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WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS. (2) Protect the battle group flanks and rear. (3) Act as maneuver element in a counterattack. (4) Perform security and surveillance missions. (5) Assist in preparing forward company defense areas. (6) Cover the withdrawal of forward companies. (7) Relieve a forward company. c. The battle group commander designates primary, alternate, and supplementary reserve positions in the battle group rear area. He specifies the priority of construction and designates the positions to be occupied initially. After preparation of the positions, the company may be held in a concealed assembly area. 158. Organization of Positions a. Reserve positions are organized generally the same as in a forward company area (pars. 130-142). b. The 81-mm mortar squads may be directed to reinforce the fires of the mortars of a forward company (par. 58). In this case, barrages are planned and fired as requested by the reinforced unit. When no reinforcing mission has been assigned, the mortars of a reserve company do not fire barrages. c. The construction of obstacles is coordinated closely with battle group to permit the desired movement of friendly forces in the battle group rear area. TAGO 10,044C 291
WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS 159. Security and Surveillance a. A reserve rifle company will frequently be required to attach elements (normally rifle platoons) to the forward companies for use on the combat outpost. b. When an RSL is established, a reserve tifle company may be given responsibility for establishing and controlling R&S forces (par. 127). c. A reserve rifle company may be given the responsibility for establishing the entire COPL forward of the battle group. Situations in which this may be done are when time for preparation of the forward company areas is limited, when the COPL is beyond supporting distance of the forward companies, and when a COPL is to be established forward of new defensive positions in a night withdrawal (par. 126). d. A reserve rifle company provides security and surveillance of the battle group rear area as directed by the battle group commander. The battle group rear area is the area included by the flank boundaries, a line generally parallel to the front running through the rear of the forward company boundaries, and a line generally parallel to the front running through the rear of the battle group flank boundaries. The assigned mission will normally require the company to provideprotection against attack by airborne forces, guerillas, and infiltrators in the rear area (par. 129). Rear area security and surveillance measures may include use of observation, sentinel, and listening posts; foot and motorized patrols; 292 TAGO 10,044C
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