cover and less protection from indirect fire than the T-shaped position. For this reason, the Tshaped position is usually preferred. Figure 2.19. L-Shaped Machine Gun Fighting Position. Figure 2.20. Horseshoe-Shaped Machine Gun Fighting Position.
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