Civil engineer guide to fighting positions, shelters, obstacles

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AFH 10-222 Volume 14 1 August 2008 4 Figure 2.22. Light Antitank Weapon (LAW) Fighting Position. ................ 47 Figure 2.23. Earth Containers Being Expanded and Filled On-site. ........... 48 Figure 2.24. Improved Foundation. ............................................................. 49 Figure 2.25. First Layer – Single-Bay Fighting Position. ............................ 50 Figure 2.26. Second Layer – Single-Bay Fighting Position. ........... ............ 51 Figure 2.27. Composite Panels – Single-Bay Fighting Position. ................. 51 Figure 2.28. Waterproof Membrane – Single-Bay Fighting Position. ......... 52 Figure 2.29. Overhead Cover – Single-Bay Fighting Position. ................... 53 Figure 2.30. Completed Single–Bay Fighting Position. .............................. 53 Chapter 3—PROTECTIVE STRUCTURES. ...........................................54 3.1. Overview. ............................................................................... 54 Figure 3.1. Protective Structures. .. .............................................................. 54 3.2. Expedient Protective Structures. ............................................ 55 Figure 3.2. Corrugated Metal Culvert Shelter. ............................................ 56 Figure 3.3. Top View – Fighting Bunker. .. ................................................. 58 Figure 3.4. Front View – Fighting Bunker. ...................................................58 Figure 3.5. Layout and Design – Fighting Bunker. ..................................... 59 Table 3.1. Fighting Bunker Bill of Materials. .. ........................................... 60 Table 3.2. Thickness of Wood <strong>to</strong> Support Earth Cover. .............................. 60 3.3. Prefabricated Structures. ........................................................ 61 Figure 3.6. Expandable Tactical Shelter. .................................................... 61 Figure 3.7. ISO Bunker. .............................................................................. 62 Figure 3.8. First Layer – ISO Bunker. ......................................................... 63
AFH 10-222 Volume 14 1 August 2008 5 Figure 3.9. Second Layer – ISO Bunker. ..................................................... 64 Figure 3.10. Roof Support – ISO Bunker. ................................................... 65 Figure 3.11. Sheet Piling – ISO Bunker. ..................................... ................ 66 Figure 3.12. Waterproof Membrane – ISO Bunker. .....................................66 Figure 3.13. Overhead Cover – ISO Bunker. .............................................. 67 Table 3.3. Visual Checklist – ISO Bunker. .................................................. 67 3.4. Reinforced Concrete Bunkers. ..... .......................................... 68 Figure 3.14. Reinforced Concrete Bunkers. .................................. .............. 69 Chapter 4—OBSTACLES. ....................................................................... 70 4.1. Overview. ............................................................................... 70 4.2. Planning. .... ............................................................................ 70 4.3. Natural Obstacles. .................................................................. 71 Figure 4.1. Existing Barrier Complemented With Barbed Wire. ..................71 Table 4.1. Description of Natural Obstacles. ............................................... 72 4.4. Field Expedient Obstacles. ..................................................... 73 Figure 4.2. Abatis. ................... .................................................................... 73 Figure 4.3. Log Wall. ................... ............................................................... 74 Figure 4.4. Log Hurdles. ................... .......................................................... 75 Figure 4.5. Log Cribs. ................... .............................................................. 76 Figure 4.6. Timber Posts. ................... ......................................................... 77 Figure 4.7. Steel Angled Posts. ................... ................................................ 78 Figure 4.8. Berms and Ditches. ................... ................................................ 80 Figure 4.9. Employing Additional Obstacles With Triangular Ditch. ......... 81
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