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VOLUME I Multinational Maritime Tactical Instructions and Procedures

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MTP 1(D), Vol. I<br />

b. When Reporting Bearing <strong>and</strong> Range in Hundreds of Yards, the order of reporting is<br />

the same as that for bearing <strong>and</strong> distance, except that the word “RANGE” must be spoken (reports in<br />

RANGE should normally be limited to less than 10,000 yards).<br />

-EXAMPLES-<br />

(1) From a st<strong>and</strong>ard position, range 9,500 yards:<br />

165 TT RANGE 95<br />

(2) From a sonobuoy, range 1,700 yards:<br />

230 KINGPIN RANGE 17<br />

2106 QUICK REFERENCE SYSTEM<br />

a. Purpose. The QRS is designed for rapid exchange of positions <strong>and</strong> tactical information<br />

between units operating in coastal waters (e.g., a fjord environment). The QRS is suitable for exchange of<br />

combat information, disposition of own forces, area allocation, TASMO control, enemy update, RECCE<br />

operations, SITREPs, etc.<br />

(1) The QRS sheet is a see-through plastic overlay in A-4 format (21.0 cm x 29.7 cm) with 176 numbered<br />

squares. An example of the overlay is provided in Figure 2-6 at the end of the chapter.<br />

b. Establishing the QRS. Any chart may be chosen, but all participants must use the same scale.<br />

Upper left <strong>and</strong> upper right corners are given by geographic positions. If the overlay is north-south oriented,<br />

only the upper left corner position should be given. When more than one QRS is in use, each overlay is<br />

identified as QRS ALFA, QRS BRAVO, etc.<br />

c. Ordering the QRS. The geographic positions of the QRS overlays should be signaled by the<br />

OTC well in advance by an OPGEN, OPTASK, etc. Information should contain:<br />

(1) Chart number <strong>and</strong> scale.<br />

(2) QRS identifier (when more than one overlay).<br />

(3) Upper left corner position (<strong>and</strong> upper right corner position if not north-south oriented).<br />

(4) Period.<br />

-EXAMPLE-<br />

X1/REPINST/QRS/NORWEGIAN CHART 322/1:200000//<br />

QRS ALFA/7025.0N-1800.0E/23100-UFN//<br />

QRS BRAVO/7025.0N-1906.2E/231600-232000//<br />

QRS CHARLIE/7020.0N-2010.0E/7031.4N-2106.1E/232000-240200//<br />

d. <strong>Procedures</strong>. Normal raid-reporting procedures are used, but position is reported as a<br />

numbered square. The square number may be passed in NUCO. If it is necessary to specify position within<br />

a square, add direction from square center (see example 2). When aircraft <strong>and</strong> helicopters are participating,<br />

brevity words in APP 7/MPP 7 apply:<br />

2-5 ORIGINAL

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