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https://youtu.be/a8Stad2zEts 6 second video
https://www.specialtactics.global/forums/topic/top-100-cqb-mistakes-6-dont-lean-too-far/
When performing a one-person corner clear in a hallway, it is always preferable to take maximum advantage of cover and concealment, leaning out just enough to engage the threat but exposing as little of the body as possible. In this example, the first man did not need to step out so far.
https://www.specialtactics.global/forums/topic/top-100-cqb-mistakes-6-dont-lean-too-far/
When performing a one-person corner clear in a hallway, it is always preferable to take maximum advantage of cover and concealment, leaning out just enough to engage the threat but exposing as little of the body as possible. In this example, the first man did not need to step out so far.
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11B1U: Rgt Airborne Ranger
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These are great videos you've been posting. They remind me of MOUT training years ago. MOUT was always interesting.
Just to provide conversation on this, couple of questions: In light residential and commercial construction, is there much advantage from using an interior wall for cover? (esp. against 5.56mm or 7.62mm ?) Secondly, should number 1 man have kept moving forward and not stopped while engaging? That would have allowed number 2 man into the hallway as well.
Just to provide conversation on this, couple of questions: In light residential and commercial construction, is there much advantage from using an interior wall for cover? (esp. against 5.56mm or 7.62mm ?) Secondly, should number 1 man have kept moving forward and not stopped while engaging? That would have allowed number 2 man into the hallway as well.
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SPC Elijah J. Henry, MBA
Aren't studs usually at or near the corner? Would that stop, deflect, or significantly slow a 5.56 if not a 7.62?
They definitely could have done a 2 man clear. Presumably they felt that the likelihood of contact around that corner was low, and that 1 man could handle it. Given that, he should have still been more cautious.
They definitely could have done a 2 man clear. Presumably they felt that the likelihood of contact around that corner was low, and that 1 man could handle it. Given that, he should have still been more cautious.
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