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Dangerous Operations GroupDangerous people know how to use the terrain to command a battle field area, no matter how large or small that area is. Keep in mind that the enemy has people who may be dangerous too, who know how to read the OCOKA of the battlefield. When looking at an area always look to see what the enemy has as best cover for Line of Sight (LOS) to your position, and ensure that your cover fire, if needed is watching those points as well. Limit your movement in exposed areas and do not always take the obvious route. OCOKA:
All of these factors must be analyzed:
1. Observation and Fields of Fire:The evaluation of observation and fields of fire allows you to:
Observation:
Fields of Fire:Fires can be of two basic types.
Observation and fields of fire are not the same.You may be able to see 25 km from a mountain side, but if you are armed with a rifle, and its maximum effective range is 500 meters, the actual range you can kill, then your fields of fire is limited to 500 meters within your field of vision. 2. Cover and Concealment:Cover:Provides protection from the effects of weapons fires, direct, indirect, and air to ground. Certain aspects of the terrain may provide good cover from all types of fires or only one type. Concealment:Protection from observation, either from the air or from the ground or both. Examples:
Cover can be used to protect a force from the effects of direct and indirect fires. If an attacking force can move forward under concealment, the chances of achieving surprise increase. Defending forces seek to defend in an area which offers both concealment and cover to themselves but which does not provide covered approaches for the threat. 3. Obstacles:Any natural or manmade terrain feature that stops, impedes, slows, or diverts movement. Examples:Buildings, steep slopes, rivers, lakes, forests, deserts, swamps, jungles, cities, minefield, trenches, and mine fields traps, ect. Things to look for:Vegetation (tree spacing and trunk diameter). 4. Key or Decisive TerrainSome terrain feature (natural or manmade) which, if controlled, will give a marked advantage to whoever controls it. Examples:A bridge over an unfordable river which gives access to the opposite shore without requiring an assault crossing. 5. Avenues of Approach (AoA):An AoA is an air or ground route of an attacking force of a given size leading to its objective or to key terrain in its path. |
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