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FM/BG-325 · v2.00

Common Calls in a Fireteam

Code
FM/BG-325
Kind
Guide
Version
v2.00 2yrs ago
Views
571
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As its document
Published by
MSP WhiteWolf 2 Apr 2024
Last material change
v4.00 Removed already covered callouts

62 words added, 14 words removed.

Common Verbal CallsUp Calls Up (e.g. "James Up")General Up") General statement to indicate that a player has returned to a ready state. A player can use "Up" to indicate that they have caught up to their team, have successfully reloaded, have received medical aid, et cetera. aid and are now concious, etc. It's also used when mounting vehicles. Set Said to indicate that an element is in position. position, weapon up, and ready for others to maneuver. Can be used by buddy team members as well to coordinate low-level movement. Weapon Dry / EmptyUsed Empty Used to indicate that your weapon is temporarily out of action due to running out of ammo in your current magazine. Only spoken when it's urgent, with the intent being to notify teammates so that they can cover you / your assigned sector while you correct the issue. Misfire / JammedUsed Jammed Used to indicate that your weapon has jammed. Same usage as the above - only when it's urgent, so that teammates know to cover/help you. Changing / ReloadingTo Reloading To announce that you have to change a mag and can not continue firing Frag Up / Smoke Up /Stun Up Warning call given that you are preparing to throw a grenade Frag Out / Smoke OutWarning Out / Stun out Warning call given when throwing a grenade. grenade GrenadeWarning Grenade! Warning call given when an enemy grenade has been thrown at friendlies, a grenade is fumbled, or anything else that poses a close-in grenade threat. threat, that the team may scatter and take cover Incoming / IDF / IndirectWarning Indirect Warning calls given when enemy indirect fire (grenade launchers, mortars, artillery, etc) is inbound on friendly positions. IDF is pronounced "Eye dee eff".

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