Infantry Common Skills ICS0903 Hand and Arm Signals United States Marine Corps ICS 0903 Slide 107 November 2003.

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Infantry Common Skills ICS0903 Hand and Arm Signals United States Marine Corps ICS 0903 Slide 107 November 2003

HAND AND ARM SIGNALS ICS 0903 Slide 207 November 2003

1. WHISTLE - EXCELLENT FOR SMALL UNIT LEADERS. - FAST TRANSMITION TO A LARGE GROUP - PREARRANGED AND UNDERSTOOD - REDUCED BY BATTLEFIELD NOISES Three Types of Signals ICS 0903 Slide 307 November 2003

Three Types of Signals 2. SPECIAL SIGNALS - SPECIAL METHODS AND DEVICES - FLAG - PYROTECHNICS - GROUND-TO-AIR SIGNALS ICS 0903 Slide 407 November 2003

3.HAND AND ARM SIGNALS - RAPID TRANSMISSION - PRE ARRANGED - SHORT DISTANCE - SILENT Three Types of Signals ICS 0903 Slide 507 November 2003

DECREASE SPEED ICS 0903 Slide 707 November 2003

CHANGE DIRECTION OR COLUMN ICS 0903 Slide 807 November 2003

ENEMY IN SIGHT ICS 0903 Slide 907 November 2003

RANGE ICS 0903 Slide 1007 November 2003

COMMENCE FIRING FASTER/SLOWER ICS 0903 Slide 1107 November 2003

CEASE FIRING ICS 0903 Slide 1307 November 2003

ASSEMBLE ICS 0903 Slide 1407 November 2003

FORM COLUMN ICS 0903 Slide 1507 November 2003

ARE YOU READY? I AM READY ICS 0903 Slide 1607 November 2003

ATTENTION ICS 0903 Slide 1707 November 2003

SHIFT ICS 0903 Slide 1907 November 2003

ECHELON LEFT (RIGHT) ICS 0903 Slide 2007 November 2003

SKIRMISHERS OR ON LINE ICS 0903 Slide 2107 November 2003

WEDGE ICS 0903 Slide 2207 November 2003

VEE ICS 0903 Slide 2307 November 2003

FIRE TEAM / SQUAD ICS 0903 Slide 2507 November 2003

PLATOON ICS 0903 Slide 2607 November 2003

CLOSE UP / OPEN UP ICS 0903 Slide 2707 November 2003

DISPERSE ICS 0903 Slide 2807 November 2003

LEADERS JOIN ME ICS 0903 Slide 2907 November 2003

I DO NOT UNDERSTAND ICS 0903 Slide 3007 November 2003

FORWARD / ADVANCE ICS 0903 Slide 3207 November 2003

HALT / FREEZE ICS 0903 Slide 3307 November 2003

DISMOUNT, DOWN, TAKE COVER / MOUNT ICS 0903 Slide 3407 November 2003

DISREGARD PREVIOUS COMMAND ICS 0903 Slide 3507 November 2003

RIGHT / LEFT FLANK ICS 0903 Slide 3607 November 2003

INCREASE SPEED, DOUBLE TIME ICS 0903 Slide 3807 November 2003

HASTY AMBUSH RIGHT / LEFT ICS 0903 Slide 3907 November 2003

RALLY POINT ICS 0903 Slide 4007 November 2003

OBJECTIVE RALLY POINT ICS 0903 Slide 4107 November 2003

DANGER AREA ICS 0903 Slide 4207 November 2003

HEAD COUNT ICS 0903 Slide 4307 November 2003

PACE COUNT ICS 0903 Slide 4407 November 2003

Summary Purpose of hand and arm signals 39 different hand and arm signals

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