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About this blog

Introduction

This series of posts are mainly supposed to make basic infantry tactics easily available to the =VG= community. I’m not going to lie, it’s mostly meant for the Arma part of the community, but everyone is welcome to read and/or comment.

The other reason I’m doing this is just because I think I’ll have fun and maybe even learn something while working on it. For the record all my knowledge comes from Arma MilSim and my own research.

An important disclaimer is that this is a variation on infantry tactics and movement. Each fighting force uses different tactics but the principals stay the same. As such, while reading you should keep in mind this is not a recipe and sometimes you have to improvise.

If you happen to be an active duty soldier, feel free to browse but I advise against using this to sharpen your skills. Familiarize yourself with the way your unit does things instead. And if you really want to educate yourself, I suggest getting a source like a tactical handbook (e.g. Ranger Handbook).

I will use Arma 3 and tools like PLANOPS Maps to visualize some of the topics.

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RTO & JTAC

An RTO (Radio Telephone Operator) is one of the most important roles in a unit. Without a radio the unit has no information. Without information a unit is useless. That’s why the RTO communicates with other elements. Most of the time it will be comms between squads, assets and the HQ but an RTO is often tasked with calling in supports such as artillery fire or coordinating helicopter transport and MED/CASEVACs. A JTAC (Joint Terminal Attack Controller) is often a part of a TACP (Tactical Ai

=VG= The_Polish_Guy

=VG= The_Polish_Guy in RTO & JTAC


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