Marine Rifle Squad

Fire —Continued
Rates 2605 2-34
Average 2307a 2-11
Rapid 2307c 2-12
Sustained 2307b 2-12
Reduced visibility 2604 2-33
With respect to the ground 2305b, 2-10--2-11,
Fig. 2-8 2-10
With respect to the target Fig. 2-6, 2-9,
Fire commands:
Fig. 2-7 2-9
Alert 2503 2-18
Delivery 2510 2-23 —2-24
Direction:
Finger measurement 2504d 2-20— 2-21
Oral 2504a 2-19
Reference points 2504c 2-20
Tracer ammunition 2504b 2-19
Elements 2502 2-17
Fire control 2508 2-23
Purpose and importance 2501 2-17
Range 2506 2-21
Sector of fire Fig 5-4 5-9
Signals 2509 2-23
Subsequent 2511 2-24—2-25
Target assignment:
Assignment to teams 2507a 2-21
Automatic riflemen 2507b(l) 2-22
examples 2507c 2-22 —2-23
Fire team leader/grenadier 2507b(2) 2-22
Target description 2505 2-21
Topographical terms Fig. 2-11 2-18
Fire delivery:
In the attack 2603b 2-31 — 2-33
Assault fire 2603b(2) 2-31—2-33
Assault fire positions Fig. 2-17 2-32
Base of fire 2603b(1) 2-31
Position requirements 2603a 2-30 — 2-31
Fire plan:
Fire team 5l06b 5-10—5-13
Rifle squad 5107b 5-14
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