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Civil engineer guide to fighting positions, shelters, obstacles

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AFH 10-222 Volume 14 1 August 2008 84<br />

4.4.7. Concertina Wire Roadblocks. When laid in depth about 11 rows deep<br />

across a roadway, strung concertina wire can be used as a roadblock (Figure<br />

4.12). It is more effective when supported by pickets, and can also be used in<br />

conjunction with steel hedgehogs. The materials needed <strong>to</strong> construct this obstacle<br />

include 11 rolls of concertina wire, one roll of barbed wire, 30 long<br />

pickets, and 22 short pickets. This material is enough <strong>to</strong> construct a concertina<br />

wire obstacle approximately 33 feet in depth along the roadway. For <strong>engineer</strong>s<br />

experienced in laying concertina wire, this obstacle can be constructed<br />

in approximately one hour. Table 4.2 contains installation procedures<br />

for the concertina wire roadblock.<br />

Figure 4.12. Concertina Wire Roadblock.

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