1966 US Army Vietnam War ARMOR ... - Survival Books
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WWW.SURVIVALEBOOKS.COMc. Next Higher Headquarters of Unit Sub- (c) Release combat capable elements tojected to a Mass Destruction Altack.the control of the next higher head-(1) Receives, plots, and relays reports quarters.from subordinate units concerning (d) Restore communications betweenthe enemy attack; determines the ex-the attacked unit and its nexttent of damage as early as possible;higher headquarters.and issues necessary orders to con- (e) Evacuate casualties to appropriatetinue the assigned mission,medical installations.(2) As early as feasible, acts to restore (f) Evacuate vehicles and major itemsthe effectiveness of the unit subjectedof equipment to appropriate vehicleto the attack. If necessary, an areaand equipment collecting points.damage control organization will beemployed. Appropriate functions for (g) Perform limited decontamination.the organization performing area (h) Conduct monitoring.damage control operations are-d. Control and location of area damage con-(a) Determine and report the condition trol elements. To facilitate control and to expeofelements of the unit subjected to dite rescue and aid missions, the control andthe attack.assessment team (CAT) must utilize certain(b) Assume control of disorganized control measures (fig. 16).personnel and elements of the at- (1) Assembly point. This point is desigtackedunit.nated by the CAT commander and isDIRECTION OF THE ENEMYA r~~~~SECTOR OF SEARCHCAT_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~X2 RAD/hR-LINEROADASSEMBLY POINT\CONTROL MEASURES: 2D BN 80th MECH INF IN AN AREADAMAGE CONTROL OPERATION. INTHIS SITUATION THE BN IS EMPLOYINGA CAT, BN RESCUE SQUAD AND THERESCUE SQUADS OF TWO COMPANIES.ESTIMATED GROUND ZEROFigure 16. Control measures, area damage control operations.161
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