FM 17-35 ( Armored Cavalry Platoon, Troop and Squadron ) 1960
FM 17-35 ( Armored Cavalry Platoon, Troop and Squadron ) 1960
FM 17-35 ( Armored Cavalry Platoon, Troop and Squadron ) 1960
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<strong>Platoon</strong>-Continued<br />
Scout-Continued<br />
Headquarters -_______________________. 13 11<br />
Information collecting ______________--- --<br />
28 24<br />
Liaison______________________________<br />
-- 54 42<br />
Listening posts-_____________-__________ 25 22<br />
Missions--_____________________________ 11 10<br />
Monitoring <strong>and</strong> survey ________________ --<br />
61 44<br />
Movement by bounds - _________ -_________ 22 16<br />
Movement to contact - -___________________ 21 14<br />
Observation - -_________________________ 23, 24 19<br />
Organization __________________--________ 12-15 11<br />
Patrolling _______________-_ __________- 21 14<br />
Pioneering___________________________<br />
-- 29 24<br />
Quartering parties - -____________________ 55 42<br />
Rear guard -______________--__________ 40 32<br />
Reconnaissance missions -_______________ 33-36 26-29<br />
Reporting procedures . __________________ --<br />
28 24<br />
Retrograde operations -___--_---_-- _ ----. 50-52 40, 41<br />
Route reconnaissance _________________. --<br />
34 26<br />
Screening force -_________-- _____-. -___.- 41 32<br />
Section ___________-_________-__-____ __ 15 11<br />
Security missions_____________________<br />
- -37-41 30-32<br />
Zone reconnaissance _-______-- _____----. <strong>35</strong> 29<br />
Support, squadron -_______-- __-__________-_<br />
Position defense. (See Defense.)<br />
243 164<br />
Protecting an installation ______________________ --<br />
214, 294 143, 191<br />
Pursuit ---------------------- __________ 315, 3<strong>17</strong> 200, 201<br />
Quartering parties, scout units -_________________ 55 42<br />
Radar:<br />
Medium range -____________________________ 14, 30-32, 11, 25,<br />
265, 267, <strong>17</strong>5, <strong>17</strong>8,<br />
269,324 <strong>17</strong>9,207<br />
Short range _______________.________________ 153-155, 181, 93, 119,<br />
267, 269, <strong>17</strong>8, <strong>17</strong>9,<br />
324 207<br />
Radio nets _______-___________________-________<br />
Rear area security:<br />
383 238<br />
<strong>Armored</strong> cavalry platoon ___________________. 103 65<br />
<strong>Squadron</strong> -________________________________ 291-294, 189, 191,<br />
323 207<br />
<strong>Troop</strong>___________________________________<br />
-183 120<br />
Rear guard:<br />
<strong>Armored</strong> cavalry platoon ___________________ 101 63<br />
Scout platoon __________________________… __- 40 32<br />
<strong>Squadron</strong>________________________________<br />
-285,286 187<br />
<strong>Troop</strong> __________________________-_________ <strong>17</strong>5-<strong>17</strong>7 113, 114<br />
Reconnaissance:<br />
Area:<br />
<strong>Armored</strong> cavalry platoon _______________ 94 58<br />
Scout platoon _________________________. 36 29<br />
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