US Marines Military Tactics - "Fire and Movement"
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- U.S. Marines with the Special Purpose Marine Air-Ground Task Force - Crisis Response - Africa Ground Combat Element conduct fire and movement training at range TC-11, Arta, Djibouti.
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Fire and movement. The knee destroying activity.
Hahaha I remember how much that shit sucked. Knee pads were clutch and allowed proning out much faster, but sucks to wear them when not.
@@lolow6364 knee pads that end up around your ankles after 2 or 3 bounds. Luckily now days the knee pads are a part of the combat cams.
@@beyondbackwater4933 If only they actually issued those
I played alot of war when I was a kid, Now my knees is almost ruin
@@MylesKillis yup, no idea why they dont make them part of frog gear
Discharging tactical learning can look cumbersome, but it is illustrating where skill is good and where improvement is needed. Semper FI
The military is the only job where they will tell you absolutely nothing and still expect you to somehow execute the task at hand perfectly 😂
Dam, i love that.
It’s called pure instinct there’s no way to fully prepare for the surreal random engagements you’ll get in.Thats why they psychically and mentally train you to fall back on your enhanced instincts to survive and eliminate the enemy.
@@dcoing1907 makes sense
You clearly never worked with my father
Kinda problem with many military trainers
I’m not in the service nor have I ever been. I’m just a truck driver that likes learning tactical awareness, I find that it helps me to stay motivated to keep in shape. I have no frame of reference for what they’re doing here so I’m not sure how good they’re executing this. Could someone please explain this to me? Thank you.
They are learning the basics of fire and movement. They are practicing closing in on the enemy. This is done when say the troops are ambushed. One team will provide covering fire whilst the closes in on the enemy position.
Bro we are on the same page im a truck driver who likes to learn about it
Fire and Movement is a the basis of military tactic today. Squads are separated into 2 (or 3) fireteams.
Let's just say Fireteam Alpha is responsible for Movement, and Fireteam Bravo is responsible for support.
Bravo will use suppressive fire, putting shots on the enemy position. They're fairly inaccurate (rarely actually hit anyone), but close enough that the enemy will put their heads down and go to cover.
Meanwhile, Alpha will approach the known enemy position, to launch a potential assault from closer.
There's two types of Fire and Maneuver: Dedicate and Alternate. Sometimes, Bravo will only shoot, and Alpha will only approach (until the assault phase, where they also shoot). That's dedicated roles. But sometimes, they will alternate roles. Bravo supports while Alpha advances 50 yards, and then Alpha supports until Bravo catches up. And then switch roles again until they're close enough to assault the enemy instead of just suppressing them (close enough for grenades, accurate fire, target identification, etc.).
It's a tactic used for large distances (hundreds of yards). Fire and Maneuver is the preferred tactic for closer encounters. Here, it's the same thing, except Alpha will try to flank the enemy, either from the side or the rear. They will try to find an advantageous position to lay more accurate fire and essentially double up on the enemy
Same I'm not in the military either do to life circumstance (first generation American so I never really had the thought of service until later in life) but ive thought about wanting to join the Marines in the last few years having been living in a third world country and having really fallen off the wagon, even though I know I don't got what it takes to be a marine lol. I watch a bunch of these different military branch tactics videos. Logically I think this is just a drill to teach the Marines how to gain territory when in combat, one marine sends suppressive fire and the squadron moves up one at a time while suppressive fire keeps being sent down range at the enemy
They look like they are just learning the basics of fire and maneuver. They didn't really do the whole RTR thing so they definitely look new. Usually you will Return fire rapidly, take cover, and then Return accurate fire. This provides great suppression to get everybody into position to begin closing in on the enemy and ultimately destroying them.
That camo blends in amazing with the sand and other colors of that environment
زتقةرل ولتةقلؤىى
@@mohammedkhames5223 what?
@@timur5241 he’s an a-rab, don’t mind him
@ but I wonder what he said
@ *facepalm* you serious -_-
I’m up! He sees me! I’m down! SemperFi
Knees! Weak hand! Prone!
After doing that for 30 mins your legs become heavy
Hahaha!!! No doubt! This turns into a hazing session more than “training session”. Oh you guys want to not give 110%?!?! GOOD get back on line. We will run through it again! Lol
Hostile DOWN !!! HOOAH !!!
They made us do this for hours in MCT. 😂
Military Question: To any marines out there; when they say, "1 in 7," or "1 in 8," I assume that refers to fire control correct? If so, what are the standards methods for controlling the squad's fire. I.E. Let loose on target, vs. suppression, vs. overwatch, vs. don't engage. I'm trying to make a realistic real-time strategy game, but I am struggling to create a framework that would realistically allow you to control fire from the operational level down to individual fire teams.
1 round every 7 seconds, conserves ammo and it’s very scary when like 18 people are shooting accurately.
@@plaguetheair8975 ooh sheet...
How did that game come out?
U ever make the game?
Also if machine guns are in play we have that superiority from a higher ground. Have the enemy pinned down. As well as mortar men dropping steal. We already did the reconnaissance on them before advancing. If we get ambushed then it is what it is we have to keep the fight going at anytime and place be ready for the unexpected. But overall that’s how it would go. If we were to close with and destroy. Hope this helps
It’s funny how they dish out ammo like it’s chow, and they are like, finally bullets to shoot🤤
Nah trust me nobody there wants to be there
Good ol 29 Palms, just don’t step on the tortoise 🐢
🐢
Or else he’ll piss out all his fluid and everyone will have to pause the exercise for a helicopter evac for the tortoise
Ahhhh......C-Rats, heat stroke during the day..freezing at night. Nothing to do in the Ville.....good times, good times!
The stumps
LT D! Man that was a fun trip to the palms.
Damn! I didn't know the US Marines are so well trained they can move as if someone put them on a fast forward!
@@_.9S._ rangers are not standard infantry. They are like shock troops
@@Its_shiki_time4876 iirc werent recon marines in the invasion of iraq used as shock troops?
@@_.9S._ Marines lead the way, Hooah ?
@@_.9S._ Marines, first to fight. So who is leading who ?
@@_.9S._ so rangers are a light infantry force ready to deploy on short notice as a shock force.
So are Infantry Marines. That's literally the Marine Corps mission. Marines also have a rich history of being the first to fight, like the army rangers.
Great fire & maneuver training lads. This tactic must be rehearsed so much it becomes automatic when the shit is well in the fan. Even if you can't move forward much, you are returning fire. Fix bayonets. Semper Fi
Bayonets aren't used as much now a days
Riverdale tales some times they are lol. its always unexpected
@@riverdaletales8457 ur right..they use dildos instead.
@@riverdaletales8457 kids today will never know the mind numbing rattle of a 14 inch metal blade becoming suction stuck within the innards of the engaged enemy as they gurgle at you a blood curdling challenge that seeks only eternal damnation in its reply.....
@@ryanstoyles7611 yikes
Just got done with range week at MCT and I can tell you personally my knees are destroyed
Giving Doc a field of fire. Awesome
Impeccable training
This is standard small type training. Theres way better than this
It was an honor for me to serve this great nation.
Joseph Vega POG
No one fucking cares puppet
have some respect you fucking degenerate
Agreed, the individual soldiers deserve respect regardless of your views about the acts of their army.
The US army is an offensive one after all, intended to combat dirt poor/technologically disadvantaged enemies.
Salutes to you sir!
Slick fire an movement.The battle jackets reminds me of the SADF Patern 83 Battle jacket
Why did my eyes start scanning the room 😂
I've done similar training exercises here in the IDF (I am a defensive soldier with rifleman 05 training), there are somethings they do better in this drill but I find the we do some things a little better, overall it's near identical to what we learn.
Anywho, good luck out there guys, I hope that you have a safe and successful service, much respect from an one Allied soldier to others.
Why you israelis bullying palestinians?
Yeah.. because we're the ones that trained you. Everything the IDF learned, they learned it from us.
@@foreverraining1522 EVEN KRAV MAGA! ;)
+Bernard Cornellis van Meijeren Karp
The tactics are used in terms of the mission of the US armed forces. The size of the military, weapons systems and so on dicated how the tactics are used.
Most militaries do not understand why the US does what it does. There are nearly 200,000 us Marines. If there was a major war that number would rise to near a million.
@@foreverraining1522 while there is a lot of cross training between the US and Israel there are also some distinct differences from what I understand.
Likewise in modern warfare there is only so many differences you can. have.
Awesome I love the Marine Corps
A tactic originally perfected but the Krauts.
This is beautiful the movment execution of pushing forward i dont serve but it looks like there making those calls pretty well cupple shots let your team know when to push fword most importantly the name calls
Great movement
For Marines having Kneepads honestly look a lot better on uniforms and in combat
Nobody cares if we look good or not, looks dont save rehearsals do
@@xBLVCKLOTUSx tf that guy think this is a fashion show
Knee pads are for pussies. Unnecessary bulk. Ditch the elbow and knee pads they're useless weight and bulk
@@don8659 former marine pussy here.
It was my mistake wearing kneepads to my first few days of work at my civilian mechanic job.
now my name is kneepads.
@@thomasbrown4132 😂😂😂 that's pretty funny. We called someone kneepads and ended up with an EO investigation 😬😂
This was my job USMC squad leader on a live fire and maneuver 29 palms California- spent 12 years in Marines this was t most fun shit being infantry this was our MOS aka riflemen I was in 3/5 Lima and kilo Co. I was awarded. Purple Heart blown up in fallujah ACE report ammo casualty report Semper fi
Good ole Djibouti, such good times.
im from there dude, good to have you!
"Dash Down Roll Crawl Observe Sights Fire"
The best of the best of the best SR.
Just call in air support and get it over with....no injuries, no casualties, no loss of ammo.....just super high morale....👍🏼
Sure, if they actually get clearance to fire. We had Longbow apaches circling overhead, could see haji plain as day, but NOPE, they weren't cleared to fire. So we had to sit there getting shot at. The reality of the military is way different then what they show on tv and movies. The colonels and generals are chilling in the air conditioned TOCs, sipping coffee, watching you with drones as you get shot at. They probably have a laugh too when people go down. Sick fuckers.
i feel like marine infantry is one of those things that you love and hate at the same time, i can't wait to enlist
daystaylit yep.... lmao it sucks but we're glad we do it
Puppet
@@riverdaletales8457 master of puppets actually
thanks, now I know how to win every cod match.
More like Battlefield lol & it takes a team. Doing this alone wouldnt work the way its meant too.
COD is filled with small maps & players doing a bunch of nonsense run & gunning
@@mrwayne5158 true that.
The absence of the SAW is sad.
so true.. one SAW can change the momentum of the battle
*We’ll just give everyone a HK-416 on steroids, now they’re all SAWS.*
Because logic.
The 2 plt that went into qrf had saws.
@@Dr.MantisTobogganMD the reasoning behind it was that the enemy would target the saw gunner first since it was so distinct compared to the m4, now everyone has the same gun so they're all the same from afar
In South Africa your sentence have a completely different meaning that every older person here would understand. It has to do with the state of our country.
One every five in response to fire? You gotta suppress them first them one every five or single fire from left to right of formation, to keep 'em pinned.
Tennessse Timmy yeah but if you call out 1 and 1 early on in the fight you'll blow thru ammo like a mother... Better to control rates and pick them up when necessary cuz you also gotta think about what your gunna do for the consolidation if the enemy decides to launch a counter attack
Tennessse Timmy relax POG
YOU FUCKIN TELL EM TENNESSE TIMMY yeee haw~! supress them sum bitches
They only had 40 rounds
Maybe they're surpressing a single shooter, I don't know.
Are the guys soon to go out to the real fire front? much respect for them.
Not a lot of "soliders " go to fight no more there's not a current real war (large scale war)
Not today isis
Riverdale tales though what you said is true, i’m confused about what you mean by “soliders”. Are you trying to call American soldiers unprofessional?
@@smilingman7116Marines don't like to be called soldiers because they're separate from the army, i assume that's the reason for the quotation marks
amazing video
agree like !!!
Why such long runs under the "fire"?
THEIR ACTUALLY HOLDING DOWN THE ENEMY WITH SUPRESSIVE FIRE AND GETTING A MORE TACTICAL POSITION THATS WHY THEY ARE YELLING ONE EVERY FIVE AND SHIT AS THEY MOVE FORWARD
2:19 to the right of the screen is the arroyo which at least 4 guys should have followed in a flanking movement above the arroyo(the hill) 1 sniper should be placed
Interesting. Perhaps humanoid machines that replicate human movement and return fire with paintball guns would be ideal to optimize this form of training.
We’re almost there
Need more Crayons
This isn't the year 2300
@@xx_wockyslush_xx9672 just tinder! lol.
Marines do have training like that. We would swap out our upper receivers to 9mm uppers and use special magazines that are 9mm casings with a soap type paint inside. I think they use a lighter charge in the powder area but still hurts when hit. I still have a scar on my wrist because of those rounds. So it's an upgraded paintball session. It Is horrible to do in the winter time as well. Good times though
Hey, do you think i could take some strategies from this channel and use them in call of duty 3?
Not if you want to get 360 no-scoped by me.
Good lesson
Is this even effective? Like there can be snipers and they are right in the open . And who would want to let their armies scramble in the desert?
Been thinking the same thing
You do realise the marines have been fighting in the desert against snipers for decades, right? The fact is that well trained snipers are a rarity, and generally a fireteam of marines firing on your position well get your head down long enough for their mates to move towards you
Is this a slower run through. Its seems somewhat low pace. In the British army we have the same maneuvers but run on the principle of 'im up, he sees me, im down'. Meaning that you only bound (run) for as long as it takes for the enemy to notice you i.e 2 seconds until you hit the deck, crawl, return fire and bound again.
I also noticed that the reaction to contact wasn't particularly aggressive. We have been taught to immediately put rounds down range in the general direction of enemy (to suppress and get their heads down) then go to ground.
Joel Noble (also in the British Army)
Their RTR and general Skills n drills just seemed poor, moving without fire, no hard target, not passing on messages etc.
I'm pretty sure we haven't had to give a fuck what you thought since 1776.
Its always going to be a slower pace with live rounds and uneven terrain. Its' all about safety with the Corps. I'm surprised they aren't wearing glow belts.
@@th3ph03nix9 I suppose so, but are they ever able to practice them full pace? Im not hating on the marines or anything, in fact, as a US/UK dual national, i'm planning on applying for USMC OCS after my contract. I've read their manuals as well and they have the same RTR drills as we do but I've never actually seen Marines applying them in the field whereas in British Army training videos you do see them being applied.
Double tap dash down
I'm up. He sees me. I'm down.
Fire and Movement can be simplified as Team Movement or Fire and Move
I'm from India... But I always had this huge admiration for the U.S Marines & Army rangers...
But I guess same planet but different countries... So so sad huh!! 😭😭😭😭
Maybe you can join the Indian Armed Forces and make a career there, doing something you would like.
I remember this very well took cover by a rock the was providing shade for a big ass rattle snake. Since I was working I exchanged a quick smile and found a rock elsewhere. Snake I swear he winked at me and said good call
Awesome
I love the American army much love from iraq 🖤
First time I’ve heard that
what's one every five means?
Eva Novelina one round every 5 seconds, so they have fire control and conserve ammo
1 shot every five seconds i might be wrong i dont know
Nice
are the uniforms faded or something, everyone looks way too light
U.S. military has years upon years of fighting experience behind them! Fought all sorts of enemies and conditions!
Heroes
I’m surprised no crazy leftist has popped up and said “ wellllll exzcuse me thts fasoiscm”
Good reference video 👍
Them 5 mile runs with the CSM prepare us for this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It would be pretty terrifying to engage with US Marines.
Can anyone tell me, what does the "1 in 7" etc. mean?
FIRE one round every 7 seconds
Why do the people change who say the number of shots and time between shots? I’m confused on the reasoning
the number is the time in between shots
Hot damn , this shit real as hell ..these brothers are trained to kill...be safe guys
can't wait to be in the armie
...
Its army
Dat One Boi lmao
Army or military
Chris Deladillo these are marines lol
Need constant fire while one individual is moving
What does it mean when they shout, "One in eight" or "One in seven"?
Shots fired until moment again on those chosen.
A civilian in defense of my occupied homeland.That's what i'm here for.......😆
Why i would be bad at being in the military-- i have a really quiet voice and could never shout like those guys were doing and still be heard
If you are in a live of die situation you will.
the battlefield wouldn't be easy like this right 😅
Ok. Looking to be a us marine. I have a few problems here! Why do we train our soliders to take no cover? Why are we returning fire with no cover . Doesnt seem logical at all in time of war. God bless all!
Cover is a luxury you don't always get.
It’s probably an overwhelming “control of the battle space” tactic. If you’re pinning an enemy down with overwhelming team fire, and denying the enemy mobility and effective fire as a response, they’re going to lose.
Any veteran can correct me if I’m spewing horseshit. I’m just guessing from what little I know
@@wolfman9642 comes pretty close to accurately explaining it. Forewarning, im not infantry, so what i say is just basics I was taught at MCT/ info ive picked up.
Basically, the point is to keep the enemy pinned down with suppressive fire while you maneuver into a more tactically advantageous position. Sometimes that requires maneuvering through a space that offers little to no protection. However, if you pay attention to your surroundings, such as divets and ridges in the ground, rocks, ect, its actually fairly easy to find something that will provide some form of cover. Its called micro terrain.
Section attacks are conductrd using a 3 to one advantage. Part of the battle drilles is overwhelming the enemy with superior firepower. This is known as winning the firefight. Then with the enemies head down you take bounds and maneuever until you eventually take the trench.
Now do you see why we're the best country on Earth 🤷🏿♂️ 🇺🇲
1:50 Are you for real? They can't fire a bullet or sfx?
That just means they need to fire and in a few seconds they did
Old 29 Palms. 1/7 baker
what an odd micromanaging symptom to echo "one every 5", "one every 8", "one in 7" rates of fires.
I shoulda joined in my early 20s.. I am thinking about reserves in my 30s. Hopefully I can be helpful!
Please dont do that. Being in your 30s you need far more stability and consistency that is found in Active duty. If you are fit then you are fit.
If all of You Civilians who play Airsoft gun games and Call of Duty " Black Ops" want to learn Infantry weapons and tactics, Enlist into The United States Marine Corps and/or Army and become a Infantryman ( MOS 0311( USMC) and 11B( US Army) ).
When I’m older I’ll do Air national guard the reason why I say Air Force national guard instead of army national guard is because my dad said that if I join air national guard I might have better job opportunities once I get out
Now my dad did say he’s not to sure but he said to do it any ways
@@mynameiswhat7874 , are You the One who will serve and sacrifice for GOD Almighty and Country, or, will it be Your Dad?! You must have Your own testimony of why You are in Uniform, and not because of anyone else who might have been Prior Service USMC, US Army, Navy, Air Force or Coast Guard. And if all You are doing is Enlisting for monetary value and benefits, that sounds venal and artificial, and it would be better if You just remain a Civilian, and get a job, a paycheck, and benefits there.
John Rodriguez I’m not doing it for the pay or anything like that I’m it doing because my family severed and my dad just said join the Air Force that and my great grandfather severed in the Air Force well it was actually the army air core which was basically the Air Force
I dont want too be a tool tho
Bois playing with toys
That’s a bit too micromanaged to yell out rates of fire like that. Just simply yell either “sustained” or “rapid” and everyone should know what the established sop for those are.
What are the call outs, like 1and 6 and all that. What do those mean?
PheonixS117 one round every 6 seconds
Yeah just stand straight up on flat terrain!?
teleblaster81 calm down this isn't World War One
teleblaster81 Not all of them are participating, some are just watching.
Its called buddy rushing. Every Marine fire team is composed of 4 Marines. 2 will provide cover fire will the other 2 will run forward 5 to 15 yards. The goal is to maneuver closer to the enemy into a better tactical position while keeping the enemy pinned down with suppressive fire, ultimately overwhelming and destroying the enemy.
@@isaachousley325 Thank you! Actually learned something. A lot of these comments are... rough.
Standing gives a metter angle of elevation when firing. When it is used as part of teams it
allows for very rapid fast firing maneuvers.
So even a group that is taking a defensive positions can return very high rates of fire. Laying flat while important does not allow for the same level of forward movement.
What does it mean he said "one in or every eight"?
One shot every eight seconds
Probably to save up rounds and still keep the enemy under constant fire while advancing towards their position, effectively making them retreat.
Interesting
haha capitalist
Owen with capitalism you get “creativity”
with communism or socialism you get “let’s starve millions of people”
Afghanistan left the chat🫣🫣🫣🫣💀💀💀💀 🫣🫣🫣🫣
I’m watching the 8th season of the walking dead. Interesting to see some real tactics in comparison
Why would you use this against zombies.they dobt have guns
What do the numbers mean?
This is the buddy system tactic right? Ive seen too much war history
No that's not the tactic 😂 and this "tactic" is actually not that good
@@riverdaletales8457 how
@@cheekboy7247 its good he just doesnt know what hes saying
Yes this is the bread and butter of infanteers using this as a foundation of section attacks you can incorporate company or brigade offensives like these and then urban ops
The time they were up and running was waaaaay too long
They're saying 1 every 8 as in 8 seconds or 7 seconds.
NOT an NCO course, lotsa Lance Coconuts.
At least they said WATCH YOUR GEOMETRY ...
ALWAYS made me nervous:
we NEVER, and I mean NEVER talked about fratricide.
Not ONCE in Boot Camp
Not ONCE in MCT
Not ONCE in my MOS
Barely made reference to "stay online"
There's always a problem with marines bunching up when we hump somewhere...
Instead of saying how easy they make for grenades to take us out?
Coulda just said how easy for a spooked marine to jump in front your field of fire.
Bad policy / tactic: NOT using the ROCKS to stabilized shooting & for some cover.
International police force tactics *
Are these guys part of an ANGLICO unit? Also, much respect to them! Go get em’ brothers!
Nope. Just standard infantry. ANGLICO units are attached to units of other branches/allied forces as liaisons in order to integrate USMC/USN air and naval fire support into the other units operations.
Get whom? America has phantoms enemies the elite create for the peasantry
Did they just get nuked? 0:52
America should fire and movement on their debt
1:33 did he say Hitler??
Nice tactics go for the strongest army in the world usa army.
sebastiaan batyr These are marines.
Marines, not army
The U.S.A isn't the strongest army in the world sorry that's just a fact they're one of the strongest but not number one
We might not have the strongest Arm but we got the Best Marines in the fucking Planet
@@BoominLikeThunder Is that your contempt for the beautiful planet?
Love that shit
i am the 429999th viewer
Definitely wasn’t fun when you had radio equipment on you. 0621
Apparently these guys need a lesson in “keeping your weapons clean”.....good job though soldiers!
They have to approve the air strike sometimes they don’t and you’re on your own
Looks like they’ve been at for a while. Armed forces DO NOT play about dirty weapons
why is always deserts
agustin vazquez The terrain resembles many of the areas that soldiers actually go into during battle.
It's probably the wonderful land of 29 palms
@@rayhanes1347 how is that a good thing years fighting a war (wars) just wasting time and men
cuz that's where the oil is
I have 0 military experience and don't think I'm an expert. But I thought prone in open space was bad because of snipers? Or do they cover each other? Any one care to explain?
Teranacor this is called buddy bounding and what it does is basically 1 groups of troops will move Up a little ways while the other groups covers amd Suppresses the enemy then the group that was moving up will cover amd suppress and then the other group will Move up.
If you’re prone you have a smaller targeting profile.
@@The_Green_Beret_ this tactic don't work with a well prepared army (not these middle eastern men)
@@riverdaletales8457 actually, it works great against an organized army that has set an ambush for you or is behind cover. But i dont expect someone who sees an organized army as solely tanks, artillery, and aircraft dropping bombs to understand any sort of warfare tactics.
#فلسطين#عربية
Knee pads, anyone?
😂😂😂😂 this is the modern day red coats…….this is why they waste 250,000 rounds per enemy killed
Have you served?
@@taylordiclemente5163 yes. 2 tours with your mother….go ahead and say some dumb stuff about suppressive fire 😂 meanwhile your fighting guys in flip flops 😂
Anybody else got tinnitus because of this crap cause they give us ear pros that falls on this shit.
Infantry school?
Aalijah Preatto Hell no. SOI is nothing like this.
soi is a fucking joke, i got fat as fuck eating snickers bars lmao.
What is this if its not soi?
Heptonic48 probably the unit training annually to stay battle ready
Do none of yall read? Its in the description. Special purpose MAGTF conducting training in Africa. They are fleet Marines who are forward deployed.
0311’s