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Ambush at Dusk

TDG #91-11

You are the squad leader of 1st Squad, 1st Platoon, Company C, 1st Battalion, 9th Marines. You are fighting in a tropical jungle against guerrilla forces armed with small arms, light machineguns, and sometimes mortars and rocket-propelled grenades. Recently, Company C has been conducting patrols in

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Short End of the Stick, Part I

TDG #91-10

"We are continuing the work of securing these roads through the woods," the order read. "Your job is to clear the stretch of woods between road number five and the Marquesa Creek, inclusive. I'm giving you no deadline; take whatever time you need to get the job done. Remember, however, we have to

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The Attack on Narrow Pass-Continued

TDG #91-9

The enemy machineguns fall silent as you suppress with supporting arms and your own machineguns. Battalion has successfully outflanked the enemy and is advancing north again. Your platoon engages an enemy patrol of about squad size approaching from the northwest; the enemy patrol withdraws

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Coca Strike

TDG #91-8

You are reinforced by the battalion air liaison officer, an intelligence officer/linguist from the Defense Intelligence Agency, a Generican Marine officer with a bullhorn, and a radio operator with an AN/PSC-3 satellite radio providing UHF communications with the Tarawa. At the Generican

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Will We Snatch Defeat From the Jaws of Victory?

TDG #91-7

Your attack, preceded by carpet bombing and feints, is launched at night and is successful but costly. By the early morning hours, your battalion has seized one of the enemy's second-line defensive strongpoints, threatening two other strongpoints from the rear and putting you well out in front of

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Hemmed in by Hedgerows

TDG #91-6

You deploy your troops in ditches along the road. There are now only 3 tanks, 22 riflemen (each with 3 or 4 grenades), and 2 Browning automatic riflemen left in your mini task force trapped between the burning tank and the town. You do not know what happened to the eight men from your platoon who

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Seizing the 70-Ton Bridge

TDG #91-5

You are an officer serving in a large Marine air-ground task force (MAGTF). The ground combat element (GCE), a "mech heavy" force that includes a battalion of M1A1 tanks and an infantry regiment mounted in assault amphibians, is advancing toward the east. Its present position is some 50 kilometers

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Facing an End Run

TDG #91-4

Within a time limit of five minutes decide what actions you would take to cope with this threat and prepare the frag order you would issue to your subordinates. Include an overlay and a brief explanation of the rationale behind your plan. Both the frag order and the rationale should be brief and to

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The Attack on Narrow Pass

TDG #91-3

Your platoon-reinforced with two machinegun squads from weapons platoon and two Dragon teams (with night trackers) from weapons company-advances along the battalion's left flank with instructions to guard that flank. Moving parallel to a narrow foot trail-but not on it-you cross a dry, rocky gully

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Rifle Company Defends in the Desert

TDG #91-2

When you arrive at the battalion command post, you find that the battalion commander has been called to regiment "for an urgent meeting." leaving the S-3 to brief the company commanders. He tells you only that the battalion's mission is to defend the area in order to deny the use of the coastal

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Encounter at Bertie

TDG #91-1

You are en route to intercept the enemy in Ardunes Forest. To protect the north flank of your move through Lucy Woods (southwest, along Route 26), you have posted Company A (reinforced with Dragons and heavy machineguns) in the village of Champs. The rest of your battalion-with Dragons, heavy

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