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FM/BG-470 · v2.00
Fireteam Staggered Column
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- FM/BG-470
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v1.00
Fireteam staggered column sees the Fireteam split into two files, staggered so that one person is still in front of the other from one column to the other. They should never walk alongside each other, as this prevents one team member from being able to effectively return fire when contacted from the side.
Staggered column is usually utilized when following a road, which allows the team to quickly create a line when needed on one side or the other.
Staggered column does make it more difficult to effectively return fire to the front without forming a wedge but is useful for moving ahead of friendly vehicles and sweeping the roads.
Buddy teams should create the front and rear of the formation, not the left and right files. This is because, when contacted from the front or rear, one buddy team can return fire whilst the other maneuvers, or when contacted from the sides, allow the quick formation of a Fireteam line, with one buddy team on the left and right.
v2.00
The Fireteam Staggered Column sees the Fireteam split into two adjacent File formations, staggered so that each member of each File is diagonal from those in the adjacent File. They should never be directly next to each other, as this prevents one team member from being able to effectively return fire when contacted from the side. Additionally, being staggered improves the spacing between Fireteam members, reducing risk from explosives and ambushes.
The Staggered Column is usually utilized when following a road, and is useful for scouting ahead of friendly vehicles and sweeping the road for hazards. It also allows the team to maintain improved security over a single File, while avoiding walking on the center of the road. The team can easily condense into a single File on either side of the road at any time.
The Staggered Column does make it more difficult to effectively return fire to the front without forming a wedge, though is still better than a single File formation.
Buddy teams should create the front and rear of the formation, not the left and right Files. When the team takes contact from front or rear, this allows one buddy team to return fire whilst the other maneuvers to support them. When taking contact from the sides, it allows for the quick formation of a Fireteam line, with one buddy team on the left and right.
Pros:
Good dispersion of troops
Allows large volume of fire on both sides
Better forward and rearward sectors of fire than a file
Good maneuverability and movement control
Cons:
Fairly vulnerable to the front and rear
Allows limited volume of fire forward and rearward
Difficult to transition into base of fire, bounding overwatch, or flanking maneuvers
The Fireteam staggered column Staggered Column sees the Fireteam split into two files, adjacent File formations, staggered so that one person is still in front each member of the other each File is diagonal from one column to those in the other. adjacent File. They should never walk alongside be directly next to each other, as this prevents one team member from being able to effectively return fire when contacted from the side. Additionally, being staggered improves the spacing between Fireteam members, reducing risk from explosives and ambushes.
The Staggered column Column is usually utilized when following a road, which and is useful for scouting ahead of friendly vehicles and sweeping the road for hazards. It also allows the team to quickly create maintain improved security over a line when needed single File, while avoiding walking on one the center of the road. The team can easily condense into a single File on either side or of the other. road at any time.
The Staggered column Column does make it more difficult to effectively return fire to the front without forming a wedge but wedge, though is useful for moving ahead of friendly vehicles and sweeping the roads. still better than a single File formation.
Buddy teams should create the front and rear of the formation, not the left and right files. This is because, when contacted from Files. When the team takes contact from front or rear, this allows one buddy team can to return fire whilst the other maneuvers, or when contacted maneuvers to support them. When taking contact from the sides, allow it allows for the quick formation of a Fireteam line, with one buddy team on the left and right.
Pros:
Good dispersion of troops
Allows large volume of fire on both sides
Better forward and rearward sectors of fire than a file
Good maneuverability and movement control
Cons:
Fairly vulnerable to the front and rear
Allows limited volume of fire forward and rearward
Difficult to transition into base of fire, bounding overwatch, or flanking maneuvers
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