Amphibious reconnaissance manual

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Division Reconnaissance units support the close and distant battlespace, while Force Reconnaissance units conduct deep reconnaissance in support of a landing force. Common missions include, but are not limited to: Plan, coordinate, and conduct amphibious-ground reconnaissance and surveillance to observe, identify, and report enemy activity, and. U.S. Army Military History Institute Amphibious Warfare. Soldiers Drive. Carlisle Barracks, PA 29 Jan AMPHIBIOUS WARFARE, WWII. This manual sets forth the doctrine, tactics, and techniques to be employed in engineer operations and training within the Fleet Marine Forces. It covers the mission, organization, and principles of employment of engineer units in support of Fleet Marine Forces in amphibious operations and subsequent operations ashore. Download FMFM PDF.

This manual sets forth doctrine, tactics, and techniques for operations and training conducted by Marine rifle companies and platoons. Information includes amphibious operations, helicopter-borne operations, offensive combat, defensive combat, patrolling, auxiliary operations, and counterinsurgency operations. This manual describes the techniques of collecting information of intelligence in- terest to the landing force concerning landing beaches and coastal and inland areas by amphibious reconnaissance. It covers the mission, organization, capabilities, and employment of the various amphibious reconnaissance units. 3. SUPERSESSION. Amphibious Ready Group (With Special Landing Forces Embarked) Amphibious Reconnaissance Battalion Amphibious Squadron 2 Staff Antiaircraft Group, IMAC AN/TPQ Radar Team Armed Forces Police Auto Field Maintenance Company Beach Jumper Unit-1 Beach Master Unit-1 Brigade Service Support Group 1 Brigade Service Support Group 4.