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FM/BG-1332 · v1.01
*EDIT BG-596* Vehicles in an urban environment
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- FM/BG-1332
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- v1.01 8mos ago
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- Cpl Ross 26 Jan 2026
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- v1.00 Initial Version
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v1.00
When operating alongside armoured vehicles in urban terrain:
Infantry should never advance directly in front of the gun and should maintain communication with the tank commander when moving close.
Using [[1329]]:Infantry advances along the sides of the tank's axis, engaging or clearing threats.
When a tank fires or shifts position, infantry falls back into formation to maintain cover and avoid overpressure.
Vehicles may move or reposition without warning, creating a crushing hazard.
Tank cannons generate severe overpressure when firing. Infantry standing to the front are at risk of fatal injury. Overpressure extends 50–100 m in a ~45° cone shape from the gun's muzzle.
v1.01
When operating alongside armoured vehicles in urban terrain:
Infantry should never advance directly in front of the gun and should maintain communication with the vehicle commander when moving close.
Using [[1329]]:Infantry advances along the sides of the vehicle's axis, engaging or clearing threats.
When a vehicle fires or shifts position, infantry falls back into formation to maintain cover and avoid overpressure.
Vehicles may move or reposition without warning, creating a crushing hazard.
Tank cannons generate severe overpressure when firing. Infantry standing to the front are at risk of fatal injury. Overpressure extends 50–100 m in a ~45° cone shape from the gun's muzzle.
When operating alongside armoured vehicles in urban terrain:
Infantry should never advance directly in front of the gun and should maintain communication with the tank vehicle commander when moving close.
Using [[1329]]:Infantry advances along the sides of the tank's vehicle's axis, engaging or clearing threats.
When a tank vehicle fires or shifts position, infantry falls back into formation to maintain cover and avoid overpressure.
Vehicles may move or reposition without warning, creating a crushing hazard.
Tank cannons generate severe overpressure when firing. Infantry standing to the front are at risk of fatal injury. Overpressure extends 50–100 m in a ~45° cone shape from the gun's muzzle.
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On 12 role cards in 1 combat area.
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Cavalry
Every role
- Light Vehicle Crewman (Driver)
- Light Vehicle Crewman (Gunner)
- Light Vehicle Crewman (Commander)
- Light Vehicle Section Commander
- AFV Crewman (Driver)
- AFV Crewman (Gunner)
- AFV Crewman (Commander)
- AFV Section Commander
- MBT Crewman (Driver)
- MBT Crewman (Gunner)
- MBT Crewman (Commander)
- MBT Section Commander