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The

NextWarModern Confictin Europe

RULES OF PLAYAddenda as of September 1979

GAME DESIGNJames F. Dunnigan

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Redmond A. Simonsen

GAME DEVELOPMEN

Mark Herman

R!LES ERRAA RE"#RIE as of Apr$% &''(

Dona%d G) La*o+MINOR S,NA- ERRORS . !PDAE as of Apr$% &''7

Mar/ A 0e%%$**$

Copr$23t C 19745 S$m6%at$ons P6b%$/at$ons5 In/)5 Ne ,or85 N),)5 1''1'


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[1.0] INTRODUCTION..............................................................................................................................6

[2.0] GENERAL COURSE OF PLAY........................................................................................................7

[3.0] GAME EQUIPMENT.........................................................................................................................7[3.1] THE GAME MAP...........................................................................................................................7

[3.2] GAME CHARTS AND TABLES...................................................................................................7

[3.3] THE PLAYING PIECES................................................................................................................7

[3.4] GAME SCALE...............................................................................................................................[3.!] PARTS IN"ENTORY.....................................................................................................................

[3.6] RULES QUESTIONS.....................................................................................................................

[3.7] DEFINITION OF TERMS..............................................................................................................[4.0] SEQUENCE OF PLAY.....................................................................................................................11

[4.1] BASIC SEQUENCE OUTLINE FOR ONE GAME#TURN........................................................11

[4.2] AD"ANCED SEQUENCE OF PLAY FOR ONE GAME#TURN...............................................12[!.0] LAND MO"EMENT AND COMBAT............................................................................................13

[!.1] HO$ TO MO"E LAND UNITS.................................................................................................14

[!.2] MO"ING MORE THAN ONE UNIT..........................................................................................14[!.3] ROAD% HEDGEHOG% AND TACTICAL MODES.....................................................................14

[!.4] FATIGUE......................................................................................................................................1![!.!] OFF#MAP MO"EMENT.............................................................................................................17

[!.6] $ARSA$ PACT RAIL MO"EMENT........................................................................................1&[!.7] LEG INFANTRY 'O()*+,-/.........................................................................................................1&

[6.0] ONES OF CONTROL....................................................................................................................1&

[6.1] EFFECTI"ENESS OF ONES OF CONTROL..........................................................................1&[6.2] RESTRICTIONS ON ONES OF CONTROL............................................................................1

[6.3] EFFECTS OF ENEMY ONES OF CONTROL ON RETREAT................................................1

[6.4] MO"ING ADACENT TO FRIENDLY UNITS IN ENEMY ONES OF.................................1[6.!] EFFECTS OF RETREATS ON ONES OF CONTROL............................................................1

[6.6] BREATHROUGH ONES........................................................................................................20

[6.7] LIMITED INTELLIGENCE ON UNIT STATUS........................................................................20[7.0] LAND COMBAT..............................................................................................................................20

[7.1] STANDARD ASSAULT...............................................................................................................21

[7.2] ACCELERATED ASSAULT........................................................................................................21

[7.3] DISENGAGEMENT....................................................................................................................22[7.4] COMBAT DICE ROLL MODIFIERS..........................................................................................23

[7.!] RETREAT% BREATHROUGH% AND AD"ANCE AFTER COMBAT.....................................24

[7.6] COMBAT BET$EEN DIFFERENT SIE UNITS.....................................................................2![7.7] CHEMICAL $ARFARE..............................................................................................................26

[&.0] SUPPLY............................................................................................................................................26

[&.1] NATO SUPPLY.............................................................................................................................26

[&.2] $ARSA$ PACT SUPPLY...........................................................................................................27[&.3] FRONT SUPPLY HEADS '$--5 P-) O,/...........................................................................27

[&.4] OUT OF SUPPLY.........................................................................................................................27

[&.!] AIRBORNE SUPPLY 'F+ U8 5*)9 )98 A* G-:8 S8)*+, 20.0% 21.0/....................................2&[.0] CADRE RATING.............................................................................................................................2&

[.1] ORIGINAL CADRE RATINGS...................................................................................................2

[.2] SPECIAL CADRE RATING SITUATIONS................................................................................2[10.0] STACING.....................................................................................................................................30

[10.1] STACING LIMITATIONS.......................................................................................................30

[10.2] O"ERSTACING......................................................................................................................30[10.3] RETREAT AND STACING.....................................................................................................30

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[11.0] STEP REDUCTION......................................................................................................................31[11.1] STEP REDUCTION....................................................................................................................31

[11.2] ELIMINATION...........................................................................................................................31

[12.0] BREA#DO$N AND RECOMBINATION..................................................................................31[12.1] BREA#DO$N.........................................................................................................................31

[12.2] BREA#DO$N AND FATIGUE...............................................................................................34

[12.3] BREA#DO$N AND CASUALTIES.......................................................................................34

[12.4] GENERAL SUPPLY AFTER UNIT BREA#DO$N...............................................................34[12.!] RECOMBINATION....................................................................................................................34

[12.6] RECOMBINATION AND FATIGUE.........................................................................................3!

[12.7] RECOMBINATION AND CASUALTIES.................................................................................3![13.0] SUPPORT UNITS...........................................................................................................................36

[13.1] STACING EFFECT OF SUPPORT UNITS............................................................................36

[13.2] ARTILLERY UNIT CAPABILITIES.........................................................................................36[13.3] EFFECTS OF CASUALTIES ON ARTILLERY UNITS...........................................................37

[13.4] HEADQUARTERS AND DI"ISION BASES...........................................................................37

[13.!] FLA UNITS% SSM UNITS% AND E$ UNITS 'OPTIONAL/.................................................37[13.6] FRONT SUPPLY HEADS..........................................................................................................37

[13.7] SO"IET RAILROAD REGIMENTS.........................................................................................3&[13.&] SO"IET ASSAULT ENGINEERS.............................................................................................3&

[13.] SUPPORT UNITS AND FATIGUE............................................................................................3&[14.0] REINFORCEMENTS.....................................................................................................................3

[14.1] ENEMY OCCUPATION OF A REINFORCMENT ENTRY HE;............................................3

[14.2] O"ERSTACING REINFORCEMENTS.................................................................................3[14.3] $ARSA$ PACT ALLIES REINFORCEMENTS.....................................................................3

[14.4] SO"IET REINFORCEMENTS..................................................................................................40

[14.!] FRENCH% BELGIAN% DUTCH% DANISH% AND LU;EMBOURG REINFORCEMENTS....40[14.6] UNITED INGDOM% CANADIAN% AND ITALIAN REINFORCEMENTS..........................41

[14.7] UNITED STATES REINFORCEMENTS..................................................................................41

[14.&] $EST GERMAN REINFORCEMENTS...................................................................................42[14.] AIR UNIT REINFORCEMENTS...............................................................................................42

[1!.0] REPLACEMENTS.........................................................................................................................42

[1!.1] REPLACEMENT STEPS...........................................................................................................43

[1!.2] $HICH UNITS CAN REPLACE COMBAT STEPS................................................................43[1!.3] BATTLEFIELD RECO"ERY 'O()*+,-/...................................................................................43

[1!.4] CADRE RATING OF REBUILT UNITS...................................................................................44

[1!.!] REPLACEMENT STEP SCHEDULE 'C-:(-*


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[17.7] FLA AMMUNITION 'U8= O, I, C+,>?,)*+, 5*)9 A* G-:8/......................................4[1&.0] CHEMICAL $ARFARE 'O()*+,-/...............................................................................................4

[1&.1] INITIATION OF CHEMICAL $ARFARE................................................................................4

[1&.2] EFFECTS ON THE FIRST GAME#TURN OF CHEMICAL $ARFARE................................4[1&.3] EFFECTS ON THE SECOND GAME#TURN AFTER THE START OF CHEMICAL

$ARFARE.............................................................................................................................................!0

[1&.4] EFFECTS ON THE THIRD AND SUBSEQUENT GAME#TURNS OF CHEMICAL

$ARFARE.............................................................................................................................................!0[1&.!] EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION MARERS..................................................!0

[1&.6] ENFORCEMENT OF THE GENE"A CON"ENTION............................................................!1

[1&.7] MISSILE DELI"ERED CHEMICALS......................................................................................!1[1.0] NUCLEAR $EAPONS 'O()*+,-/................................................................................................!1

[1.1] TYPES OF PULSES...................................................................................................................!2

[1.2] NUCLEAR ATTAC..................................................................................................................!2[1.3] NUCLEAR CONTAMINATION................................................................................................!3

[1.4] TOTAL NUCLEAR A"AILABILITY 'C-:(-*


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[24.!] REDUCTION OF COMBAT DIFFERENTIAL.......................................................................6&[24.6] PORT HOLDING BO;ES.........................................................................................................6&

[24.7] TAS FORCES...........................................................................................................................6&

[24.&] SPECIAL NA"AL MO"EMENT SITUATIONS.......................................................................6[2!.0] SEARCH ONES...........................................................................................................................6

[2!.1] EFFECTS OF SEARCH ONES...............................................................................................6

[2!.2] SECONDARY 'S?-8/ SEARCH............................................................................................70

[2!.3] PRIMARY 'A*/ SEARCH.........................................................................................................70[2!.4] NON PHASING NA"AL UNIT SEARCH OPTIONS...............................................................71

[26.0] NA"AL UNIT COMBAT................................................................................................................71

[26.1] ENTERING AN ENEMY SEARCH ONE...............................................................................71[26.2] $HICH UNITS MAY ATTAC................................................................................................72

[26.3] CONDUCTING A NA"AL COMBAT.......................................................................................72

[26.4] DISENGAGING FROM NA"AL COMBAT.............................................................................73[26.!] COMBAT STRENGTH EFFECTS.............................................................................................73

[26.6] ORDNANCE DEPLETION.......................................................................................................73

[26.7] SUBMARINES...........................................................................................................................73[26.&] BATTLE DAMAGE...................................................................................................................74

[26.] REPAIR OF BATTLE DAMAGE..............................................................................................74[27.0] NA"AL AIR UNITS.......................................................................................................................74

[27.1] NA"AL ATTAC AIR GROUPS...............................................................................................74[27.2] ORDNANCE DEPLETION.......................................................................................................7!

[27.3] NA"AL AIRFIELDS...................................................................................................................7!

[27.4] LAND AIR UNITS AND HELICOPTERS . NA"AL UNITS................................................7![2&.0] MINELAYING AND S$EEPING.................................................................................................7!

[2&.1] MINELAYING...........................................................................................................................76

[2&.2] MINE S$EEPING.....................................................................................................................76[2&.3] EFFECTS OF MINES................................................................................................................76

[2&.4] MINE DEPLETION...................................................................................................................76

[2.0] AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT..............................................................................................................77[2.1] NA"AL TRANSPORT................................................................................................................77

[2.2] AMPHIBIOUS LANDING.........................................................................................................7&

[2.3] DANISH FERRIES.....................................................................................................................7&

[2.4] SPECIAL U.S. 2ND MARINE DI"ISION AMPHIBIOUS ASSAULT....................................7&[30.0] HELICOPTERS 'O()*+,-/............................................................................................................7

[30.1] HELICOPTER MO"EMENT....................................................................................................7

[30.2] FLA . HELICOPTERS.........................................................................................................7[30.3] HELICOPTER ATTAC............................................................................................................&0

[30.4] HELICOPTER GROUND SUPPORT........................................................................................&0

[30.!] HELICOPTER STEP REDUCTION..........................................................................................&0

[30.6] HELICOPTER TRANSPORT....................................................................................................&0[31.0] SPECIAL FORCES 'O()*+,-/.......................................................................................................&1

[31.1] PLOTTING A SPECIAL FORCES MISSION...........................................................................&1

[31.2] SPECIAL FORCES ASSAULT PHASE....................................................................................&1[31.3] COMBAT STEPS........................................................................................................................&2

[31.4] PERFORMING AN ASSAULT..................................................................................................&2

[31.!] COMMUNICATIONS ASSAULT..............................................................................................&2[31.6] AIRFIELD ASSAULT................................................................................................................&2

[31.7] PORT ASSAULT........................................................................................................................&3

[31.&] CONCLUDING AN ASSAULT.................................................................................................&3[31.] '-==*)*+,/ SPECIAL FORCES . SPECIAL FORCES.............................................................&3

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[32.0] AIRBORNE AND AIRMOBILE UNITS 'O()*+,-/....................................................................&4[32.1] MO"ING AIRBORNE AND AIRMOBILE UNITS BY HELICOPTER..................................&4

[32.2] DISEMBARING AIRBORNE AND AIRMOBILE UNITS....................................................&4

[32.3] AIRBORNE PARA#DROP.........................................................................................................&4[32.4] AIR TRANSPORT FOR AIR#TRANSPORTABLE UNITS......................................................&!

[33.0] RECONNAISSANCE AIR UNITS 'O()*+,-/...............................................................................&!

[33.1] RECONNAISSANCE AIR UNITS AND AIR COMBAT.........................................................&6

[33.2] HO$ TO SPOT ENEMY OCCUPIED HE;ES........................................................................&6[33.3] RECONNAISSANCE INTELLIGENCE...................................................................................&6

[34.0] DAMAGE AND REPAIR...............................................................................................................&6

[34.1] DAMAGE...................................................................................................................................&7[34.2] REPAIR.......................................................................................................................................&7

[34.3] REPAIR POINT SCHEDULE....................................................................................................&&

[34.4] BRIDGE DEMOLITION............................................................................................................&&[3!.0] ALPINE UNITS 'O()*+,-/............................................................................................................&&

[36.0] ELECTRONIC $ARFARE 'O()*+,-/..........................................................................................&&

[36.1] EFFECTS OF E$ ON THE ATTACER..................................................................................&[36.2] EFFECTS OF E$ ON THE DEFENDER.................................................................................&

[36.3] INITIATION OF ELECTRONIC $ARFARE............................................................................&[36.4] HO$ LONG ELECTRONIC $ARFARE LASTS....................................................................0

[36.!] ELECTRONIC $ARFARE UNITS AND COMBAT................................................................0[37.0] "ICTORY CONDITIONS..............................................................................................................0

[37.1] "ICTORY POINTS....................................................................................................................0

[37.2] BASIC HE; "ALUES...............................................................................................................1[37.3] LINES OF COMMUNICATION................................................................................................1

[37.4] BONUS HE; "ALUES..............................................................................................................1

[1.0] INTRODUCTIONThe Next War* - *


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Note:D?*,< )98 =88+(:8,) + )98


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GRAPHIC

ARTILLERY

GRAPHIC

FLA 'M+*8/

GRAPHIC

ASSAULT ENGINEER

GRAPHIC

NA"AL UNIT

GRAPHIC

Naval Unit Types:AC A:(9**+? C-


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[3.] GAME SCALE

[3.1] L"%# G")e S/"e

E-9 98 8(88,) 14 *+:8)8. E-9 G-:8#T?, 8(88,) )5+ =- + -)?- )*:8.

[3.2] N"" G")e S/"e

E-9 98 8(88,) 14 *+:8)8. E-9 N--#T?, 8(88,) +? 9+? + -)?- )*:8.

[3.] PARTS INENTORY

A +:(8)8


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Assault:L-,= ?,*) :- -))-K E,8: -,= ?,*) S)-,=-= A-?)% $-8 A-?)% + C+?:,A-?). A, A-?) * - :8-, + ?**,< )98 8?*8:8,) )+ 8,


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+ovement Allo#ance:T98 M+8:8,) A+5-,8 + - ?,*) * )98 ?-,)**-)*+, + )9-) ?,*) -**) )+

)-88 - 8)-*, =*)-,8 *, +,8 G-:8#T?, :8-?8= *, M+8:8,) P+*,). A -,= ?,*) 9-8 - -*

M+8:8,) A+5-,8 + 20 M+8:8,) P+*,). L-,= ?,*) :- 888= )98* -* M+8:8,) A+5-,8 ?( )+ 30 M+8:8,) P+*,) 8:(+*,< F-)*


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[.0] SEQUENCE OF PLAY

[.1] ASIC SEQUENCE OUTLINE FOR ONE GAME6TURN

S88 S8)*+, !.0 )9+?


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5. NATO L"%# St"8e

NATO P-8 *,*)*-)8 9* -,= :+8:8,).

A. NAT, &einforcement hase:R8*,+8:8,) -8 (-8= +, )98 :-( '88 S8)*+, 14.0/.

B. NAT, Special orces Assault hase:T98 (-,,*,< -,= 88?)*+, + - S(8*- F+8 :**+,* +,=?)8= '88 S8)*+, 31.0/.

C. NAT, Airborne hase:A*+,8 ?,*) :+8 8*)98 98*+()8 + -8 P-- =+((8= +,)+ )98

:-( '88 S8)*+, 32.0/.

D. NAT, &eplacement hase I )98 NATO P-8 88*8 -, R8(-8:8,) )8(% )988 -8*,+(+-)8= *,)+ ?,*) :88)*,< )98 +,=*)*+, *, S8)*+, 1!.0.

E. NAT, +ovement an$ %ombat hase: Lan$?,*) :+8 -,= 8,


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M+8:8,) P+*,) )+ 8,)8 + +. U,*) :- -+ 8(8,= M+8:8,) P+*,) )+ +,=?) -))- -,=:+8 -=>-8,) )+ F*8,= -,= E,8: ?,*) '88 M+8:8,) P+*,) C+) C9-) T8-*, E8)% !.17/. A

:+8:8,) -,= +:-) +) -8 ?:?-)*8. T98 ?(( )-)? + - ?,*) * =8)8:*,8= -) )98 *,)-,) )98

?,*) *,*)*-)8 :+8:8,) '88 S8)*+, &.0/ -,= -) )98 *,)-,) + +:-).

CASES

[.1] HO7 TO MOE LAND UNITS[.11]D?*,< - M+8:8,) -,= C+:-) P9-8% - P-8 :- :+8 -% +:8% + ,+,8 + 9* ?,*).

C+:-) ?,*) :?) 8 :+8= +,8 -) - )*:8 'E8()*+, 88 C-8 !.2/. P-8 :- ,+) *,*)*-)8:+8:8,) + - ?,*) + )- 8+8 )98 :+8:8,) + )98 (8*+? :+8= ?,*) + )- * +:(8)8=.

[.12]A ?,*) :- ,88 8,)8 - 98 ?,8 *) -, 8(8,= )98 8?**)8 ,?:8 + M+8:8,) P+*,).

[.13]A ?,*) :- ,88 8,)8 -, A#S8- + L-8 98 '88() ,-- ?,*)% 98*+()8 ?,*)% 8:-8=

:-*,8% -,= -* ?,*) *, )98 +()*+,- ?8/.

[.1]A F*8,= ?,*) :- ,+) 8,)8 - 98 +,)-*,*,< -, E,8: ?,*) 88() *, )98 88,) + - S(8*-

F+8 A-?) '88 S8)*+, 31.0/.

[.1]A ?,*) :?) 8-8 :+8:8,) ?(+, 8,)8*,< -, E,8: +,8 + C+,)+ '88 C-8 6.1!/. O,8 -

?,*) * *, -, 8,8: +,8 + C+,)+% *) :- ,+) 8-8 +?,)-*. I% =?8 )+ +:-)% )98 E,8: ?,*) ,+

+,


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M+8:8,) P+*,) )+ :+8 ?) * =8(+8= + :+*8 +:-). A ?,*) *, .e$gehog* (8(-8= +=88,8 -,= :- ,+) :+8 ?) -== 2 )+ *) =*8 :+=**-)*+, )+)- * -))-8=. A) )98 *,)-,) - ?,*) 8,)8

H8=


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B. A) )98 *,)-,) )9-) - ?,*) 888= *) B-* M+8:8,) A+5-,8 11 M+8:8,) P+*,)% )98+5,*,< P-8 *,8-8 )98 ?,*) F-)*


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[.5]I )98 8(8,=*)?8 + M+8:8,) P+*,) + --?) ,88*)-)8 - =*8 + + (+*8 *,8-8 *,)98 F-)*


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-,+)98 4 M+8:8,) P+*,) )+ --?)% *,


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[4.13]A ?,*) :- 8-8 -, E,8:#+,)+8= 98 +, - - 8?) + A-?)% C+?:, A-?)% +

D*8,


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[4.] EFFECTS OF RETREATS ON BONES OF CONTROL

I - =88,=*,< ?,*) 8)8-) +,8 98 =?8 )+ +:-)% *) +8*) *) +,8 + C+,)+ + )98 8:-*,=8 + )98

?8,) M+8:8,) -,= C+:-) P9-8. A B8-)9+?


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=8)8:*,8 )98* 8(8)*8 =*8 :+=**8. R+ )98 =*8 -,= :+=* )98 )+)- 88 C-8 7.4/% -,= 88 )+)98 -((+(*-)8 -)*+ +?:, + )98 C+:-) R8?) T-8. A - 8?) + +:-)% +,8 + )988 )9*,


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[5.2] ACCELERATED ASSAULT

T9* ?8 *:?-)8 )98 $--5 P-) -,= litz!rieg. A) )98 8


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[5.3] DISENGAGEMENT

A P9-*,< ?,*) :- -))8:() )+ 8-8 -, E,8:#+,)+8= 98 *, 59*9 *) 8


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. C98 )8( + +,=*)*+, '88 S8)*+, 11.0/. O== +8 7#1 + 8 )9-, 1#2 '88 C+:-) R8?) T-8 8(-,-)*+,/

L. N+#OC :-8 '88 C-8 7.!&/

M. A-?) E,


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[5.]A, 8*


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5*)9 3 *


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[?.1] NATO SUPPLY

[?.11]A NATO ?,*) * *, G8,8- S?(( * *) * 5*)9*, 20 M+8:8,) P+*,) + - 98-=?-)8 ?,*) '+

)98 -:8 nationality/% 59*9 * *)8 *, ?(( '88 C-8 &.12/ + 5*)9*, 20 M+8:8,) P+*,) + -

?(( +?8. Note:A NATO ?(( (-)9 -,,+) 8)8,= )9+?


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[?.] OUT OF SUPPLY

[?.1]$98,88 - ?,*) * +?) + G8,8- S?((% )98 ?,*) :- ,+) 8(8,= :+8 )9-, ! M+8:8,) P+*,)

=?*,< - F*8,= M+8:8,) -,= C+:-) P9-8. T9* +,=*)*+, +,)*,?8 ?,)* )98 ?,*) * *, G8,8-

S?(( -?=


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$98,88 ?,*) (-)**(-)8 *, +:-)% )98* C-=8 R-)*,


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[.23]A S+*8) ?,*) 5*)9 )8,


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[10.3] RETREAT AND STACING

I - ?,*) * +8= )+ 8)8-) *,)+ - 98 +,)-*,*,< +)98 F*8,= ?,*) 59*9 5+?= *+-)8 )98 )-*,8)8= )+ -, ?,*:*)8= ,?:8 + :**+, (8 G-:8#T?,% ?) 8-9 -* ?,*) -, (8+: +,+,8 :**+, (8 G-:8#T?,.

Note:D?*,< 8-9 (-)*?- P9-8 + - G-:8#T?,% - 98 -, 8 -))-8= once 8-9 +: + -*

+(8-)*+,.

E@")-e:D?*,< - F*8,= M+8:8,) -,= C+:-) P9-8% - P-8 :- *) 9-8 -, -* ?,*) (8+: -

F- S?((8*+, :**+, +, -, E,8:#+?(*8= 98@ )98, 98 -, -))- )98 -:8 E,8:#+?(*8= 985*)9 F*8,= -,= ?,*) *, +,>?,)*+, 5*)9 G+?,= S?((+) -* ?,*). T98 E,8:#+?(*8= 98% * -#

?((88=% +?= ,+) *8 - -) )98 G+?,= S?((+) -* ?,*).

CASES

[21.1] GROUND LEEL SUPPORT MISSIONS

[21.11]C8)-*, -* ?,*) 9-8 - G+?,= A))- R-)*,


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[21.2] FLA

[21.21]E-9 -,= ?,*) 9- - F- R-)*,< +, )98 +?,)8. A )9+8 ?,*) 5*)9 C+ DF- R-)*, D&e Mo#&,&/"t&o% T"=e

Aircraft

*nterception &ating 'ffect on "ie &oll0#3 N+ 88)

4#6 1

7# 210 3

[21.25]I - - ?,*) * -))-8= -,= ?,*) 59*8 *) * -+,8 *, - 98% + - - 8?) + +:-) * -+,8*, -, --?)8= 98% )98 - ?,*) * -?)+:-)*- 8*:*,-)8=. Note:I - - ?,*) * -))-8= 59*8 -+,8

*, - 98% ,+ B8-)9+? Co)="t Re'(t' T"=e

'88 8(--)8 988)/

[21.3] FLA SUPPRESSION

[21.31]T988 -8 )5+ )(8 + F- S?((8*+, :**+,@ )98 )-,=-= F- S?((8*+, $*=

$8-8. A, A* G+?( -, (8+: - F- S?((8*+, + $*= $8-8 :**+, +,8 (8 G-:8#T?,=?*,< 8)-*, P9-8.

[21.32]$98, -, A* G+?( * (8+:*,< - F- S?((8*+, :**+,% *) * (-8= +, )98 ?,*) )9-) *) *

-))8:()*,< )+ ?((8. T98 ?,*) )9-) * 8*,< ?((88= -, *8 - -) )98 E,8: -* ?,*). T98, -,ADA ?,*) 5*)9*, -,


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C+:-) * 8+8= +, )98 F- C+:-) R8?) T-8. I )98 -* ?,*) ?*8 )98 -% *) -))- )98-,= ?,*) +, )98 F- S?((8*+, T-8. I )98 - ?((8*+, * ?8?% (-8 - FS :-8 +, )98

?,*). A, +:-) ?,*) *, )98 -:8 98 - )98 ?,*) )9-) * 8*,< - ?((88= :- -+ *8 - -) )98

8,8: -*-) (8+:*,< )98 F- S?((8*+, :**+,.

[21.33]A :-*:?: + )988 -* ?,*) -, +,)*)?)8 -, A* G+?( (8+:*,< - F- S?((8*+,

:**+,. F- ?,*) :- *8 +, +,8 -) 8-9 G+?(. T98 -* ?,*) G+?,= A))- R-)*, S(--*e''&o% T"=e

'88 8(--)8 988)/

[21.35] E@")-e:T988 F4 -8 (8+:*,< - F- S?((8*+, :**+, -


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- ?,*) *, )98 ADS +,8 )+ 1 98 '?,*) 5 +,8 98 -,


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[21.42]U,*) )9-) -8 +?) + -::?,*)*+, -,= 9-8 -, +*


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[22.1?] 9"##&t&o%;G=-, A* F*8= :- ,+) 8 ?>8)8= )+ ,?8- -))-. A, ?,*:*)8= ,?:8 +

P+*9 -* ?,*) :- 8 -+-)8= +: G=-, A* F*8= H+=*,< B+ '7/.

[22.1] 9"##&t&o%;A* ?,*) :- ,+) 8 )-,88= +: +,8 -**8= )+ -,+)98 5*)9+?) 8*,< -+-)8=

?,8 )98 A* S8)+ +,)-*,*,< )98 -**8= +: 59*9 )98 )-,8 * )+ 8 :-=8% )98 A* S8)+

+,)-*,*,< )98 =8)*,-)*+, -**8=% -,= -, *,)88,*,< A* S8)+ -8 88 + E,8: +,)+ + 8*)98

)98 A* S?(8*+*) L88 + )98 A* *,)88()*+, L88.

[22.2] REPAIR OF AIR UNITS

[22.21]A* ?,*) )9-) -8 =-:-


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[22.33]I -, E,8: ?,*) +?(*8 - F*8,= -**8= 98% - F*8,= -* ?,*) *, )98 +8(+,=*,

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