reconnaissance and surveillance leader course opfor ttp

Reconnaissance and Surveillance Leader Course

OPFOR TTPOPFOR TTP


Terminal LearningTerminal LearningObjective (TLO)Objective (TLO)

Action: Identify OPFOR tactics, techniques and procedures.

Condition: Given intelligence handbook, group discussion, and slide presentation.

Standard: Score 70% on a 62 question multiple choice test.


SAFETY REQUIREMENTS: GENERAL SAFETY

RISK ASSESSMENT: LOW

ENVIRONMENT CONSIDERATIONS: If you brought in, take it with you!!

EVALUATION: Students will be evaluated during a written exam and throughout the duration of graded FTX.

General AdminSafety requirements: General safety

Risk assessment: Low

Environment considerations: If you brought in, take it with you!!

Evaluation: Students will be evaluated during a written exam and throughout the duration of graded FTX.

General Admin


Enabling LearningEnabling LearningObjective A (ELO A)Objective A (ELO A)

Action: Identify OPFOR tactics.

Condition: Given intelligence handbook, group discussion, and slide presentation.

Standard: Score 70% on a 62 question multiple choice test.


Sample DoctrinalSample DoctrinalLine and Block ChartLine and Block Chart

(North Korean Peoples Army)(North Korean Peoples Army)


NKPA MECHANIZED INFANTRY DIVISION

107 X APCs35 X TANKs

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18 X GUNs(EACH BATTALION)

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18 X GUNs 18 X GUNs(EACH BATTALION)

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12 X ZSU-23-4sor SA-9/13s

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CHEMICAL

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HQs

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Tactical ManeuverTactical Maneuver

Maneuver is an organized movement of troops during combat to take a more advantageous position relative to the enemy in delivering a decisive attack….


Types ofTypes ofTactical ManeuverTactical Maneuver

• Close envelopment

• Deep envelopment

• Double envelopment

• Withdrawal


Close Envelopment

A flanking maneuver executed to strike enemy forces in the flank or rear….


Close Envelopment


Deep EnvelopmentDeep Envelopment

A maneuver carried out in great depth that enables a unit to attack the enemy from the rear or seize key terrain….


Deep EnvelopmentDeep Envelopment


Double EnvelopmentDouble Envelopment

A combination of two envelopments, two close envelopments, or one deep and one close envelopment that exposes enemy flanks and rear….


Double EnvelopmentDouble Envelopment


WithdrawalWithdrawal

Used to disengage troops from an enemy attack and to occupy more advantageous defensive….


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WithdrawalWithdrawal


Elements of theElements of theCombat FormationCombat Formation

• Reconnaissance

• Forward detachment

• Raiding detachment

• Advance guard

• CSOP (defense)

• Reserves

• Flank and rear security


ReconnaissanceReconnaissance

The element of the combat formation that moves as far forward of the parent division or regiment as the combat situation requires….


Forward DetachmentForward Detachment

A combined arms force created around a reinforced regiment or maneuver battalion who’s mission is to seize key terrain in order facilitate rapid movement of the parent unit….


Raiding DetachmentRaiding Detachment

A reinforced unit who’s key mission is block or destroy enemy units that threaten the main body of the combat formation….


Advanced GuardAdvanced Guard

This element ensures the unhindered, secure advance of the main body of the combat formation by conducting seek and destroy missions on enemy forces….


Combat SecurityCombat SecurityOutpost (CSOP)Outpost (CSOP)

These elements provide both early warning and the initial engagement of an advancing enemy….


ReservesReserves

• Combined Arms/Tank

• Antitank

• Anti-descent

• Special


Flank and RearFlank and RearSecurity ElementSecurity Element

These forces are provided by each unit of the main body. They provide flank and rear security up to 5 kms from the parent unit….


1. RECONNAISSANCE2. FORWARD DETACHMENT3. RAIDING DETACHMENT4. ADVANCE GUARD5. CSOP (DEFENSE)6. RESERVES7. FLANK AND REAR SECURITY

KEY/DECISIVETERRAIN

Elements of theElements of theCombat FormationCombat Formation


Echelonment of Echelonment of ForcesForces

The practice of splitting a force in order to provide coverage of both the enemy front and rear (offense and defense)….


First EchelonFirst Echelon

Mission: Achieve parent organizations immediate and subsequent objectives

• Combined arms effort

• Principle attack force

• 1/2 to 2/3 of attack force


Second EchelonSecond Echelon

Mission: Exploit success, conduct a pursuit, destroy by passed enemy, defeat a counterattack

• Assigned specific missions

• Combined arms effort

• 1/3 to 1/2 combat power of unit


Tactical FormationsTactical Formations

• March

• Pre-battle

• Battle


MarchMarch

• Used when:

– Leaving assembly areasLeaving assembly areas

– Meeting engagementsMeeting engagements

– During pursuitDuring pursuit

– Conducting a passage of lineConducting a passage of line

• Offers speed and control


Pre-battlePre-battle

• Facilitates rapid movement from march to battle formation

• Focuses speed, dispersion, flexibility & firepower in one direction

• Used when approaching the battlefield

• During a pursuit

• Attacking weak defenses


Battle FormationBattle Formation

• Assumed prior to combat

• Meeting strong resistance

• Division/regiment

– 1st echelon units in pre-battle1st echelon units in pre-battle

• Battalion

– 1st echelon companies in pre-battle1st echelon companies in pre-battle

• Company

– Platoons on linePlatoons on line


QUESTIONS???QUESTIONS???

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