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FM/BG-944 · v1.03
Turning out (unbuttoning)
- Code
- FM/BG-944
- Kind
- Guide
- Version
- v1.03 1yr ago
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- As its document
- Published by
- Cpl Ross 25 Jul 2025
- Last material change
- v1.00 Initial SOP Migration
2 words added, 1 word removed.
v1.02
Turning out allows the commander or driver to stand in the hatch for improved visibility but exposes them to enemy fire. It should only be done when the risk is low and situational awareness is worth the exposure.
Some vehicles require the commander to turn out to use a mounted machine gun—do so only when the tactical benefit outweighs the risk.
v1.03
Turning out allows the commander or driver to stand in the hatch for improved visibility but exposes them to enemy fire. It should only be done when the risk is low and situational awareness is worth the exposure.
Some vehicles require the commander to turn out to use a mounted machine gun, do so only when the tactical benefit outweighs the risk.
Turning out allows the commander or driver to stand in the hatch for improved visibility but exposes them to enemy fire. It should only be done when the risk is low and situational awareness is worth the exposure.
Some vehicles require the commander to turn out to use a mounted machine gun—do gun, do so only when the tactical benefit outweighs the risk.
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