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1 REACTION TO IED ATTACK 1 1

2 EXPLOSION WITHOUT DAMAGE

3 If you can, if it’s necessary
CALL REPORT CHECK : PERSONAL – VEHICLE SALTAR REPORT IED IED IED GO GO GO If you can, if it’s necessary FIRE

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5 EXPLOSION VEHICLE OUT

6 PERSONNEL – ARMS AMMUNITIONS – RADIO
CRI 300 M PERSONNEL – ARMS AMMUNITIONS – RADIO 360 SALTAR 5 C

7 5 C

8 Confirm Clear CORDON COMMUNICATION CONTROL

9 EXPLOSION VEHICLE OUT + WOUNDED

10 SALTAR 5 C 9 LINE MEDEVAC 360 300 M RESCUE

11 IED ATTACK + AMBUSH

12 SAFE Stop the burning process Assess the scene Free of danger for you
IED, EMBUSH Assess the scene overall assessment of the situation Free of danger for you Evaluate Number and type of patients

13 If Enemi leaves zone, 1 vehicle goes in safe, to pickup gendarmes
FIRE SMOKE If Enemi leaves zone, 1 vehicle goes in safe, to pickup gendarmes IED IED IED TIC TIC TIC LEAVE THE KILL ZONE CHECK PERSONNEL

14 KEY POINTS CRI – SALTAR – 9 LINE BRIEF / CHECK OBSERVATION SAFE 5 – 25
360 5 C TRAINING

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