User Guide

Moving Forward

Always move forward along a wall in a crouched position. If you are in the

middle of the street, lie down. When you are approaching an intersection, proceed

according to Figure 21 and keep to the side of the street from where you are expect-

ing any trouble. An unprepared enemy is less likely to notice you. Don’t forget to

check up the opposite arm of the intersection from time to time.

There are situations in the streets when it may be necessary to run from one

intersection to another. If you are alone, this can be very dangerous. Proceed

according to Figure 22. First of all, find out how far the enemies are in the street

marked A (see Reconnaissance). Should the enemy be too close, try to find anoth-

er way to eliminate the enemy. The last variation is an extreme solution for a lone

fighter. Should the enemy be quite far (50 m or more), an individual soldier may

attempt to run across the street. Again, this is a very risky maneuver! Sometimes the

enemy will try to pursue you; if so, it is advisable to wait a little after crossing the

street and check behind.

Other tactics in the streets are very limited, but in a pinch, almost anything is

possible - snipers, grenade throwing, etc.

Moving as a Team

Reconnaissance

In intricate streets, you cannot operate without reconnaissance. Reconnaissance

in streets differs from open country in that it is more aggressive and not limited to

just surveying and monitoring targets. The reconnaissance soldier should stay in

continuous contact with his fellow men; they can help if he gets in trouble.

His first task is to find enemy positions not visible to his team where enemy

snipers may be operating. It is necessary to evaluate these positions and establish

where the enemy snipers are aiming. Based on this information, it is possible to des-

ignate positions where the squad could eliminate the snipers. If you are able to catch

the enemy snipers unaware, try to eliminate them immediately. Remember: One for-

gotten enemy sniper represents at least one dead comrade!

COMBAT

Fig. 21 Fig.22