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FM/BG-1523 · v1.02

Rendezvous (RVs) and and Emergency Rendezvous (ERVs)

Code: FM/BG-1523
Kind: Guide
Version: v1.02 8mos ago
Views: 246
Platforms: As its document
Published by: Cpl Ross 20 Feb 2026
Last material change: v2.00 Added missing FRV information

2 words added, 4 words removed.

v1.01

Definitions RV (Rendezvous):A planned link-up point where elements meet during movement or prior to execution. ERV (Emergency Rendezvous):A pre-designated rally point used if elements become separated, break contact, or lose communication. When to Use RVs can be used in all operations. Best Practices Anchor to recognizable terrain.Use intersections, buildings, terrain features, or distinct map references. Keep locations practical.Avoid exposed or tactically unsound areas. Assign purpose clearly.RV: Planned link-up during movement ERV: Emergency regroup point Limit quantity.Over-designating rendezvous points causes confusion. Execution Considerations At an ~~RV: Confirm~~ accountability Conduct quick coordination Adjust plan if required Conduct medical and/or resupply At an ~~ERV: Establish~~ security Rebuild command and control Await further direction Communication Use concise reporting: “1-1 set at RV.” “All elements at FRV.” “Breaking contact to ERV.”

v1.02

Definitions RV (Rendezvous):A planned link-up point where elements meet during movement or prior to execution. ERV (Emergency Rendezvous):A pre-designated rally point used if elements become separated, break contact, or lose communication. When to Use RVs can be used in all operations. Best Practices Anchor to recognizable terrain.Use intersections, buildings, terrain features, or distinct map references. Keep locations practical.Avoid exposed or tactically unsound areas. Assign purpose clearly.RV: Planned link-up during movement ERV: Emergency regroup point Limit quantity.Over-designating rendezvous points causes confusion. Execution Considerations At an RV:Confirm accountability Conduct quick coordination Adjust plan if required Conduct medical and/or resupply At an ERV:Establish security Rebuild command and control Await further direction Communication Use concise reporting: “1-1 set at RV.” “All elements at FRV.” “Breaking contact to ERV.”

Definitions RV (Rendezvous):A planned link-up point where elements meet during movement or prior to execution. ERV (Emergency Rendezvous):A pre-designated rally point used if elements become separated, break contact, or lose communication. When to Use RVs can be used in all operations. Best Practices Anchor to recognizable terrain.Use intersections, buildings, terrain features, or distinct map references. Keep locations practical.Avoid exposed or tactically unsound areas. Assign purpose clearly.RV: Planned link-up during movement ERV: Emergency regroup point Limit quantity.Over-designating rendezvous points causes confusion. Execution Considerations At an ~~RV: Confirm~~ RV:Confirm accountability Conduct quick coordination Adjust plan if required Conduct medical and/or resupply At an ~~ERV: Establish~~ ERV:Establish security Rebuild command and control Await further direction Communication Use concise reporting: “1-1 set at RV.” “All elements at FRV.” “Breaking contact to ERV.”