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| measure, a TRP. Figure A-7 depicts CHECKPOINT 13 --> | | measure, a TRP. Figure A-7 depicts CHECKPOINT 13 --> |
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| |[[Datei:Contactpoint.png|rahmenlos]]
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| |Contact Point
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| |Ein leicht zu identifizierender Punkt an dem zwei oder mehr Einheiten Kontakt zueinander aufnehmen.
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| |<!-- A-19. In land warfare, a contact point is a point on the terrain, easily
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| 50). A commander establishes a contact point where a PL crosses a lateral boundary or another identifiable
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| terrain feature as a technique to ensure coordination between two units. The commander provides a date-time
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| group to indicate when to make that physical contact. Figure A-8
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| A-20. If both units are moving or are stationary, the mutual higher
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| echelon commander normally designates the location of contact points
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| and times of contact. When one unit is stationary, its commander
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| normally designates the location of the contact point and the meeting
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| time and transmits this information to the commander of the moving
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| |Extraction Zone
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| |Ein definierter Bereich an dem Nachschub oder Ausrüstung durch Abwurf aus einem niedrig fliegenden Luftfahrzeug bereit gestellt wird.
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