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FM 23-10 effect of change of the po
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FM 23-10 Section III EFFECTS OF WEA
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FM 23-10 3-13. WIND VELOCITY Before
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FM 23-10 e. As observed through the
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FM 23-10 can refer to this informat
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FM 23-10 of temperature, light, mir
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FM 23-10 target were to appear at 4
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FM 23-10 Section VI ENGAGEMENT OF M
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FM 23-10 fires the weapon when the
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FM 23-10 CHAPTER 4 FIELD TECHNIQUES
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FM 23-10 a. Natural. Natural camouf
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FM 23-10 b. The sniper team alters
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FM 23-10 (b) Shadows. The sniper te
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FM 23-10 4-9. SNIPER TEAM MOVEMENT
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FM 23-10 (2) Ambush. In an ambush,
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FM 23-10 b. A sniper team must reme
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FM 23-10 (2) Time: (a) Amount of ti
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FM 23-10 (b) Restricts observation
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FM 23-10 f. Semipermanent Hide. The
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FM 23-10 (b) lncreases risk of dete
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FM 23-10 (a) If the window is dirty
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FM 23-10 night vision sight, and ni
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FM 23-10 knowledge about what shoul
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FM 23-10 a. Purpose. The sniper tea
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FM 23-10 the enemy to a team’s pr
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FM 23-10 ensures it is long enough
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FM 23-10 (To convert inches to mete
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FM 23-10 This example may prove to
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FM 23-10 4-27. MILITARY SKETCH DA F
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FM 23-10 (5) Grid coordinates. (6)
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d. Grid coordinates of the sniper t
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FM 23-10 estimate; when time is ava
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FM 23-10 d. Coordination with Forwa
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FM 23-10 Flight route planned (star
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FM 23-10 5-7. BRIEFBACK The sniper
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FM 23-10 and that the observer know
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FM 23-10 (7) Discovery of single ex
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FM 23-10 45 rounds 9-mm ball ammuni
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FM 23-10 Extra large ALICE pack, co
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FM 23-10 Glass cutter. Masonry dril
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FM 23-10 multiple routes and means
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FM 23-10 abort the mission. In the
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FM 23-10 (3) Drop Site. The drop si
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FM 23-10 so when the enemy has tota
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FM 23-10 prevent infiltration of th
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FM 23-10 k. Ensures it has a natura
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FM 23-10 individual abilities, trai
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FM 23-10 CHAPTER 7 COMMUNICATIONS T
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FM 23-10 . (2) If the antenna is da
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FM 23-10 a. End-Fed Half-Wave Anten
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FM 23-10 (1) Compute the length of
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FM 23-10 7-4. FIELD-EXPEDIENT DIREC
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FM 23-10 7-6. ANTENNA ORIENTATION I
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FM 23-10 battery, the load on the b
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FM 23-10 plane must be tuned to the
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FM 23-10 the other is held down by
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FM 23-10 power amplifiers and radio
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FM 23-10 explosion will have degrad
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FM 23-10 LINE 6 Personnel strength.
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FM 23-10 f. Dimensions. (1) From: (
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FM 23-10 ITEM 3 - 1 (encypted) or R
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FM 23-10 7-19. ENEMY PRISONER OF WA
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FM 23-10 LINE 18 OR PAPA ALPHA- Gri
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FM 23-10 CHAPTER 8 TRACKING/COUNTER
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FM 23-10 (4) If the person being fo
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FM 23-10 c. A light rain may round
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FM 23-10 the stream. The sniper tea
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FM 23-10 CHAPTER 9 SNIPER SUSTAINME
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FM 23-10 The only exception to this
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FM 23-10 d. Concealed Movement. Con
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FM 23-10 e. Target Detection. Targe
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FM 23-10 f. Range Estimation. Snipe
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FM 23-10 while observing and record
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Encoding/decoding. Encrypting/decry
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FM 23-10 (4) Moving targets can be
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FM 23-10 9-4. EXAMPLE 5-DAY SNIPER
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FM 23-10 TASK 7: Prepare a sniper r
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FM 23-10 CONDITIONS: Given a review
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FM 23-10 DAY 4 TASK 1: Quality on Q
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FM 23-10 STANDARDS: Transmit the fi
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FM 23-10 TIME ACTION 1200 Sniper te
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FM 23-10 steady position . . the fi
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FM 23-10 Index-1
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FM 23-10 Index-5
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FM 23-10 REFERENCES SOURCES USED Th
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FM 23-10 FM 34-3. Intelligence Anal
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FM 23-10 A-2. BELGIUM The Model 30-
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FM 23-10 A-7. ISRAEL The Israelis c
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FM 23-10 this weapon is 0.75 MOA at