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Figure 2-15. Distributed Fire by a <strong>Rifle</strong> <strong>Squad</strong><br />

Engaging Two Separate Targets.<br />

it becomes necessary to engage other targets, the squad leader shifts the<br />

fire of one or two fire teams as required.<br />

d. Combinations of Concentrated and Distributed Fire. The fire<br />

team organization of the <strong>Marine</strong> rifle squad permits the squad leader to<br />

combine both concentrated and distributed fire in engaging two or more<br />

targets at the same time. As an example, the squad leader of a squad delivering<br />

distributed fire on a target could shift the fire of one or two fire teams<br />

to engage a target of opportunity with concentrated fire. (See fig. 2-16.)<br />

Whether a fire unit (squad or fire team) delivers concentrated or distributed<br />

fire is determined by the target description element of the fire command. If<br />

the target description indicates a point target (i.e., machine gun, sniper, etc.)<br />

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