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Subject:
how realistic is MOUT training
terrain21u
9/16/2004 8:45:18 PM
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I'm not sure if this kind of topic has come up before. If it has, my apologise. Just point me to the right discussion.
Anyway, I was looking at some pictures from some MOUT training sites and one thing stood out to me. There was no furniture in them. I know their purpose is to teach basic techniques but in real life people have things in their home that can contribute to making it hard to move around. There are coffee tables to trip over and couches in the way. People put things under windows and if you use some of the entering through windows techniques you crash down on top of them. I admit that I did not see the insides of the training buildings at JRTC or Camp Lejeune, so if it is different there, I'd be interested to know.
Also of interest, I read an article where some soldiers talked about what they encountered in training and what they encountered in Iraq. They commented that room and building layouts were different; and that while in traing you encountered very few civilians, in real life though, they deal with them all the time.
Any thought on any of this? |
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