Fieldcraft- 3-Man Hunter Killer Team Tactics

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    The 3-man militia is something that has been pushed for a while. It is a tactic and not an organization. It does not have enough people to exploit a victory or even to achieve one. You may wipe out a squad in an ambush but how will you transport the weapons and gear away? How can you overrun a combat outpost manned by an infantry company with only 3 people? How will you destroy a mile long supply convoy with only 3 people? It is a harassment and delaying tactic only. The Hunter-Killer team is made up of an Anti-Armor troop, Sniper, and Machine Gunner. The AT troop preferably should be armed with a reloadable AT rocket launcher like an RPG. The Sniper should have a scoped semi-automatic rifle like an EBR or Dragunov. The Machine Gunner should have a light machine gun or automatic rifle with high capacity drums like an M-249 or RPK. They need to have set criteria for when to withdraw or break contact with the enemy. If they stay in contact too long they WILL be flanked and wiped out.

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  • @chrischris5081
    @chrischris5081 2 ปีที่แล้ว +9

    Make resupply bags.
    The inherent problem of any civilian force is that they have no supply lines. You should have a backpack with three days worth of supplies ready to go. Take that bag, go through it, and figure out all the things that will be used up in it over the course of three days. Then buy duplicates of all those things and bag them up as a refill of all the consumables in your backpack.
    You'll need food, water, water purifying tablets, any fuel you'll need to heat your food, extra batteries, toiletries, extra sock and underwear, Tylenol/aspirin or what ever you take, multi vitamins (during the siege of Stalin Grad vitamin deficiency made many troops unable to fight), and possibly some kind of hand warmers (it may be winter).
    Put it all together in a bag, label it, and have it ready to go so that someone can send it to you. And remember it needs to be no assembly required. If it needs assembly you will not get what you are supposed to.
    Remember that the food can NOT require an oven or a microwave to cook, it also can NOT require things like eggs or milk to be added.
    Check how long your water purifying tablets take to work. Some water purifying tablets take 40 minutes, others take 4 hours. If you are packing enough water purifying tablets to have two gallons of water a day, and you can only carry half a gallon at a time, that is four times you would have to wait.
    If your water purifying tablets take 40 minutes that's 2:40 of waiting. If they take 4 hours that's 16 hours of waiting per day.
    A 3 day backpack and 9 resupply bags will give you 30 days in the field without outside support. Many of us could manage 3 months worth, or 6 months, some people could even manage a year. No procurement, just deliveries.
    You can also have duplicates of items that might be used up. Such as replacement gloves, knee pads, eye protection, ear protection, gorilla tape, 550 cord, lighters, maps, etc.
    Prepare to bring your own logistics.

  • @damienchompychomp2345
    @damienchompychomp2345 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    I wish there was a way to archive all of your knowledge and make it redundant in case of power/internet loss. Great stuff on this channel.

    • @SecurityGuy42
      @SecurityGuy42  2 ปีที่แล้ว +5

      Download it to thumb drives.

    • @scrappydoo7887
      @scrappydoo7887 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      @@SecurityGuy42 or make hard copies.
      The basics are easy enough to put on paper as long as you know the basics and can interpret the information.

    • @scrappydoo7887
      @scrappydoo7887 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      @@SecurityGuy42 didn't mean to tag you lol

    • @SecurityGuy42
      @SecurityGuy42  2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @Paul Revere1776 That is the intent.

  • @scottbashaw1761
    @scottbashaw1761 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    Thanks for all the videos you post

  • @goliashorton9990
    @goliashorton9990 2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

    Finally doing urban combat tactics; you should focus more on that

    • @SecurityGuy42
      @SecurityGuy42  2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      This video is from 4 years ago. Tactics used in rural areas can be adapted to urban fighting.

  • @dangerousfreedom2105
    @dangerousfreedom2105 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Good info, But without uniforms it will be difficult to tell who's in charge.

    • @SecurityGuy42
      @SecurityGuy42  2 ปีที่แล้ว +8

      It's a 3 man team. One of them is in charge and the other 2 should recognize that pretty easily in a fight.

  • @buckplug2423
    @buckplug2423 7 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Wouldn't it be better to centralise the 3-man team around the AT gunner's position and have them fire down the column, getting partial enfilade? In your model the SAW gunner would have to service two or more targets at once, wasting their weapon's potential. A SAW gunner coupled with a marksman should be enough to do the job at these ranges (50-150 m tops, assuming 50 m vehicle spacing), while most troops disembarking and trying to kill you will have rifles and, more importantly, grenades. You're gonna get them in that sweet spot where it's too close to deploy and establish a fire base but too far away to assault with bayonets. Plus it gives you a bit more distance between you and the enemy, which limits damage to the enemy a BIT but also helps with your safety. Not to mention actually being able to communicate and help each other out - in your model if somebody gets hit, they're done for. You could always put mines on the side of the column that isn't covered with SAW fire and then engage the enemy until the situation is untenable. Obviously the situation changes once you're dealing with IFVs and such.

  • @bizzlesnach
    @bizzlesnach 2 ปีที่แล้ว +5

    Just some notes from different doctrines-
    1) Most accurate weapon engages first- I could see this being waived in lieu of attempting a mobility kill on a vehicle
    2) mines!! Nothing covers egress better than mines. A few real ones, a few that look real enough so they have to respect it. Mines buy a LOT of time.
    3) unless you are in a real primo ambush location, I would pop smoke after a confirmed vehicle kill in that first scenario- ESPACIALLY if your exit path was fortified with mines to hinder pursuit. One vehicle down will have any less-organized forces really scratching their heads at what to do next, even moreso if that defensive marksman zapped a butterbar and a radio operator. I got held up 4 hours in the gulf waiting for motor T to snatch my vehicle right next to an unidentified AA gun. Longest 4 hours of my life, so our own leadership will even fall for that one.
    4) will there ever be enough people to do more than that? Folks are rather adamant about sitting on those couches these days.

    • @SecurityGuy42
      @SecurityGuy42  2 ปีที่แล้ว +4

      I did this video 4 years ago. At that time people were pushing this as the unstoppable, will wipe out the enemy in seconds tactic. And that everyone had to organize themselves into groups/units based off of this. In my opinion it is just a tactic to slow an enemy or draw them away from something more important.

    • @scrappydoo7887
      @scrappydoo7887 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      Also fakes that are trapped

    • @bizzlesnach
      @bizzlesnach 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

      @@SecurityGuy42 we had what we called caat heavy teams that were like this but based out of humvees. Meant to harass enemy armor, primarily tread hits to stop the tanks. Score a hit or two and max throttle tfo of there. Great concept against cold war soviet tech, these days it may not hold up so well.
      I still believe there is a viability to this technique as you have laid it out- I think every major 'post' in fact should have at least a salute to this concept in mind provided the hardware is available.
      A complimentary but counter concept to this is the RPG and a gaggle of poors with mosin nagant rifles- those mosins love to shoot through transport vehicles. One well placed rocket followed by an ivanesque version of the mad minute could accomplish the same thing with more limited availability to the finer tools of life.

  • @TheGreekSparten
    @TheGreekSparten 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    Ironically I had a guy from Ukraine send me this

  • @GreekPreparedness
    @GreekPreparedness 2 ปีที่แล้ว +2

    This tactic/method id nothing new. It was used in Grozny by the Chechens. I have an article archived, but I will need dome time to dig it up.

    • @GreekPreparedness
      @GreekPreparedness 2 ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Found it...It the Wikipedia article on Battle of Grozny 1994-1995>
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Grozny_(1994%E2%80%931995)

  • @scottbashaw1761
    @scottbashaw1761 ปีที่แล้ว

    Thanks for all the videos you post